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Pretoria Ave & Katherine St upgrade nears completion
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Reinstatement work at the busy intersection of Pretoria Avenue and Katherine Street in Sandown is nearing completion, with the Johannesburg Roads Agency confirming that the project has enterned its final phase.
JRA regional operations manager Khayalethu Gqibitole emphasised that the work was not the result of a road collapse but rather planned reinstatement following essential water infrastructure repairs.
The upgraded intersection is expected to be ready for handover this year.
JRA regional operations manager Khayalethu Gqibitole emphasised that the work was not the result of a road collapse but rather planned reinstatement following essential water infrastructure repairs.
The upgraded intersection is expected to be ready for handover this year.
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American YouTuber IShowSpeed arrives in South Africa
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American YouTuber and livestream sensation IShowSpeed has officially arrived in South Africa,
marking one of the highlights of his continent-wide tour.
The 20-year-old streamer arrived in Cape Town as part of his “Speed Does Africa” tour a 28-day livestream journey across 20 African countries.
Speed’s South African experience has quickly gained traction online, with clips of his activities, including shark cage diving, exploring the city and attempting local languages.
The tour is expected to become one of the biggest creator-led travel livestreams ever staged.
marking one of the highlights of his continent-wide tour.
The 20-year-old streamer arrived in Cape Town as part of his “Speed Does Africa” tour a 28-day livestream journey across 20 African countries.
Speed’s South African experience has quickly gained traction online, with clips of his activities, including shark cage diving, exploring the city and attempting local languages.
The tour is expected to become one of the biggest creator-led travel livestreams ever staged.
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UCT’s Prof. Rethabile Possa publishes first Scientific book series in Sesotho
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University of Cape Town academic associate Prof. Rethabile Possa has authored what is believed to be the first full scientific book series, written entirely in Sesotho.
The series bridges a critical gap in scientific literature, making knowledge more accessible to Sesotho-speaking students, researchers and communities.
The publication has attracted attention across academic and linguistic circles, with experts hailing it as a transformative step towards inclusivity and representation in science.
The book which took root during the covid 19 lockdown marks a significant moment in African scholarship.
The series bridges a critical gap in scientific literature, making knowledge more accessible to Sesotho-speaking students, researchers and communities.
The publication has attracted attention across academic and linguistic circles, with experts hailing it as a transformative step towards inclusivity and representation in science.
The book which took root during the covid 19 lockdown marks a significant moment in African scholarship.
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