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10 Fat-Burning Carbs
Tacos are a delicious way to enjoy Mexican cuisine—they’re quick, filing, and flavor-packed. These lightened recipes turn up the heat, but keep the calorie count low.
Soft Tacos With Spicy Chicken
Marinating the chicken breasts with vinegar, spices, and onion adds flavor and creates a tender base for this easy recipe. Add salsa, lettuce, and avocado slices to top these tacos off.
Ingredients: Chicken breasts, bay leaf, oregano, chipotle chiles, red onion, white wine vinegar, olive oil, dark beer, corn tortillas, cilantro, salsa
Calories: 225
Try this recipe: Soft Tacos With Spicy Chicken
Spicy Pumpkin Hummus
Step 1
Place garlic and 1 tablespoon oil in a skillet over low heat. Cook until garlic begins to sizzle, about 30 seconds; transfer to a food processor.
Step 2
Add chickpeas, pumpkin, lemon juice, tahini, cumin, harissa, honey, and 2 tablespoons oil to food processor. Process until smooth, about 10 seconds, stopping to scrape down sides and bottom of bowl as needed. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. (Add additional harissa for more heat, if desired.)
Step 3
Transfer to a bowl; cover and refrigerate for 1 hour to allow flavors to develop. To serve, drizzle with remaining 1 tablespoon oil; sprinkle with pepitas and paprika, if desired.
Livestock/irrigation Manager
Our client is looking to employ an experienced, knowledgeable and passionate STOCKMAN who also has experience with intensive irrigation and pivots. This is a fast-past operation and the successful candidate will have to be energetic with proven ability to manage, motivate and communicate with the work force. (Bonsmara, Dohne Merio Sheep) MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: Agricultural Diploma/Degree advantageous but not essential Phenomenal STOCKMAN essential Fully bilingual – Xhosa advantageous Minimum of 5-8 years previous Livestock experience Minimum of 5-8 years previous intensive irrigation experience Computer literate Previous management experience essential Mechanical/maintenance experience advantageous Any previous Dairy experience an advantage but not essential Only candidates who meet these requirements may be contacted Please email your detailed cv in WORD FORMAT to susan@dynamictalent.co.za or upload via our website with the job reference number www.dynamictalent.co.za
News24.com | Missing Port Elizabeth mother and child found
Port Elizabeth – A mother and daughter have been found following an appeal put out by police earlier on Monday after both were reported missing by the woman’s parents on Friday.
Police spokesperson Colonel Priscilla Naidu said Karla Hazel, 31, and her daughter, Kayla, 8, had left the woman’s parent’s home in Dorothy Street in Ferguson, in Port Elizabeth, on Thursday last week and went to visit her sister in Sherwood at about 20:15 that same evening.
“She then left her sister’s house and went across the street with her daughter to Jade’s Sports Bar,” she said.
According to the bar’s manager, she used the toilet, had a drink and phoned or received a call from someone by the name of Mike about fetching her.
Naidu said the mother and daughter left the bar at about 22:20 and had not been heard from since.
Naidu said Hazel had returned to her parent’s home to collect her clothes on Monday evening, but the police had been present to question her.
“Police determined that she had left Kayla with friends in Salt Lake City, in PE,” she said.
Naidu said police then fetched Kayla and left her in the care of her grandparents for the evening.
Monday was Kayla’s eighth birthday.
“The family will report to Kabega Park police station tomorrow for further referrals and assistance,” she said.
