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DO not miss upcoming edi-tions of Express to get more in-formation about Central SouthAfrica’s favourite, and biggest,singing competition. Onceagain amazing prizes are up forgrabs, so warm up those vocalchords in the meantime. Rulesto compete in the competition:) You must be 16 years or olderon 1 July to register.) For the regional competi-tions in Bloemfontein,Welkom, Kimberley, Kurumanand Bethlehem you can singany song.However, the song has to becontemporary music (no rap-pers or hip-hop artists).) You are allowed to accompa-ny yourself or use a backtrack.) The competition is for solo-ists only.) You must supply your ownsoundtracks and other equip-ment for the regional auditionsyourself.) Spontaan will supply thesound equipment for the final.) The winner of each region-al audition will be announcedimmediately after the audi-tion.) Judges reserve the right notto choose a regional winner.) Should you be chosen as a re-gional finalist, you must pre-pare five songs for the finalheld in Bloemfontein at theVryfestival.) Finalists must supply theirown backtracks or accompani-ment for the final.) The final is on Saturday, 14July, in Bloemfontein and ifyou are a finalist you must or-ganise own transport (if neces-sary) and your own accommo-dation if you are a finalist fromoutside Bloemfontein.) Auditions will be held inBloemfontein, Kimberley,Welkom, Bethlehem and Kuru-man in May.No pre-registration is re-quired. Simply arrive, pay R20and register. Be on the lookoutfor future Express editions foraudition dates.

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} Selloane Khalane

HEINRICH “SANDLANA”SMIT, a member of the Free StatePremier’s Intervention Unit for minor-ity groups, has strongly denied allega-tions that the ANC is using disadvan-taged white communities as campaignprops for the 2014 national elections.During the party’s seventh elective

provincial conference held over theweekend inWelkom, about 100 disad-vantaged white residents from acrossthe province attended.Clad in yellow ANC T-shirts depict-

ing Pres. Jacob Zuma’s face, some ofthe residents from Vredefort said theydid not know the ANC president andonly went to the conference to receivefood parcels.

“I did not know we were beingbrought to the conference,” said oneof the confused attendees.Smit said the attendees were not be-

ing used to boost the party’s campaignto secure victory in next year’s nation-al elections. He said however, some ofthe attendees did not know Zuma, be-cause they did not have access to themedia due to poverty.Olly Mlamleli, Free State ANC

Women’s League deputy chairperson,said the white residents were mem-bers of the ANC and said some of thewomen were members of the Wom-en’s League who participated in theparty’s activities.Smit denied allegations that the resi-

dents were given or promised foodparcels in return for attending the con-

ference as observers, but admittedthat the party “often” supplied poorwhite communities with food parcels.“Poverty has no class or race, the

ANC is for everyone and thereforehelps everyone. My duty is to recruitminority groups closer to the ANCand dispel wrong perceptions aboutthe party,” Smit said.Although Mlamleli told Express the

residents were ANC members, Smitsaid a majority of the residents werenot party members.“I just came to the conference to get

a free lunch and see how the ANCfunctions,” said one of the residentsfrom Welkom.Smit said the party had a mass of

white members, but they did not dis-close their support for the party for

fear of being victimised.Oupa Khaobane, ANC Free State

spokesperson, said the residents werealways complaining that the party wasneglecting them and were thereforeinvited to experience the ANC cul-ture.During his speech on Saturday at the

same conference Cyril Ramaphosa,ANC deputy president, said he wasglad to see the group attending, sayingit was an indication that the party wasfor everyone.Ace Magashule, newly re-elected

ANC provincial chairperson, said al-though the province was behind withcampaigns for the national electionsnext year, it would secure 22 000 vo-lunteers for the elections in the nexttwo weeks.

Votes for foodEyebrows raised about whites at ANC conference

CAMPAIGNPROPS? The FreeState ANC is beingaccused of usingless privelegedwhites as votingcattle. Some ofthese “delegates”to the conferencehad no idea whoJacob Zuma wasand said they werethere because theywere promised foodparcels. The party’stop five provincialleaders were reelected unopposed,with Ace Magashule retainingthe chairpersonshipat the seventh provincial conferenceheld inWelkomoverthe weekend.

Photo: Selloane Khalane

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A TIRED Tessa Stone says she got theshock of her life when she heard she waspregnant with four babies.

Last week, Stone safely delivered thequadruplet girls via a Caesarean sectionoperation without complications in theMediclinic Kimberley.

Two of the girls are identical.Although at the time of writing the girls

did not have names yet, Stone said theirnames would be a mixture of traditionaland English names.

The babies weigh 945 g, 980 g, 1 kg and1, 2 kg respectively.

She said the babies’ father, Alec Filan-der, was initially shocked pale but hassince recovered and is now very excitedabout his instant family.

Stone also has a seven-year-old son,Lorenzo, from a previous relationship.

“My partner, a policeman at the Galesh-ewe Police Station, is extremely happy. Iam realistic, I realise the babies are nowhere and have to be cared for,” she said.

Stonewill for nowhave to leave her littlebundles of joy in the intensive care unitas they have to stay there for at least amonth.

