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SEDIBENG. - For the fourth consecutiveterm Simon ‘Sy’ Mofokeng has been re-elected Sedibeng regional chairperson of theAfrican National Congress (ANC). Mofok-eng is also the current Executive Mayor ofthe Sedibeng District Municipality. A three-day, contentious but peaceful regional con-

ference was hosted at the Saint George Hotelin Pretoria over the weekend. The conferencetook place under the watchful eye and closeto the ear of provincial chairperson Paul Ma-shatile. Following a long campaign seasonamongst two cores that came to be knownas ‘Sy-Train’ (led by Mofokeng) and ‘Toy-Bob’ (led by Toy Manqa and former Secre-

tary BobMthembu),Mofokeng came out vic-torious. The top five regional office bearerselected by the 268 registered delegates are:Mofokeng (chairperson), Robert Thema(deputy chairperson), Bheki Ngobese (secre-tary), Lerato Maloka (deputy secretary) andMelina Gomba ( treasurer). Twenty ( 20) ad-ditional members that include Maipato Tso-

kolibane, Sello Pitso, Zaza Raikane, JasonMkhwane, Velile Mkhontwane, Bassie Ram-agaga, Christina Sale and former deputychairperson and current Emfuleni Local Mu-nicipality mayor Gretha Hlongwane whocame in last were also elected. Commentingon the victory, Mofokeng said it was the in-tention of, ‘Operation Sy-Train’ to win fair.“We have really accomplished our mis-

sion.To be elected four times is history in thelives of Sedibeng residents. Thanks can onlygo to the branches for their trust in me andthe executive committee. We assured andpromised the communities that we as theANC would work together with them - in-cluding all the ousted members. We will takeit up fromwhere the last committee membersleft off to carry the flag of residents and thatof the ANC high. We will always continuelistening to the crisis of the communities weserve with pride,” he said. Amongst the pro-jects thatMofokeng says theywill implementare those such as job creation, poverty elimi-nation, education and equality. Bob Mthem-bu said they had worked positively with goodpreparation as the ANC unilaterally: “Wehave served our people as per the constitutionof the ANC. Together we will mobilise toprepare the ANC in the region for the 2016elections.” Congratulations went to the new-ly elected executive committee. MlungisiHlongwane, president of the South AfricanCivic Organisation (SANCO), said the con-ference was well organised through politicalsupport from the REC and that the ANC hasa better constitution to lead over the nextyears. A statement issued by SANCO Sedi-beng says, “ We further wish to congratulatethe elected leadership collective led by com-rades Mahole Simon Mofokeng and BhekiNgobese as Regional Chairperson and Re-gional Secretary respectively. As we statedin our message of support, we are keen andready to act in partnership with the democrat-ically elected leadership of this gloriousmovement to pursue programmes that willbenefit the community of Sedibeng.

Mofokeng reelected

Lifting four fingers is the reelected chairperson of the SedibengANC region and Sedibeng DistrictMunicipality Mayor Simon Mofokeng. Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso.

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according to the editorial policy of SedibengSter we invite readers to comment aboutthe newspaper’s contents, and we correctsignificant errors as soon as possible.Please send information about correction ofmistakes in the newspaper to the ombudsmanof Media24’s Community Press, GeorgeClaassen, at [email protected], or call him on (021) 851 3232 or 083543 2471.Readers can also complain about the contentsto the Southafrican Press Ombudsman, MrJoe Thloloe.In that case, please phone (011) 788 4829of 788 4837, send a fax to (011) 788 4990or email to [email protected].

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Mduduzi Mathebula

SEDIBENG.- A 46-year-old mother of threefrom Bophelong was recently fired and thenrecalled but demoted to a contract worker af-ter her employees discovered her HIV statuswithout her even knowing it.

According to the victim, Susan Seliane,she herself did not know her status. She won-ders how her employers got to know of itwithout her knowledge.“I only knew that I was positive after I was

told by a colleague who is manager in a diffe-rent plant from mine. The news killed meinside since people knew about my statuswithout me knowing,” says Seliane.She claims she’s been working for the

company for over nine years. The most pain-ful part of her experience is that her childworks in the same company with her.“Even he knew about my status before me.

He underwent the humiliation that I wentthrough,” says Seliane. After the disclosureby the manager, Seliane says that she wentto test and found out that indeed she was po-sitive.“I don’t understand how my status was gi-

ven to my superiors without me knowing.Surely that is a violation of my rights,” saysthe devastated woman.“This colleague who is a manager at the

company asked my line manager to fire me.Ever since then, I have been treated like adog. I was even asked to use a different kit-chen and sometimes stopped from enteringthe premises,” says the distraught Seliane,

who is seeking help.Seliane has reports fromwork which show

every incident and how her rights were viola-ted. She has written to the Human RightsCommission and the case is also still pendingat the Labour Department and the CCMA.Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) was

contacted about the matter and the organisa-tion’s Lebohang Pitso says they are keen toget to the bottom of the matter.

Not told, then fired for being HIV positive

Susan Seliane didn’t even know then shewas fired for being HIV positive. Photo:Mduduzi Mathebula.

Mduduzi Mathebula

TSHEPISO. - A 72-year-old pensionersuccumbed to her injuries at Baragwa-nathHospital onMonday following a be-ating after being accused of witchcraft.Pensioner Theodora Nono Makooa

was beaten to a pulp two weeks back bya suspect who claimed that he found herflying around. Following the beating shewas taken to Sebokeng Hospital beforebeing transfered to the ICU (IntensiveCare Unit) in Chris Baragwaneth Hospi-

tal where she died on Monday morning.Sedibeng Ster went to the scene of the inci-

dent where devastated neighbours were veryemotional: “I know the old woman. She picksup empty bottles every now and then, every-body knows her. I don’t knowwhere the crazybastard got the idea that Gogo Nono was awitch,” this was one reaction from a neigh-bour.Matsoso Motaung, another neighbour, says

he heard a man screaming on the day (kemothotse, kemo thotse moloi) - “I found her, I

found the witch.”Motaung says he woke up to see what

was happening. To his surprise it was Ma-kooa being beaten up by someguywho clai-med she’d been flying. Moeketsi Makooahad to drive fromMozambique to attend theaftermath of his mother’s mishap: “I stillcan’t make sense of this matter. My motherwas known for recycling cans and bottles.I don’t understand why she was accused ofwitching. I just hope justice plays its role.”The suspect was arrested and is out on bail.

