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Winde: WC needs creative solutions to fighting crime
Alan Winde was announced as the party's pick for the province’s top job on Wednesday.
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Alan Winde: Bird flu has cost CT farmers at least R800m
Economic Opportunities Minster says last year 2.4 million of the province's layer hens were culled as a result of the infection, impacting on egg production & supply.
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Winde: Water tariff hike for WC inevitable
Western Cape Economic Opportunities and Agriculture MEC Alan Winde acknowledges they should have started working on crisis plans in 2015.
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Many WC farms struggling to deal with avian flu outbreak
State vet Aileen Pypers says this is the first time the province is dealing with the highly pathogenic avian influenza in the poultry industry.
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SA's tourism a bright spot despite recession
But tourists have been coming, possibly encouraged by the weak rand. It has fallen more than 20% against the dollar since a high last year.
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CT Cycle Tour cancellation won’t hurt local economy - MEC
Organisers cited strong winds as the reason for calling off the world's largest timed cycling event, a first in its history.
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Winde Wine farm documentary could harm WC economy, says MEC Alan Winde
SA wines were reportedly pulled off shelves after documentary depicts poor working conditions on farms.
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MEC Winde: WC a better place to do business
He says the economic and business ‘atmosphere’ in the WC is different compared to the rest of SA.
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WC to create over 100,000 jobs in agricultural sector
MEC Alan Winde identified job creation and expanding export routes as among the department’s top priorities.
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Authorities to take action after tavern collapse
8 people died after a metal staircase railing gave way and caused some patrons to plummet to the ground.
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'New visa laws disastrous'
WC MEC Alan Winde says the new visa regulations will have disastrous consequences for the economy.
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Public must comment on WC 'booze bill'
Public input on the draft Liquor Amendment Bill will start in Cape Town on Wednesday.
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Two WC outlets shut for liquor violations
Penalties were also given to a further two establishments for selling alcohol outside trading hours.
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New ferries for Robben Island Museum
The Western Cape Tourism Department says the new vessels are long overdue.
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Skills programme for school leavers
Western Cape has skills programmes for school leavers who want to enter the job market.
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Tourists flock to the Mother City
Madiba’s passing put tourism on pause in CT, has since picked up for the festive season.
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BA increases London-CT flights
The airline announced it will increase its services by three flights a week from May 2014.
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Another casino on the cards for CT
MEC Alan Winde is hopeful bids for another casino will open early next year.
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Seized liquor goes down the drain
Western Cape police are in possession of over 360,000 litres of confiscated alcohol.