She found out shewas expecting quadru-plets when she was eight weeks and twodays pregnant.

There are two sets of twins on her moth-er’s side of the family.

Denise Coetzee, the Mediclinic Kimber-ly’s spokesperson, says chances of con-ceiving quads naturally, especially all ofthe same gender, are very slim.

“The girls are very healthy, not one ofthem is on a ventilator.

“Tessa was given medication before heroperation to help develop their little lungs.They are breathing on their own,” shesaid.

Stone’s water broke and she was in theearly stages of labour. The doctors decidedto perform the C-section at 29 weeks.

In the last months of her pregnancy,Stone visited the doctor on a weekly basis.

“I was very uncomfortable over the lastthree weeks, I could no longer sleep atnight,” she said.

She will visit the hospital daily to checkon the babies. I would really love to breast-feed. The doctors will now check if I haveenoughmilk in order for me to feed the ba-bies,” she said.

Mother to four littlebundles of joy

SUPERMOM: A tired Tessa Stone after delivering four baby girls in the Mediclinic Kimberleylast week. Photo: Emile Hendricks

Baby 1 Baby 2

Baby 3 Baby 4

QUADRUPLETS – and all girls.

EXPRESS , WEDNESDAY 15 MAY 2013 3

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THE Central University of Technol-ogy (CUT), Free State, and the Per-forming Arts Centre of the FreeState, better known as Pacofs,signed a Memorandum of Under-standing (MoU) on Friday.

“This MoU that we have signed to-day is long overdue. Our collabora-tion with the CUT has always beenthere. It needs to be nurtured.

“We at Pacofs have identified thatwe have a common goal in respectof our collaboration with the CUTand we see our role as reaching out

to artists in the province; nurturingtheir talents.

“The CUT has resources and ca-pacity to enable us to realize thiscommitment,” Teboho Macholo,acting CEO of Pacofs, said.

“The partnership will ensure thatPacofs provides experimentallearning in technical and produc-tion areas for CUT students in engi-neering, communication sciencesand fine art programmes so thatthey graduate.

“As we plan to have our own acad-

emy, we believe the CUT will be ableto assist Pacofs with proper accredi-tation of course content and train-ing programmes for youth in theprovince,” he explained.

“This long standing non-formalpartnership is now formalised andthe two parties will henceforth co-operate by not only exchanging fa-cilities, equipment and services, butalso embarking on joint partnershipdevelopment projects and market-ing ventures,” he said.

Macholo added that CUT students

will be placed at Pacofs for work-in-tegrated learning (WIL) and staffmembers come to the CUTand studyto retool their skills in career-relat-ed programmes.

Dr Pakiso Tondi, deputy regis-trar: Student Services, said that theCUT had such immense talentsamong their students and Pacofs isan important partner to enhancecultural and social programmes oncampus and to help showcase thesetalents.

“The CUT decided to work closely

with industry through the estab-lishment of board committees for itsprogrammes so that students ac-quire sets of skills and practical im-plementation experience to meetthe demand of job sector and indus-try.”

“Break a leg” – the term used inthe theatre world instead of “goodluck” – seems apt at the start of an-other fruitful endeavour undertak-en by like-minded institutions thatlook forward to making a change inthe central region.

CUT and Pacofs combine forcesFROM the left are China Kokoana, manager: Governance and Student Life at the CUT, Dr Pakiso Tondi, deputy registrar: Student Services at the CUT, Rolihlahla Alexandra, HumanResources manager of Pacofs, Teboho Macholo, acting CEO of Pacofs, Prof. Alfred Ngowi, acting registrar at the CUT, and Seretse Leeuw, manager: Audience and Artists at Pacofs.

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A re buengVusi NtlakanaPanSALB Free State manager

KEmotlotlohaholoho tsebisa setjhabaka kakaretso mabapi le boiteko baPanSALB (Lekgotla la Dipuo Tsohletsa Afrika Borwa) ka basari e tla tshe-hetsa mang kapa mang ya batlang hoithutela dipuo.

Basari ena e bitswa ‘DrNeville Alex-ander Scholarship’ mme e rehelletswekaDrAlexander eo enenge lemoitsekiya tsebahalang ho tsa tshebediso yadipuo tse ngata mona Afrika Borwa.Dr Alexander o hlokahetse ngwaholaka la 27 Phato a le dilemo tse 75.

Ena ke e nngwe ya ditsela tse ngatatseo mohale ona a hopolwang ka yona.Ba tla una molemo mona ke baithutiba sebetsang hantle dipuong tsa ronamme ba na le thahasello ya ho ithutelatsona diyunivesithing. Ho bile ho she-bilwe baithuti ba seng ba qetile ma-teriki mme bam pa ba haellwa keditjhelete tsa ho ka ithutela pele.

Se ikgethang ka basari ena ke horee qala dikolong ka Kereiti ya 10 mmeho tobilwe baithuti ba ipabolang kadipuo tsa bona tsa lapeng. Mona ke hokgothaletsa baithuti bana ho ba letjantjello dipuong tsena ba sa le diko-long mme e re ba fetela diyunivesith-ing ba be ba ithutile ka bokgabane.

