Camray Clarke
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R400bn needed to repair ageing water infrastructure in worst-affected municipalities (opens the original)
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The Department of Water and Sanitation said that it will cost R400 billion to repair and upgrade ageing water infrastructure in the country's worst-affected municipalities. The figure was revealed in Water and Sanitation Minister Pemmy Majodina’s written reply to a Parliamentary question posed by MK Party MP Siyabonga Mkhize. Mkhize posed the question to gain clarity on recurring water supply failures and the municipalities most affected. According to the Department, 107 of the country's 144 mun
CoCT strengthens firefighting capacity ahead of high-risk summer fire season (opens the original)
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As Cape Town heads into a high-risk summer fire season, the City of Cape Town said is strengthening its firefighting capacity, anticipating a long, hot and dry summer. One hundred new cadets have joined the Fire and Rescue Service, along with 35 junior firefighters who joined in July. Winde to outline Western Cape's preparedness for fire season amid signs of an early start WC Premier warns of longer, more dangerous fire season driven by climate change Western Cape government expands fire season
AI not expected to replace SA jobs anytime soon, says economist (opens the original)
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South Africans can breathe a sigh of relief, at least for now, as artificial intelligence (AI) isn’t expected to replace jobs anytime soon. That’s according to economist Cobus Venter from the Bureau for Economic Research. Venter said current research shows that AI isn't taking over people’s jobs, but those who use the technology tend to be more productive. He added that while widespread disruption has yet to materialise, he believes the nature of many jobs will look very different within the nex
Rescue teams recover body of 11-year-old boy in the Free State (opens the original)
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Rescue teams have recovered the body of an 11-year-old boy who went missing after reportedly drowning in the Kgoptjane River in Qwaqwa in the Free State. Police, assisted by rescue and dive teams from the Maluti-a-Phofung Municipality, retrieved the body on Tuesday, 10 days after the incident. Letlogang Mokakuoa's friends reportedly witnessed him being swept away, but efforts to locate him were hampered by adverse weather conditions. Police spokesperson Mmako Mophiring said community members spo
Knysna Municipality remains without mayor (opens the original)
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The Knysna Garden Route Municipality has been left without a mayor or mayoral committee after Mayor Thando Matika was removed by the ANC on Friday. Speaker Mark Willemse said his office received formal notification from the ANC Provincial Executive after Matika and the Ward 7 councillor were named SACP candidates for the upcoming local government elections. Deputy Mayor Morton Gericke has stepped in as acting mayor, while the mayoral committee has automatically dissolved. Willemse said the proce
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