Qualified A Grade Vehicle Examiner for testing station in Cape Town. Must have all required vehicle licences, relevant Qualifications and current police Clearance. bvts@telkomsa.net
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Recently Qualified Llb (kwazulu Natal) (fixed Term Contract)
RECENTLY QUALIFIED LLB REQUIRED IN KWAZULU NATAL FOR A FIXED TERM CONTRACT
Requirements:
- LLB Qualification
- Experience in lecturing/ tutoring (advantage)
- Attention to detail
- Excellent Written and Verbal communication skills
- Ability to work under pressure
- Valid Driver’s license and own transport
Applicants must reside in KWAZULU NATAL or surrounding area.
Please take note: if you have not been contacted within 14 days, please consider your application unsuccessful.
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News24.com | Man in airport parking row with Uber driver dies
An elderly man who was caught up in a row over parking at OR Tambo International Airport (ORTIA) has died, police confirmed on Monday.
“The 71-year-old in the ORTIA assault incident has succumbed to his injuries yesterday [Sunday],” said police spokesperson Lieutenant-Colonel Katlego Mogale.
“It it is probable that the charge will be changed after the detective returns from court this morning,” she said.
READ: Uber removes driver from app after elderly man attacked
The elderly man became involved in a row of parking with an Uber driver at ORTIA on Sunday September 9 and was injured when the argument escalated.
Police spokesperson Brigadier Vish Naidoo said the driver was initially arrested for assault, and then when the severity of the old man’s injuries became evident, the charge was changed to attempted murder.
The driver was held in custody and is expected to apply for bail in the Kempton Park Magistrate’s Court on Monday.
Comment from Uber and the airport’s spokespeople was not immediately available.
Uber spokesperson Samantha Allenberg said last week the driver had been removed from the ride-sharing app.
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Operations Manager (Malelane)
| Location: | Malelane |
| Reference: | #NEL008280/FL |
| Company: | MPRTC Recruitment |
Our client in the hospitality industry requires an operations manager in Malelane.
Requirements:
- Grade 12/matric
- Hospitality degree/diploma
- Three years’ experience as a duty manager
- Three years’ experience in an operations management position
- Experience within all different areas of a hotel
- Polite and friendly
- Well-spoken and well-presented
You will need to reside in Malelane or surrounding area.
Please take note: If you have not been contacted within 14 days, please consider your application unsuccessful.
Your details will be held for future vacancies.
Please visit our website www.mprtc.co.za to upload your CV or for more information.
Posted on 17 Sep 08:35
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Fin24.com | Four Eskom power plants have less than 10 days’ coal
Four Eskom power plants have fewer than 10 days of coal, with the power utility planning on trucking and railing supplies from a facility in the Limpopo province to the stations in Mpumalanga that’s about 400 kilometers away.
The constraints at the plants in Mpumalanga are mainly because the company that supplies them is under business rescue, Khulu Phasiwe, a spokesperson for Eskom told SAFm radio Monday. The plants are supplied by mines owned by Tegeta Exploration and Resources, a company linked the Gupta family.
Eskom plans to transport coal from its delayed Medupi power plant in Limpopo to the facilities in Mpumalanga, and plans to build an alternative, dirt road to move the fuel so as not to compromise existing freeways, Phasiwe said. The utility is also in talks with state rail company Transnet to move the coal by train.
Oakbay said in August that it agreed to sell Tegeta for R2.97bn to Swiss company Charles King SA. The disposal was expected to be concluded in 12 months, Oakbay said at the time.
South Africans endured load shedding in 2008 and again in 2014 and 2015 due to insufficient coal supply and a lack of investment in new plants. The lack of electricity curbed growth, according to economists.
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Sport24.co.za | Rassie: We did it for our country
Cape Town – Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus says that Saturday’s win over New Zealand was a result for the whole of South Africa.
The Boks stunned the rugby world with a 36-34 win over the All Blacks in Wellington and it was a result that South African rugby fans needed after a disappointing few weeks.
READ: 5 talking points – All Blacks v Boks
Few had given the Boks any chance of a win and speaking after the match on Saturday Erasmus praised his charges.
“The boys knew they were playing for their whole country,” he said.
“When you lose two games like we did in the previous ones, it’s always nice to win but when you come here and beat New Zealand, it’s even nicer.
“We could have lost the game in the last minute, but the guys stuck in there and played for our country … that’s satisfying.”
The Boks scored five tries in the match, but it was their defensive effort of 235 tackles that really stood out.
“I don’t know how we scored all those tries … they’ve got one of the best defensive systems in the world and we had no ball and scored all those tries,” Erasmus said.
“That’s a positive for the attack, but the defence was just awesome. I think the guys are starting to trust the system and get used to Jacque’s (Nienaber) defensive system.
“There are a lot of things that we did wrong, but at the end we pulled it through.
“We’re not getting carried away, but we’re really happy for us and for our country as well.”
The Boks are back in South Africa now and have the week off before preparing for their next clash against Australia in Port Elizabeth on September 29.
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General Warehouse Assistant’s
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