E se e le dilemo jwale setjhaba hahol-oholomatitjhere le batswadi bantse babotsa hore ke dikgothaletso dife tse kaetswang ho kgothaletsa batjha hoithuta dipuo tsa bona tsa lapeng.

Ke kopane le matitjhere a mangata

a llang sa mmokotsane a reng bana baba botsa hore molemo wa ho ithutadipuo tsa bona ke ofe. Basari ena e lekaho arabela dipotso tse kang tsena lehorebanabaatlehilengdipuong tsabo-na ba kgone ho ithutela pele le ha bahloka tjhelete ya ho ya diyunivesith-ing.

Ntho e monate mona ke hore basariena e lefella tsohle! Mekgahlelo eobatho ba ka etsang kopo ya basari enae lokela ho ba ena e latelang: Phetolelole Botoloki, Botoloki Makgotleng aDinyewe, Kgaso, Titjhere ya Puo, Bon-godi ba di-dikshinare, Botsamaisi baMareo, Bohlophisi, Bongodi, Bophatla-latsi, Bosebetsi ka Puo le Diphuputso

tsa Puo.Ebang o na le thahasello ya ho tseba

haholwanyane ka basari ena o ka let-setsa ntlokgolo ya PanSALB maneTshwane.Ho tlankuwadikopomonon-gwaha e le hore taba ena e thakgolwehantle isao, dintlha tse felletseng ketsena: Mohala: 012 341 9638/9551 kapa051 448 2308, Fekse: 012 341 5938, Imeile:[email protected] leWebsaete: www.pansalb.org.za

Ke lakaletsa bohle ba nang le thaha-sello mahlohonolo dikopong tsa bona.Ke tshepa ona e le mohlala o motle wahophahamisadipuo tsa rona re leMaa-frika.

Re tshepa hore sena se tla qholotsadikhampani tse ding mona AfrikaBorwa ho tshehetsa ntshetsopele yadipuo tsa rona. Ha e lale!*Mangkapamangyaabatlangho

ngola kholomong ena, a ka ikopan-ya le Jabulani Dlamini ho 051-404-7910 kapa [email protected].*Mongodi ha ana ho lefiwa.

Basari ya dipuo ya Dr Alexander

H o b i l e h o s h e b i l w ebaithuti ba seng ba qetilemateriki mme bam pa bahaellwa ke ditjhelete tsaho ka ithutela pele.

IN celebration of Nurses Day, two of the LifeRosepark Hospital nurses were chosen as regional winners for the LifeHealthcare Great 100 Nurses Campaign. A total of 100 of LifeHealthcare’s nurses have been singled out for particular recognition as part of the group’s Great Nurses initiative, aimedat identifying role models who embody the qualities of caring, gentleness and compassion. These qualities were madefamous by Florence Nightingale, the celebrated Englishnurse, whose birthday is commemorated as InternationalNurses Day. Here are Sr Winnie Mew (IPC) and Nurse SimonLeburu (cardiology) who received their awards at a specialGreat 100 Nurses award ceremony held in Bloemfontein.

Received Great Nurses Award


Bus tragedy commemorated

HERO: Len Slabbert from Bethlehem who helped eight of the tenCosatuaffiliated trade unionists who were involved on theSaulspoort Dam bus disaster that killed 51 people in 2003.

Photo: Tladi Moloi

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} Tladi Moloi

1 MAY 2013 marked ten years since theSaulspoort Dam bus disaster that killed 51Cosatu-affiliated trade unionists who weretravelling from Kimberley to a major MayDay rally in Qwaqwa when a bus plunged in-to the Saulspoort Dam, near Bethlehem inthe Eastern Free State.Only ten people who were in the bus sur-

vived what could be the worst road accidentin South African history that year.Len Slabbert, who hails from Bethlehem,

was a hero as he played a pivotal role in res-cuing eight people who survived the trage-dy.Slabbert was invited to this year’s celebra-

tion which was hosted in the Goble Park Sta-dium in Bethlehem to celebrate a decadewith Cosatu.He was happy to be part of the celebration

and added that what made him more proudwas the fact that he had saved some of thepeople who were involved in the tragedy.“We are celebrating 10 years of people who

were trying to fight for the good course. 1May 2003 is a day that no one will forget. Itwas an immense tragedy for all of us,” hesaid.Slabbert said it was an honour for him to

help people who were in great distress. Hesaid it was a cold morning. When he was in-formed about the accident, he could not be-lieve what had happened.

“I had to go there to make sure if what Ihad been told was true. When I arrived I sawpeople standing in the water while otherswhere on top of the bus. People who werestanding on the bus were cold, wet and couldnot talk. I went home to fetch a boat so thatI could save them. It was not as easy to savethem as one could think because the peoplewhere desperate to reach land,” he narrated.Slabbert said when he came closer to them

they all wanted to jump on the boat but hetold them towait and promised that hewouldsave themall. “I took the first four and Iwentback for the last four people.While I was sav-ing people the second tragedy happened asthe ambulance overturned on its way to thedam. We will remember you,” he said.


