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Relocation of residents in Nelson Mandela Bay flood-prone areas progressing well Original

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By Ian Pettey, Tariro Washinyira Verified
| Bizcommunity Verified
Advertise your job vacancies 2 days7 days30 daysBy Industry Show more View on iono.fm, Apple, Spotify or downloadable app Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality says the relocation of residents of the flood-prone area of Lapland in Kariega to the much safer Van Rooyen area, to occupy temporary houses, is progressing well.
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Public comments on White Paper on Citizenship, Migration and Refugee Protection extended

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By Tania Broughton Verified, Tariro Washinyira Verified
| Bizcommunity Verified
Home Affairs Minister, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, on Tuesday announced the extension of the closing date for the submission of public comments on the White Paper on Citizenship, Immigration and Refugee Protection. Image source: Aleksandr Khakimullin – 123RF.com Comments on the White Paper have now been extended to 31 January 2024 from 19 January 2024. The announcement is contained in Gazette No 49976, published on 8 January 2024. “The department has received substantial public comments.
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UIF claimants face long wait for payment as Cosatu points to national pay-out problem

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By Tariro Washinyira Verified
| MSN South Africa Verified
It took an applicant over a year to get his rightful UIF money, and despite promises from the Department of Employment and Labour to resolve the issues, long queues, poor service and rude officials remain rampant at offices across the country. It took more than a year for Brackenfell resident Stephan Evans to get his Unemployment Insurance Fund money from the Department of Employment and Labour office in Bellville, Cape Town.
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