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Pretoria Moot JANUARY 11, 2019 • www.rekordmoot.co.za • 012-842-0300 14018/11-1-19 Visit our website for breaking Wonderboompoort CPF Petition seeks to reopen PriorityPriority crimes are on local, national and international news. thirdird best in pprovincerovince 2 Moot paedophilepaedophile case 3 the increase, police saysay 5 www.rekordmoot.co.zawww.rekordmoot.co.za Matrics celebrate their passes and collect their certifi cates There was an air of excitement at schools around The Moot on Friday morning as learners went to collect their matric certifi cates. Pictured above are Bianca Maree, Philnè Strijdom, Henrico Jacobs and Jeanine Olivier at the Hoërskool Oos-Moot. Photo: David Matsena. A better and brighter year ‘We do not abandon people, we stand for them. We recognise when residents need our support and we make sure our work helps them to build life-long skills.’ Liam Ngobeni them to build life-long skills. substances and their impact in communities. “Having said this, we cannot do this alone. - The creation of over 6 000 EPWP work The year 2019 promises to be both exciting Therefore, we call on all our residents, opportunities to alleviate poverty. and challenging. partners and stakeholders to be the change - The metro launched A Place To Call This was the view of Tshwane’s mayor, they want to see.” Home global campaign to empower Solly Msimanga, who said that looking back He implored residents to be active and its homeless community and end street from 2016, when his administration took participate in government programmes in homelessness by 2030. offi ce, it had been challenging but they had their respective communities “so we can - The unveiling of 103 vehicles for the a mandate to continue to protect the services achieve excellence as well as reverse the Anti-Cable Theft Unit to help fi ght the valued by Tshwane residents.
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