Pensioner killed forPensioner killed forsuspectedwitchcraftsuspectedwitchcraft

Nono Makooa was allegedly beaten todeath by a local knownmanwhoclaimedthat the old woman was a witch.

Moleboheng Chaha

SEBOKENG. - The Democratic Alliance inWard 31 recently launched their Anti Drugand Substance Abuse Campaign at the Lebo-hang Centre in Zone 10. The campaign waslaunched under the theme “Drugs are every-one’s problem.”’The event was attended by the community

at large, including officials and non-govern-mental organisations, NGOs.DA Sedibeng caucus leader Dady Mollo

delivered the keynote address at the event.Mollo said the reason drugs are such a bigproblem in society is because they are a directlink to criminal activity: “People commitcrime to feed their habits and, while they areunder the influence of addictive substances,

they often become violent and abusive. So re-ducing the level of drug and alcohol abusewill go a long way towards reducing crime.”SaidMollo: “I have a drug problem. I don’t

use drugs, but they still affect me. If you havea drug problem or know someone who needshelp, please contact SANCA for help or visitour local centre in Zone 14 near the shoppingcomplex.”Mollo told the community that it needed

to be united and fight against drug abuse asit is very popular in the Sebokeng Area.DA members encouraged residents to re-

port known drug dealers to Police, help drugusers access treatment options and help edu-cate young people on the risks associatedwithdrug usage.“The Democratic Alliance will play its part

by reaching as many residents as possiblethrough this extensive campaign. We are ask-ing all residents of the Ward to help us fightthis serious problem as part of a concertedawareness campaign,” Mollo concluded.

DA fights against drug and substance abuseDA fights against drug and substance abuse

The Democratic Alliance in Ward 31 recently launched its campaign against the abuseof drugs and substances at the Lebohang Centre in Zone 10.

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Ayanda Micheal Khathi was lastseen at the ‘Queen’ Shebeen inSharpeville on March 21 at about17:00. The next time the familycalled his cell phone it was answered by an unknown person.The respondent requested thatthe family come quickly to collect the phone. When they arrived at the `sheeben’, the person was nowhere to be seen.When they called again, somebody answered saying Ayandawas ‘gone’. Then he hung up.Members of the community arerequested to help establish thewhereabout of Ayanda. Any personwith informationmay call theSharpeville Police Station on(016) 451 2717 or his brother, Siyakhulekela on 079 379 4499 or060 451 7710.

Annette Willemse

VANDERBIJLPARK. – Just weeks af-ter the tragic death of Loandrie Cilliers,a first-year student at the Vaal TriangleCampus of the North-West University(NWU Vaal), the campus yet againmourns the death of a young student.Yanga (Yaya) Monique Tonga (20)

who lost her life in amotor vehicle acci-dent on Sunday, April 4.The accident took place in Mpuma-

langa as Yanga was on her way froma church service. Shewas a second-year

student in the Faculty of Economic Scien-ces and Information Technology and wasstudying towards a degree in Economicsand Risk Management. Her funeral tookplace on April 11.As a member of the Thuthuka on-cam-

pus residence in Vanderbijlpark, a memo-rial service was held for Yanga on April15. Staff and students were encouraged towear black to the service as a symbolicgesture of mourning. Yanga was original-ly from Mossel Bay, where her family re-sides.

Campusmourns deathof lovely student

The lovely Yaya Tonga (20) lost her lifein a vehicle accident on April 4.

MEYERTON. - Meyerton Police are seeking the community’shelp locating the driver of a Ford Bantam.

The driver is implicated in a hijacking andmurder inMeyerton.According toMeyerton Police spokesperson CaptainMariaMazi-buko, the victim’s wife saw a car driving behind her. It followedher to her destination.

Mazibuko says, “Thewoman climbed out of the car and enteredpremises while one suspect approached her with a firearm as shewas running at the back of the workshop at her place of work.She heard a shot and the suspect fled the scene in hermotor vehicle,which was later recovered at Henley on Klip in Meyerton.”

“A registration number on the Bantam is not available but dis-tinctive marks on the vehicle are that the left tail-light is missing,the mags on the wheels as well as a roll-up shutter door canopyat the back.” Mazibuko concludes Anyone with the informationon the said incident to please contact the Investigating officer De-tectiveWarrant Officer Gerhard Cloete on 082 822 7637 or Leute-nant Colonel Henk Van Der Merwe on 082 568 4573.

Help Police find this person

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The recent defacing and removal of statuesaround the country without following correctprocedures (If there is a need at all for theirremoval) must be condemned to the fullest.I believe that a person who does not knowwhere he comes from will never know whereis going. Removing the statues is the sameas removing our Heritage which forms an im-portant part of our history, both black and

white.It is said that history repeats itself, but we

are only doomed to relive our past if we failto learn from it. The past is not a map to whereyou are going; it’s a record of where you havebeen. Its purpose is not to drag you backthrough emotional muck, but to serve youbest by reminding you of lessons learned soyou can avoid them in the future. Heritageis the history, unique knowledge, values andtraditions that have developed by a combina-

tion of genes and environment over time.Her-itage, whether it be national, cultural, or fami-ly is an endowment of unique sets of historicalknowledge; but foremost, heritage is your his-tory. It is responsible for how we came to be,it is a very large part of whom and what weare and it can determinewhatwewill become.

