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The Citizen
10 hours ago
- Business
- The Citizen
Better Bedfordview to host business breakfast with top speakers on June 27
Better Bedfordview to host business breakfast with top speakers on June 27 The community clean-up and improvement NPO, Better Bedfordview, will host a business breakfast on June 27. All community members, including business owners, are invited to join at the Tee Bar and Grill at the Glendower Golf Club. The two speakers are Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse's CEO, Wayne Duvenage, and artist James Delaney, known for reviving The Wilds. ALSO READ: Help Better Bedfordview complete its pothole mission 'Inspiration, networking and community connections will be the order of the day,' said Better Bedfordview chairperson Marina Constas. The Better Bedfordview Business Breakfast starts at 07:30. Tickets are R300 each. Space is limited, so book early by paying Better Bedfordview. Email proof of payment with your name and cell number to lola@ Banking details for payments: Better Bedfordview First National Bank Account number: 6300 1083 847. There will be lucky draws at the event, with great prizes up for grabs. ALSO READ: Better Bedfordview hosts fundraiser with movie night on March 14 'This is a chance to enjoy a great meal with Better Bedfordview, fuel your inspiration, expand your network and connect with other passionate community leaders and professionals,' Constas stated. For enquiries, email info@ or visit At Caxton, we employ humans to generate daily fresh news, not AI intervention. Happy reading!
eNCA
26-05-2025
- Climate
- eNCA
Water infrastructure maintenance for Gauteng
JOHANNESBURG - Gauteng residents are being urged to prepare for low water supply this week, as Rand Water begins another round of critical maintenance on its infrastructure. WATCH | SIDSSA 2025 | Symposium kicks off under new administration The planned work will roll out at different times across several municipalities starting on the 29th of May and continuing through to the 2nd of June. Dr. Ferrial Adam, Executive Director of WaterCAN, a project of the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse, or OUTA, says that according to the report, the most significant impact of climate change will be through water, with droughts, floods, and heavy rains affecting infrastructure.
