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New library to empower Yeoville residents

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Johannesburg - The work is completed and shelves are stacked with books, now all that is needed are keen readers to attend the new Yeoville Library which will open in May.

New library to empower Yeoville residents

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Johannesburg - The work is completed and shelves are stacked with books, now all that is needed are keen readers to attend the new Yeoville Library which will open in May.

SABC, Parly meeting postponed

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Pretoria - A meeting between the SABC and Parliament's Communications Portfolio Committee to discuss its turnaround strategy has been postponed.

More schools for Limpopo learners

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Pretoria - Learners in Limpopo who have been battling in overcrowded classrooms will be able to breathe a sigh of relief as the province is set to get more schools before the end of the financial year.

Foundation calls for establishment of Mandela Day

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Johannesburg - The Nelson Mandela Foundation and 46664 campaign is calling on people from around the world to support the establishment of an official Mandela Day, to be held annually on 18 July.

Joburg gears for sport bonanza weekend

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Johannesburg - The City of Johurg is gearing for the greatest sporting weekend ever, with four big events taking place in the city within a space of three days.

More patients on ARVs

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Pretoria - The country's HIV, Counselling and Testing (HCT) campaign is bearing fruits in Limpopo, where the number of new patients on Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) has increased significantly.

Bursaries for finance whiz kids

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Mbombela - Matriculants from Mpumalanga are encouraged to apply for bursaries from the provincial Department of Finance for the 2011 academic year.

Vadi takes up his new role in Gauteng

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Pretoria - Former Member of Parliament Ishmael Vadi resumed his duties as new Gauteng MEC for Roads and Transport after being sworn in on Wednesday.

Police Ministry slams "unbalanced" newspaper report

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Pretoria - The Police Ministry has dismissed a newspaper report that claims that Minister Nathi Mthethwa issued an instruction for two Johannesburg boys to be arrested for allegedly raping a schoolgirl.