Looking back at 2013: May
*Lusito Land rape. A young woman was allegedly raped on Saturday April 27 outside the Portuguese Festival, Lusito Land. *Precious gift to De Beers. The Oppenheimer family donated a gift of a Geoffrey Armstrong tree sculpture to De Beers on Wednesday May 8 at De Beers Corporate Headquarters, Ormonde. *Minister of Arts and Culture visits …
*Lusito Land rape. A young woman was allegedly raped on Saturday April 27 outside the Portuguese Festival, Lusito Land.
*Precious gift to De Beers. The Oppenheimer family donated a gift of a Geoffrey Armstrong tree sculpture to De Beers on Wednesday May 8 at De Beers Corporate Headquarters, Ormonde.
*Minister of Arts and Culture visits the South.Residents of Naturena hosted Minister Paul Mashatile with pride on Saturday May 4 at Naturena Primary School.
*Hail to Amakhosi. Kaizer Chiefs won the Absa Premiership title when they drew with Supersport 1 -1 at the Peter Mokaba Stadium on Wednesday May 15.
*Healthy upliftment for local nurses. Khanyisa Nursing School from Rosettenville received a major boost when Medscheme unveiled a R1-million refurbishment on Friday May 10.
*First to make women’s final. Chanel Simmonds was the first SA woman to make the final of the Soweto Women’s Open tennis tournament.
