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SEBOKENG.- The sudden and mysteriousdeaths of Zone 17 Lesedi la Thuto PrimarySchool Grade 4 learners SiyabongaMbukazi(10) and Bongani Zilile (10) have left manyunanswered questions. The children alleged-

ly died of food poisoning after coming homefrom school. They complained of achingtummies, vomited blood and were later ad-mitted to hospital where they died soon after.“I want answers. My son has gone too soon.“I saw my son’s private parts shrink away,

particularly on Friday when the family wentto wash him and at this time he was still foa-ming at the mouth and nose,” says the mo-ther of Siyabonga, Portia Mbukazi.

Portia states that although Siyabonga toldthem that he had only eaten

porridge at school, this could not have beenthe cause as it would have also affected allthe other kids. “I believe that whatever thesetwo kids ate came from a third party. Myson came home on Friday and he was justfine, but later he told us that his tummy was

aching. Later on he was rushed to thehospital. I was suprised to get a call

on Saturday from the hospital tel-ling me that my son had passedaway. I have no choice but toaccept that Siyabonga is nomore,” she says. Bongani’sparents Leornard and Ag-nes Zilile also say thatBongani’s death came asa shock to them. “Bon-gani was not sick.

“When he came backfrom school he was play-ing with the other kids,but later in the evening he

complained of a stomachache. We did not think much

of it until he started vomitingblood and suffered from severe

diarrhoea at around midnight. In themorning, when we saw that his conditi-on was deteriorating we took him to

the doctor and then proceeded tothe hospital.

“The doctor told us after hehad examined Bongani thatit could be food poisoning.Bongani later died,” saysLeonard adding thatwhen he asked his dyingson what he had eaten,Bongani said words tothe effect of ‘nothing outof the ordinary.’Dan Letanta, who is

School Governing Body(SGB) chairperson of Le-

sedi La Thuto says, “The de-ath of the two learners is real-

ly a mystery. The school feedsmore than 1000 kids daily so that

could not possibly be the cause.”Letanta adds that all parents should see

this as a lesson. “The problem here is thatthere are untrustworthy people standingoutside the school yards selling unknownsubstances to our kids. I would like to urgeparents to be more strict and tell their kidsnot to buy anything from these people.”

A doctor at Sebokeng Hospital confirmedthe cause of death as food poisoning. At themoment we are still waiting for a final au-topsy report,” Letanta ends.

The two boys were laid to rest over theweekend.

Poison kills learners

A griefstricken Portia Mbukazi recalls how her son Siyabonga Mbukazi suffered before he passed away as a result of alleged foodpoisoning. Insets: Bongani Zilile and his friend Siyabonga Mbukazi died of alleged food poisoning recently. Parents are warned toteach their children to be cautious when they are given or buy things from strangers. Photo: Moleboheng Chaha.

aching. Later on he was rushed to thehospital. I was suprised to get a call

on Saturday from the hospital tel-ling me that my son had passedaway. I have no choice but toaccept that Siyabonga is nomore,” she says. Bongani’s

but later in the evening hecomplained of a stomach

ache. We did not think muchof it until he started vomiting

blood and suffered from severediarrhoea at around midnight. In the

morning, when we saw that his conditi-on was deteriorating we took him to

the doctor and then proceeded tothe hospital.

“The doctor told us after hehad examined Bongani thatit could be food poisoning.Bongani later died,” says

(SGB) chairperson of Le-sedi La Thuto says, “The de-

ath of the two learners is real-ly a mystery. The school feeds

more than 1000 kids daily so thatcould not possibly be the cause.”

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SEDIBENG. - Not all the police are bad but,apparently, some have been placed in the po-lice services ranks for the wrong reasons. A29-year-old Mmulane Mofokeng was arrest-ed, pepper-sprayed, assaulted and his right legbroken, allegedly byOrangeville Police offic-ers recently. Mofokeng says that he waswalking in the evening with a friend whenpolice stopped and searched them.Everything flew out of control when he

asked the police officers why they weresearching them.He said they suddenly punched and kicked

him while he was on the ground.One of the ‘police officers’ pepper-sprayed

him in the face before they manacled him and

loaded him into the back of the bakkie. Thatwasn’t all. They then drove to the HeilbronPolice Station, where they continued to as-sault him.Expecting to appear in the Magis-trates Court, he was instead released and toldthere was no case.Mofokeng said he was assisted by other

people to the hospital before he went to opena case of being a victim of grievous bodilyharm.“The case has been referred to the Inde-

pendent Police Investigative Directorate (IP-ID),” said Sergeant Sellwane Mapamela.

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Eina! Mmulane Mofokeng sports a swollenand bloody face after allegedly being assaulted by Police officers.

