- SARS to appeal High Court decision and hang onto Zuma tax records for now: ‘The public can be assured that SARS will defend the principle of confidentiality on behalf of every single taxpayer,’ said Edward Kieswetter.. Read More at: “Pretoria” – BingNews
- Immigrants out in the cold after being excluded from Tshwane metro shack dweller relocation plans: Head of Tshwane Human Settlements quoted as saying that only South African nationals qualify for relocation.More than 200 immigrant families living in an informal settlement in Heatherdale in Akasia, …. Read More at: “Pretoria” – BingNews
- SERS Network advances education and research during pandemic with online activities: Rabbi Gideon Pogrund (University of Pretoria’s Gordon Institute of Business Science): Insights and Perspectives from South Africa Dr Smriti Sharma (Newcastle University Business School): Caste in …. Read More at: “Pretoria” – BingNews
- Mmagauta Lebese collecting beads, decorations to plait into young girls’ hair for Christmas: Pretoria – Unisa student Mmagauta Lebese is collecting hairpieces from the community to plait into young girls’ hair for Christmas. The 27-year-old from Refentse Section of Stinkwater in Hammanskraal …. Read More at: “Pretoria” – BingNews
- Ballito Rage cancelled due to Covid-19 cases: Johannesburg- Organisers of the Ballito Rage released a statement confirming that after 36 tested positive for Covid-19 the festival has been cancelled.. Read More at: “Pretoria” – BingNews
- Cansa marks 90 years of caring for cancer sufferers: It was founded in 1931, to establish a register, centres and clinics throughout SA where optimal treatment and diagnostics methods could be investigated.. Read More at: “Pretoria” – BingNews
- WHO: Cases Could Rise Quickly In Southern Africa: Scientists in South Africa are bracing for a rapid increase in COVID-19 cases following the emergence of the omicron strain of the coronavirus.. Read More at: “Pretoria” – BingNews
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The first tram ran in Pretoria in 1910. The system was abandoned in 1939.There were about 13.5 miles (21 km) of tracks for trams in Pretoria.