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Alumni InvitationAlumni Invitation

The University of South Africa cordially invites you and your partnerto attend an elective breakfast meeting for the Unisa Alumni:

Bloemfontein Chapter

DATE: Saturday, 18 May 2013

VENUE: Protea Hotel Bloemfontein Central,Bloem Plaza,East Burger Street,Bloemfontein

TIME: 09:00

DRESS: Smart Casual

RSVP: Before Thursday, 16 May 2013Mr Joshua MpirianeTel: +27 12 441 5699Fax: +27 86 656 0789E-mail: [email protected]

PROGRAMME OF PROCEEDINGS:09:00 - 09:30 Registration and breakfast09:30 - 10:00 Presentation, information session and discussions10:00 - 11:00 Convenor’s election

Please note that due to the seating capacity of the venue, the number of guests will be limited.Acceptance of replies will, therefore, be on a first come, first serve basis.

This year, Unisa will be celebrating its 140th birthday and is, therefore,eager to stay in touch with its vast number of Alumni constituents.

To this end, the university would like to share, with you, its past achievementsand plans for the future at an elective breakfast meeting held specifically for

Unisa Alumni, Bloemfontein Chapter

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} Sidwell Guduka

IT is time to put your best foot for-ward and compete to win somefabulous prizes and the title ofSouth Africa’s Best Dance Crew.

Now in its third season, e-tv’sStep Up or Step Out is once moreon the prowl for street dancingteams who can pop, lock, krump,pantsula or move their bodies inany way that will amuse andamaze.

Those who think they are tal-ented on the dance floor are invit-ed to come and strutt their stuffto impress a panel of judges at au-ditions to be held at the Bloemfon-tein Showgrounds’ Iris Hall onSaturday.

“We are hard at work to ensurethat the new season unearths dy-namic talent that will not onlyshowcase Mzansi’s ever changingdance culture, but also delivergreat entertainment value forSouth African TV audiences. Weare certainly pushing the enve-lope in the new season of Step Upor Step Out,” Monde Twala, e-tvchannel head, told Express.

The popular DJ Euphonik willtake a place at the judging tablealongside the multi-talentedKhabonina Qubeka and the dancelegend Emile Jansen.

The deck-spinning maestro willbe joined by two new faces on theshow – hip-hop icon Slikour whoreplaces Dalen Lance as present-er, and co-presenter, the petiteY-FM powerhouse TumiVoster.

Arthur Mafokate, the re-nowned kwaito artist and produc-er who has played a key role inunearthing and mentoring some

of the dancers who have appearedon the show over the past twoyears, will be missed. He will bemoving on to pursue other careeropportunities.

“Although we will miss Arthurand Dalen’s valuable contribu-tion to the show, we are excitedto announce that Euphonik, Slik-our and Tumi Voster will be join-ing the Step Up or Step Out jour-ney to bring viewers the best oflocal street culture,” Sivan Pillay,Endemol managing director,said.

“We are positive that the addi-tion of the three new faces to theteam will be gladly received byviewers. Slikour will bring streetcred and wit to the show whilstspeaking the language of theyouth.

Tumi is funky, young, knowl-edgeable, funny and sassy.

“She’s got her finger on thepulse when it comes to music,dance, and fashion and is one ofSouth Africa’s fastest risingstars.

From a judging perspective,Euphonik will focus on music in-terpretation and overall perform-ance value.

His international exposure tomusic and dance puts him in aleague unparallelled by many,”Pillay added.

Season 3 of the show premierson Sunday, 23 June, on e-tv at18:05.

Meanwhile, the much-antici-pated auditions start at 12:00.

For registration, dancers canlogon to www.etv.co.za or alter-natively they can register at thevenue on the day of the audi-tions.

Calling all Free State dance crews

THE judges are from the left Themba “Euphonik” Nkosi, Khabonina Qubeka and Emile Jansen. Photo: Supplied


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} Flora Teckie

CELEBRATING the InternationalDayofFami-lies today is a reminder of the importance offinding ways of strengthening the foundationsof family life. Family is a building block and themost important institution of society.Despite the often delicate and difficult situa-

tion in modern society and the rapidity ofchange, families continue to provide the basicand practical life experience of responsibilityandofvalues suchas loving, caringandsharing.It is stated in the Baha’i Scriptures that: “If

love andagreement aremanifest in a single fam-ily, that family will advance, become illuminedand spiritual; but if enmity and hatred existwithin it, destruction and dispersion are inevi-table”.In order to achieve unity in the family there

is need for nurturing basic spiritual qualities

such as justice, compassion, honesty and trust-worthiness, respect for the rights of each familymember and observing gender equality.A united family life helps to produce happy,

healthy individuals and is the basis of a healthyand peaceful society. Unified and spirituallymotivated families have a direct impact on thewell-being of the community, the nation and ul-timately, thehealthy functioningofhumansoci-ety.Strengthening of the family is necessary for

development of a social order based on justiceand unity.If the vision held by the family is a global one

