New AIDC boss plans to get wheels rolling Shenxane hopes to help strengthen automotive industry’s contribution in Eastern Cape PREMIUM
Zipo-zenkosi Ncokazi Politics reporter 20 January 2021 New Automative Industry Development Centre (AIDC) Eastern Cape CEO Thabo Shenxane wants the industry to play a leading role by, among other things, advising the provincial government on automotive sector policy prioritisation. Shenxane said the automotive industry was the backbone of the Eastern Cape and he hoped to add his expertise to recognise its contribution and help strengthen it.
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BELTON â In the shadow of the Bell County Justice Center courthouse building, demands for justice were made by the attorney for the family of a man who was shot and killed on Sunday by a Killeen Police Department officer.
Patrick Lynn Warren Sr., 52, was having a mental health crisis when he was shot by the responding officer, according to Lee Merritt, the familyâs attorney.
Patrick Lynn Warren Sr. Facebook image
On Thursday afternoon, Merritt and two of Patrick Warrenâs family members met with Bell County District Attorney Henry Garza, but Merritt was not satisfied after the meeting.
âWe expect more from Bell County,â Merritt said.
Tulia couple weds in special hospital ceremony
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Juan and Victoria Gonzalez-Aranda wed in a special ceremony at Covenant Health Plainview on Jan. 6.Provided by Covenant Health PlainviewShow MoreShow Less
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Juan and Victoria Gonzalez-Aranda wed in a special ceremony at Covenant Health Plainview on Jan. 6.Provided by Covenant Health PlainviewShow MoreShow Less
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Juan and Victoria Gonzalez-Aranda wed in a special ceremony at Covenant Health Plainview on Jan. 6.Provided by Covenant Health PlainviewShow MoreShow Less
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Juan and Victoria Gonzalez-Aranda wed in a special ceremony at Covenant Health Plainview on Jan. 6.Provided by Covenant Health PlainviewShow MoreShow Less
Roaming livestock a big problem in Uitenhage Commonage land inadequate for unattended cattle PREMIUM By Tremaine van Aardt - 09 January 2021
The Nelson Mandela Bay municipality has acknowledged there is no immediate solution for the roaming herds of livestock which are chewing their way through the suburban streets of Uitenhage.
This, according to municipal spokesperson Mamela Ndamase, is because of delays related to the Covid-19 outbreak.
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