Not everyone feels a connection with theircultural heritage, but many people do. Whatis it about cultural heritage that draws thesepeople to it? Some may think traditions are

archaic and no longer relevant, and that theyare unnecessary during these modern times.Perhaps for some, they aren’t; but for otherslike me exploring cultural heritage offers arobust variety of benefits.Do not run through lifeso fast that you forgetnot only where you have been,but also where you are going.~from “Peace” by author unknownLerato…

Thosewho are unaware of historyare doomed to repeatmistakes.

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SEDIBENG. - The Sedibeng District Mu-nicipality recently hosted the SedibengTourism Awards.

The Sedibeng Tourism Awards hasgrown in momentum since its inaugurati-on in 2010.

The number of entries in all categorieshas steadily increased each year and theAwards have become a highlight of theVaal - and Gauteng’s - social and tourismcalendar.

This year, the significance of theAwards was heightened by the attendanceof Deputy Tourism Minister Tokozile Xa-sa, the Sedibeng District MunicipalityMayor Simon Mofokeng, Acting Emfule-ni Local Municipality Mayor Sello Pitso,the Midvaal Local Municipality MayorBongani Baloyi, the Tourism SA CEOThulani Nzima, representatives from theGauteng Tourism Authority and the newlyappointed Board of Directors of the VaalRiver City Tourism Promotion Company

SOC LTD (an entity of the Sedibeng DistrictMunicipality).

In his Welcome address Mofokeng said,“Visitors who share good magical memoriesand experiences are our most effective am-bassadors for promoting Sedibeng.

“We are striving to improve the qualityof services and products through the annualSedibeng Tourism Awards programme.”

To conjure up this magical night, in whichboth the winners and finalists of the Sedi-beng Tourism Awards 2015 were honoured,and to showcase the region as a superior des-tination of choice, the Sedibeng District Mu-nicipality delved into the Vaal’s bag of tricksto put on a show of distinction! Guests werewined and dined at the Events & ExhibitionCentre of the Emerald Resort & Casino inVanderbijlpark. All the entertainment (inclu-ding aerial acts and other circus performan-ces), all the services provided (from the MC,to the décor, sound and lighting) and spon-sorships received, were from local serviceproviders.

Sedibeng Tourism Awards 2015

The winner in the category Emerging Product, as well the winner in the category Restaurants/Eateries: Cappello Vaal with the MMC: Economic Development and Tourismin Sedibeng Councillor Maipato Tsokolibane, MMC: Agriculture, Local Economic Development, Development Planning and Tourism in Emfuleni Cllr Khulu Malindi andActing Emfuleni Executive Mayor Cllr Sello Pitso. Photo: Supplied.

Lerato Serero

SEDIBENG. - Amnesty International in part-nership with the Open Society Initiative forSouthern Africa will hold a two-day roundta-ble debate on corporate accountability in thesocial and economic lives of Africa’s youthat the Johannesburg Stock Exchange on April10.

The roundtable will critique the “Africa Ri-sing” narrative of a future rooted in economicgrowth alone and suggest alternative models.It will bring together 20 remarkable younghuman rights champions from across Africaat the Johannesburg Stock Exchange as partof a two-day roundtable dialogue on corpora-te accountability in the social and economic

lives of Africa’s youth.The participants of the roundtable were

drawn from diverse backgrounds and sectorsthat span all sub-regions of the African conti-nent. They come from Kenya, Mauritius, Se-negal, Ghana, Nigeria, Egypt and elsewhere,representing well-established youth constitu-encies in their respective countries, and havebeen championing human rights issues. Theparticipants are between the ages of 20 and30 years old.

The youth-led gathering aims to decon-struct the “Africa Rising” narrative using ahuman rights lens in order to expose the con-tradictions of economic growth in relation toyouth unemployment, deepening youth po-

verty and rising youth inequalities.“Despite the euphoria surrounding Africa’s

growth projections over the past several ye-ars, inequalities – - fuelled by high unemploy-ment and deeply entrenched poverty - conti-nue to undermine the social and economicwell being of youth across the region. Thisis an unacceptable state of affairs with far-rea-ching implications for human rights and fun-damental freedoms,” said Edward Ndopu,Amnesty International’s Regional Activismand Youth Coordinator for Africa.

“There is a clear disjuncture between Afri-ca Rising, which – frankly – has become arather hackneyed narrative, and divorcedfrom the socio-economic realities on the

ground. This, of course, begs the question –for whom is Africa rising? The answer, webelieve, must invariably bring us to a deeplycritical and nuanced conversation about therole of state and non-state actors in perpetua-ting the status quo,” said Edward Ndopu.

The primary objective of the Africa YouthRoundtable is to generate five recommendati-ons that will be taken to the World EconomicForum on Africa in June 2015 as part of asustained continent-wide #AfricaNot4Salecampaign for corporate accountability in thesocial and economic lives of Africa’s youth.For more information contact Amnesty

International Southern Africa on (011) 2836000 or 083 437 5732

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NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 5(5) OF THE GAUTENGREMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONSACT, 1996 (ACT 3 OF 1996)

VEREENIGINGAMENDMENT SCHEME

I, Mr. C F DE JaGER of PaCE PLaN CONSULTaNTS, being the autho-rized agent of the owner of Erf 2541 Three Rivers, hereby gives notice interms of Section 5(5) of the Gauteng Removal of Restrictionsact, 1996, thatI have applied to the Emfuleni Municipal Council for the removal of certainconditions described in the Title Deed of Erf 2541 Three Rivers, which issituated on wye avenue, Three Rivers and the simultaneous amendment ofthe Vereeniging Town Planning Scheme, 1992, with the rezoning of Erf 2541Three Rivers from “Residential 1” to “Residential 2” and with the specialconsent of the Council, any other uses excluding noxious uses.

all relevant documents relating to the application will be open for inspectionduring normal office hours at the office of the Strategic Manager: Land UseManagement, First floor, Old Trust Bank Build, corner of President KrugerStreet and Eric Louw Street, Vanderbijlpark, for 28 days from 8april 2015.