Mduduzi Mathebula

SEBOKENG. - A pile-up occurred when fourvehicles collided on Wednesday night aftera truck hit and killed a road-crossing pig onthe Golden Highway.The mysterious accident left moto-

rists wondering how the mishaphad occurred. According toEmfuleni Traffic, the unfor-tunate pig left the tarmacslippery with pig fat -which caused the fourvehicles to slip intosomething “less com-fortable.” No-onecould be blamed forthe collision and ‘Ba-be’s’ owner was now-here to be found. Thewhite Golf, the ‘inyathi’,blue Golf and bakkie driverswere seen “grunting” aroundthe scene. “Who can be blamed forsuch a mysterious accident? The truckdri-ver fled the scene and we cannot even findthe bloody pig’s owner,” snorted the furious

driver of the blue Golf.“We tried everything in our power to avoid

the collision, but we had less than a split se-cond,” explained one of the victims.The community wasted no time and col-lected chunks of the pigs’ meat as they

were passing by. The pigs’ car-cass was taken from the sceneby ‘pig-headed’ membersof the community of Son-derwater and Kananabefore the police andtraffic department ar-rived at the scene.Police spokesper-

son Warrant OfficerMzikhulu Mthimkhu-lu said a case of reck-less driving has beenopened and they are wor-

king on it. “A thorough in-vestigation has been launched

to find the cause of accident. Atthis present time Police could not confirm

that the accident was due to slippery pig fat,”concludes Mthimkhulu.

Big, fat, slippery ‘pad vark’

Oodles of pig fat greased a road and apparently caused an accident on Wednesdaynight on the Golden Highway. Inset: Chunks of the pig meat scattered on the road afterthe accident. Photos: Mduduzi Mathebula.

Lerato Serero

ROSHNEE.- A tragic accident that hap-pened on Saturday afternoon instantlycost seven young men their lives.Two vehicles collided head on, on the

R82 just before Roshnee near Rus-ter-Vaal.ER 24’s Vanessa Jackson says that just

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travelling in the Corsa did not survive theirinjuries and paramedics had no option butto declare the men dead.It is not yet clearwhat caused this tragedy, but local authori-ties who attended the scene will be conduc-ting all necessary investigations,” Jacksonconcluded.

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SEBOKENG. – It sounded like a joke at first,or a group of confused young people, or it loo-ked as if the ‘Wrong Turn’ movie had repeateditself without its script and a movie director.

This was as the ‘Wrong Turn’ gang rose likea cobra and spread its poison farther and fartherafield. Saturday morning was chaotic at Zone

7 and Eatonside. The angry community tookthe law into their own hands to take revengefor the spreading influence of the gang, whohad been stripping the community bare.

As rumours and incidents allegedly perpe-trated by the gang shake the Vaal, the angrycommunity wanted no less than their blood .The issue of ‘Wrong Turn’ stirred emotions so

intense that anger seems to be an understate-ment.

The angry community searched for thegroup. In Zone 7 two houses and a shack wereburned to ashes and, in Eatonside, three housesand two shacks were set on fire. Police unitsfrom the Flying Squad, K9 and the Public Vio-lence Unit were deployed to the scene to calmpeople down. The bitter situation worsened astimewent by. Police tried to calmpeople down,but the angry community told Police they hadnothing to say as Police had done nothing toprevent the crisis from its beginning.

Police spokesperson Constable TshifiwaMitileni confirms that the situation was out ofcontrol as families had lost their properties.“We arrested 11 people for public violence andpossession of dangerous weapons. They willsoon appear in the Magistrates Court,” saysMitileni, emphasising that Police are totallyagainst public violence.

He further says eight arson cases had beenreported and all cases are being thoroughly in-vestigated by two Police stations - Evaton andDe Deur. Mitileni says Police further arrested

seven ‘Wrong Turn’ members on charges ofattempted murder this week.

A victim hacked by the group is stable inhospital, though he is fighting for his life in theIntensive Care Unit (ICU).Sedibeng Ster spoke to the Emfuleni Local

Municipality Community Safety and SecurityMember of Mayoral Committee Veli Mcerawho says. “We urge the community to workwith the police not against them. Public violen-ce won’t help, but reporting it and helping ap-prehend them could be of use,”

Mob justice forWrong TurnMob justice forWrong Turn

A house said to belong to a ‘Wrong Turn’ leader was set on fire on Saturday as an angrymob pursued them in Zone 7. Members of the group were also arrested.

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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The shack and a bakkie that allegedly belonged to a ‘Wrong’ Turn gang memberburns to ashes. Photos: Mduduzi Mathebula.

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SEBOKENG. - Democratic Alliance(DA) ward councillor Attie Moleko andhis mother were left frustrated when theirlawyer withdrew from their case of fraud.

The two suspects appeared briefly inthe Sebokeng Magistrates Court on Mon-day. The lawyer told the magistrate thathe could not represent his clients afterthey allegedly failed to settle their pay-ment.

Councillor Moleko requested the courtto give him and his mother a chance toget another lawyer. He told the court thathe was broke and could not afford thesum demanded by his representative.

The magistrate postponed the case fortrial commencing November 8. The bail

application of R1 000 each has been ex-tended. According to the documents incourt, the suspects were arrested andcharged with fraud. The court heard thatthe suspects collected money fraudulent-ly from homeless and disgruntled Evatontenants.

The Emfuleni Local Municipality in-vestigating team was tipped off before ar-rests could be made. Moleko was arrestedafter some tenants pointed him out as themastermind behind the collection of themoney. Police said the municipal stampwas used to process the deal.

His mother pretended to be a landlordcharging the community exorbitant sumsof cash. The court has informed eight wit-nesses that they will be called for trial.

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Lazarus Dithagiso

VANDERBIJLPARK. – Diphapang ‘Parks’Khaiyane of the Economic Freedom Fighters(EFF) recently spent a weekend behind bars.He was charged with assault for causinggrievous bodily harm.