Maintenance Manager (cape Town Cbd)
BUILDING MAINTENANCE MANAGER REQUIRED IN CAPE TOWN CBD Qualifications Diploma in Mechanical/ Electrical Engineering Degree in Facilities or Property Management (preferred) Experience 3 years’ experience as a Maintenance Manager (Building/ Revovations) Knowledge of the Different Trades (Electrical, Plumbing & Carpentry) Experience in managing a maintenance Team Skills Computer Literate Attention to details Self-Motivated Excellent Written and Verbal Communication skills Info: Applicants must reside in CAPE TOWN CBD or surrounding area. Please take note: if you have not been contacted within 14 days, please consider your application unsuccessful. Visit our website to view all of our current vacancies: www.mprtc.co.za
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External Senior Sales Representative (key Account Sales)
Our Client is currently looking for an External Senior Sales Representative (Key Account Sales), who will be responsible for selling services like industrial cleaning, Spill response, tanker cleaning etc. And going to be hunter to develop new business and retain /maintain existing clients, increase revenue in terms of sales, close off deals and share quotations without much supervision. Essential Requirements: Sales experience from THE HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT INDUSTRY. Applicants without sales experience in waste management industry will not be considered Durban based role Job Responsibilities: Organization and Management Report to Sales Manager on all movements, clients, travel in the form of sales call sheet. Planning and coordinating client lists, visits, appointments, site meetings and quotations. Monitor performance with respect to sales targets. Generate and forward quotations and costings to client. Liaising with Sales Manager in terms of job scheduling, resource management and related items for work landed. Liaise with clients in terms of quotation follow up, order generation and submission and reporting, costing submission etc. related to clients. Administrative Function Monitoring sales figures and report to sales manager. Compiling quotes and call reports. Follow up on quotations. Manage company vehicle related function with regards to fuel usage, mileage and maintenance with fleet controller/sales manager. Daily Tasks/Responsibilities Visit clients and set up appointments. Generate quotations and follow up on appointments/quotations. Liaise with Sales Manager in terms of orders received, operations jobs planned or emergency response for clients. Follow up with stores/dispatch on product deliveries related to orders received. Record vehicle usage and maintain checklists for vehicle.
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Sport24.co.za | Olivier’s ‘incredible effort’ impresses Faf
Cape Town – Proteas captain Faf du Plessis was impressed with the way Duanne Olivier bowled in the second innings of the second Test against Bangladesh in Bloemfontein.
Olivier, playing in only his fifth Test, bowled 10 overs unchanged at the start of the day on Sunday and troubled the tourists’ batsmen with his hostile pace and bounce.
Olivier’s spell set the tone for the Proteas as they ran through the Tigers’ batting order to dismiss them for 172 and wrap up an innings and 254-run win inside three days.
Although he only had one wicket to show for his efforts – with Kagiso Rabada taking 10 in the match – Du Plessis hailed the Bloemfontein local.
“You want to see improvement from young bowlers and you want to see that they can learn at the highest level,” said Du Plessis.
“The way he (Olivier) bowled today (on Sunday) was a fantastic bowling effort and I said that if you bowl 10 overs on the trot of short ball work, it takes an incredible effort.
“So I have take my hat off to him, he was our best bowler for the day. Obviously KG’s (Rabada) skill you can’t compare to any of our bowlers.”
The 25-year-old Olivier, who has taken 17 wickets in his five Tests, was selected as replacement for the injured Vernon Philander, Morne Morkel and Dale Steyn.
“What we needed from a bowling attack, we wanted to be ruthless, aggressive and make it uncomfortable for Bangladesh and he (Olivier) led us in that aspect. I’m very proud to see that he can make those improvements,” added Du Plessis.
Du Plessis said it was important for the Proteas to create depth in the seam bowling department and that the younger players have the quality to step up when they are needed.
“These guys that played the last two Test matches will be looked at for the future so it’s important for them to see that there is some work to do, but they have the quality,” said Du Plessis.
eNCA | Life Esidimeni death toll rises again
JOHANNESBURG – The death toll in the Life Esidimeni tragedy now stands at 118.
This came to light on the first day of the three-week arbitration hearings.
Arbitration was recommended by the health ombudsman in his report into the death of psychiatric patients last year.
Over 60 families represented in this process want to know exactly how their loved ones died.
According to lawyers representing rights group Section 27, hundreds of psychiatric patients from Life Esidimeni Centres in Gauteng were loaded onto bakkies and trucks like cattle on June 30, 2016, and dropped off at unlicensed NGOs around Gauteng.
This removal and relocation of patients ended in tragedy – and the death toll is still rising.
Section 27 said it has the names of 11 more patients who died, not included in the latest tally of 118.
READ: Zuma orders special investigation into Esidimeni tragedy
“Could it be possible that we have 129 dead!?” a shocked head of the arbitration process, justice Dikgang Moseneke, asked on Monday.
Many of the deceased died from starvation and negligence. Health Ombudsman Malekgapuru Makgoba, who is one of five state witnesses, described how one patient had lost so much weight, his pants had to be tied with shoelaces.
Makgoba said many families are still looking for their missing relatives.
But, families also want former Gauteng Health MEC Qedani Mahlangu, the person who authorised the transfers, to be subpoenaed.
Some families will also testify over the three-week process.
At the end of the hearings, Judge Moseneke will help determine a way forward, either by way of redress and/or compensation.
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