any person, who wishes to object to the application or submit representa-tions in respect thereof, must lodge the same in writing to the MunicipalManager at the named address or to P O Box 3, Vanderbijlpark 1900 or faxto (016) 950 55 33 within 28 days from 8april 2015.

address of the agent: Pace Plan Consultants, PO Box 60784 VaaLPaRK,1948, Tel: 083 446 5872

Date of first publication: 8april 2015

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NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 5(5) OF THE GAUTENGREMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONSACT, 1996 (ACT 3 OF 1996) AND

THEVANDERBIJLPARKAMENDMENT SCHEME, 1987:ERF 440 VANDERBIJLPARK CW 2

I, Mr. C F DE JaGER of PaCE PLaN CONSULTaNTS, being the au-thorized agent of the owner of Erf 440 Vanderbijlpark Cw 2 , hereby givesnotice in terms of Section 5(5) of the Gauteng Removal of Restrictions act,1996, that I intend applying to the Emfuleni Municipal Council for the re-moval of certain restrictive conditions in the Title Deed of Erf 440 Vanderbi-jlpark Cw 2, which is situated on 2 Bunsen Street Vanderbijlpark Cw 2 andthe simultaneous amendment of the Vanderbijlpark Town Planning Scheme,1987, with the rezoning of the above-mentioned Erf from “Residential 1”to “Business 2”

all relevant documents relating to the application will be open for inspec-tion during normal office hours at the office of the Strategic Manager: LandUse Management, first floor, Old Trust Bank Building, corner of PresidentKruger Street and Eric Louw Street, Vanderbijlpark, for 28 days from 8April2015.

any person, who wishes to object to the application or submit representa-tions in respect thereof, must lodge the same in writing to the MunicipalManager at the named address or to P O Box 3, Vanderbijlpark, 1900 or faxto (016) 950 55 33 within 28 days from 8April 2015.


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NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 5(5) OF THE GAUTENG REMOVALOF RESTRICTIONS ACT, 1996 (ACT 3 OF 1996) AND THE

VANDERBIJLPARK AMENDMENT SCHEME, 1987:ERVEN 192 AND 194 VANDERBIJLPARK CE 2

I, Mr. C F DE JAGER of PACE PLAN CONSULTANTS, being theauthorized agent of the owner of Erven 192 and 194 VanderbijlparkCE 2 , hereby gives notice in terms of Section 5(5) of the GautengRemoval of Restrictions Act, 1996, that I intend applying to the EmfuleniMunicipal Council for the removal of certain restrictive conditions in theTitle Deeds of Erven 192 and 194 Vanderbijlpark CE 2, which is situatedat 79 and 81 Livingstone Blvd Vanderbijlpark CE 2 and the simultaneousamendment of the Vanderbijlpark Town Planning Scheme, 1987, with therezoning of Erf 192 from “Residential 1” with an annexure that the Erf maybe used for purposes of offices (excluding distributing offices) subject tocertain conditions to “Special” for student housing, offices, a places ofrefreshment and beauty and hair salon and the further rezoning of Erf 194Vanderbijlpark CE 2 from “Residential1” to “Special” for student housing,offices, a places of refreshment and beauty and hair salon.

All relevant documents relating to the application will be open for inspec-tion during normal office hours at the office of the Strategic Manager: LandUse Management, first floor, Old Trust Bank Building, corner of PresidentKruger Street and Eric Louw Street, Vanderbijlpark, for 28 days from8 April 2015.

Any person, who wishes to object to the application or submit representa-tions in respect thereof, must lodge the same in writing to the MunicipalManager at the named address or to P O Box 3, Vanderbijlpark, 1900 orfax to (016) 950 55 33 within 28 days from 8 April 2015.

Address of the agent: Pace Plan Consultants, PO Box 60784 VAALPARK,1948, Tel: 083 446 5872

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NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 5(5) OF THE GAUTENGREMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS ACT, 1996 (ACT 3 OF 1996)

VANDERBIJLPARK AMENDMENT SCHEME:

I, Mr. C F DE JaGER of PaCE PLaN CONSULTaNTS, being the autho-rized agent of the owner, hereby gives notice in terms of Section 5(5) of theGauteng Removal of Restrictionsact, 1996, that I have applied to the Emfu-leni Municipal Council for the removal of certain conditions described in theTitle Deed of Portion 1 of Erf 1651 Vanderbijlpark Sw 5, which is situatedon 105 Beethoven Street Vanderbijlpark Sw 5 and the simultaneous amend-ment of the Vanderbijlpark Town Planning Scheme, 1987, from “Residential1” with an annexure that the property may be used for administrative of-fices to “Residential 1” with an annexure that the property may be used foradministrative offices a Guest House and conference facilities and a place ofrefreshment for guests only and with the special consent of the Council, anyother uses, excluding noxious uses.

all relevant documents relating to the application will be open for inspec-tion during normal office hours at the office of the Strategic Manager: LandUse Management, First floor, Old Trust Bank Building, corner of PresidentKruger Street and Eric Louw Street, Vanderbijlpark, for 28 days from 8april2015.

any person, who wishes to object to the application or submit representa-tions in respect thereof, must lodge the same in writing to the MunicipalManager at the named address or to PO Box 3 Vanderbijlpark 1900 or fax to(016) 950 55 33 within 28 days from 8april 2015.


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PUBLIC NOTICE

NOTICE INTERMS OF SECTIONS 21 OF THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT MUNICI-PAL SYSTEMS ACT, ACT NO. 32 OF 2000, AS AMENDED AND OTHER RELEVANT

LEGISLATION

APPROVAL OF DRAFT TARIFFS, LEVIES, POLICIES, BY-LAWS, OPERATINGAND CAPITAL BUDGET INCLUDING THE INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT PLAN

NOTICE is hereby given that the Emfuleni Local Municipality, during an Ordinary CouncilMeeting held on 31 March 2015, by Resolution of Council noted the 2015/16DRaFT MediumTerm Revenue & Expenditure Framework Budget which includes tariffs, levies, policies, by-laws and Integrated Development Plan to come into effect 1 July 2015, and is hereby pub-lished for public consideration and inputs.

