R2,6m for premiers' legal bills
IOL (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
...This is what Western Cape taxpayers have had to fork out over the past five years, according to new premier Lynne Brown.
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Study Grants, Home Honour Mandela Name
All Africa (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
... another from Absa and its controlling shareholder, Barclays, for R10,5m.And Western Cape Premier Lynne Brown said yesterday her government had introduced a bill in the provincial legislature making provision for a R10m endowment towards buying the house, which will be used for a youth leadership programme and to deal with conflict resolution in the province. She said the house would...
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SOUTH AFRICA: Mandela home to become museum
France24 (Free subscription) | yesterday
... frail, but smiling Mandela sat through Wednesday's proceedings without speaking.City premier Lynne Brown said the project would see Mandela's home become "our investment for young people" and would in future host youth leadership programmes.The Foundation also announced that Mandela's prestigious scholarship programme had been boosted by major donations, including 10.5 million rand...
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Rasool moves to Pretoria
IOL (Free subscription) | yesterday
... around his future.Rasool was fired by the ANC last month and replaced with his former Finance MEC Lynne Brown. The ANC cited unworkable relations between him and the ANC in the province, especially his acrimonious relationship with ANC provincial secretary Mcebisi Skwatsha.The two politicians are both accused of leading different factions fighting for control of the ruling party in...
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Washington Blade Takes First Place Best Feature Story - National Newspaper Association
Business Wire (Free subscription) | 08/13/2008
... the right to serve openly and honestly in the military. We are extremely proud of Joshua, said Lynne Brown, Publisher of the Washington Blade. With this recognition, Josh contributes to this newspapers 40-year tradition of excellence in journalism. Receiving this award from the National Newspaper Association is both a professional honor and validation that the Washington Blade is...
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