Daily Maverick’s Scorpio can reveal that Department of Health contractor Digital Vibes settled invoices for maintenance work at a property owned by Health Minister Zweli Mkhize’s family trust. Digital Vibes also transferred at least R300,000 to a company owned by Mkhize’s son.
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Oswego police responded to a report of a fight between a teenage Portillo s employee and a customer on Sunday. (Google Maps Streetview)
OSWEGO, IL Oswego police say they are still gathering information on an altercation between an 18-year-old Portillo s employee and a 48-year-old customer over the weekend that ended with the teenager being taken to a hospital. They say the fight at the Route 34 restaurant started after the employee spilled a drink in the customer s vehicle.
No charges have been filed in the incident, and police say they have been working with the Kendall County State s Attorney s Office and will review the final investigative report with their office to determine the next course of action.
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Google teams up with Dublin City Council on air pollution project Specially equipped Street View car will drive the streets of Dublin to monitor air quality
Mon, May 10, 2021, 11:20
Google has teamed up with Dublin City Council for a year-long project that will measure air quality across the city and help inform future clean air initiatives.
The Air View Dublin project will see one of Google’s Street View cars capture air pollution and measure greenhouse gases across the city, developing maps of street-by-street air pollution. The Jaguar I-Pace electric car will be deployed on the streets of Dublin, the first time one of the vehicles has been used to monitor pollution data in addition to the Google Maps Street View imagery.
10th May 2021: The Lord Mayor of Dublin, Hazel Chu, today launched “Air View Dublin”, an initiative that will see Google’s Street View car take to the streets of Dublin to measure air quality across the city. This initiative will be rolled out in Dublin in collaboration with Dublin City Council as part of its Smart Dublin programme, as the next phase of its partnership with Google’s Environmental Insights Explorer (EIE), to inform smart transit programs with the goal of reducing emissions and increasing the use of cleaner modes of travel.
The initiative will see Google’s first electric Street View car, a Jaguar I-PACE, deployed around the city measuring air quality for one year from the 10th of May. In Ireland, this is the first time a Google Street View car has been used to capture air pollution and greenhouse gas measurements in addition to Google Maps Street View imagery, a feat possible due to the integration of Google’s Street View technology into the vehicle by