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Rand Water's ongoing maintenance activities to affect the city of Johannesburg today
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Rand Water’s ongoing maintenance activities will affect the City of Johannesburg from today.
The water utility confirmed on Tuesday morning that phase 2 of their maintenance programme that began on Thursday last week is underway, following the successful completion of the first phase on Monday.
Johannesburg Water spokesperson Nombuso Shabalala says the 10 hour maintenance at the Palmiet system will be conducted from 6 am until 4 pm.
The City of Johannesburg's Sandton, Alexandra Park, South Hills, Linksfield, and Midrand pumping systems, will also be impacted by the maintenance.
A fleet of 97 water tankers has been dispatched throughout the period to minimize disruptions.
The water utility confirmed on Tuesday morning that phase 2 of their maintenance programme that began on Thursday last week is underway, following the successful completion of the first phase on Monday.
Johannesburg Water spokesperson Nombuso Shabalala says the 10 hour maintenance at the Palmiet system will be conducted from 6 am until 4 pm.
The City of Johannesburg's Sandton, Alexandra Park, South Hills, Linksfield, and Midrand pumping systems, will also be impacted by the maintenance.
A fleet of 97 water tankers has been dispatched throughout the period to minimize disruptions.
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The Northwest's Mankwe Orbit Tvet College receives R13 Million technology donation
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The Department of Higher Education and Training says, it is in a process of transforming the education system in colleges, by implementing new technology and revamping old infrastructure.
Minister Nobuhle Nkabane visited the Mankwe campus of the Orbit Tvet College, in Mogwase outside Rustenburg in the Northwest.
The campus received a donation of new technology worth R13 million.
Minister Nobuhle Nkabane visited the Mankwe campus of the Orbit Tvet College, in Mogwase outside Rustenburg in the Northwest.
The campus received a donation of new technology worth R13 million.
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Cape Town's Art Museum of Illusions opens
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The globally renowned Cape Town Museum of Illusions has officially opened its doors this past weekend, becoming the second Museum of Illusions in South Africa and the third on the continent.
The Museum of Illusions has evolved into a global success, having welcomed more than 12 million guests around the world.
Each location is uniquely designed, offering its own take on interactive exhibits to create awe-inspiring, hands-on experiences.
The owner of the Museum of Illusions South Africa, Mark Collie, says the museum will offer visitors an extraordinary journey through the world of optical illusions, interactive installations, and immersive rooms that challenge perceptions and ignite curiosity.
The Museum of Illusions has evolved into a global success, having welcomed more than 12 million guests around the world.
Each location is uniquely designed, offering its own take on interactive exhibits to create awe-inspiring, hands-on experiences.
The owner of the Museum of Illusions South Africa, Mark Collie, says the museum will offer visitors an extraordinary journey through the world of optical illusions, interactive installations, and immersive rooms that challenge perceptions and ignite curiosity.
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Your financial indicators for this hour:
The Rand is trading at 17.83 to the US Dollar, 24.11 to the British Pound, and 20.36 to the Euro.
Gold is trading at 3,309.93 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at 65.14 per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 105,338.00.
The Rand is trading at 17.83 to the US Dollar, 24.11 to the British Pound, and 20.36 to the Euro.
Gold is trading at 3,309.93 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at 65.14 per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 105,338.00.
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