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Pamela Vuba

Pamela Vuba

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Intern, The Citizen (South Africa)

Pretoria

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Total articles 298

  • New manifesto aims to tackle homeless among elderly in Tshwane

    By Pamela Vuba| The Citizen (South Africa) Verified A new citywide campaign to tackle homelessness among old people was officially launched on April 11 at the University of Pretoria’s Hatfield Campus. The Manifesto to End Older Homelessness initiative targets older persons and was presented by the Unit for Street Homelessness, based at the university’s Centre for Faith and Community.

    By Pamela Vuba · The Citizen (South Africa)

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Vendors slam 'unjust' Tshwane fees as metro defends health regulation requirements

    By Pamela Vuba| The Citizen (South Africa) Verified Tshwane is facing increasing backlash from market vendors and organisers who claim the metro is enforcing additional and unaffordable health compliance costs. At the heart of the dispute are charges linked to the Certificate of Acceptability (CoA), a document required for food vendors to operate. While the metro insists these are standard regulatory fees, traders say the costs are excessive, non-transparent, and unique to Tshwane.

    By Pamela Vuba · The Citizen (South Africa)

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Frequent power outages in Waterkloof attributed to untrimmed trees

    By Pamela Vuba| The Citizen (South Africa) Verified Residents of Waterkloof in the east are growing increasingly frustrated with frequent power outages, many of which are attributed to overgrown trees interfering with power lines. According to residents along Julius Jeppe Street between Heloma Avenue and Dely Road, they have been living with the fear that the next gust of wind will once again plunge their area into darkness.

    By Pamela Vuba · The Citizen (South Africa)

    Apr. 14, 2025

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The Citizen (South Africa)