Northern Transvaal Rugby – 1970’s and 1980’s
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This week we bring you a collection of some of the best tries scored by Northern Transvaal during the 1970’s and 1980’s. These tries were originally part of the series of videos titles 101 Tryline Tales and Tryline Tales 2.
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At least nine schools in the Northern Transvaal are closing due to poor performance under the 2019 matric results.
The schools did not produce a matriculant who could pass the final exams this year, and the fact that 65 pupils failed last year shows that the schools are not equipped to teach pupils.
The province’s Education Department has decided to close the schools this week because a 0% pass rate is unacceptable.
All schools are in black residential areas and no white pupils are there to be taught. It is not yet known where the pupils will be transferred to after school closures.
“From now on, every model will be seriously monitored, and those who show up with corruption plans will be asked to leave,” was ANC President Ramaphosa’s warning during the kick-off opportunity of his R25 billion project.
Ramaphosa undertook to visit the Northern Transvaal for two days to attend the two separate projects kick-off events.
The two projects being undertaken are of paramount importance and can have a significant impact on many people in the area’s lives if managed properly.
The projects have apparently attracted the interest of various institutions that have bought in, and are apparently part of a so-called multi-billion Rand development model of the district.
Waterberg District is believed to be leading the mining towns and agricultural divisions involving factories, and the program is expected to reduce the unemployment rate currently being experienced.
Early in February this year it was announced that foot-and-mouth disease had broken out in the black living area of the Northern Transvaal.
The farm where the first incident was reported is in the Vhembe district and has resulted in South Africa’s export of red meat being hampered.
While the industry is still struggling to recover from the setback, foot-and-mouth disease has broken out again in the Vhembe district, and will mean that farmers will be restrained from selling their market-ready animals.
Farmers have begun to specialize in recent years by marketing animals literally on day and date when the finishing work is completed, and every day that the animals stay longer on the farm is a direct loss that is offset against the profit.
With the intolerance of poor foot-and-mouth control in the Northern Transvaal, it is becoming increasingly urgent that commercial cattle farmers be protected from the annoyance.