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Built in 1968, Thusong District Hospital came under the spotlight because of the poor state it was in, but despite deteriorating conditions, the hospital served as a lifeline for nearby communities. Built in 1968, Thusong District Hospital came under the spotlight because of the poor state it w...
Stadträtsel Dormagen: Das außergewöhnliche Wandbild an der Bibliothek Stadträtsel Dormagen : Das außergewöhnliche Wandbild an der Bibliothek Das Gemälde der Weltbaustelle an der Stadtbibliothek. Foto: Stephan Zöller Serie Dormagen Wer als Passant durch die Helbüchelstraße in Richtung Innenstadt geht, kommt an einem farbenfrohen Wandbild vorbei, das sich auf dem Gebäude der Stadtbibliothek befindet. Was bedeutet dieses Gemälde? Von Stephan Zöller Das große Gemälde stellt die Weltbaustelle Bildung dar. Initiator war der gemeinnützige Verein „Eine Welt Netz NRW“ in Münste...
Another alcohol ban will kill us, say tavern owners Fears of restrictions as Covid-19 third wave looms 25 May 2021 - 08:29 Tavern owners fear that the next restriction on alcohol trade as a means to curb the rising spread of Covid-19 could put them out of business for good. The National Liquor Traders Council, which represents liquor traders nationwide including taverns, has asked for a meeting with President Cyril Ramaphosa amid rising Covid-19 infections and the looming third wave of the pandemic... This article is free to read if you register or sign in. If you have already re...
Significantly increasing excise tax annually to make alcohol less affordable and discourage excessive drinking. Finalising the Road Traffic Amendment Bill, now before parliament, which aims to outlaw drinking and driving completely. The dependence of restaurants and the tourism industries on alcohol for economic survival. “A new business model is needed to change this to mitigate the affect of restrictions that may happen in the future.” Small subsistence traders in alcohol needed help migrating to more sustainable, socially beneficial ways to make a living, thereby reducing the number o...
Businesses on their knees from liquor ban lindile sifile and Penwell Dlamini"> By lindile sifile and Penwell Dlamini - 12 January 2021 - 15:30 Liquor traders and the tourism sector have lamented the government’s decision to maintain the ban on the sale of alcohol, saying the industry is already on its knees. Chairperson of the Gauteng Liquor Forum, Thabo Modise, said tavern and shebeen owners were deeply disappointed with the government’s decision... This article is free to read if you register or sign in. If you have already registered or subscribed, please sign in to continu...