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SASSA suspends 500 suspicious grants
IN a bid to wipe out fraud, the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) has stopped 6 000 suspicious grant payments and the figure went down substantially to 500 in the August payment cycle.
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Victory to host national qualifiers
VICTORY Raceway is set to host its Heavy Metal and Pinkrod national qualifier event at their premises in Victoria Drive, Walmer, this Saturday, August 10.
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DIARY/DAGBOEK
) ReligiousHi’s Place Developing Centre: Have a service every Sunday at 09:00 and a youth service at 14:30 as well. They will have a healing service on August 18 at 18:00. Contact Christo at 082 515 2294.
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Dumse represents SA handball in Germany
NEW Brighton-born 23-year-old handball player, Samkelo Dumse, went to Germany on July 31, as part of an exchange programme between the Eastern Cape and Lower Saxony.
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Site for proposed fish farm removed
BAY protesters are celebrating a significant victory after one of the sites for the proposed fish farm has recently been changed to bivalve farming.
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Glen Hurd Drive, slipway officially open
THE entire Glen Hurd Drive, also known as the Third Avenue Dip, and its slipway is officially open.
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Academy to present their first dyslexia workshop in PE
FOR centuries, professionals have been querying the phenomenon of a learner who may have normal sensory, perceptual, cognitive and motor abilities, and yet have marked difficulties decoding (reading) and encoding (spelling) the written language.
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R463m budgeted for maintenance of roads
ROADS across the metro will receive much-needed improvements after R463 million of the 2019/2020 capital budget has been set aside for this.
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Gymnasts excel at South Zone competition
THE Ibhayi Rhythmic’s top juniors performed well at the South Zone competition recently.
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