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Provincial newsYouth talk about G2055GIVEN that it is Youth Month, young people were the first to be asked for their input on G2055, the Gauteng City Region’s development strategy.Premier delivers her budgetE-TOLLING and the Gauteng City-Region Observatory were among the issues mentioned by the Gauteng premier when she delivered her R237-million budget.Have your say on City RegionThe Gauteng City Region’s ambitious long-term development plan has been released and the public is asked to submit comments.Health is budget priorityTHE biggest winners in the provincial budget are health and infrastructure development, with billions poured into roads, schools and health facilities.Big projects for GautengAN information communication technology hub in Nasrec is just one of several big projects that are in the pipeline for Gauteng, the provincial government has announced.Mokonyane lays out plansBUILDING a smart, healthy, working province was at the heart of the premier’s state of the province speech, which included plans for transport and education.Hotline to the premierBOUQUETS and brickbats, along with service delivery queries and concerns, can be logged directly with the premier on the new hotline, 0860 428 8364.Hotline to the premierIT will be possible for people to report service delivery queries directly to the premier using a new province-wide hotline.Gauteng reviews city-region conceptBETTER transport, coordination among cities and more low-cost housing are among recommendations in the newly released territorial review of the province.Salga Gauteng plans meetingTHE provincial branch of the local government organisation will meet to find ways of improving the lives of residents and elect a new executive committee.Premier reviews progressTHE Gauteng premier spoke about the successes in provincial municipalities when she released the local government performance review for 2005 to 2011.Alcohol abuse targetedTHE provincial government has teamed up with South African Breweries to fight alcohol abuse and the social ills around it.Good work in health, educationCROWNED by the runaway success of the World Cup, 2010 was a startling year. For the province, there were plenty of achievements, but some challenges too.Gauteng, Eskom tackle electricity woesA PARTNERSHIP between Gauteng and Eskom will see efforts to encourage residents to pay for electricity consumption being stepped up, and indigent residents provided with electricity.Premier lists Gauteng's successesIT was a job well done in the first quarter, according to Mokonyane, who spoke about education, health, Gautrain and, of course, the World Cup.Blue IQ projects 'are ongoing'PROJECTS initiated by Gauteng's Blue IQ initiative are all in "various stages of development" and will continue to deliver economic benefits.Service delivery is on agendaPROVINCIAL standards are being drawn up to ensure there is adequate delivery of services in all Gauteng municipalities.Focus on needs of poorCREATING a safety net for the vulnerable sections of society and sustaining employment growth and increasing economic opportunities drive the provincial budget.Premier outlines year's plansIN her State of the Province address, Nomvula Mokonyane spoke about health care, jobs, crime, roads and potholes, the Gautrain and, of course, the World Cup.Gauteng is going film friendlyA CAMPAIGN aims to make Gauteng a friendly destination of choice for the film industry, and so bring jobs and money to the province.Page 1 of 3 |
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