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GeneralCentenary Flame alights in JoziTHE Centenary Flame of the African National Congress was welcomed at the Women’s Jail as it visited Joburg on its journey around the country.Phillip Tobias diesLEADING South African palaeo-anthropologist Phillip Tobias, who died at the age of 86, will be remembered for his love of people and humanity.Chinese visitors check growthA DELEGATION from Shenzhen is in town, where they are learning about Joburg’s economic growth and are sharing their own experiences.Birthday song for MadibaHUNDREDS of Joburgers filled Nelson Mandela Square to record a birthday song for the former president, who turns 94 on 18 July.A song for MadibaA group of popular local artists and celebrities will serenade Nelson Mandela in preparation for Mandela Day.School benefits from Mandela DayWITH the example of South Africa’s iconic former president in mind, a group of celebrities helped improve the learning environment for pupils at a Soweto school.Checking on governanceA GROUP from Dihlabeng Local Municipality came to Joburg to learn how the City manages its governance, with a focus on performance and evaluation.Mom’s Day at MaponyaMEMBERS of the Pick n Pay Maponya Mall Stokvel Club had a celebratory day, complete with entertainment and pampering.Time to treat momsCONCERT at the zoo, music at the theatre, fine dining in the nature reserve- there is plenty to do on Mothers’ Day.Take your mom to the zooONE of the top things to do in Joburg on Mothers’ Day is the annual concert at the Joburg Zoo – and this year is no different.TED finds talent in JoburgAUDITIONS are taking place in Soweto for TED2013, with a select 15 speakers who were chosen to participate from their video submissions.Joburg shares with MbombelaTHE separation of executive and legislative functions in Joburg was of particular interest to its visitors, who came to talk experience with their “big brother”.Africa’s most competitive cityHOT Spots, a global survey conducted by the Economist Intelligence Unit, put Joburg on the top of the charts for Africa.Princess visits SowetoLAST year, Britain’s Princess Royal said she would one day visit the Soweto Equestrian Centre. This week, she kept her promise.Baboon spotted in south JoburgA BABOON has been spotted roaming the southern suburbs, and may be injured. People are advised to be alert and not approach it.What to do over EasterEASTER weekend is four days of fun. Spend time with the family at the Rand Show, Montecasino, the zoo – there are plenty of options.President talks of way forwardTHE government is working to overcome the legacies of apartheid through transforming the judiciary and building infrastructure to bring services to all.Time to sign up for TED 2013APPLICATIONS for “The Young, The Wise, The Undiscovered” to audition to take part in TED 2013 in California close on 15 March.Region E in spotlightRESIDENTS and the City met to thrash out issues and concerns in Region E. Community suggestions for improving living conditions were made to the City.City is ready for mass strikePLANS are in place for the Cosatu-led strike against e-tolling and labour brokering today, and no service disruptions are expected.Page 1 of 21 |
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