A critical emergency sewer repair project in Delft, Cape Town, was brought to a standstill after armed men stormed the site, ordered workers to stop work and fired shots, causing terrified employees to flee for their lives and delaying repairs to overflowing sewage in the area.
Related Posts
News24 | Three candidates recommended for Lottery chair
The portfolio committee’s recommendation must be confirmed by national assembly, and then Minister Parks Tau has the final say.
Embrace the twists and turns of your learning journey: Becoming a marketer
Selecting the correct career path is a crucial decision with far-reaching implications. It is a choice that will shape your future, underscoring the importance […]
Court Rules Against ‘Secrete’ Eskom/Nersa Deal To Settle R54 Billion Tariff Dispute
Pretoria – The High Court in Pretoria has ruled against a move by Eskom and the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) to […]