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For the love of God 🙏🙏🙏 Pleeease find me and my kids a affordable place to stay in its dangerous and dangerously unhealthy unsafe here where we r staying I have a R to offer and a R to give for rent every month it's myself a single mother with three children so yes maybe more than two or not bedrooms will definitely be great sir/miss myself and my kids r dying here we need out of this mess please TODAY
Good Day We would like to request for a quotation for the following catering services only please: Date: 19 & 20 Feb Time: 08h30 – 15h30 Venue: SITA, John Foster Drive, Centurion – Training Room: Ulwazi No. of people: 15 Requirements: 3 bottles of water per delegate for the day Arrival Tea and coffee with Muffin/Scones – 08h30 Mid-morning Tea and coffee with sandwiches – 10h30 Lunch – 2 protein, 2 carbs, 2 salads, 1 juice – 12h30 Extra: 2 halal meals package separately! Thank you. Regards,
I am not going to release the name of the Bank but I am trying to find out how much my ex-wife has in her banking account. She stole a lot of money from me and my business. We have a court decision that she pays me monthly and she says she wants to settle me but when it comes to a crunch she avoids the situation.
We have a 42 sqm granny flat as part of the existing house. There is currently two bedrooms in the flatlet, we require a 3 - 5 meter interior wall, that separates the one bedroom and living room to be demolished to make the kitchenette and living space larger. The one window in the new kitchenette will have to be reduced in size. We then want the necessary plumbing and electrical lines to be moved to the new kitchenette. Flooring, and or kitchen cupboards to be included, but quoted separately if possible. Attached is part of the plans of the building and a render of what we foresee the space to look like.
Guest Bathroom: 1. Toilet seat detached from it's brackets. Brackets dislocated 2. Toilet Flush not working (keeps on going, need to manually intervene inside the bowl) Main Bathroom 1. Toilet flush not working: water does not seem to fill. 2. Bath plug stuck, and plug not sealing 3. Basin's outlet slow, maybe blocked?
We live in a complex. The bathroom door frame is rusting and needs refurbishment. What may be costly though is that the frame is a junction frame. There is a room with door frame aligned next to the bathroom frame. This job may need cutting into cement and brick as it's a metal frame. This then effects the tiling as well. The rust may be deep and a patchwork job may not work. Many thanks
My father passed away last year while he had 2 wives one civil married(with 5 children over 18) the other traditional( with one child under 18). Civil married children went to fetch 3 vehicle from traditional wife where my father was staying. We had agreement but now she said we must bring back everything because she didn’t give us concent . She mentioned 3 of my brothers to bring back the vehicle before 28 march.
The divorce was uncontested until I gave the settlement agreement to my soon to be ex-husband. He is refusing maintenance (we have been separated for 14 months and has not paid anything towards his child). I am solely paying towards my son. Since separation we have alternated 7 days with each parent. ( I did this to keep the peace) Although now with feedback over the past few months etc regarding the emotional state and mental state of my son (6years old) - he gets bad anxiety when away from me, as well as neglect regarding general school necessities and upkeep. I have attached the agreement for you to look at. I am a teacher at my sons school so I do get first hand communication as well as insight into his daily routines etc. The divorce has been at a stand still because of the contested parental agreements.
I am looking at extending my home, but considering the options and what would be most cost effective. I am considering two options: 1. A granny flat- with 2 beds, bath, open plan lounge and kitchen 2. Adding on a second floor, with 3 beds, bath and open plan lounge and kitchen. Preferably with an outside stairs, but not sure if building regulations allow this. Need to connect with an "advisor" then can give some ideas, before we proceed with having plans drawn up etc.
I would need the balcony cleaned and outside it is a corner unit so right around. then blinds pulled down, which are outside the 2 bedrooms. Not all windows need cleaning as these were done in December. Bedrooms to be swept ONLY, dust furniture ONLY. as dust gathers over time. I will give details of which furniture needs to be moved onto balcony once cleaned.