Living in Pretoria

06/07/2025

Come view our new and exciting residential development in Rietvalleirand, Pretoria. Selling from R 1675 000 to R2600 000 all costs included. Please whatsapp me for more information.

06/07/2025

Exciting new development in Rietvalleirand, Pretoria. Simplex units selling at R2600 000 all costs included.

13/09/2024

Nestled in the heart of serenity, this modern development is a love letter to architectural elegance and domestic bliss. Picture a neighborhood where the air is filled with the promise of new beginnings, and the streets are lined with the dreams of families. Each home, a masterpiece of contemporary design, stands as a testament to the beauty of clean lines and thoughtful space.
Here, life’s essentials are but a gentle stroll away. Schools where children’s laughter rings out, hospitals that stand guard over community well-being, and shopping centers that glitter with the joy of family outings. It’s a place where every amenity is a brushstroke on the canvas of secure living.
In this quiet enclave, families thrive, friendships blossom, and love takes root. It’s not just about houses made of bricks and mortar, but homes crafted with heart and hope. A sanctuary where life is not just lived but cherished—a symphony of urban convenience and tranquil retreat.

16/09/2023

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16/09/2023

16/09/2023

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08/09/2023

This is a very good article and a follow up post by me for an earlier post. Yes, I believe petrol prices can be lower but somebody is gaining by it being so high and it is not the people or businesses of South Africa.

South Africa has all the resources and political connections it needs to bring fuel prices down to around R10 per litre.

08/09/2023

It is time that the South African Government look at new ways in which the fuel price can be reduced. In this article there are four suggestions by economists which I believe is worth looking into. The only question here is, who benefits from the current situation, because it is not the people and businesses from South Africa.

Fuel price increases have a significant impact on the South African economy, with small increases potentially costing the country billions.