South Africa on Tuesday expressed frustration over the slow pace of talks aimed at ensuring a definitive solution to the crisis in Zimbabwe.
Archive for January, 2010
L Max and R Carlisle on unsafe buses
Criminal charges and 24/7 border inspections will target all
unsafe buses and their operators: Joint Statement by Western
Cape Ministers of Community Safety Lennit Max and Transport
Robin Carlisle
5 January 2010
This festive season more than 20 buses were stopped and
removed from the province’s roads for gravely serious road
safety violations. Accordingly, we summoned a full briefing
from legal experts and senior staff to recommend steps to
Gauteng Education on release of matric results
Gauteng matrics to get their results on time
5 January 2010
The Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) has assured
parents and learners that all matriculants will receive
their results on the scheduled date of January 7 2010.
The department has disputed claims that learners `might not
get results if the verification process is not done’. This
has also been confirmed by examination quality assurance
statutory body, Umalusi, which on Monday said only matric
Police Fish Out KCC’s Land Title
The land title for Nakasero Market was yesterday traced at the Police CID headquarters after a day-long search.
Africa: Shell Denies Rumours of Planned Market Exit
Oil marketer Kenya Shell has denied reports that it plans to pull out of the country — the second time it has brushed off claims that it was looking for a buyer of its East African operations.
H Yawa conveys condolences to families of road accidents victims
Five people killed in head on collision accident outside
Lichtenburg
2 January 2010
Five people were killed while four others were seriously
injured in a head on collision allegedly caused by a tyre
burst on the Lichtenburg-Koster road on Saturday afternoon.
A Nissan Sentra is alleged to have swerved into the right
hand lane and collided with a Honda Ballade after its left
rear tyre burst. Four passengers who were travelling in the
vehi
Health on condom distribution
Condom distribution
4 January 2010
The Department of Health would like to dismiss the rumours
making the rounds in the media about a shortage in condom
distribution as untrue and unfounded.
The Department of Health is unaware of the alleged shortage.
Our monthly distribution is between 38 to 43 million condoms
and our programmes are well on track. In November 2009
alone, we distributed about 63 million condoms.
We also do not anticipate any
East Africa: Egyptian Govt Firm Eyes Regional Market
AN Egyptian-based firm, El Nasr, which deals in import and export business, is to expand its operations in the Great Lakes region.
Milk Processor Reopens After Unity Govt Acts
Nestlé Zimbabwe resumed production yesterday, a fortnight after it temporarily ceased operations following a misunderstanding over the supply of milk from Gushungo Dairy Estates.
Constitution-Making On Track
It’s all systems go as the Parliament Select Committee on constitution-making starts the process today by training Members of Parliament who chair thematic committees.
New Gay Bill ‘Abhorrent’, Say UK MPs
A debate in the House of Commons last week labelled Uganda’s proposed bill on homosexuality as abhorrent.
Africa: U.S. Imposes Tighter Airline Screening for Many Africans
Airline passengers who are citizens of, or fly through, five African nations will undergo more intensive security screening from today before being permitted to board flights to the United States.
Families Urged to Move As Flood Death Toll Rises
People living close to river banks and flood-prone areas have been urged to move to safer grounds as the death toll from the ongoing rains reached 26.
Rwanda Monitors Volcano in DRC
Tourism in the Volcanoes National Park is not threatened by the eruption of Mt. Nyamuragira located inside the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
Saving Energy Thorugh Alternatives and Efficiency in Households
Tanzania’s electricity grid is fed by a mixture of natural gas, diesel and hydropower; however, over the past few years the country has experienced severe blackouts and power rationing in urban areas due to drought and subsequent low-water levels.