The South African National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) will on November 29 resume procurement for road construction projects, with 86 tenders to be advertised. CEO Reginald Demana has announced that the roads agency is resuming business after tenders worth billions of rands were stalled owing to a legal impasse between Sanral and some construction companies over the entity’s preferential procurement policy (PPP).
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THE BRONX, N.Y. (PIX11) --- Police are searching for a gray-haired man who scribbled a swastika on a Bronx building last month, authorities said Wednesday. The gray-haired suspect graffitied the building at 2105 Jerome Ave. just after 5 a.m. on Oct. 26, according to the NYPD. The man drew a swastika and several Ks on [...]
Julia Roberts posted a tribute to her twins, son Phinneas and daughter Hazel, on their 19th birthday.
Former India international Gautam Gambhir said the franchise is very close to his heart
Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett clashed with CNN's Jake Tapper over the rising death toll in Gaza as Israel faces pressure to implement a permanent cease-fire.
A court in Astana on November 29 sentenced the chairman of Kazakhstan’s unregistered Algha Kazakhstan (Forward Kazakhstan) party, Marat Zhylanbaev, to seven years in prison after finding him guilty of taking part in a banned group's activities and financing an extremist group.
The company still sees "ongoing consumer softness" putting negative pressure on sales this year.
Sources said that the internal process for the fund raising exercise is underway and the company is also close to appointing the lead arranger for the bond issue
A Ghanaian woman has become a source of motivation to many people after she opened up on her time as psychiatric nurse and now that she works in Ireland
Demonstrating her stylish prowess, the Dutch royal, 52, stunned in a sophisticated beige wool coat with a high funnel neck that elegantly framed her face in Paris today.
The Home Secretary pointed to the Labour leader and mimicked a long nose during Prime Minister's Questions.
Equity investment expert and founder of Focused For Business, Hatty Fawcett reveals what angel investors look for in a start-up and how founders can appeal to them. Networking is a natural part of building a business, particularly when it comes to securing investment. As a start-up, it can be daunting navigating the investment space, and […]
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The Macallan 1926 60 Year Old is without doubt the most exclusive and sought after bottle of whisky in the world, drawn from the legendary cask #263.
Arsenal v Lens: they had a poor start but are now flying By Tony Attwood Lens have only won the French league once (in 1998) but in 2022/23 they came second in the league for the fifth time finishing just one point behind the eternal winners Paris Saint-Germain. Lens were 11 points ahead …
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One yellow warning, covering areas in north-east England, the east Midlands, the east of England, Yorkshire and Humber and parts of Scotland, will be active from 5pm on Thursday until 11am on Friday
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The Exeter-based firm initially planned to spend more than £750million in the two financial years ending 2025 on improving water infrastructure but is now set to invest over £850million.
Mark Rutte’s government pandered to the anti-immigrant right while failing to address a benefits scandal, a housing crisis, and inflation.
Former chancellor Sajid Javid has described a ‘dysfunctional’ and ‘toxic’ culture in Number 10 as the pandemic began to take hold.
Care for diabetics living in displaced persons camps in Burundi
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Elves have swapped his workshop for workouts for a new festive role as ‘Santa’s Massive Helpers’, courtesy of Outlet Shopping at The O2