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The IRR is calling on municipalities to give residents a rate cut under the Disaster Management Act. Photos: Alfred Grobbelaar There is provision for municipalities to reduce the rates they charge property owners or to exempt them from payment entirely. John Endres reflects on why municipalities should go this route. When Parliament drafted and adopted the law governing municipal rates – the Municipal Property Rates Act of 2004 – it foresaw a situation where a disaster would impose such hardship on citizens that they would find it difficult to pay their municipal rate...

Housing and Development Newsletter First, Ram sophomore Emmett Mack reached on an error, and senior Daniel Panadero hit a single. Mack came around to score on a wild pitch with some aggressive base running to cut the Toad lead to one. With Panadero at second, John Endres singled to bring in the tying run. Endres then stole second and forced the Thacher pitcher into a balk, moving to third, before Forest’s deep sac fly to left sent him home. “There isn't much to say about this game other than ‘wow.’” Cate coach David Soto said. “We had every reason to hang our heads and quit, but ...

Denzil Maregele, Gallo Images, Foto24 The Institute of Race Relations' CEO Dr Frans Cronje will step down at the end of the year. Cronje has been with the IRR for 18 years and had initially planned to step down at the end of 2019. While at the IRR, Cronje established the IRR's Centre For Risk Analysis. Institute of Race Relations (IRR) CEO Dr Frans Cronje will step down at the end of the year. He leaves the IRR after 18 years, eight of which were spent as CEO. READ | Cronje reportedly established the IRR's Centre For Risk Analysis, which specialises in using scenarios to help business and g...

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9 February 2021 - On 11 January, the Amathole District Municipality in the Eastern Cape sent a letter to its 1 670 employees notifying them that they would not be receiving their salaries for four months.