IOL: Msunduzi placed under administration The municipality that overseas Pietermaritzburg, the capital of KwaZulu-Natal, has been placed under administration after descending into "turmoil", with its mayor and municipal manager stripped of their executive powers. IOL: Talk to us, Plato tells churches Cape Town mayor Dan Plato has encouraged church organisations to engage in meaningful discussions with the city. IOL: Teaching resumes after meeting at school Teachers and pupils have returned to a school near Ladysmith after staying away for two weeks because of the high crime rate. IOL: ANC lashed for Msunduzi kid gloves Main opposition parties in KwaZulu-Natal have lambasted the ANC-run provincial administration for its reluctance to fully intervene in the running of the struggling Msunduzi municipality. IOL: Sexwale: housing ruling could cause chaos Human Settlements Minister Tokyo Sexwale says the government may approach Chief Justice Sandile Ngcobo about a court ruling on evictions. IOL: Media subjected SA to pain The chairman of Parliaments portfolio committee on sport and recreation has lashed out at the apparent Afro-pessimism that forced SA to prove its World Cup readiness to the world. IOL: Mayor speaks on the state of Tshwane Tshwane executive mayor Dr Gwen Ramokgopa believes that the metro council has made great strides over the past five years. IOL: The MECs intervention is long overdue A two-week strike by Msunduzi Municipality staff has ended, but the DA has claims that poor leadership and political infighting have rendered the capital city ungovernable. IOL: Mamelodi better by the hour - police The situation in Mamelodi East is improving by the hour following a service delivery protest by residents earlier on Tuesday, Pretoria police said. IOL: Freak thunderstorm brings down church When members of a Cape Town Methodist Church emerged from their homes after a thunderstorm, they found their place of worship in ruins. 100K houses for Joburg Crofting community mapping Cape warns on illegal buildings Squatters left used condoms Hostel arrears piling up Orange Farm residents demands reasonable R3bn boost for IRT project Taxi washers blamed for potholes Helping crofting communities Historic handover of Harris crofting estates

IOL: Development IOL: Development View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Msunduzi placed under administration The municipality that overseas Pietermaritzburg, the capital of KwaZulu-Natal, has been placed under administration after descending into "turmoil", with its mayor and municipal manager stripped of their executive powers. ·Talk to us, Plato tells churches Cape Town mayor Dan Plato has encouraged church organisations to engage in meaningful discussions with the city. ·Teaching resumes after meeting at school Teachers and pupils have returned to a school near Ladysmith after staying away for two weeks because of the high crime rate. ·ANC lashed for Msunduzi kid gloves Main opposition parties in KwaZulu-Natal have lambasted the ANC-run provincial administration for its reluctance to fully intervene in the running of the struggling Msunduzi municipality. ·100K houses for Joburg Johannesburg Mayor Amos Masondo has promised to build 100 000 houses in the next five years.

Scottish Executive News Online - Rural Development Scottish Executive News Online - Rural Development View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Crofting community mapping Fund to support group registrations and minimise boundary disputes. ·One hundred million trees Global plan includes 100 million trees to be planted in Scotland over next five years. ·Borders Railway on track Transport Minister sets work in motion on restoration of Waverley line. ·Energy costs Minister comments on report on future of Britain's electricity networks. ·200 new jobs for Ayrshire First Minister welcomes plans for new £8 million Ryanair maintenance hangar at Prestwick. ·Advice to pregnant women Chief Medical Officer offers advice for pregnant women during the lambing season. ·Helping crofting communities Rural communities urged to register interest in land to benefit from legislation. ·UK Groceries Code of Practice Rural Affairs Secretary comments on the new code. ·Budget 2010-11 Scottish Parliament approves government spending plans. ·Festive Scottish sales soar Bumper figures further evidence of growing confidence in food and drink sector.

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