Warrant Officer Mzimkhulu Mthimkuluhas confirmed the arrest. Khaiyane couldnot attend the official launch of the EFF hos-ted in Marikana, North West recently, whereeight cattle were slaughtered for the launchof the new party following his arrest. The

arrest comes after Khaiyane allegedly refu-sed to refund a person he had allegedly col-lected money from under the false pretextthat he would ‘organise’ him an RDP housein Zone 24.

Apparently the complainant met withKhaiyane and demanded a refund. This waswhen Khaiyane apparently assaulted him.Other witnesses complained to SedibengSter about Khaiyane’s tendency, “to makeempty promises about RDP houses beforetaking your money.” Emfuleni Local Muni-

cipality officials recently told Sedibeng Sterthat more than 40% of the RDP houses inZone 19 are illegally occupied. The illegaloccupants apparently point accusing fingersat Khaiyane.

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EFFmember arrested for assaultEFFmember arrested for assault

Right: Diphapang ‘Parks’ Khaiyane of theEconomic Freedom Fighters (EFF) appeared in the Sebokeng Magistrates Court oncharges of assault recently. Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso.


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SEDIBENG.- Through their Regional Secre-tary, the Congress of the People (COPE) hasannounced that they welcome the amalgama-tion of Emfuleni Local Municipality, MidvaalLocal Municipality and Sedibeng DistrictMunicipality into forming a Metropolitan Ci-ty. However this is with caution.

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resources of both merged municipalities whe-re they are needed most.

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African National Congress (ANC) Head ofCommunications in Sedibeng Themba Ndaba

says that the people of the Vaal must under-stand that this (Metro issue) is a continuationof an agenda to build a united democraticSouth Africa. He ends by saying, “This resultis important for the residents of Emfuleni andMidvaal; not for political reasons but for fi-nancial sustainability, development and thefuture of our region. This is also a vindicationto us that we were justified in embarking onthe democratic process. The voice of the peo-ple was heard and democracy is in action.”

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Right: Cope's Ishmael Hashatsi says thathis partywelcomes the decisionof aMetro.He warns, however, that things shouldchange for the better.

My heart is bleeding, my eyes are teary andI have not been like this in a long, long time.This dark cloud of misery descended on meafter reading a particular book called ‘DrugMulled-Sixteen years in a Thai Prison’ by Jo-anne Joseph. The story is about the hardshipsthatwere faced by onceMiss SA finalist Van-essa Goosen in a Thailand prison for sixteenand a half years.

The book made me realise that not one ofus is perfect. In the hardest of times there issomething or someone that is guarding us and

that in the hardest of times we should havefaith. Goosen gave birth in the Thailand pri-son. She had to teach herself survival skillsin a country that is right at the end of theworld - without her family and without be-ing able to communicate with those aroundher. Shewas allegedly framed for drug traf-ficking, she suffered from severe depressi-on and almost did not live to tell the tale.

Don’t get me wrong, this article is nota review of the book, but a simple engage-ment on the issues that she faced, that we- you and I - face every day. Rightfully orwrongfully accused,my thoughtswere con-sumed by the narration of the book. In thisworld we are deceived by the ones we love,

we rely mostly on people who are unreliable,we look up to the worst of people thereby en-ding up living misguided and worthless lives.I take my hat off to Vanessa for surviving theworst of jail’s in the world so she could tellthe story, guilty or not.

The moral of this is that we should all standup and be counted, be strong and never giveup even in the hardest of situations. Goosen ne-ver believed that she would return to her mo-therland, South Africa. She never believed thatshe would one day be free but after a long gru-elling sixteen-and- a- half years of living in arat-infested, urine-reeking prison, she survived- to see her now teenage daughter, to see heraging mother who had tried to commit suicide

twice during her daughter’s imprisonment.By my own acknowledgement the book isa must read. It made me come to my sen-ses, it made me realise that life is precious.I am telling you that my whole perspectiveof life has changed.

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BASIC ASSESSMENT FOR THE PROPOSED DECOMMISSIONING OF THEINFRASTRUCTURE AT CHEVRON’S RAINBOW SERVICE STATION,

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INVITATION TO REGISTER AS AN I&AP AND COMMENTON THE DRAFT BASIC ASSESSMENT REPORT

Chevron South Africa (Pty) Ltd. is proposing to decommission the infrastructureat the Caltex Rainbow Service Station at 24 Sebe Street, Zone 7B, Sebokeng;a process which involves the removal of underground storage tanks andequipment from the site.

Rainbow Service Station supplied leaded and unleaded petroleum and dieselfuel to the surrounding community. The existing lease on the property expired,and the landowner and Chevron have agreed not to extend the lease. This willresult in the decommissioning and closure of the infrastructure at the servicestation. On final approval from the competent authority the decommissioningwill take approximately two weeks and will be undertaken during working hours.

In accordance with the National Environmental Management Act (NEMA, ActNo. 107 of 1998; as amended in 2010), Government Notice R 544 Activity27(v) requires a Basic Assessment process for the decommissioning ofexisting infrastructure for the storage of dangerous goods (i.e. fuel) of morethan 80 cubic metres.

Golder Associates Africa (Pty) Ltd has been appointed to undertake the BasicAssessment Process for this project which includes a Public Participationprocess. The decision-making authority for this project is the GautengDepartment of Agriculture and Rural Development (GDARD).

