by gbsaadmin | Jan 15, 2014 | Education, Featured, Gauteng, News
The opening of a new secondary school in Palm Ridge, east of Johannesburg, will ease overcrowding in classrooms and resolve transport problems for learners who had to travel too far away areas to get an education. Gauteng Education unveils 17 new schools As the little...
by gbsaadmin | Jan 15, 2014 | Newsfeed
The penultimate race in the Spur KZN Trail Series took place in the tranquil setting of the Kenneth Stainbank Nature Reserve, despite the weather spicing things up with clouds building overhead and the threat of rain becoming more and more imminent closer to start...
by gbsaadmin | Jan 14, 2014 | Newsfeed
South Africa’s Reserve Bank is set to invest in currencies such as the Korean Won, Australian Dollar and the New Zealand Dollar. “The bank has also taken steps to invest in new currencies. [It] will be diversifying into currencies such as the Korean Won, Australian...
by gbsaadmin | Jan 14, 2014 | Newsfeed
The Gauteng province has been home to the late former President Nelson Mandela since his youthful departure from Qunu in the Eastern Cape. He has lived in Alexandra, Soweto, Pretoria and Houghton in Johannesburg, where he resided until his death. Inspired by his...
by gbsaadmin | Jan 14, 2014 | Newsfeed
The 2014 African Nations Championship (CHAN) is set to be hosted in Cape Town from 11 January to 1 February 2014, and volunteers from all over the city are gearing up to ensure that the tournament runs seamlessly. In preparation, the 600-plus volunteers are undergoing...