and one of unity, children from the earliest agelearn the principle, and the reality of the one-ness of humanity.Of course, belief and observance of the princi-

ple of oneness of humanity should start at home.Although one’s familymaybe stable andunit-

ed, excessive and unbalanced attention to thefamily interests, according to the UniversalHouse of Justice, the governing council of theBahá’í international community, “can lead tonarrowsocialviews,one that isultimatelydetri-mental to the broader community”.The Universal House of Justice further ex-

plains: “How many the stable and united fami-lies that, in their intolerance towards one or an-other segment of society, instil in their youngergenerations an ‘us and them’ mentality, heed-less of the fact that the transmission of such poi-sonous attitudes stifles in their children love forhumanity and hampers their sense of justice.“Small wonder if, upon attaining adulthood,

individuals reared in suchanenvironment tendeither to be indifferent to the suffering of othersor to regard violence and oppression as justi-fied—indeed, even to contribute to tyranny.“What is more, in a repressive society, when

facedwith the difficult task of defending humanrights and protecting victims of oppression,such individualsmaywell choose the path of si-lence or tacit collusionwith the oppressor, rath-er than advocating the cause of justice, imped-ing thereby their own spiritual development aswell as the progress of their nation”.Teaching justice and to be fair-minded to the

children in the home is most important to ad-dress this problem. According to the Bahá’íWritings: “Children must be so raised as to re-gardeverysoul, irrespectiveof religion, ethnici-ty, or any other affiliation, as a fellow humanbeingand toholddear thewords [ofBahá’u’lláh]that capture thespirit of theage: ‘The tabernacleof unity hath been raised; regard ye not one an-other as strangers. Ye are the fruits of one tree,and the leaves of one branch’.”For feedback please contact mangaung@ba-

hailsa.org.za; or call 082-773-8301.

Families build healthy society


kill the third pig.Tara Notcutt directs the Cape production

and Rob van Vuuren, James Cairns and Al-bert Pretorius play the pig roles.Two English productions that should be

high on your list,Big Top Burlesque (song anddance) by SA Burlesk andDon’t Shoot Me, I’mOnly the Piano Player.The date of the Vryfestival is from 9 July

to 14 July at the University of the Free State.

play at the festival, raising the white flag, putyour hands in the air and scream Three LittlePigs.This psychological thriller is booked for the

Edinburgh Festival, Amsterdam and London.It also has the Word Trophy for the best playon the recent US Word Festival.This pig story is about the murder of two

good pigs. A Wolf, the prime suspect in thedouble murder, is still at large and would also

heartedly!If you want to encourage your English-

speaking friends to come to the festival, thereare enough items on the programme to keepthem satisfied.If we speak of productions that are in Eng-

lish from start to finish then we talk aboutdramaproductions such asChasingLaughter,Rainbow Scars and the psychological thrillerThe Three Little Pigs.The theme of Chasing Laughter, a produc-

tion done by the University of the Free State’sdrama department, is xenophobic attacks.Rainbow Scars is about complex relation-

ships in the new South Africa that the script-writer Mike van Graan wrote with scoops ofhumour. The award-winning Lara Bye is thedirector.If someone has a water gun pressed against

your head and says you can only choose one

IN addition to celebrating its thirteenth yearthis year, the Vryfestival was recently namedas one of the four most popular festivals inSouth Africa in the kykNET Fiestas.In the 2012 festival research respondents

voted for this festival as their favourite festi-val to attend.Most respondents said they visited the festi-

val more than four times in the last 12 yearsand almost all of the respondents said the fes-tival offers good value for money.“This year we will host all performances

and concerts on the campus of the Universityof the Free State so festivalgoers can save fuelby finding a place to park and walking to allthe venues where your programme choicesoccur,” Roxanne Konco, Vryfestival market-ingmanager, said and added that access to thefestival site and arts market remained free.The slogan of the festival this year isWhole

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Festival has entertainment for all

A SCENE from Rainbow Scars Photos: SuppliedA SCENE from Chasing Laughter.


take our calls. So wecontinued with ourdecision to put thedog down,” she ex-plained.

around when theycame. My daughtergave them permis-sion to remove thedog.”

When Express toldMasiba that M-Jayhad been put down,she said: “How canthey kill M-Jay with-out my permission?I’m really disap-pointed. They mustreplace my dog.”

McKensey saidthey tried to get holdof Masiba withoutany luck beforeputting the dogdown at the weekend.

“We had been call-ing her on her cell-phone but she didn’t

put the dog down onSaturday.

“The other thing isthe cancer was goingto spread to otherdogs if she were tomate with them,”Marie-Louise Mc-Kensey, SPCA in-spector, told Express.

Meanwhile, Masi-ba insisted that M-Jay was raped by aman.

“I’m in my fullsenses. I saw a manraping her. I was notdreaming. I can’tmake such falseclaims,” Masiba said.

“The SPCA tookmy dog away onThursday. I was not

the results were neg-ative.