The Draft BA Report will be available for public comment for a period of 40(forty) days from Monday, 4 November to Friday, 13 December 2013. Thereport will be made available in electronic format on the following website:www.golder.com/public and at the public place below:

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SEBOKENG. - Boipoloko Stimulation Day-care centre in Zone 13 collaborated with Se-bokeng Library, Sebokeng Home Affairs,Khulisani and ‘I can’ to bring the first ‘Men-tal Health Celebration’ to Sebokeng.The event aims to inform and educate the

public about different types of disabilities,opportunities available to those with disabi-lities as well as to celebrate their caregivers.“It is important that we create a social

awareness - that disabled people should alsobe celebrated and form part of society. Theparents of these kids must be proud of them-selves for not disregarding them and tryingtheir level best to integrate them into socie-ty,” says programme director TshehloTheko.Thapelo Monyeke of “I can” Academy,

which deals with learnerships for peoplewith different disabilities, stated that alt-hough society regards people with mental

and physical illnesses as disabled, theyshould be called “differently-abled” as theyare able to do other things and possess cer-tain talents. Centre Manager, Selinah Tsha-balala says, “We are happy to have had ourfirst ‘Mental Health Celebration’ today. Wehope that more stakeholders including localgovernment will join us next year to make

the event bigger and more successful.”Tshabalala states that the centre she mana-

ges with Elizabeth Moleleki was openedabout 10 years ago by parents with disabledchildren. “This centre was initiated because,as parents, we saw the importance of givingour kids a chance to get an education,” con-cludes Tshabalala.

Boipoloko Daycare Stimulation Centre recently held its first ‘Mental Health Celebration’where they created awareness and educated members of the community about differenttypes of disabilities. Photo: Moleboheng Chaha.

CelebratingMental Health

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EVATON. - According to the Department ofEducation, a School Governing Body (SGB)is accountable to the school and should workhand in hand with the management to createconditions to achieve quality learning and tea-ching in all our schools.

This is not so at the Bafokeng PrimarySchool in Palm Springs Section A.

This school is underdeveloped with brokenwindows, taps, doors and a burned hall that po-ses a danger to the children. It is alleged thatschool funds are abused by the school manage-ment instead of being used to fix the school.Governing bodies have a key role to playaroundmaking policies that relate to issues likeschool fees and a co-de of conduct for lear-ners.

According to a reli-able source the SGBis sidelined all the ti-me and never knowswhen important in-formation is beingdiscussed. It appearsthat there are alwaysactivities involvingmoney at the schooland that parents wishthe money could beused to fix some ofthe equipment. Thereis no proper security,the fence has holesthat make it easy forcriminals to enter theschool and use it as adagga den. A concer-ned parent says, “I ha-ve children at thisschool and always he-ar that the schoolneeds money to raisefunds. Where is themoney from the go-vernment?” The pa-rents also claim thatwhen they complainto the principal hisquestion will be whe-ther or not parents arepaying school fees. It

is believed that some parents are planning totake matters into their own hands claiming thatthey won’t stand for the corruption that is ta-king place at the school of misused funds andmoney that seems to disappear without anyoneknowing.

Lesego Masemola, Media Relations Officerof the Department of Education, says, “The de-partment will send inspectors to ensure thatthere is drinking water and working toilets.

The school is on the Department’s major re-habilitation programme for 2014/15 financialyear”.

According to her Bafokeng Primary is a pu-blic school and therefore is funded by the De-partment of Education.

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SEBOKENG. - The ever-growing film indus-try will experience a breath of fresh air follo-wing the launch of the movie ‘Class of Hell.’Dramatic Zone partnered with Tshungu Mul-timedia and Diraduma Productions to bringus a productionwith an applicable theme con-cerning recent happenings in the VaalTriangle. According to writer and ve-teran actor, Nyembezi Kunene, themovie depicts the life of a studentwho abuses drugs and struggleswith evil spirits.

“There has been much contro-versy, especially here in the Vaal,about evil spirits, Satanism andexcessive drug abuse by the yo-uth. The movie aims to spark adebate of whether drugs fuelsatanic behaviour or if the twoare even remotely connec-ted,” he says.

This movie, which isproudly Vaal, was directed,produced and filmed exclusi-vely by talent from the Vaal.

The movie is the brainchildof Kunene, Mandla Mtombeni,John Hlaluku and Mashaola Makwela, whoall contributed to different elements of film-making.

“The collaboration of the three productioncompanies happened because we wanted tomix the old with the new - veterans like me,and fresh young minds who are still learningabout the arts, film and production,” adds Ku-

nene. Makwela says, “This is a pilot projectwe will use to create a portfolio for future en-deavours and to request funding from rele-vant stakeholders as the movie was filmed ona zero budget,” he said adding that they hopeto broadcast the film soon.

Movie tacklesSatanism

Nyembezi Kunene explained the importance of unity in the entertainment industryright before the launch of the epic movie‘Class of Hell.’ Photo:Moleboheng Chaha.

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VANDERBIJLPARK. - North West Uni-versity and Educate South Africa’s (ESA)Sisterhood Campaign held an event thatwas aimed at creating cancer awareness re-cently. Madikgetho Raditsela, who is amember of the campaign states that, as partof October Cancer Awareness Month, theythought it vital to inform people about theimportance of testing for different kinds ofcancer. “Initially we thought that this eventwould be specifically aimed at women, butthen it came to light that more and moremen were getting affected by this disease,especially through prostate and testicularcancer.”

