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Wednesday, October 28, 2020

Women making waves in the construction industry



 

Posted by Luzuko Pongoma at 12:54 AM No comments:
Labels: BNG Journal, Luzuko Pongoma, NHBRC, Thabelo Somtala, Women in construction

Urban renewal and hostel revitalisation



 

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Labels: BNG Journal, Gauteng, Gauteng Department of Human Settlements, hostel revitalisation, Human Settlements, Lebogang Maile, Luzuko Pongoma, Urban renewal

BNG Journal


The 5th edition of the BNG Journal. I am one of the contributors

Posted by Luzuko Pongoma at 12:25 AM No comments:
Labels: BNG Journal, Breaking New Ground. RDP houses, Human Settlements, Lindiwe Sisulu, Luzuko Pongoma, South Africa
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Luzuko Pongoma
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My stories

  • 'Izinyoka' called to help stop e-tolling
  • 17th victim lays charge against ‘serial rapist’
  • 46664 bangles help to fight Aids
  • A Stolen ID Nightmare
  • Army digs in heels over HIV recruits
  • Avoid Oxford, drivers told
  • Baby Cele swept off her feet -
  • Balfour warms up to ‘king’ Zuma
  • Bid to boost maths, science pass rate
  • Blind pupils celebrate Braille’s life
  • Bomb scare fools 200 factory workers
  • Border Operations under pressure
  • Bright matric pupil found shot, hacked
  • Car wash raises funds for the girls
  • Cash crunch hits pageant - main sponsor pulls plug
  • Centenary event for iconic Sisulu
  • Centre produces maths geniuses
  • Chiefs to fight ‘immoral’ law
  • Children celebrate Mandela’s 90th birthday in style
  • Church joins hands with state in battle against crime
  • Church says DA's racist
  • City to recover as much as R10m taken in scam
  • Colleagues mourn dead - ‘They were like twins and worked together’
  • Con woman says sorry
  • Conflicting accounts on how woman died
  • Copper thieves strip rugby stadium bare
  • Cops on alert as power fails at Mathe case
  • Councils' poor year
  • Crackdown on building contractors under way
  • Cradle of Human Rights
  • DA disgrees with billing
  • Disabled sisters flourish
  • Divine intervention sought in exams
  • Draft medicine law ‘endangers people’s lives’
  • Drama outside Lucky Dube court hearing
  • Dream of studying in China at risk
  • Drivers must take responsibility
  • Eastern Cape offers peace and tranquility
  • EC to honour women for trying to better lives of all
  • Ekurhuleni Mayor will not resign
  • Emfuleni gets clean Audit
  • Fallout Over New Mines
  • Families welcome sailors home
  • Formidable sub, last in trio, docks
  • Frail-looking Mathe’s trial begins
  • Gauteng health in cash crisis
  • Gauteng motorists unite against etoll
  • Gauteng wealth grows
  • Gautrain steams ahead at most sites
  • Gautrain workers back on site
  • Gender activists slam judge
  • German return to thank paramedics
  • Get out of the kitchen and be funky - Phumi wants to crush stereotypes
  • Gun battle leaves two guards dead
  • Heavy rains keep residents on edge
  • Hijacking the inner city
  • History as told by the people
  • Holy moly! Plan goes off the rails
  • Home Affairs has ruined my life – mom, 26
  • How CBD buildings are Hijacker
  • How to Hijack a building
  • Insulted man takes employer to court
  • It’s a dream come true
  • It’s Queen Con
  • Joburg defaulters to pay more
  • Joburg to investigate own councilor
  • Kathrada honours struggle women
  • Khumalo case postponed
  • Killer of Banyana star stuns hearing
  • Land reform in SA
  • Little angel lies dead at poolside but show goes on as dad grieves
  • Lost in translation
  • Lungile is Soweto’s brightest star
  • Mahlangu isssues warning
  • Mandela gears up for London birthday bash
  • Masondo offers discounts to Jo’burg’s billing victims
  • Mathe’s jailbreak is relived in court
  • MEC blames ‘big money’
  • Metro boss denies link to Joburg
  • Millions’ in backpay
  • Mokonyane vows to create jobs for youth
  • Move to revolutionise tippling
  • Municipality was in error
  • My 12-year-old son jailed by police, says distraught mom
  • Mystery hostel fire takes young boy’s life
  • New park alters Diepkloof landscape
  • Party for little ones
  • Passengers dumped in dark killing field
  • Pay or face a dark Christmas
  • Pieterson Memorial moves US official
  • Premier reshuffles deck
  • Quick bus system doing fine
  • R56 million new Library in November
  • Reservoir funds dry up
  • Road Carnage cost Billions
  • Robbers target Sandton petrol stations
  • SAA drug suspects dodge media
  • Salga action to spark protest
  • Santa brings festive joy to needy kids
  • Slovo legacy lives on
  • Solid Support for CCN hero
  • Staff lose pay for being in the toilet ‘too much’
  • Teacher gets more fines for mystery car
  • Teenager ‘kills father after many attempts’
  • Timol assault case postponed
  • Today’s protests ‘will close EC economy’
  • Traffic fines drive Muvhango actor crazy
  • Uniforms for the disadvantaged
  • Unions ‘pushing for strike’
  • Upsurge in Women who kill
  • Wage strike will ‘go on forever’
  • War on poverty
  • Warder tells court of Mathe’s escape bid
  • Workers await their fate in limbo
  • ‘Bulliesville’ at Sacred Heart College
  • ‘Come see my booty’
  • ‘Gunman’ gone, not forgotten
  • ‘I live in fear of my ex-boss’ - Doctor ‘beats’ worker after robbery
  • ‘I was also conned’
  • ‘Kefuoe pushed into the pool’
  • ‘Let him die in prison’
  • ‘Link is unfair for our taxis’
  • ‘Mathe used lotion as lubricant’
  • ‘NPA not the same as the Scorpions’
  • ‘Rapist’ identified by 13 of his victims
  • ‘Two moons’ e-mail’s a hoax
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