“In fact, we discov-ered that the dog hasvaginal cancer. Sowe

the allegations.“The bestiality

claims are not true.We conducted rapetests on the dog but

Maseleke Masiba (63)who claimed a manrapedher dog,M-Jay,a fortnight ago butthe SPCA has denied

has denied dog rapeclaimsdescribing theclaims as completelyfalse. Express ran astory last week about

} Sidwell Guduka

THE Society for thePrevention of Cruel-ty to Animals (SPCA)

DIRECTORATE: LAND REFORM: FREE STATE

PROJECT OFFICER: STATE LAND UNIT(SECTION: PROPERTY HOLDINGS)

Salary: R170 799 per annum (Level 7) (Ref. S8/3/2013/241)Requirements: • Bachelor’s degree/National Diploma or equivalent qualification • 1 year experience in State landadministration, lease administration and project management • Knowledge and understanding of as well practicalexperience in land administration (eg leasing, land inspections, report writing, IPILRA (communal land), project management,disposal, etc) will weight applications favourably • Computer skills (Excel, PowerPoint, Microsoft Word, SLLDS, etc) andgood written/verbal communication skills • Valid Code EB driver’s licence • Sound knowledge of deeds, SG diagrams, mapreading and knowledge of legislation governing State land • Willingness to work irregular hours and travel long distances.Duties: • Perform duties around State land administration (eg leasing, land inspections, report writing, IPILRA, projectmanagement, disposal, PSLDC, etc) • Asset verification of all State assets (movable and immovable) • Undertake regularsite inspections • Compile and manage statistics, ensure accuracy and accessibility of information and accuraterecordkeeping • Submit monthly reports to the head of the section • Facilitate and provide support on projects, etc• Maintain an accurate database • Safeguard records, agreements, etc • Write memos/reports • Obtain communityresolutions in terms of IPILRA.Note: White, Coloured and Indian males are encouraged to apply.The suitable candidate will be selected with the intention of promoting representivity and achieving affirmative actiontargets, as contemplated in the relevant component’s Employment Equity Plan.The Department reserves the right not to appoint any applicant to this position and to conduct pre-employmentsecurity screening.Applications must be submitted on form Z83, obtainable from any Public Service Department, and should be accompaniedby a comprehensive Curriculum Vitae (previous experience must be comprehensively detailed) and certified copies ofqualifications, service certificates, driver’s licence and Identification Document. Applicants with foreign qualifications mustsubmit a SAQA evaluation report on the qualification. Non-SA citizens must attach a certified copy of proof of permanentresidence in South Africa. In addition to completing the Z83, applicants are required to disclose any pending criminal,disciplinary or any other adverse allegations or investigation against them.Applicants must also provide the full names, addresses and telephone numbers of at least 3 referees. Failure to submit therequested documents may result in your application not being considered (applications lacking evidence of relevantexperience will not be considered). If you apply for more than one post in the Department, please submit a separateapplication form for each post. Applicants will be expected to be available for selection interviews at a time, date and placeas determined by the Department. If you have not been contacted for an interview within 3 months of the closing date, pleaseassume that your application was not successful.Correspondence will be entered into with short-listed candidates only.PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLYPlease forward your application, quoting the relevant reference number, to: The Shared Service Centre, Private Bag

X20803, Bloemfontein 9300 or hand deliver at the 3rd Floor, SA EagleBuilding, Maitland Street, for the attention: Human ResourceManagement.Closing date: 24 May 2013Applications will not be considered after the closing date.

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Key performance areas: • manage and control product quality assurance• forecast product demand and sales and approve and implement a brand plan• maintain operations service levels and optimised assets, vehicles, plant,machinery and equipment • optimise manufacturing, distribution and saleof products • approve and manage profitability budgets and capital projects• manage a team. (Ref. 130404RM01)

Closing date: 24 May 2013We offer comprehensive and competitive rewards.Apply online at www.pioneerfoods.co.za by selecting the “Careers” tag, or requestand forward an application form via email [email protected] or fax (021)807-5139. Only online or Pioneer Foods application forms will be accepted.

Many businesses. One purpose. Infinite choice.

www.humanjobs.co.za Human Communications (Cape) C95780

NEWS

Dog had cancer, no signs of rape found

HEARTBROKEN:Maseleke Masiba.

Trip toSoweto

The BloemfonteinCeltic SupportersClub has organised atrip to Soweto for amatch that involvesCeltic and MorokaSwallows at the Dob-sonville Stadium onSaturday at 15:00. Re-turn fare is R300,match ticket includ-ed. Buses will departfrom theCeltic officeson match-day. Formore informationcontact Moipone on076-824-7183.

Siwelelemeeting

Bomme ba Maselewill have a generalmeeting at the Bloem-fontein Celtic officeson Sunday at 12:00.For full details, con-tact Puleng on 072-309-3851 or Wandision 072-112-9593.

SportsonFax information to:

051-404-7638

Email: Sidwell.Gudu-

[email protected]

Before 10:00 on Fridays


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082 757 5370Dr Dineo

073 621 6397Bloemfontein

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Confidential service.Open Mon – Sun.