Raditsela adds that a lot of people arestill in the dark about cervical cancer,which mostly affects sexually active peo-

ple. “Through research, we found that itwas more likely for younger people to getcervical cancer if they are inclined to besexually active.” On the day, people of allgenders were encouraged to test for cancerregularly as early detection of the diseasemakes it easier to treat. Sipho Malindi ofEducate South Africa says, “Another cam-paign that was launched at the event wascalled ‘Real men wear pink.’ This themewas launched because we wanted peoplein general to move away from the percepti-on that cancer only affects women as it isbecoming evident that men are also affec-ted.”Fact - Cancer is now the second leading

cause of death worldwide and accounts formore deaths than HIV/AIDS, tuberculosisand malaria combined.

Men as prone to cancer as women

ESA's Sisterhood Campaign held an event aimed at creating cancer awareness aspart of October Cancer Awareness Month.


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ORANGE FARMS.- South African televisioncelebrity Hlubi Mboya recently celebratedGlobal Hand-washing Day with Dettol at Ma-dumePrimarySchool inOrangeFarm.To cele-brate Global Hand-washing Day, Mboya joi-ned Dettol to teach the learners the importanceof effective hand-washing to overall health andwell being. In South Africa, 30% of childhooddeaths under the age of 5 result fromcommuni-cable diseases. Many of these fatalities couldbe prevented if simple hygiene practises suchas hand washing are followed.

“So effective in preventing disease is properhand washing that the process has becomeknown as the ‘do-it-yourself vaccine’ and po-tential positive implications for overall impro-ved health andwellness is significant,” says DrKgosi Letlape, ophthalmologist and currentPresident of the African Medical Association

on behalf of Dettol South Africa.Hand-washing with soap and water is the

most efficient and cost effectiveway to preventthe spread of infections like diarrhea and respi-ratory tract infections. The six steps to properhand-washing are:

1. Wet your hands with warm water and ap-ply a small amount of liquid soap

2. Rub your palms together vigorously(away from the water) to make a lather

3. Rub every part of your hands includingthe backs of your hands, your thumbs, betweenyour fingers, and under and around your nails

4. Continue for at least 20 seconds. It takesthat long for the soap and scrubbing action todislodge and remove the germs

5. Rinse your hands well under clean, run-ning water

6. Dry your hands thoroughly using a clean,dry towel

Washing their tiny hands

South African celebrity Hlubi Mboya ( right) and aMadumePrimary School pupil in Orange Farm demonstrate the proper way to wash one’s hands.

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SEBOKENG. - ArcelorMittal ScienceCentre hosted a Matric Camp spanningover two weeks under the guidelines ofthe Department of Education. Over 1067learners assembled to revise past matricpapers. An 86% pass-rate could be a gre-at achievement for District 8 and District7. Site manager Tsotang Musa said hetried to be very precise and accurate con-cerning the department’s guidelines.“We are hoping to clinch an 86%

pass-rate. The camp’s aim is to reviseall previous papers, which makes it ea-sier for learners to read, understand andanswer questions. This camp will prepa-re learners for their exams. They will

write soon and we are hopeful, that wehave covered everything,” says Musa.The camp has been going on for aboutfour years and it will eventually positi-vely affect the system,” says the site ma-nager.The Science Centre was packed to ca-

pacity. All classes were well conducted- from Mathematics, Science, Biology,History, Business and Accounting, in-cluding languages. Sedibeng Ster secret-ly attended one of these classes andthough most learners cooperated, child-ren will always be children.Musa says they catered for both Dis-

tricts 7 and 8, with about 17 schools inattendance.

Matric preparation campMatric Camp seems to be a possible way for the Department of Education to achievesatisfactory results. Photo: Mduduzi Mathebula.


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Responsibilities will include:• Invoicing• Verification of documentation and creation of Supplier Credits for stock to bereturned, preparation of Credit notes for Finance on stock returned to dispatch.• Sort and match Proof of Deliveries with correct picking slips and supportingdocuments• Reconcile all Point of Deliveries with sales listing marking queries• Investigate all Proof of Deliveries with queries• Request CCTV footage when required and assist with supporting documents• Typing of Client correspondence relating to Declined Credit/Information requests• Verify stock received vs actual delivery and notify supplier of discrepancies• Verify stock received vs QC releases/rejection and compile recon.• Verify all long distance/export load documents and supporting paperwork.• Complete orders and purchase requisitions for alternative transport requested forstock movement/deliveries• Administration for employees relating to time sheets, leave, pay queries,IR/Disciplinary documentation• Verify all control documents/check sheets completed by dispatch employees• Ensure all documents together with supporting paperwork handed to HR/Financewhen complete• Vehicle utilization reports and time sheets• Weekly reports

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suitably qualified applicants are invited to apply forthe post of Janitor (with effect from 1 January 2014).

