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John Deere tractor mechanic required in Barkly West.
Requirements:
Applicants must reside in Barkly West or surrounding area.
Please take note: if you have not been contacted within 14 days, please consider your application unsuccessful.
Interested? Please visit our website www.mprtc.co.za to submit your CV or for more information.
Posted on 15 Jan 09:04
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FACILITIES ADMINISTRATOR REQUIRED IN CAPE TOWN
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REAL ESTATE RENTAL AGENT REQUIRED IN PORT ELIZABETH
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Info: Applicants must reside in PORT ELIZABETH or surrounding area.
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• Editor’s note: This is a developing story. We will bring you updates as more information becomes available.
POLOKWANE – The Department of Higher Education is urging students in Limpopo to apply at the Waterberg and Lephalale TVET colleges.
The call is part of efforts to ease pressure at the Peter Mokaba stadium.
The department says the Waterberg and Lephalale colleges still have space to accommodate late applicants.
Deputy Minister of Higher Education Buti Manamela is expected to visit the stadium on Monday morning.
Application processes are expected to resume on Monday.
They had been suspended last week following a stampede in which six people were injured.
READ: EFF blames management for Capricorn TVET College stampede
Two prospective students were also run over outside the college on Thursday.
Hundreds of hopeful students have been camping out the Peter Mokaba stadium since Saturday.
They’re hoping to secure spots after government’s announcement of free higher education, but the institution says it can accept only around 1,000 applications.
Last week, the DA blamed the EFF for the stampede at the Capricorn TVET College, while the EFF Students Command has put the blame squarely on the college’s management.
It says the management did not keep to the agreement in dealing with applications.
The EFF has vowed to stay put until all students are helped.
eNCA
JOHANNESBURG – Government is expected to meet with US representatives in Pretoria following US President Donald Trump’s latest comments about African countries and Haiti.
The US deeply respects the people of #Africa & values partnerships w/ them. There has been no change in our dedication to partners & friends across the Continent. We remain committed to working together to realize the promise of a more prosperous 21st century Africa. @MaxduPreez
— US Embassy SA (@USEmbassySA) January 12, 2018
There has been worldwide condemnation of Trump’s crude and offensive remark about African countries.
He allegedly made the comments at a briefing on new measures to restrict immigration.
The United Nations Human Rights Commissioner has called the comment racist while the African Union has expressed its dismay.
South Africa has issued a statement, calling on America’s acting ambassador to explain the remark.
Despite attempts by Trump to backtrack on parts of his remark, South Africa wants a thorough explanation.
The last time Pretoria expressed its displeasure with the US was in 2016 when the embassy issued a terror alert for South Africa.
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min of grade 10
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Centurion – From the very first ball that he faced at Centurion on Sunday, Indian captain Virat Kohli looked like he was going to be the difference.
Often criticised for being a global superstar who struggles to impact Test matches against quality opposition away from home, Kohli played with purpose from ball one and immediately found the middle of the bat.
He survived a South African review for an LBW off the bowling of debutant Lungi Ngidi, but aside from that Kohli was all that stood in the way of a South African procession on day two of the second Test at Centurion on Sunday.
Kohli is desperate to become the first Indian captain in history to win a Test series in South Africa, and while that looks a long way away at this stage, the dream is still alive because of him.
India are 183/5 going into day three, still 152 runs behind the Proteas, but Kohli’s undefeated 130-ball innings of 85* is why South Africans know that this Test match is still wide open.
Kohli has able support at his disposal in the form of first Test hero Hardik Pandya (11*) and Ravichandran Ashwin, who is yet to bat, and if the controversial captain stays at the crease for anything longer than the opening session on Monday South Africa will see the results on the scoreboard.
On a wicket that is doing little to nothing for the fast bowlers, Kohli looks at home.
Seamer Ishant Sharma acknowledged after Sunday’s play that Kohli was the key for India as they look to put pressure on the South Africans, while Ngidi opened up on what had gone through his mind when he thought he had India’s ‘big fish’ trapped leg-before.
“In my first spell I had hit the pad a few times,” Ngidi said.
“I thought that was a vulnerable area for him and he kept shifting across and walking into my bowling line, so I thought I’d shoot one in at the stumps and see what happens.
“I thought I had him. I thought he had hit the ground so I was very confident and then when I saw that edge I kind of dropped a bit, but I knew I had to get back on the ball.”
An inside edge had saved Kohli on that occasion, but he was faultless either side of that moment.
The Proteas have made a point of underplaying Kohli’s potential impact on this series up until now, but if they get him early on Monday, their celebrations will show just how much they value his wicket.