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| Location: | Mbombela |
| Job level: | Management Snr |
| Type: | Contract |
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| Company: | Tiso Blackstar Group Pty Ltd |
Rise FM, Mpumalanga’s only independent commercial radio station, is looking for a leader with the vision and drive to take it to the next level.
Rise is a vibrant music and talk format station, programming primarily in English, and is based in the happening city of Mbombela. It is the voice of progressive black listeners between the ages of 25 and 49. Rise is run by a passionate team who are on a mission to connect, entertain and inform the people of this diverse province.
Tiso Blackstar Group applies the principles of Employment Equity Act and as such, preference will be given to candidates who will add to the diversity of our organisation. Kindly take note that if we do not respond to you in the next two months, you may regard your application as unsuccessful.
Fluency in one of the province’s main indigenous languages would be a strong recommendation. The position is based in Mbombela (Nelspruit)
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Cape Town – Proteas captain Faf du Plessis believes that Test cricket is getting “too sensitive” after his side’s win against Australian in PE.
The Proteas were clinical as they beat Australia by six wickets in the second Test to level the series at 1-1 with two Tests remaining.
Kagiso Rabada’s 11/150 stole the show and earned him the man-of-the-match award, but the Proteas speedster was charged on two separate occasions in the Test for over-the-top celebrations.
As a result, Rabada is expected to be suspended – potentially for the rest of the series – once the ICC have announced their findings.
Du Plessis was not holding back in his assessment of the situation.
“For me, if you make it so sensitive then guys will interpret it the wrong way,” he said when discussing the battle for consistency among umpires and match referees.
“I think we’re going on the sensitive side with everything at the moment. Every single incident is on camera … it’s Test cricket.
“As I’ve said, we have no issues with the way the Australian team plays their brand of cricket. It’s good for the game of Test cricket.
“People talk about where Test cricket is going. For me, the small battles are important. It’s about KG (Rabada) running in for 15 overs trying to get someone out and when he does, he has to show some sort of passion.
“The series has been too much about other stuff … it should be about the cricket. There is a lot of off-field stuff that is taking the shine off.”
The third Test starts in cape Town on March 22.
“We’re just asking for a bit more consistency…” @faf1307 on the demerit system. #SAvAUS #SunfoilTest #ProteaFire pic.twitter.com/52xazxKTZc
— Cricket South Africa (@OfficialCSA) March 12, 2018
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Johannesburg – Six inmates escaped from Pollsmoor prison’s Medium B section in the Western Cape on Sunday evening, the Department of Correctional Services said.
“It is believed that the six escaped after removing bars with a piece of metal obtained by breaking one of the beds,” spokesperson Simphiwe Xako said in a statement on Monday.
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Xako said one of the escaped inmates was serving a 12-year sentence for attempted murder. The remainder were sentenced for petty crimes.
“All six are still at large and members of the emergency support team from correctional services working closely with the SAPS are hot on their heels and will ensure that they are brought back to book.”
The department said it had initiated an internal investigation into the incident.
Xako urged members of public not to engage the men but to report them to the nearest police station.
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RUSTENBURG – A criminal case has been opened against the head of the North West Department of Health, Dr Thabo Lekalakala.
The legislature’s Portfolio Committee on Health and Social Development said on Monday.
“I opened the case against the HOD, not against the premier [Supra Mahumapelo],” a member of the province’s portfolio committee on health and social development, Motlalepula Rosho, said.
“It is a fraud and corruption case relating to the Buthelezi ambulance. This is according to the committee resolution that a case must be opened, it is a separate case. It is not related to Mediosa,” she said.
It was alleged that the health department had used ARV conditional grants to procure ambulances from private company Buthelezi.
The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (Hawks) confirmed that it is investigating fraud and corruption.
Police spokesperson Captain Tlangelani Rikhotso said the Hawks received the case on Friday.
“We are in the process of perusing the contents thereof. I will confirm that it is a fraud and corruption case. The parties concerned will not be revealed by us at this stage,” she said.
Lekalakala is facing another criminal case after it was alleged the Mediosa company — which has been linked to the Guptas — was paid R30-million for a three-year contract that was not put out on tender.
The Hawks raided premier Mahumapelo’s office on Thursday, seizing documents relating to alleged maladministration, fraud and corruption to the tune of an estimated R160-million.
African News Agency