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LIQUOR ACT, 2003

NOTICE OF APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 24Notice is hereby given that it is the intention of the person/company whosedetails are set out below to lodge an application for a Liquor License to thesecretary of the local committee of Sedibeng

1. full names of the applicantMsebetsi Construction Development and Projects

2. Intended trading names Lizzard Guest House3. Identity number of registration number of applicant Re. No: 2008/099728/234. full address and location of the premises Holding 108, Stephano Park

Extension 1 Agricultural Holdings, Vanderbijlpark5. Type of license applied for Hotel Liquor License6. Names and nature of educational institutions within a radius of 1 kilometrefrom the premises in paragraph 4 None

7. Names and distances to similar licensed premises within a radius of1 kilometre from the paragraph 4 None

8. places of worship within a radius of 1 kilometre from the premisesin paragraph None

any interested person may lodge an objection within 21 days from date ofpublication of this notice, in the prescribed manner with the local committeeand the applicant in terms of section 25 of the Liquor act 2003, to the grantingof the license.Signed at Vanderbijlpark on this 16th day of October 2013……………………………………………………signature of applicant or an authorized person

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NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 5(5) OF THEGAUTENG REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS ACT, 1996

(N892)

I, Mr W. Louw, being the authorized agent, hereby gives notice interms of section 5(5) of the GAUTENG REMOVAL OF RESTRIC-TIONS ACT, 19 9 6, that I have applied to the Emfuleni MunicipalCouncil for the removal of certain conditions in the Title Deed of Erf75l ,Three Rivers x1 Township, which are situated at 11 LimpopoStreet, and the simultaneous amendment of the Vereeniging TownPlanning Scheme, 1992 from “Residential!” to “Residential!” with anannexure B705 that the erf may also be used for offices, any otherprofessional offices and with the Council’s consent any other uses,excluding noxious industry, subject to certain conditions.

Particulars of the application will lie for inspection during normal of-fice hours at the office of the Strategic Manager: Land Use Develop-ment, 1 st Floor, Old Trust Bank Building, comer of President Krugerand Eric Louw Streets, Vanderbijlpark for the period of 28 days from23 October 2013.

Any person, who wishes to object to the application or submitrepresentations in respect thereof, must lodge the same in writingto the Municipal Manager at the named address or to P.O.Box 3,Vanderbijlpark, 1900 or faxed to (016) 950 5533 within 28 days from23 October 2013.

Address of the authorized agent: Mr.W. Louw, I Schubert Street,Vanderbijlpark, 1911, P.O Box 45, Henbyl, 1903Tel: 083 692 6705 / 083 384 8784 Fax: 086 546 3812 a

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APPLICATION INTERMS OF SECTION 56(1) OFTHETOWNPLANNING ANDTOWNSHIPS ORDINANCE, 1986 (ORDINANCE15 OF 1986) VANDERBIJLPARK AMENDMENT SCHEME H1244

I, A P Squirra of APS Town and Regional Planners, being theauthorized agent of the owner of Erf 279, Vanderbijl Park CentralEast 5 Township, situated on the corner of Poortemans and DaniellStreets, hereby gives notice in terms of Section 56(1)(b)(i) of theTown Planning and Towns hips Ordinance, 1986 (Ordinance 15of 1986) that I have applied to the Emfuleni Local Municipality forthe Amendment of the Vanderbijlpark Town Planning Scheme,1987, for the rezoning of the abovementioned Erf, from “Residential1” purposes with a coverage of 50%, height of two (2) storeys,a floor area ratio of 1 ,00 and a building line of 6,00 metres, to“Residential 4” purposes with Annexure 743 for a coverage of 50%,height of one (1) storey, a floor area ratio of 0,50 and a building lineof 0,0 metres.

All relevant documents relating to this Application will be open forinspection during normal office hours at the office of the said LocalAuthority, office of the Deputy Municipal Manager: EconomicDevelopment Planning (Land Use Management), 1st floorDevelopment Planning Building, corner of President Kruger andEric Louw Streets, Vanderbijlpark, from 16 October 2013 until 13November 2013. Any person who wishes to object to this Applica-tion or submit representations in respect thereof, must lodge thesame in writing to the said Local Authority at its address specifiedabove or at P 0 Box 3, Vanderbijlpark 1900, on or before 13November 2013.

Name and address of Agent:APS Town and Regional PlannersP 0 Box 12311LUMIER1905

Reference: Vanderbijlpark Amendment Scheme H1244Date of first Publication: 16 October 2013 a

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MIDVAAL LOCAL MUNICIPALITYVEREENIGING TOWN PLANNING SCHEME 1992

VEREENIGING TOWN PLANNING SCHEME 1992 NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN TERMS OF CLAUSE 31 OFTHE ABOVE MENTIONED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME,I THE UNDERSIGNED,THE HUNNY POT PRE SCHOOL +LEARNING CENTRE intend applying to the Midvaal LocalMunicipality, Meyerton for consent to use PORTION 10 ofthe farm Mckay 6021Q, and the existing/ Proposed Buildingsthereon for the following purpose(s) For teaching

The land is zoned “Agricultural” in terms of the abovementioned Town planning scheme.

Plans and/or Particulars relating to the application may beinspected during office hours at the following address of theundersigned 11 Henry street Risiville.