In terms of the provisions of the Municipal Finance Management Act, Act 56 of 2003and the Municipal Systems act, act No 32 of 2000, the tariffs, levies tabled to Council are asfollows:

• Assessment Rates : 9% [Actual rates payable will be influenced by theproperty valuation]

• Electricity Tariffs : 12.11%• Water : 11%• Sanitation : 11%• Refuse : 9%• Other income : 5.8%

Further information on the draft tariffs, levies, policies, by-laws, operating and capital budgetand IDP can be obtained from the Chief Financial Officer (Budget Office) at telephone number[016] 950 5326/6579 and the Integrated Development Plan from the IDP office at telephonenumber [016] 950 5346.

Information will also be available on the official web site of the Emfuleni Local Municipality,www.emfuleni.gov.za

any person who cannot read or write can contact or visit officials in the office of the ChiefFinancial Officer (Budget Office) or IDP,for assistance.

S. S SHaBaLaLaMUNICIPaLMaNaGER

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PUBLIC NOTICE

NOTICE INTERMS OF SECTION 21 OF THE LOCALGOVERNMENT:MUNICIPAL SYSTEMSACT, ACT NO. 32 OF 2000, ASAMENDEDAND SECTION 14 (2) OF THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT:

MUNICIPAL PROPERTY RATESACT, ACT NO. 6 OF 2004

In terms of the provisions of section 14(2) and (3)(a)(b) of the Local Government:Municipal Property Rates act, act No. 6 of 2004, NOTICE is hereby given that:

1. The Emfuleni Local Municipal Council has during an Ordinary CouncilMeeting held on 31 March 2015, by resolution of Council noted the draft rateslevies, rebates, exemptions, reductions and exclusions to come into effect 1 July2015, and is hereby published for public consideration and inputs.

2. The proposed general residential rate levy for the 2015/2016 financial year isR0.01059 (9%) increase and rates levies for all property categories will be inrelation to the rate ratio between the residential and non-residential categoriesof rate-able properties.

3. The resolution is available at the municipality’s head (Rates section) andsatellite offices, libraries as well as on the official website of the municipality,www.emfuleni.gov.za

4. The resolution of Council will also be communicated as part of the draft Budgetand IDP process.

Further information can be obtained from Finance Department, Ms. M. Machobaneat telephone number [016] 950 5178 or e-mail [email protected] duringnormal working hours, 08h00 to 16h15.

any person who cannot read or write can contact or visit officials mentioned above.

This notice was displayed as required by Legislation

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NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK

The Emfuleni Local Municipality (ELM) is in the final phase of compiling an Environmental ManagementFramework (EMF) for its municipality. All Interested and/or Affected Parties (I&APs) are hereby notified thatthe Draft Environmental Management Framework (EMF) report, is available for review and comment fromTuesday, 14 April 2015 to Monday, 25 May 2015 (end of business day), at the public venues below. Thereport is also available on Lidwala Consulting Engineers website (http://www.lidwala.com) and on CD, onwritten request to Lidwala SA.

REVIEW OF THE DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK REPORT

• Boipatong: Cnr Mamelodi &Dr Nkoma street, (016) 988 3738• Bophelong: Cnr. Ncuma & 632 Matthews St,(016) 986 3876• Driehoek branch: 2 Stuttaford St, Vanderbijlpark,(016) 932 5676• Evaton Public:1151 Renfrew St, Evaton, (016) 591 7788• Residentia: Ezidivhezeni St, Zone 7b,(016) 593 9347• Roshnee: Bilal St Roshnee, (016) 556 1116• Rust-ter-Vaal: Kiepersol St Rust-ter-Vaal,(016) 556 1264• Sebokeng Public: Hlabula St, Zone 13, (016) 594 1233• Sharpeville: Cnr Seeiso St & Zwane St, (016) 451 2526• Vanderbijlpark: Klassie Havenga St, (016) 950 5252• Vereeniging: Cnr Leslie St & Market Ave, (016) 450 3029• Tshepiso: Goven Mbeki Community Centre,Tshepiso, (016) 451 2880

INVITATION TO PUBLIC OPEN DAYS

I&APs are also invited to attend the Public open days that will be held on Wednesday, 6th of May 2015at the Evaton Library and Roshnee Library at 08:00-10:00, Mafatsane Community Hall and Rust-ter-vaalat 11:30-13:30, Residentia Library and Vereeniging Library at 15:00-17:00 and on Thursday, 7 May 2015at the Boipatong Library and Bophelong Library at 08:00-10:00, Sharpeville Library and VanderbijlparkLibrary at 11:30-13:30, Saul Tsotetsi Sport Complex and Driehoek Library at 15:00-17:00.

For any queries on the project please contact:Bongi Mhlanga /Moseketsi Mochesane - Lidwala SA (Pty) Ltd.Tel: (0861) 543 9252; Fax: 086 764 9282;E-mail:[email protected]

Notice iN teRMS oF SectioN 2(1) oF tHe GAUteNG ReMoVAL oFReStRictioNS Act, 1996 (Act 3 oF 1996), ReAD WitH cLAUSe 7.1 oF

tHe PeRi-URBAN toWN PLANNiNG ScHeMe, 1975PoRtioN 124 oF tHe FARM KAALPLAAtS No. 577 i.Q.

