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he power system is expected to remain very tight over the next few days, with Eskom doing all it can to avoid load shedding.

“The system is expected to remain very tight over the next few days.

While Eskom will do its best to avoid load shedding, customers can make the biggest impact by reducing their usage throughout the day, including weekends,” said the power utility on Monday.

During this past weekend, most South Africans experienced load shedding. The weekend was used to restore water and diesel reserves for the week.

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The utility said customers can assist by reducing the impact on the power system through the efficient use of electricity.

The Cahora Bassa plant was shut down on Sunday as per planned maintenance and returned to service yesterday evening after repairs were completed.

However, this took longer than planned and the delay resulted in the use of open cycle gas turbines on Sunday over the evening peak.

“Eskom calls on all South Africans to pull together over the next few months and use electricity sparingly by ‘living lightly’ this summer.

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“Less is more this summer and homeowners and businesses can do so with just four steps: first, switching off geysers and pool pumps; second, switching off nonessential lights; third, efficient use of air-conditioners by keeping the room temperature at 23° C; and finally, responding to the alerts on TV each evening.”

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Coming up on isiBaya this December, 2014: Mpiyakhe demands a hard bargain from Iris, but she doesn't back down.

The men come back with disappointing news for the Chief. Zweli cracks a deal with a Zungu.

Mpiyakhe informs Mkabayi about the deal with Iris. Fezile and Sihle go on an expedition. The wives think Qondi should make a choice about her future.

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Gogo Mkhithi settles the score with Sunday. Qondi. is fed up and the wives are worried. Mkabayi has a tough time letting go.

S'khaleni's excited about moving in with Pam. Fezile's suspicions about Sihle grow while she seeks revenge for her father.

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Sihle is on a deadly mission. Zanele lets Thabiso back into her life.

Qondi gets a deadly warning.

Mandla is put in a difficult position when his taxi goes missing.

Mkabayi surprises Sihle unexpectedly. Ntandane gives Pam a gift to solve her problems.

While Fezile worries about Sihle, she discovers the truth. Bhekifa makes a new friend. Iris questions Zweli about his new relationship.

Qondi has found herself in a sticky situation. Iris discovers what Zweli has been doing with the Zungus.

Mandla takes action. Melusi looks for a way to earn money. Mpiyakhe is shocked when Iris doesn't want what he thought she would want.

Bhekifa is angered by the recent shooting. Melusi makes another mistake. Mehl'mamba makes an important decision.

Melusi finds a way to deal with Mdu. Bhekifa has an interesting prospect for Qondi. Zanele can't help but miss someone she once cared deeply for.

Melusi finally acquires the bag Nosisa has been asking for, but will she make good on her own part of the deal? Qondi makes an important decision concerning her future. Iris gets new information.

Iris finally puts the past behind her. Qondi settles into her new job while Mandla puts a new plan into action.

Mandla springs his trap on Melusi. Iris' maid quits.

Qondi learns more about Bhekifa. Iris lies to Kaone. Bhekifa tells Zanele where she stands. Lerato's surprise backfires.

Pam and Ntandane grapple with their guilt. Mkabayi tries to intervene in the Fezile/Sihle situation. Thabiso tempts Zanele.

Bhekifa upsets Zanele. Iris tries to hire a new maid. Mandla plans a takeover.

Thabiso fuels the fire with Zanele. Bhekifa gives permission to hire a new maid. Kaone moves in.

It's New Year's Eve and Thabiso convinces Zanele to help with his cunning plan.

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thuba Holdings has been awarded the third licence to operate the National Lottery, the Department of Trade and Industry (dti) said on Thursday.

“The Minister of Trade and Industry, Dr Rob Davies today announced that negotiations for the third National Lottery Licence have been successfully concluded with

Ithuba Holdings (Pty) Ltd. “As a result, Minister Davies has awarded the licence to conduct the third National Lottery to Ithuba in terms of section 13(1) of the Lotteries Act, 1997,” said the dti.

The decision was made after consultation with the National Lotteries Board. Ithuba is to

commence operating the Lottery on 1 June 2015.

available once the documents are presented in open Court.

“At this stage, Minister Davies is unable to provide further details regarding his decision as Gidani (Pty) Ltd, the current Lottery operator, has taken him to court to challenge his decision to select Ithuba as the preferred applicant.

Details of these proceedings will be

“Minister Davies is hopeful that the matter will be resolved speedily and with the least disruption to the operation of the Lottery,” said departmental spokesperson Sidwell Medupe.

