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mec thandiswa marawu to launch masicoce clean-up project
In an effort to mobilize communities in and around the Bhisho / King William’s Town area to come together in a project that promotes the cleaning and greening of our small towns and thus opening up an opportunity of job creation, Roads & Public Works MEC Thandiswa Marawu will tomorrow launch the Masicoce Cleaning-up Project. Read more »
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sisanda george joins roads & public works as spokesperson
The Eastern Cape Department of Roads & Public Works would like to announce the appointment of Mr. Sisanda George as a Spokesperson to MEC Thandiswa Marawu and of the Department.
Mr. George has a degree in Communication from the University of Fort hare. His career began with a stint at the Daily Dispatch as an Investigative Journalist. He later joined the University of Fort Hare in the Division of Marketing and Communication as Communication Officer. Read more »
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roads & public works is going green
The Department of Roads & Public Works (DRPW) invites the media to attend a Green Building & Roads Seminar. The seminar will explore the meaning of Green Buildings and Roads. It will further examine how an infrastructure department like DRPW can adapt to climate change and how its impact can be mitigated.
Furthermore the seminar is intended to keep the debate alive on how can climate change be mainstreamed into government’s thinking and planning in developing infrastructure projects.
It is the duty of DRPW to insulate its assets from all types of vulnerabilities.
Date: Wednesday, 23 November 2011
Time: 9h00
Venue: Osner Hotel, East London
Issued by Jason Lloyd 082-728-5476
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bhisho revitalization & heritage month programme outline – 06 september 2011
Transport, Roads & Public Works MEC Thandiswa Marawu joined by Arts & Culture Minister Paul Mashatile and Sport, Recreation, Arts & Culture MEC Xoliswa Tom will be leading a joined media briefing outlining issues that relate to service delivery, in particularly Bhisho Revitalisation Programme.
MEC Marawu will give an account on progress with regards to the implementation of the Bhisho Revitalisation Programme since its launch in September last year. The MEC will also unveil future Bhisho Revitalisation projects. The Minister will give the media details on all liberation route sites in the Eastern Cape and MEC Tom will outline the roll-out programme for the Heritage Month.
The brief programme for Tuesday, 06 September 2011 is intended to be as follows:
*11h30 –12h45: Media briefing @ Qhasana Building – Roads & Public Work’s Head Office in Bhisho
*13h00 – 13h30: Wreath laying by Minister Mashatile at the Bhisho Memorial Site in Bhisho.
The media is invited to join the Minister and MEC’s for this occasion.
Issued by Jason Lloyd 082-728-5476
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media release for amathuba job portal
The Eastern Cape Department of Roads and Public Works will officially launch Amathuba Job Portal, a web – based system designed to assist the unemployed and potential employers to recruit individuals and companies into work and training opportunities that exist in the Department of Roads & Public Works. Read more »
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mec thandiswa marawu to host women’s indaba
As part of 2011 Women’s Month Commemorations, Eastern Cape MEC for Transport, Roads and Public Works, Thandiswa Marawu will host a Women’s Indaba at the Good News Christian Centre in King William’s Town on Thursday, 18 August 2011 at 10H00.
Themed “Sustaining Diversity and Managing future,” this session is intended to create an environment through positive economic and social policies for development of women and realization of their full potential. It is meant to change discriminatory workplace attitude and practices by active participation and involvement of both men and women to transform the workplace. Read more »
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bhisho revitalisation gains significant traction – 16 august 2011
The Bhisho Revitalisation Programme has taken a step closer to becoming a reality with the handing over of Phase 2 of the construction of the Bhisho Massacre Memorial site to a contractor. The successful contractor, Superfecta, has already commenced with the second phase development of the project. This involves the total reconstruction and revamping of the current Massacre Memorial site, which is being upgraded to a level of which the people of Bhisho and the Eastern Cape can be proud. Read more »
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