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Demolition of derelict sections of the Strand jetty, which started on Monday (5 December), marked the end of an era for the community, many of whom reacted with dismay and disappointment that one of the Helderberg’s most recognisable landmarks would soon be no more.
Although only sections of the dilapidated structure are being removed, the entire shape of the linear jetty is now dotted with gaps and it appears to be only a matter of time before the rest follow suit.

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Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG), a utility in Montenegro, said that it has received about 14,000 requests to secure rebates covering up to 20% of rooftop PV system costs. The program is designed to facilitate the deployment of 70 MW of solar capacity.

At today’s sessions of the government committees, the government, among other things, recapitalised the Public Fund of the Republic of Slovenia for Regional and Rural Development, activated the new item in the budget titled Increase of earmarked assets of the Slovene Enterprise Fund - Expensiveness, adopted multiple decisions on the reallocation of the national budget funds, and included some new projects in the applicable Development Programmes Plan 2022-2025.

Deadline: 12-Dec-22 The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has announced the Public Call for subsidizing the installation of solar systems for

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A 12-hour operation involving multiple bulldozers, dozens of municipal workers and several City of Cape Town departments resulted in the successful removal of a male humpback whale carcass that had washed ashore on Blakes Beach, Strand late last Friday (25 November).
The removal operation began early on Saturday morning and was quite a spectacle, attracting hundreds of curious onlookers with families in tow to catch a glimpse of the extraordinary occurrence.

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