Students receive laptops from premier
Four learners in the Setsoto local municipality have received laptops computers, as premier Ace Magashule made good on an earlier promise to provide them with resources to aid them in their studies. One of the recipients, Lerato Leburu – a first year student studying teaching at the Central University of Technology’s Welkom campus, enthused that the laptop she received from the premier would come in handy in improving her performance. “We are very lucky to have a premier who is passionate about education. This laptop will help me in my studies. I will work hard to qualify as a teacher…
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Phahlane: I have a distinguished track record
The raid was linked to suspicions of corruption and defeating the ends of justice by Phahlane Police Minister Nathi Nhleko and acting national police commissioner Khomotso Phahlane appeared before Parliament’s police committee on Thursday to address the investigation by the Independent Police Investigative Directorate (Ipid) into Phahlane’s lifestyle and the Claassen report on Riah Phiyega, who was replaced by General Phahlane. Phahlane’s home was raided in January by Ipid. The raid was linked to suspicions of corruption and defeating the ends of justice by Phahlane. South African Police Service (SAPS) members allegedly organised a birthday party for him in 2009….
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Motheo Tvet does it again
As the college scoops yet another PMR Diamond Arrow Award for business excellence… The Motheo Tvet in Bloemfontein has scooped yet another prestigious PMR Africa Award after scooping the same in 2014. This was in recognition of the business excellence based on a month long survey of the college’s methods of teaching. The survey was conducted in June while the prize, the Diamond Arrow Award from PMR Africa, was passed on to the college by the PMR Africa during a gala function held at the President Hotel in Mangaung. Addressing the event, PMR CEO Johan Hattingh said his group was…
