- Lack of clean linen leads to scrapping of hundreds of ops at nine Gauteng public hospitals: Mamelodi Hospital was the worst affected, with about 200 operations cancelled when linen shortages persisted for two weeks while at Sebokeng hospital 80 cataract operations were cancelled …. Read More at: “Gauteng” – BingNews
- LISTEN | July riots were an insurrection and took months of planning, says business representative: The Pietermaritzburg & Midlands Chamber of Business CEO says the July riots were part of a plan to overthrow the government.. Read More at: “Gauteng” – BingNews
- Gauteng hospitals’ dirty laundry delays over 300 surgeries: Linen shortages have disrupted surgeries at nine public hospitals and have resulted in the cancellation of about 325 operations.. Read More at: “Gauteng” – BingNews
- Gauteng sticks to its original plan for the fourth wave: The provincial Department of Health is adamant that it is going to use the same “risk-adjusted strategy” in responding to the anticipated fourth wave of Covid-19.. Read More at: “Gauteng” – BingNews
- Mbalula moots national drivers licence online booking system: NATIONAL NEWS – Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula says the online booking system for drivers licences that was initially introduced in Gauteng has provided a basis for it to be rolled out nationally …. Read More at: “Gauteng” – BingNews
- Online booking system for drivers licence renewals to go national: The online booking system for drivers licences that was initially introduced in Gauteng has provided a basis for it to be rolled out …. Read More at: “Gauteng” – BingNews
- Linen shortages disrupt surgery at 9 Gauteng hospitals: Linen shortages have disrupted surgery at nine Gauteng public hospitals this year, leading to infection risks and the cancellation of about 325 operations. This information was revealed by Gauteng …. Read More at: “Gauteng” – BingNews
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15. The Union Buildings took 4 years to construct: The Union Buildings (which were designed by Sir Herbert Baker) was constructed between 1909 and 1913. It took approximately 1265 artisans, workmen and labourers to construct, using 14 million bricks for the interior office walls, half a million cubic feet of freestone, 74,000 cubic yards of concrete, 40,000 bags of cement and 20,000 cubic feet of granite. At the time of completion it was the largest building in the country and possibly the largest building work undertaken in the Southern Hemisphere at that time. The 9m tall statue of Nelson Mandela (which was errected in December 2013) cost R8 million and weighs 3.5 tons.
