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Hillcrest Swimming Pool refurbishment reaches halfway mark
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The City of Tshwane has confirmed that the refurbishment of the Hillcrest Swimming Pool has reached the halfway mark.
The City says the remaining upgrades are set to continue after the facility reopens next month.
The Metro Spokesperson Lindela Mashigo says the maintenance programme was divided into two phases to ensure that the project could continue despite budget limitations.
Mashigo said the remaining scope of work entails repairs and maintenance of the Grandstand Pavilion, which is expected to be completed on or before the end of the current financial year.
The City says the remaining upgrades are set to continue after the facility reopens next month.
The Metro Spokesperson Lindela Mashigo says the maintenance programme was divided into two phases to ensure that the project could continue despite budget limitations.
Mashigo said the remaining scope of work entails repairs and maintenance of the Grandstand Pavilion, which is expected to be completed on or before the end of the current financial year.
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Northern Cape electrician crowned MasterChef SA Season 6 winner
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A Northern Cape electrician Andrew Benjamin has been crowned the winner of Master Chef South Africa Season 6, taking home a one-million-rand grand prize.
The 40-year-old home cook from Kimberley beat Durban's Candice Meth in a tense finale, impressing the judges with his skills and calm approach in the kitchen.
Benjamin, who works as a high-voltage electrician, says his family was a major source of inspiration throughout his journey.
The 40-year-old home cook from Kimberley beat Durban's Candice Meth in a tense finale, impressing the judges with his skills and calm approach in the kitchen.
Benjamin, who works as a high-voltage electrician, says his family was a major source of inspiration throughout his journey.
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Ithuba boosts economic opportunities for Tshwane youth
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The City of Tshwane says more than 1 500 young people have benefited from the Ithuba Youth Economic Development Programme since its launch in February.
The initiative brings together the city’s government departments, NGOs and private sector partners to expand economic opportunities for young people.
MMC for Economic Development and Spatial Planning Sarah Mabotsa says beneficiaries have received training, skills development and job placement opportunities.
The initiative brings together the city’s government departments, NGOs and private sector partners to expand economic opportunities for young people.
MMC for Economic Development and Spatial Planning Sarah Mabotsa says beneficiaries have received training, skills development and job placement opportunities.
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