BURSARIES:* Electrical engineering.* Mechanical and CivilEngineering.* Hospitality and cateringservices.Apply at: SaintIgnatious College34 East Burger Street1st Floor, BolandBuilding. Bloemfon-tein.051 447 5699 or074 338 4873.

Kraaines

Bestquality in

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SPECIALDEVIL’S FORK

Transport available.

DIVORCES

ALSO: MAINTENANCE * CIVIL

CASES * ITC * PROPERTIES

TEL: 051 430 5135

COR ZASTRON & ALIWAL STREETS

Bloemfontein

ATTORNEYS

I can repair your brokenfridges and TVs.(083 318 7839 or051 447 0306.

ALLBRIDGE CREDIT:BRIDGING CASH whilewaiting for PENSION/PACKAGE pay-out?(Lump sum pay-out). Tel.086 111 3609.Send a 'please call me':073 609 9307

For any ITC clearance,call YDT FinancialAdvisors. We also removejudgements &administrations in 30days from R800 - cheapestin town. Call 051 430 5293between 08:00 and 16:30.

FUTURISTIC

DEBT

COUNSELLORS

Too much debt andstruggling to pay your

bills?Let us reduce your

payments immediately.Take home more money.Phone/SMS “Help” to

Maitland Street, nextto Legit Store.

073 236 2395

Do you need money?

4 garnisheed orblacklisted.Welcome.

No ITC checks.Same-day payouts

R1000 - R35 000

Hustle Loans

Call or SMS to072 448 8468

ITC Clearance invites allinsurance, loan, estateagents, vehicle dealers andfurniture sales persons toearn extra income with ourproducts. We stopblacklisting and are ITCSpecialists. Call051 430 3296 E-mail CV [email protected]

LET'S FIX IT!Cash or consolidationloans: R500 - R180 000.Garnisheed clients alsowelcome. CallIsaac: 082 695 7579.

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Loans

Na o na le mathata adikoloto? Letsetsa Betty

072 822 1029.

O kgathetse ke dikoloto?Letsetsa Alice083 763 9109.

D'METRI MOTORSFSP 28260

Tel. 051 447 1400 /051 430 1833

VISIT OUR WEBSITEwww.dmetri.co.za

We buy and sell quality usedvehicles.

Need a car? On ITC? Noproblem! Call Gregory073 842 8619.

Ehrlich Park: R3 900 p.m.Spacious 2-bedr, 1 bathr.Available immediately.Hannelie 083 562 7845.

Willows: 2 rooms, kit-chen, bathroom, R3 000, 1May. 079 527 0614/071 434 9361www.3pd.co.za

WILLOWS: Close to CUTand Waterfront. 2-bedr flatavailable immediately.R4 200 p.m.Big bachelor flat availableas from 1 June 2013.R2 950 p.m.

CBD AREA: Newlyrenovated bachelor flats tolet. R1 800 p.m. Availablefrom 15 May 2013.

ROOM TO LET: Room inflat to share, situated closeto CUT. R1 500 p.m.Contact Lindie051 430 8445. Barr Prop.

Sites: 2 Vista Park xR280 0001 Fauna: R270 000Call Sam 073 897 3496

FOR SALE: HOUSES.Lourierpark: R550 000.Neat as a pin, cute as button.3 bedr, 1 bathr, large cherry-wood kitchen Lock-upcarport, big yard. Call Hele-na 083 300 5416.Bloemside: R 599 0003-bedr, 2 bathroom housewith double lock-up carport.Phone Yolinda083 349 6319.

Grassland 2: R75 000. 4-bedroom house.( Marvin082 976 9446.

Lourier Park: R598 000.3 bedr, bathr, kitchen (bic),lounge, carport, big yard,space for additionalbuildings.Vista Park: R598 000.2 bedr, bathr, kitchen,lounge, carport.Rykmanshoogte: R700 0003 bedr, 2 bathr, dining, TVroom, lounge, kitchen, 2garage.Hilton: R674 000.3 bedr (built-in cupboards),kitchen (built-in cupboards),lounge, dining, bathr,outside room with toilet,shower house completelyrenovated.Call Sam 073 897 3496.

Phase 2: R528 000. 3-bedrwith bic, toilet, separatedining and lounge, kitchenwith bic and stove, carportfor 2 cars. Molefi083 359 4831.

Brandwag:3-bedroom duet. R904 000.Willie 083 272 0560 YKP.

Navalsig: 3-bedroom inCromwell Rd. R627 000.Willie 083 272 0560 YKP.

Brandwag: R739 000.3 bedr, 2 bathr, kitchen,lounge, 2 garages, 1 carport.Call Sam 073 897 3496.

Navalsig:3-bedr in security complex, 2carports. 140 m². R610 000.Edith 083 236 6340 YKP.

FOR SALE: R200 000.Business premises inBochabela. Call Helena083 300 5416.

Bachelor: CBD. R215 000.2-bedr: Willows. R430 000.Contact Sam 073 897 3496.

Wanted to buy!

Call Allrox Properties072 772 2116

Looking for all types ofhouses in and around

Bloemfontein/Mangaung, Heidedal areaand all over. Call us now,bank and cash buyers/

sellers are waiting.

