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MonetizeMore Wins the 2021 Google (GCPP) Customer Satisfaction Award - Vimarsana News

MonetizeMore Wins the 2021 Google (GCPP) Customer Satisfaction Award

/PRNewswire/ -- MonetizeMore, a leading monetization partner for web publishers and app developers, has been recognized with the CSAT (Customer Satisfaction)...

MonetizeMore Wins the 2021 Google (GCPP) Customer Satisfaction Award - Vimarsana News

MonetizeMore Wins the 2021 Google (GCPP) Customer Satisfaction Award

/PRNewswire/ -- MonetizeMore, a leading monetization partner for web publishers and app developers, has been recognized with the CSAT (Customer Satisfaction)...

BREAKING | Off-duty traffic cop shot dead during Berea armed robbery - Vimarsana News

BREAKING | Off-duty traffic cop shot dead during Berea armed robbery

A man initially believed to be an off-duty provincial traffic officer was shot dead during an alleged robbery in Pearce street, Berea on Tuesday morning. The man was shot by gunmen who allegedly attempted to rob the E'lollipop Sweet Shop. A security guard, who did not want to be named, said he saw the traffic officer enter the shop moments there was pandemonium.

UPDATE | Police launch manhunt after man gunned down at EL sweet shop robbery - Vimarsana News

UPDATE | Police launch manhunt after man gunned down at EL sweet shop robbery

Cambridge police have launched a manhunt for four armed suspects who allegedly shot dead a 48-year-old man during an armed robbery at E’lollipop Sweet Shop in Pearce, Berea, East London, on Tuesday morning. Police spokesperson Brigadier Tembinkosi Kinana told DispatchLIVE the suspects allegedly entered the store and held the staff at gunpoint at about 8.

Traffic cop shown 'Stop' sign over R4.5m court claim for 'pain, suffering' - Vimarsana News

Traffic cop shown 'Stop' sign over R4.5m court claim for 'pain, suffering'

A Cape Town traffic cop wants R4.5m in damages from the city council for the "pain and suffering" he endured when he was fired for calling in sick on New Year's Day.