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Mabuyane aims to reverse legacy of apartheid spatial planning in the Eastern Cape - Vimarsana News

Mabuyane aims to reverse legacy of apartheid spatial planning in the Eastern Cape

Eastern Cape Premier Oscar Mabuyane. (GCIS) The SA National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) has pumped R16.8 billion into major construction of roads and mega bridges in the Eastern Cape. Premier Oscar Mabuyane announced that developments at the Special Economic Zones in East London and Port Elizabeth would create thousands of jobs.    While the DA welcomed the premier's state of the province address, it warned that corruption could destroy the initiatives. The SA National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) has pumped R16.8 billion into major construction projects in the Easter...

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Eastern Cape govt seek to reverse apartheid spatial planning – The Citizen - Vimarsana News

Eastern Cape govt seek to reverse apartheid spatial planning – The Citizen

Eastern Cape govt seek to reverse apartheid spatial planning News24 Wire Eastern Cape Premier, Oscar Mabuyane. Picture: Twitter/@Tebza_NC Premier Oscar Mabuyane announced during his state of the province address, which focused heavily on physical infrastructure development and job creation. The SA National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) has pumped R16.8 billion into major construct...

The hidden treasures of the Wild Coast … and how to m... - Vimarsana News

The hidden treasures of the Wild Coast … and how to m...

Walk about five kilometres south from the lighthouse at Msikaba, a village on the Pondoland coastline and you will come across a monument to the folly of men. On a rocky wave-beaten stretch of coast you will stumble across the entrance to a tunnel where 100 years ago a bunch of white men from Britain sought to dig a path out under the sea-bed to reach the wreck of the Grosvenor: rumour had it that the ship which was wrecked in 1782 on its return from India was carrying vast riches. Crossing one of the many rivers. (Photo: Mark Heywood) The tunnel, carved into the hard rock, ran for about ten...