Any person having any objection to the Approval of thisApplication must lodge such objection in writing with boththe Municipal Manager, Midvaal Local Municipality, P.O. Box9, Meyerton, 1960, and the undersigned not later than 7NOVEMBER 2013

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LIQUOR ACT, 2003

NOTICE OF APPLICATION INTERMS OF SECTION 24

Notice is hereby given that it is the intention of the person whose details are setout below to lodge an application for TAVERN LIQUOR LICENCE to the secretaryof the local committee of Sedibeng

1. Full names of the applicant: FANIKI JOSEPH NGOMA2. Intended trading name: JOE’S INN3. Registration number of the applicant: 59042354320834. Full address and location of the premises: ERF 290 PHASE 1TSHEPISO

SHARPEVILLE,VANDERBIJLPARK5. Type of license applied for: TAVERN LIQUOR LICENCE6. Names and nature of educational institutions within a radius of 1 kilometer from

the premises in paragraph 4. None7. Names and distances to similar licenses premises within a radius of 1 kilometer

from the premises in paragraph 4. None8. Places of worship within a radius of 1 kilometer from the premises in

paragraph 4: None

Signed at Vereeniging on the 8 day of OCTOBER 2013JOSEPH Contact no. 073 841 3533

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LIQUOR ACT, 2003NOTICE OF APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 24Notice is hereby given that it is the intention of the person whosedetails are set out below to lodge an application for TAVERNLICENCE to the secretary of the local committee of Sedibeng1. Full names of the applicant:

JACOBA PETRONELA MAGRIETHA JOUBERT2. Intended trading name: PITSTOP VAAL3. Registration number of the applicant: 66030101200824. Full address and location of the premises: HOLDING 137

NANESCOL AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS5. Type of license applied for: TAVERN LICENCE6. Names and nature of educational institutions within a radius of

1 kilometer from the premises in paragraph 4. None7. Names and distances to similar licenses premises within a radius of

1 kilometer from the premises in paragraph 4. None8. Places of worship within a radius of 1 kilometer from the premises

in paragraph 4: NoneSigned at VANDERBIJLPARK on the 16 day of OCTOBER 2013

KIM HENRY Contact no: 0766 774917

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Gone are the dayswhen soccer fanswould givetheir favourite soccer stars nicknames relevantto this beautiful game in admiration of theirtalent and skill - but not any more.For the uninformed, nicknames brought so-

me excitement to football if one recalls nickna-mes such as Killer, Roller-Way, Teenager, Ys-

ter, Mr Cool, Road Block, The Great, Compu-ter and the list goes on. These are thenicknames that used to catch our imaginationwhen football was viewed as a form of enter-tainment played for the love of it - not money.Shooting From The Hip was taken aback

when a coach and players called one of theirteammates ‘Nyaope’ over the weekend. Hellno! Where are the exciting nicknames if coa-ches call their players ‘Nyaope’? There are somany nicknames to give to these youngstersinstead of nicknaming them after harmful sub-stances such as ‘Nyaope’.Look, our footballers deserve better nickna-

mes that will inspire these up-and-coming yo-ungsters to realise their dream to play in thehighest level of football. But if we give themnicknames like ‘Nyaope’, are we inspiring or

killing their talent? It means coaches condonethese youngsters’ actions off the field. Still onnicknames, Shooting From The Hip was alsovery disappointed to hear a development coachsaying “fancy football doesn’t win games”.Please! If there is coach who thinks like this,you must know that he is a “fake”. He is nota development coach because he doesn’t belie-ve in natural talent. What is fancy football?(if Shooting From The Hip may ask).Shooting From The Hip immediately con-

fronted this coach and he knows himself. Hel-lo, can a development coach really say this tohis colleagues? This is a clear indication thatsome coaches are in football by mistake. Coa-ches like these are not good for our football.Shooting From The Hip is not sure if there issomething like “fancy” football as this coach

suggests. The only thing that Shooting FromThe Hip knows is creative football where yo-ungsters are allowed to express themselveswithout thinking of results.What is ‘development’ teaching to these yo-

ungsters if a coach says “fancy” footballdoesn’t win games? Are development coachesforgetting that at this level wemust allow theseyoungsters to express themselves and entertainthe spectators?For example, most of the teams that are out

of the tournament play entertaining footballThis coming weekend it is the u/17 soccer

tournament and I can tell you now – we arenot going to witness the number of goals sco-red by the u/13s and u/15s because coacheswill want to win at all costs. Fancy footballmy Foot!

Hell no, ‘Nyaope’ is not a football nicknameSHOOTINGFROM THE

HIPWith

Zacharia Nale

Zacharia Nale

SEDIBENG. - The MCS Sedibeng SoccerTournament brought excitement to local foot-ball with a total of five-hundred-and-seventy-six (576) kids taking part in thistalk-about-town tournamentthat is under way at theShakespeare Stadium. Thetournament continued overthe weekend with the u/15soccer teams battling for thequarter-final spot. A total of nine-ty-six (96) goals were scored betweenSaturday and Sunday. Last week SedibengSter Sport reported that seventy-one (71)goals were scored by the u/13s in just twodays. The tournament has attracted manylocal soccer fans including parentswho, des-pite chilly and rainy weather, came in num-bers to support these future stars on Saturdayand Sunday. Speaking to Sedibeng Ster Sports,Tebello Kheswa says this tournament hascaught the attention of scouts in PSL. “Wehavereceived calls from some development coacheswho are interested in coming out andscout for talent. The good news is thatthis year’s tournament saw soccer te-ams from the white community par-ticipate for the first time,” conclu-des Kheswa. The u/15s that qualifedfor the quarter-finals are MightyStars, Golden Eagles Arrows, Manyora,Happy Stars, Nale Academy, Celta Vigo DevCentre, Ikageng Dev, and Abafa Ba Style. Me-anwhile, this weekend is the turn of the u/17soccer teams to battle it out for quarter-finalspot at Shakespeare Stadium.

