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Ginsberg residents benefit from Sanral's N2 project - Vimarsana News

Ginsberg residents benefit from Sanral's N2 project

Ginsberg residents in Qonce are among beneficiaries of Sanral’s tender, worth R500m, which was awarded to construction company WBHO for the N2 Green River project.

City of Buffalo, Naval Park seek more funding for ship repairs - Vimarsana News

City of Buffalo, Naval Park seek more funding for ship repairs

A nearby submarine, USS Croaker, needs similar repairs and will also need dry dock rehab work.

Source: wgrz.com
Dirty Buffalo river 'won't spoil regatta' - Vimarsana News

Dirty Buffalo river 'won't spoil regatta'

East London fishermen and swimmers have expressed concerns over the safety of the water in several city rivers, saying it is a threat to human, animal and plant life. This week, WhatsApp groups of East London fishermen have been flooded with complaints about smelly water in the Buffalo River, with some saying they had spotted a “green grease” on the surface.

When a veteran lost his farm, paratroopers came to the rescue - Vimarsana News

When a veteran lost his farm, paratroopers came to the rescue

As a paratrooper, Brian Floyd skipped nights out on the town to save for his dream of owning a farm. But a fire last month took it away.

Justice minister defends decision to replace entire roster of Sask. human rights commissioners - Vimarsana News

Justice minister defends decision to replace entire roster of Sask. human rights commissioners

Justice Minister Bronwyn Eyre is defending changes at the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission, which has seen the chief commissioner and all other commissioners replaced effective Thursday.

Source: cbc.ca