ENTREPRENEURS!Sell minigeza/hot wa-ter. SMS postal detailsto: 083 954 [email protected]

Admin Datatyping/listing workersneeded, SMSName/address or e-mailto 083 979 7306

An expanding company inBloemfontein is urgentlylooking for 15 people withmatric. Call Natasha on021 462 2872

JHB Company is ope-ning a branch in BFN,40 people needed urgently.Call 051 430 7144/061 122 8957

Justine:Fantastic beauty productsfor women. Earn greatcommission. SMS nameand address to083 805 1342.

Loan agents wanted. Verygood commission. CallIzwe Loans at051 430 2689. Office 101Cuthbert s Building,Maitland Street,BLOEMFONTEIN.

Our company requiresexperienced driversfor temporaryassignments:* Code 10 and Code 14 withvalid PDP.* Forklift.* Crane operatorCall Anna Marx051 448 0801 or e-mail:[email protected]

PSIRA Grade C and Dsecurity guards to bring CVand certificates to 49 DuPlessis Ave, LHP. Eventstraining an advantage.

Security Officers:PSIRA Grade B and Aneeded in East Rand.Above PSIRA rates paid.Clean criminal/disciplinaryrecord. Must be prepared todo polygraph test and torelocate.Fax detailed CV to011 360 3359.


WELKOM

UNIT MANAGER: PAEDIATRICSMediclinic Welkom, a 228-bed hospital in the Northern Free State, currently invitesapplications fromsuitably qualifiedandexperiencedapplicants, for the abovementionedopportunity:

REQUIREMENTS:

• Proof of registration with the SANC as a Professional Nurse• Experience in a supervisory/management capacity• Paediatric Diploma will be an advantage, whilst experience in a paediatric ward is a

necessity• Qualification in Nursing Administration will serve as a recommendation• At least 4 years’ experience in paediatric nursing• Knowledge of risk management• Good interpersonal skills• Ability to excel under pressure• Ability to organise and plan• Strong leadership qualities• Computer literacy.

DUTIES:

• General management of the ward• Policy formulation, implementation and control• Organisation and planning of the ward• Financial management and budget control• Personnel management and control• Development of standards and quality nursing care.

ANSWERS TO THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ARE TO BE INCLUDED INAPPLICATIONS:

1. Do you have experience in a supervisory/management capacity?2. Do you have at least 4 years’ experience in General Nursing?3. Do you have a qualification in Nursing Administration?4. Do you have Post-basic qualification in Paediatric Nursing?

APPLICATIONS CAN BE MADE:

On-line at http://careers.mediclinic.com or, alternatively, off-line on an officialapplication form to be obtained from any Mediclinic or from the Mediclinic CareerCentre on tel. 021 943 6111. Completed forms must be faxed to 086 680 0376.

Kindly quote the relevant reference number on your application. Job-related queries tobe directed to Petunia Motaung on tel. 057 916 5202.

All applicants will be considered, with the understanding that preference will be givenin accordance with the Employment Equity Plan of Mediclinic Southern Africa.

On-line Closing Date: 29 May 2013

Off-line Closing Date: 27 May 2013

REFERENCE NUMBER: N/PAEDS019112277

SIRA registered GradeC security officersneeded in Thaba Nchu.Previous experience.Proven track record.Call 082 697 1843 toarrange interview.

121 APPLICATION TOTHE COMMISSIONEROF CIPCPlease take notice thatMzoxolo Mbelu intends tomake application to theCommissioner of CIPC forthe restoration of MZOSTrading and Projects(2007/244255/23).Please take further notice

that any objection to theapplication must be lodgedwith the Commissioner ofCIPC within 30 days of thedate of the publicationthereof.

CIPCPO Box 429

Pretoria 0001

121 APPLICATION TOTHE COMMISSIONEROF CIPCPlease take notice thatSizwe Johnny Zwaneintends to make applicationto the Commissioner ofCIPC for the restoration ofGolden Mine Trading 580,2005/023831/23.Please take further noticethat any objection to theapplication must be lodgedwith the Commissioner ofCIPC within 21 days of thedate of the publicationthereof.

CIPCPO Box 429

Pretoria 0001

122 MOTHOHEELAJOHNMACHUMOLOTSA NR10481/2010

A T T O R N E Y S / P R O K U R E U R S

LIQUIDATION ANDDISTRIBUTION

ACCOUNTS LYINGFOR INSPECTION INDECEASED ESTATES

In the estate of the lateMothoheela JohnMachumolotsa, estatenumber: 10481/2010, identitynumber: 520705 5658 088 of1358 Hamilton Road, Batho,Bloemfontein, who passedaway on 8 August 2010 andsurviving spouseKhabekhabe WilhelminaMachumolotsa.The amended first and finalliquidation and distributionaccount in the above estatewill lie for inspection for allinterested parties at theoffice of the Master inBloemfontein for a period of21 (twenty one) days as fromFriday, 17 May 2013.

ASC DU PREEZC/o McIntyre & Van der

PostPO Box 540Bloemfontein9300Tel. 051 505 0200

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