I, A P Squirra of APS Town and Regional Planners, being the authorized agentof the owner hereby give notice in terms of Clause 7.1 of the Peri-Urban TownPlanning Scheme, 1975, that I have applied to the Emfuleni Local Municipalityfor the Special Consent of the Local Authority in terms of Clause 7.1 read withClause 11.3 of the Peri-Urban Town Planning Scheme, 1975, to use Portion 124 ofthe Farm Kaalplaats No. 577 I.Q., located on the Southern side of Windsor Road(ROW) for more than one (1) Dwelling Unit (an additional one (1)).

All relevant documents relating to this Application will be open for inspection dur-ing normal office hours at the office of the said Local Authority, office of the DeputyMunicipal Manager: Agriculture, Economic Development and Human Settlements,1st floor Development Planning Building, corner of President Kruger and EricLouw Streets, Vanderbijlpark, from 15 April 2015 until 13 May 2015. Any per-son who wishes to object to this Application or submit representations in respectthereof, must lodge the same in writing to the said Local Authority at its addressspecified above or send it to P O Box 3, Vanderbijlpark 1900. The objectionsor representations must reach the mentioned office on or before 13 May 2015.

Name and address of Agent:APS town and Regional PlannersP o Box 12311LUMieR, 1905

Reference: 7/3/Kaalplaats

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NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 5(5) OF THE GAUTENGREMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS ACT, 1996 (ACT 3 OF 1996) AND

THE VANDERBIJLPARK AMENDMENT SCHEME, 1987:ERF 631 VANDERBIJLPARK SE7:

I, Mr. C F DE JaGER of PaCE PLaN CONSULTaNTS, being the autho-rized agent of the owner of Erf 631Vanderbijlpark SE 7 , hereby gives noticein terms of Section 5(5) of the Gauteng Removal of Restrictions act, 1996,that I intend applying to the Emfuleni Municipal Council for the removal ofcertain restrictive conditions in the Title Deeds of Erf 631 Vanderbijlpark SE7, which is situated on 21 Cornwallis Harris Street Vanderbijlpark SE 7 andthe simultaneous amendment of the Vanderbijlpark Town Planning Scheme,1987, with the rezoning of the above-mentioned Erf from “Residential 1”to “Residential 1” with an annexure to allow a Tuck shop of 25 m2 on theproperty.

all relevant documents relating to the application will be open for inspec-tion during normal office hours at the office of the Strategic Manager: LandUse Management, first floor, Old Trust Bank Building, corner of PresidentKruger Street and Eric Louw Street, Vanderbijlpark, for 28 days from 8April2015.

any person, who wishes to object to the application or submit representa-tions in respect thereof, must lodge the same in writing to the MunicipalManager at the named address or to P O Box 3, Vanderbijlpark, 1900 or faxto (016) 950 55 33 within 28 days from 8 April 2015.


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Hiermee wil ons graag al ons lesers inlig dat alleRegskennisgewings voortaan in die regs-afdeling

gepubliseer sal word.

Herewith we would like to inform our readers that alllegal notices will be published in the legals department.

Regskennisgewings

legal notices

The Social worker ofOndersteuningsraad isurgently requesting thefather of LINDOGUHLE

FAITH DHLOMO who wasborn on the 19 June 2006to contact them on thefollowing numbers:016 981 4099/4916

and quote the following ref:T1045

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Proconics have pleasure in inviting suitable candidates to apply forthe following position in the Sasolburg Electrical Department:

AssistAnt DesignerQualification and Capabilities:• Completed Artisanship FET Certificate NQF level 4: Electrical.• Experience as an electrical artisan or technician in the powergeneration or petrochemical environment:- Sound Knowledge of electrical installations,- Sound Knowledge of electrical power distribution,- Sound Knowledge of electrical fault finding.

Roles and Responsibilities:• Design of electrical distribution systems.• Design of schematic and connection diagrams for electricalequipment.

• As-building of existing electrical installations• Fault finding on existing electrical systems.• Assistance with point to point wiring checks.• Assist with commissioning support for new electrical systems.• Good understanding of standards to evaluate quality of installedelectrical systems.

• Willing to travel outside of Sasolburg.

Should you see yourself advancing in an exciting company such asProconics, forward your CV to:Ms. Tameshree PandayEmail: [email protected]: Assistant DesignerClosing date: 17 April 2015

If you have not been contacted by the 24th April 2015, please consideryour application as unsuccessful.

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ADMINISTRATOR: PERMANENTDEPARTMENT: General Managers Office (KCC)SALARY RANGE: Negotiable

Kutolong Community Centre is looking to appoint an Administrator withextensive experience in administration, bookkeeping, committed to provide aquality service, excellent communication skills and the ability to work utilising

their own initiative.

The incumbent will be required to: {KPA’S}• Provide administrative support to the General Manager and other employees

within the organization which includes the following:• Arrange the logistics of the meetings, managing the GeneralManager’s

diary, facilitate Boardroom bookings, training, workshops, flight bookingsand effective communication to stakeholders

• Maintain record keeping of personnel documents(leave forms, salary advices etc.)

• Maintaining and file all records including service delivery and databases.• Minute taking, and manning the reception area• Responsible for all bookkeeping related activities as outline on the job

description.

Qualification/Experience:A National Diploma in Office Management plus three years extensive experiencein office administration and bookkeeping, advanced Microsoft office packages

(PowerPoint, Windows, Excel, and outlook) and internet.

Closing date for applications: 24 APRIL 2015Submit CV by hand to KCC at Human Resources: Building or e-mail to

[email protected]. Contact details are 076 517 7977

VACANCY

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MCD TRAINING CENTRE IS RUNNING ABACK TO BASICS SPECIAL ON SHORT

COURSES FROM FEBRUARY - APRIL 2015:Basic Pipe Fitting - 20 Days R3 999.00 incl. vatBasic Gas Welding - 5 Days R1 999.00 incl. vatForklift Training 3 Ton - 5 Days R1 900.00 incl. vatBasic Rigging - 3 Days R1 300.00 incl. vat

Basic Intrumentation Short Courses:* Pressure Control - 5 Days R1 999.00 incl. vat* Temperature Control - 5 Days R1 999.00 incl. vat* Level Control - 5 Days R1 999.00 incl. vat* Flow Control - 5 Days R1 999.00 incl. vat

WE ALSO PROVIDE COURSES ON BRICKLAYING ANDPLUMBING, FOR MORE INFO CONTACT THE OFFICE

LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLETel: (016) 360 2388 Fax: (016) 360 2155 E-mail: [email protected]

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MooiVaal Media does not accept any responsibilityfor more than one faulty placing.


