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Nov 2, 2009 | Aiken Standard
Voters head to the polls Tuesday
Voters around Aiken County go to the polls Tuesday to cast ballots in the County Council District 5 special election and several municipal elections.
Recent Ward DiscussionsN2 officials asked to return money or else
By Anel Lewis At least two former top City of Cape Town officials involved in authorising a R12-million contract for an IT company to manage the N2 Gateway project could be prosecuted for their "negligence" and "wasteful expenditure" - three years after leaving the city council.
N2 officials asked to return money or else
By Anel Lewis At least two former top City of Cape Town officials involved in authorising a R12-million contract for an IT company to manage the N2 Gateway project could be prosecuted for their "negligence" and "wasteful expenditure" - three years after leaving the city council.
N2 officials asked to return money or else
By Anel Lewis At least two former top City of Cape Town officials involved in authorising a R12-million contract for an IT company to manage the N2 Gateway project could be prosecuted for their "negligence" and "wasteful expenditure" - three years after leaving the city council.
N2 officials asked to return money or else
By Anel Lewis At least two former top City of Cape Town officials involved in authorising a R12-million contract for an IT company to manage the N2 Gateway project could be prosecuted for their "negligence" and "wasteful expenditure" - three years after leaving the city council.
After attending Redcliffe Elementary School for so long, Jaycie Ward readily admitted she's a little nervous about starting sixth grade at Jackson Middle School.
N2 officials asked to return money or else
By Anel Lewis At least two former top City of Cape Town officials involved in authorising a R12-million contract for an IT company to manage the N2 Gateway project could be prosecuted for their "negligence" and "wasteful expenditure" - three years after leaving the city council.
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