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Seal of approval! De Lille steps in to help Hout Bay seal rescue centre

Getty Images Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Patricia de Lille has stepped in to save the Hout Bay Seal Rescue Centre (HBSRC) from imminent closure, and at least 20 Cape Fur seals from certain death. The not-for-profit (NPO) environmental organisation rescues and rehabilitates an estimated 50 seals a year, and provides employment for a number of locals. There’s more to this story Subscribe to News24 and get access to our exclusive journalism and features today. Subscribe

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Power restored at Dunnottar military base

defenceWeb Written by defenceWeb - Dunnottar military base. Six months after legal intervention by the SA National Defence Union (Sandu) saw power restored to the Dunnottar military base, the military trade union has again had to go the same route after power to the Engineer Formation base was cut. A Sandu legal letter dated 22 April has it the electricity supply to the far eastern Gauteng base was discontinued this week apparently due to the result of non-payment by “either the Department of Defence (DoD) or Department of Public Works and Infrastructure (DPWI) to the Ekurhuleni Metro”. The Sandu lawyer’s letter addressed to the three most senior people in the Department of Defence and Military Veterans (Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, Secretary for Defence Gladys Kudjoe and outgoing national defence force chief, General Solly Shoke); as well as Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Patricia de Lille is copied to the SA Army Engineer Formation GOC and the base OC.

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Government says job creation initiatives starting to yield results

Government says job creation initiatives starting to yield results Subscribe A number of government interventions to stimulate the participation of more South Africans in the economy, particularly young people, are starting to yield results. According to acting Minister in the Presidency, Khumbudzo Ntshavheni, the Presidential Employment Stimulus that was launched in October 2020, to respond to the economic impact of COVID-19 created or retained 360 010 jobs by the end of February 2021, mostly for unemployed youth. “In addition, the employment stimulus has supported the livelihoods of 60,539 beneficiaries through the transfer of support, including production vouchers for subsistence farmers. “Over 300,000 of these opportunities came from placing young people as assistants in schools across the country, through the Basic Education Employment Initiative. These school assistants have played an important role in strengthening the learning environment at schools during a difficul

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How Capetonians united to arrest alleged Table Mountain arsonist, but two suspects escaped

How Capetonians united to arrest alleged Table Mountain arsonist, but two suspects escaped
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De Lille says SOEs should be drawn into land reform

De Lille says SOEs should be drawn into land reform By Mayibongwe Maqhina Share Cape Town - Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Patricia de Lille on Friday said the state-owned entities (SOEs) should be drawn into the land reform programme so that land could be released to help the government drive the land reform process. âWe can t have SOEs just keeping land on the balance sheet but land is not used,â De Lille said. She made the statement when she was briefing the ad hoc committee tasked with amending the Constitution to allow for the expropriation of land without compensation.

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