Zacharia Nale.

EVATON. - Papa Mqwathi wascrowned undisputed Evaton GolfClub March Competition champi-on. The event was held at the Eva-ton Golf Course recently.This monthly tournament has

attracted many local golfers sinceit was introduced by the EvatonGolf Club.According to Martin Mpholo

the number of participants has in-creased and this is encouraging forthe Evaton community.

However, Mpholo makes a spe-cial plea to the Evaton communityto come and support the initiativeas it is for a good cause:“This is one sport that used to

be popular in Evaton and the verysame golf course used to produceprofessional golfers and legends.As Evaton Golf Course in con-junction with South African BlackGolfers we want to keep this lega-cy alive.”Meanwhile, Mqwathi says he

feels very honoured to be crownedthe champion of the competition.However, he says it was not easyas he was up against the best:“It was not a walk in the park

as the competiton was stiff with allthe participants wanting this title.I want to thank everyone for pus-hing me hard because if theydidn’t I don’t think I could havewon this tournament.”

PapaMqwathicrownedEvaton GolfClub ChampforMarch

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ZAMDELA. - No doubt after two remaininggames Manco Milano FC will be crownedchampion of the Fezile Dabi SAFA SAB Le-ague title. At the time of going to press, thisPolokong, Sebokeng-based side is at thesummit of the log with 32 points from 13games. The team record is unbelievable - itwon 10 games, drew two and lost one.The team is growing at a rapid pace and

urges the community and corporate sector ofSedibeng and Sasolburg to support them. Toshow they mean business, MancoMilano FChas signed the best players in this region.One of those players is exciting former Gol-den Arrows midfielder Bonakele Twala.Speaking to Sedibeng Ster Sport, club

chairman Lebohang Thabanyane says their

focus is not only on the senior team but alsoon development. He says their vision is tocampaign in the ABC Motsepe League nextseason if they go all out and win the promoti-onal play-offs at the end of the season.He says the club wants to bring competiti-

ve and entertaining football back to Sedi-beng, formerly the Vaal Triangle. The teamremains with less than five games to roundoff their league programme. Manco MilanoFC will travel to Heilbron to lock horns withBlack Swallows FC this weekend.Thabanyane says this is a must-win game

for them so they can finish the league on thehigh note:“It will be a great honour to see people

from Sedibeng and Sasolburg showing sup-port for the team, especially for the remai-

ning games leading to the playoffs. We alsoplead with the corporate sector for any kindof assistance as the team is currently withinfive games and will stand a chance to getto the playoffs that lead to promotion of theplaying in second division.”Team Operations Manager Matome Kga-

nakga indicated to Sedibeng Ster Sport that,from the junior ranks of the team, they havestarted monitoring the school performanceof the players and intend to involve players’parents in future:“One objective of the team is to encourage

the youth to take part in sport and also notforget the importance of education. Doingall this will help in terms of reducing the le-vel of drug and alcohol abuse within ourcommunities,” says Kganakga.

Manco Milano FC challenges for the Fezile Dabi Safa SAB League title.

MancoMilano FC challenges forFezile Dabi Safa SAB League title

Lazarus Dithagiso

BOPHELONG. - All eyes were on the former president of the SouthAfrican Football Association (SAFA) and SAFA Sedibeng, Dr Mol-efi Oliphant, during the Tinti’s Bophelong Awards.Dr Oliphant, who contributed to the development of the entire

community of Sedibeng in general, was the guest of honour.The glittering function was organised by Tinti Richard Hlathi and

was hosted recently atMqiniswa Primary School, Bophelong. Hlathisaid some of the medals were presented to local stakeholders fortheir contribution to making the function possible: “I am doing thisas part of paying back to the community. We need to start whereDr Oliphant left off.”Dr Oliphant extended a word of gratitude and appreciation for

what the stakeholders and the organisers had done by putting thecommunity first:“To the stakeholders, including teachers, the Health Department

and business owners who made this day a success, I say keep upthe good work. Let’s do our best to uplift the lives of the peopleno matter what society we come from.”Dr Oliphant said: “We become role models by doing our best

so that our country can be the best. Go out there andmake a contribu-tion.” 16-year-old Tshepo Hlathi requested Dr Oliphant to organisean under-17 soccer tournament. He said the tournament should benamed after the doctor. Tshepo said buying soccer kits and trophieswould motivate most of the youth in the area.

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Front, far right, seated, DrMolefi Oliphant, former SAFApresident, joined by recipients during Tinti’s Bophelong Awards at Mqiniswa Primary School, Bophelong. Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso.

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SEDIBENG.- Local ball jugglers are fast ma-king a name for themselves in the world of“freestyle”. These local boys hoisted the Sedi-beng flag high when they were invited by theIndian Football Association to perform at theclosing ceremony of the India Super Leaguerecently.According to Josias “Bingo” Nnete, when

they started their ball juggling careers, little

did they know that one day they would endup performing on the big stage – overseas.This exciting former Moroka Swallows mid-fielder says performing at that level was adream come true for all of them. Nnete saysthe Indian Football Association organiserswere impressed with these locals’ performan-ce on the day:“We were all nervous performing in front

such a big crowd but then had fun and enjoyed

ourselves. We will cherish the moment for therest of our lives because it is not everyonewhocan get this opportunity. Indian people reallyenjoyed our performance and promised to in-vite us this year again at the end of their leagueprogramme.” On the other hand, Nnete ack-nowledged the support of Sedibeng peoplesince the inception of their unique project.Nnete started his ball juggling career after heretired prematurely from professional foot-

ball. He was one of the exciting players to ha-ve emerged from Sedibeng and was hailed asthe next Joel ‘Ace’Mnini when he joinedMo-roka Swallows. In a heart-to-heart interviewwith Sedibeng Ster Sport, Nnete says itdoesn’t mean that, if you retire from high levelfootball, your career is over.He challenges Se-dibeng youngsters never to give up their dre-ams over the challenges they experience intheir football careers.

