Property.CoZa - Boksburg

04/03/2016

PropertyCoza Boksburg, would like to Welcome the New Agents.Elsa Van Tonder,Lisa Roets, Lorraine Markgraaff,Marinda Wilde,Meisie Gomes,Nina Van Eeden, Nicky Lyons,Tefo Moseli,Tsheko Dlamini,Una Smit,Valerie Lyons. Welcome to our Big family we wish you all the Best!!!!

17/07/2015

A common interior design trend this year is to use different shapes, to make the room more interesting. What do you think of this trend?

17/07/2015

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15/07/2015

Property.CoZa recently celebrated the opening of its 22nd office.The opening of this office coincides with the group's national expansion drive, 4 more offices are set to open before the end of 2015.

On behalf of Property.Co.Za Boksburg we would like to introduce our latest office in Tableview to all our loyal followers. This is just an example of how fast we are growing, and how successful we are. For their contact information please visit our web page www.propertycoza.co.za to see all our offices around South Africa.

Property.CoZa recently celebrated the opening of its 22nd office.The opening of this office coincides with the group's national expansion drive. 4 more offices are set open before the end of 2015.

15/07/2015

For our Rugby Fans, here is the Rugby Match Schedule for 2015

21/06/2015

We would like to wish all the fathers a blessed Fathers day from Property.CoZa because we do it best.

21/06/2015

Property.CoZa Boksburg would like to congratulate all our Fathers out there on Fathers day may you be blessed.

17/06/2015

17/06/2015

Who is Property.CoZa?

Take everything you know about the property industry, and throw it out of the proverbial bay window. We'd like to introduce you to a real estate company that's rewriting industry rules, building client relationships on integrity, trust and professionalism and creating exceptional career opportunities for top real estate agents.

17/06/2015

For more practical tips to make moving easier, click here
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16/06/2015

Youth Day in South Africa commemorates the Soweto Uprising in the country. The day is celebrated on June 16 every year. The day is celebrated in order to recognize the role of youth in the liberation of South Africa from the Apartheid regime.
The grounds of the movement lay in a 1974 official order which made Afrikaans compulsory in schools. The order stated that Afrikaans be used in conjunction with English for teaching in schools. Certain subjects like social studies, mathematics and algebra were required to be taught in Afrikaans while others like home science and general science were required to be taught in English. The use of local languages was prohibited was these subjects citing a provision in constitution which laid down Afrikaans and English as the official languages of the country.
Afrikaans was largely seen by people as the "language of the oppressor" and it resulted in growing resentment in teachers as well as students. It was on April 30, 1976 when the resentment crossed all thresholds and the students of Orlando West Junior High School refused to go to school. On the morning of June 16, 1976, thousands of black students went on a protest rally from their schools to Orlando Stadium.
Although the rally was intended to be a peace protest, things soon got out of control and riots were seen all over the place. Hundreds of students were killed during the protest. Although this youth revolution did not see the taking back of the language order immediately, it did see a turning point in South Africa's liberation campaign which ultimately saw the downfall of the apartheid government there.
The Youth Day in South Africa is celebrated in memory of all the youngsters who lost their lives during the protest, especially the death of Hector Pieterson, a 12 year old student who was killed during the uprising. The day is celebrated with musical concerts around the country in order to celebrate the energy of youth. The day also sees various educational discussions being organized by school and college students around the country. Various youth oriented non- profit organizations also organize awareness campaigns on this day to make the youth of the country aware of the challenges in the current environment of the country. It was the Soweto Uprising which laid the grounds for the release of Nelson Mandela and the end of the Apartheid regime in the country.

23/04/2015

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