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Deneysville Ahoy!
Over the years, yachtsmen, canoeists, fishermen and kiteboarders have become an increasingly common sight on the Vaal Dam and as such, many of the small towns that surround this massive body of water have grown to accommodate the ...
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Lea Jacobs
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09 Nov 2011
Pro Arte Alphen Park – Unlock Your Potential
Pro Arte Alphen Park is a school for the “out of the box”, creative and talented individual. The individual’s own talent is shaped by the school so that he or she may reach their full potential. The school boasts a matric pass ...
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Claire Fraser
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08 Nov 2011
Kids Company Montessori Pre-Primary School – Reach for the Stars
With a focus on the “whole child” the Montessori system of learning is a unique and effective method that has been thoroughly researched to obtain optimum results. At Kids Company this methodology, uniquely combines with the ...
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Claire Fraser
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08 Nov 2011
Mooi River - Gateway to the Drakensberg
In 1866, the first governor of Natal, Martin West, established the first European settlement at Mooi River Drift, close to the present day site of Mooi River. Named after the statesman, the area was originally known as Weston. In ...
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Lea Jacobs
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08 Nov 2011
Ratepayers vs Municipalities
Nobody responds well to bad service. Websites such as Hello Peter, set up to allow South Africans unhappy at the treatment they have received from various service providers to voice their concerns, are being flooded by complaints ...
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Lea Jacobs
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07 Nov 2011
Future of Tolling Projects up for Debate
Towards the end of October, Transport Minister S’bu Ndebele put the brakes on the proposed tolling of Gauteng’s freeways and simultaneously halted the proposed Cape Town toll road project.
Although the Gauteng Freeway Improvement ...
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Jacqueline Gray
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07 Nov 2011
Private Property Speeds up ASAP’s Slow Start
In 2008, Pieter and Ammie Aspeling were down to their last pennies. Their start-up property agency, ASAP Property Agents, was in need of the proverbial kick-in-the-butt. Their two employees were on the verge of leaving and, no ...
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Doug Mattushek
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04 Nov 2011
Saving Water (and Money)
Climate change is one of mankind’s biggest challenges ever faced. Reports on the rate at which it is happening may vary, but one thing that most agree on is its effect on Africa’s water security. Over the next few weeks we will ...
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Shaun Wewege
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04 Nov 2011
Changing Behavior Brings Sustainability
A total mind shift in the behavior of occupants and property owners, be it private homes, office buildings, factories or shopping center’s, will deliver greater sustainability through the reduction of each individual’s carbon ...
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Anna-Marie Smith
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03 Nov 2011
Auckland Park - A Mix of Quiet and Excitement
In the shadow of the SABC and the Sentech tower lies Auckland Park, one of the classic old suburbs of Johannesburg. With tree-lined streets and classic Johannesburg houses the suburb offers both a central location and larger than ...
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Ben Kelly
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03 Nov 2011