Sedibeng ball jugglersmake name for themselves abroad


Thabong

Thabong Shopping Centre,Moshoeshoe Street, Sebokeng

Opens8amThursday,23April2015Visit our new store for a great shoppingexperience. You’ll find variety, freshness andeverything you’re looking for from our bakery,butchery, deli and fresh produce servicecounters – so come and shop at your favouritenew supermarket.

TradingHours:

Monday - Saturday: 8am - 7pmSunday: 8am - 5pmPublic Holidays: 9am - 5pm

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There is this belief that Sedibeng, the formerVaal Triangle, needs a professional soccerleague. However, TOUCHLINE differs withthose who say we needan elite league team inthis region.

In fact, what weneed right now is nota professional soccerteam, but a solid foun-dation or structurefrom which to producequality players.

There is no structu-re in this region but so-me local football ad-ministrators, officials and coaches turn ablind eye to it. Look, a professional soccerteam is and never will be a solution to ourproblem.

In fact, we should first ask ourselves whyhousehold names from teams like Vaal Pro-fessionals, A-Z FC, Home Defenders, Rain-bow Juventus, Bra Thomas Black, TransvaalJumpers FC, Early Birds FC, Boipatong RealRangers FC, Tranvaal X20 FC, ContinentalFC and Sebokeng Tow For Joy, no longeremerge for South African football?

If everyone thinks a professional soccerleague is the best solution to problems in thisregion, they have another think coming!That thought is a big no-no as far as TOU-CHLINE is concerned!

The above-mentioned teams were suppo-sed to be household names in South Africanfootball but none of them exist, as we speak.Vaal Professionals was the pride of the VaalTriangle but, like other clubs before them,it was relegated from top-flight football.

The club did not have a developmentstructure like itsJohannesburg counterpartsKaizer Chiefs, Orlando Pirates, Mamelodi

Sundowns, to namebut several.

Without deve-lopment we are likea nation withoutculture!

This was thedownfall of VaalProfessionals andmany others teamsin this region. The-re was no solidfoundation.

Yes, we all want to have a professionalsoccer team in this region but – first –FOUNDATION and DEVELOPMENT.

In football there is no way you can survivewithout having a proper structure.

Local football administrators and clubowners have no vision that is why theywould rather buy status than have a solidfoundation.

Another example: You find a SAB Leagueteam challenging for the league title but theydon’t have development structures.

In every family there are children, and de-velopment is like our children, in case thoseSAB League teams are not aware of this.

Waking up in the morning and claimingto be challenging for the league title is exac-tly like somebody who has just regained con-sciousness in a tavern in the morning.

The only time we will get it right in thisregion is to support those with a solid deve-lopment structure going forward. TOU-CHLINE, touch-and-go till next week!

Without developmentwe are a nation with

no culture!

foundation.


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SEBOKENG. - In preparation for the2014/2015 Promotion League season theEmfuleni Local Football Association helda successful Constitutional Assembly atthe Saul Tsotetsi Sports Complex in Zone14 on Sunday.

Saul Tsotetsi was packed to capacity byELFA team representative. who came in bignumbers.Topping the agenda were rules and regula-

tions for the new season to kick off this wee-kend. This included the critical referee Lawsof the Game.

Emfuleni Local Municipal secretary Mar-tin Mpholo says he was overwhelmed by theresponse of the teams. He believes that thisis the best way to kick-start the league pro-gramme to educate the teams about the Lawsof The Game: “We want to thank everyonewho made this meeting a success and I’m

positive going forward that we will havea successful season and a productive fouryears in office.“We are all motivated by the positive

response from the team officials, coachesand players. We are taking our footballto the next level.”

ELFA Constitutional Assembly a huge success

Mduduzi Mathebula, Esther Monatisa and Thato Shabangu

SEDIBENG. - Bongani “Wonderboy” Mahlangu silenced theEastern Cape last week Sunday recently champion Siviwe Has-

heni in the eighth round.The National Title Challenge – Junior Featherweight Division

- was staged right in Hasheni’s home town but the very determinedSedibeng challenger Mahlangu went there with one goal - to fightand be victorious.Mahlangu says the fight was set to go 12 rounds. It was going

to be a profound challenge for him to fight the champion till thelast round: “I had to put all the puzzle-pieces in the right positionsand find a way to knock him out,” says Mahlangu.

Things started to fall apart for Hasheni in round five (5) whenMahlangu made him feel he had to fight to survive. Hasheni gottired but survived the hail of Wonderboy’s blows. Hasheni wentdown but managed to rise again after the fifth round.

Mahlangu says, “In the eighth (8th) round I took him downagain but he survived due to the count and was saved by thebell. I then went to the corner where my coach told me tofight like a storm because I had fought that man before inthe Baby Champs and beat him, so what could possibly stopme now? The other side came prepared, thinking they woulddefeat me but they were wrong. I did as my coach told meand I gave him my special punch - an uppercut. He felt itand started moving backwards and I felt that I did get intohim.“I went again and gave him my uppercut mixed with some

more punches for an extra combination, and he was downand they started counting to five. He was still down and hiscoach threw in the towel and you knew what that meant.It was all over.”

Bongani "Wonderboy" Mahlangu recently clinched aboxing victory.

Mahlangu unleashes hailof blows to KO champ

BonganiMahlangu knocked out SiviweHasheni of the EasternCape for his National Featherweight title. Photos: Supplied

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