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Visitor Guide 2010, world cup
Labour inspectors gear up for more raids
Transport Loses Richard Fonte in a car accident
Exemption for fringe benefit tax on 2010 FIFA World Cup items
Correctional Services is closely monitoring workers strike at Kutama Sinthumule Correctional Centre
It is all systems go for Fifa World Cup in Correctional Services
Statement by MEC Qedani Mahlangu unveiling the department’s state of readiness, Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital, Soweto
Good luck to Bafana Bafana
Commissioner Moyane meets union leaders and calls for shared responsibility for public safety
More than 400 Eastern Cape (EC) traffic law enforcement officers converge in Nelson Mandela Bay for the World Cup
MEC Mosunkutu reassures citizens on 2010 FIFA World Cup safety
Gauteng launches integrated holiday programme for youth
Soccer terminology in South African languages for 2010 and beyond
Public service management of leave during the 2010 FIFA World Cup
Press conference addressed by Matshube Mfoloe to announce the sanction of suspended Chief Director for Roads, Mr Eddie, found guilty on eight of the 10 charges of gross misconduct
Government urges media to be responsible
Minister Pandor wishes Bafana Bafana well in their opening match
Government urges responsibility during the FIFA World Cup
‘Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) warns against fatal crashes’
Eleventh ‘Barrabrava’ refused entry to South Africa