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Drama at Primary School Rugby in Vereeniging: 'Parents, Stop It Now, Behave Yourself'

Rugby · Vereeniging

Drama at Primary School Rugby in Vereeniging: 'Parents, Stop It Now, Behave Yourself'

An unsavory fight between coaches and parents at a primary school rugby match in Gauteng is now being investigated by the Hawks Rugby Union.Read Article

Sanitation crisis in Ramaphosa informal settlement dehumanises people – The Mail & Guardian

Cyril Ramaphosa · Vereeniging

Sanitation crisis in Ramaphosa informal settlement dehumanises people – The Mail & Guardian

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

There is a sanitation crisis in the Ramaphosa informal settlement in Emfuleni, Vereeniging, Gauteng. On 20 May, Eyewitness News reported that residents were forced to use buckets and pit latrines to relieve themselves because the mobile toilets had not been cleaned for several months. Frieda Veeris, who lives in Ramaphosa, expressed her dissatisfaction with the situation and told of the unbearable stench and the maggots in the toilet bowls. She…See the Story

Residents forced to use buckets as toilets overflow

Cyril Ramaphosa · Vereeniging

Residents forced to use buckets as toilets overflow

By Doreen Mokgolo Ramaphosa residents are using buckets and digging holes after mobile toilets were left uncollected due to a contract dispute. The government and municipality are blaming each other while residents face filthy, inhumane conditions without proper sanitation. People living in Ramaphosa Informal Settlement in Vereeniging are being forced to relieve themselves in buckets inside their homes. The mobile toilets in their area have no…Read Article

Trade commission protects legacy steel giant from competitive imports – The Mail & Guardian

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The International Trade Administration Commission of South Africa (Itac) has imposed a 9% tariff on imported hot-rolled steel to protect domestic producers, in particular the legacy steelmaker ArcelorMittal South Africa (Amsa). The decision follows an application by the South African Iron and Steel Institute (Saisi) on behalf of Amsa for remedial action. The tariff applies to all countries except listed developing countries which collectively ac…Vereeniging · Vereeniging Read Article

Vukile Property Fund completes R141m redevelopment of Bedworth Centre in Vereeniging – Property Wheel

Vukile Property Fund has completed the R141 million redevelopment of Bedworth Centre in Vereeniging. The Bedworth Centre redevelopment combines enhanced aesthetics and amenities with upgrades to layout, access, and security. Using proprietary customer analytics, the revamp was tailored to ensure the centre remains a cornerstone of convenience and connection for Bedworth Park including the Vaal University of Technology (VUT) and North West Univer…Vereeniging · Vereeniging Read Article

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