While some Grahamstonians may be worried about noise with the new air school on the cards, the Grahamstown Radio Flyers (GRF) club will continue to hold their flying sessions on Sundays.
A survey conducted by BP Ultimate, revealed that most South Africans don’t really care about the fuel they put into their cars, which are in all likelihood their second biggest investment after a home.
The Makana Council is hoping to receive a loan of R50-million from the Development Bank of South Africa (DBSA) for the installation of infrastructure projects in the Grahamstown area.
The Unemployed People’s Movement (UPM) in Grahamstown has called on the government to announce a guaranteed income of R2 000 per month for all unemployed and underemployed people of South Africa.
IN response to Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan’s Budget Speech, local opposition spokespeople shared their views on the issues addressed in the speech.
The Eastern Cape Health Department is bankrupt and needs national intervention, says Daygan Eagar, Health Researcher at the Public Service Accountability Monitor (PSAM).
People of Khoisan descent must unite. The ANC and DA are using you to further the interests of their people. These parties don't care for you. They only want your votes. Punish them in 2014.