Tournament attractsTournament attractshundreds of childrenhundreds of children

This is one of the teams that took part in the General Smuts School Soccer Tournament that came to an end on Saturday.

This young goalkeeper warms up beforethe u/15 MCS Tournament matches at theShakespeare Stadium on Saturday. Photo:Zacharia Nale.

Zacharia Nale

VEREENIGING. - General Smuts HighSchool Soccer Tournament came to anend over the weekend with the winningschool presented trophies and medals.This secondary school tournament washailed a success by the former MorokaSwallows and SuperSport United defen-der Johannes “Spalaza” Mini. This ten-school tournament was sponsored byVaal Toyota, Vereeniging Bubbly Col-drink, Rand Waterboard, Sedgars SportsWarehouse, Diamond Corner and MaxiMotors to ensure the success of this annu-al school soccer tournament.The schools that participated in this

tournament include Suncrest, Vaal Chris-tian, Vereeniging Hoerskool, Drie Rive-re, Phoenix, El Shaddai, Riverside, Rust-ter-vaal, Maxeke, General Smuts andMohloli Secondary School.

Speaking to Ster Sports, Mini hailedthis year’s tournament a success.“The talent displayed for most of the

tournament was an overwhelming dis-play of God-given talent. They gave ushope that we will soon have a professio-nal soccer team to represent Sedibeng.This kind of talent needs to be supportedand I’m happy sponsors came on boardto make sure the tournament achieved itsobjective to give these boys and girls anopportunity to take part in the sport,” saysMini.Rust-ter-Vaal Combined School was

crowned champion in the u/14 category,while Vaal Christian was crowned cham-pion in the u/15 division. Rust-ter-VaalCombined School was also crownedchampion in the girls’ categorywhile Ho-erskool Drie Riviere won the open girls’category.

General Smuts SchoolTournament comes to an end


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SDF & Precinct DevelopmentStakeholder RelationsPublic Participation

MEETINGSedibeng District Municipality

Cllr. Mahole Simon Mofokeng, the Executive Mayor of Sedibeng DistrictMunicipality cordially invites the public and relevant stakeholders to attend anopen meeting to introduce the Draft Spatial Development Plan (SDF) for theSedibengRegion.

Introduction:Thismeeting is organized in terms of Section 4 of theMunicipalSystemsAct, 2000, which states that municipalities should invite the public totake part in the affairs of their municipality and also chapter 5 of the MunicipalSystemsAct, which states that each Local Authority is required to compile anIntegrated Development Plan for its area of jurisdiction and Section 26 of theMunicipal SystemsAct, further states that the SDF forms a core component ofthe IntegratedDevelopment Plan.

Purpose: The purpose of this Public Participation meeting isto introduce the draft spatial vision (SDF) for the Regionand the Precinct Development Plans to the generalpublic and to gather comments which will guide the finalSDFandPrecinct Development documents.

www.sedibeng.gov.za

Vereeniging Banquet Hall8 November 20139:00am

Venue:Date:Time:

The details of this meeting are as follows:

ming together to team up with an institutionof this magnitude, NWU Vaal, in pursuit ofa very noble cause in terms of the empower-ment of sports people.

“This InnovationCentre will be instrumen-tal in getting us glued to the community, espe-cially in this area that has a very rich historyof football such as Vaal. In the 60s, 70s andthe 80s the Vaal area produced lot of footbal-lers. The partnership will benefit the broadercommunity.

It is about empowerment of sports peopleand the community at large. This is also partof the expansion process that we have embar-ked upon,” said Motaung.

Kaizer Chiefs Football Club MarketingDi-rector Jessica Motaung summed it up whenshe said the vision of the Kaizer Chiefs wasa Centre of Innovation: “We are excited atthe launch of this relationship,” she said ad-ding that the relationship augurs well in termsof expanding the club brand and bringing thetwo institutions together.

NorthWest University Vaal Campus Chancellor Professor Thanyani Marimba and KaizerChiefs Executive Chairman Kaizer Motaung during the announcement of the InnovationCentre at the NWUVaal campus last Friday. Photo: Zacharia Nale.

Zacharia Nale

VANDERBIJLPARK. - North-West Univer-sity (NWU)-Vaal Campus came to a standstillon Friday when Kaizer Chiefs hit the campus.

The occasion was when these two organi-sations officially announced their partnershipto construct the Chiefs Centre of Innovationon the NWU-Vaal Campus.

This pioneering initiative is a first-of-its-kind for both sport and higher education inthe country and will see the establishment ofa multi-purpose, Chiefs dedicated walk-incentre on the Vaal campus, which is one ofthe leading and largest educational instituti-ons.

The partnership between Kaizer Chiefsand the NWU signifies two brands comingtogether for the creation of synergy.

Speaking during the launch, the executivesof the two organisations articulated their ent-husiasm for the partnership. Kaizer Chiefs’executive chairman Kaizer Motaung says itis a milestone in the history of the club co-

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