– SAnews.gov.za

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HIV Third Biggest Killer Of South Africans T he Mortality and Causes of Death Report has shown that HIV has risen to be the third leading cause of death in the country, with tuberculosis remaining the number one killer in 2013, says Statistics South Africa (Stats SA).

“An improvement in the reporting of HIV deaths has been seen,” Statistician General Pali Lehohla said on Tuesday at the release of the report.

Lehohla explained that HIV had moved up the ladder to third place from occupying the seventh spot due to there being better reporting of deaths and not because there were more people dying from it.

“When it moved to number three, it is not because HIV and Aids is an increasing cause of death. It’s just that the recording of it has actually improved,” he said.

The data comes as South Africa commemorated World Aids Day on 1 December.

The report found that HIV affected more males in 2013 than females.

The report, which is based on data collected by the Department of Home Affairs through the death registration system, found that the country reported 458 933 deaths in 2013. This was down from the 480 476 deaths recorded in 2012.

“The number of people that are dying in South Africa has declined… over time,” said Lehohla.

In 2013, tuberculosis remained the leading cause of death among South Africans, followed by influenza and pneumonia in the second and third spot respectively.

Of the total 458 933 deaths reported, 23% of them were due to infectious and parasitic diseases and 25% were other diseases, while 17% of deaths were due to circulatory system diseases.

Gauteng MEC for Transport Ismail Vadi has announced that the prefeasibility study on extending routes for the Gautrain services has been completed.

underway and, subject to obtaining the necessary Treasury approvals, would lead to procurement in a phased manner of specific rail network extensions.

The pre-feasibility study was undertaken in parallel to the 25year Integrated Transport Master Plan (ITMP25), said the MEC responding to questions posed by the Gauteng Legislature during an oral reply session on Tuesday.

The feasibility study is expected to be completed in November 2015.

“Briefly stated, the outcomes of the ITMP25 are eight mutually supportive strategic interventions of which two are that the passenger rail network must be reinforced as the backbone of the public transport system in Gauteng.

“The short term initiatives include carrying out the feasibility studies for the extension of the Gautrain system; this is currently being done.

The pre-feasibility study developed some rail route options at a high level,” MEC Vadi said.

The MEC explained that the extensions to the rail network in Gauteng have been registered as a potential public-private-partnership with the Provincial and National Treasuries.

This regulated process sets out stages of feasibility studies and procurements with approvals required from the relevant Treasuries.

He said the feasibility study was

With deaths caused by accidents in the country, Limpopo province had the highest at 30.6% followed by the Northern Cape at 24.1%.

Gauteng province had the lowest number at 3.6%.

Additionally, transport accidents which led to death were reported to occur mostly in June and December.

The Northern Cape recorded the highest number of assault related deaths as a percentage of nonnatural deaths at 23.1%.

The report also found that 44.2% of South Africans die in hospitals while 23.2% die at home.

The death registration of adults in South Africa was at 94%.

– SAnews.gov.za

The report found that the percentage of deaths due to injuries

Gautrain Expansion Pre-feasibility Study Completed

He said that the study was completed in June 2013 and its findings were included in the final report of the ITMP25.

for men was above 60% in the 20 24 age group, while the percentage of deaths due to injuries among women peaked at 28%.

Regarding the pricing of Gautrain tickets, MEC Vadi said this was regulated in terms of the concession agreement, which requires the general use of CPI index for fare increases.

“Exceptions to this are routes where fares are changed to increase or manage demand for the services.

The Gautrain Management Agency fulfils this function on behalf of the province,” he said.

The improvements to the airline online check in systems and the streamlining of check-ins at the OR Tambo Airport have reduced the immediate demand for separate check-in facilities at the Gautrain Sandton Station.

This situation will be monitored and if necessary such facilities could be provided at a later stage, he said.

He further said that the Gautrain bus services were used to convey rail passengers to and from the Gautrain stations. To the extent that other transport modes, and specifically, municipal buses and BRT systems develop on the same routes, the Gautrain bus services will be withdrawn and redeployed in areas to develop new markets of Gautrain users.

– SAnews.gov.za

New Tembisa Police Station Maintains Law And Order A new police station that has been built in Tembisa is making the township’s residents feel safe and secure. It has also made the officers who work tirelessly to fight crime there accessible to the community, writes Nosihle Shelembe.

With 138 dedicated staff members, the police station has been making life difficult for criminals. And Station Commander Colonel Samuel Maredi says gone are the days when criminals took advantage of the community because there was only one police station in the whole of Tembisa.

The Tembisa South Police Station, which was opened by Police Minister Nkosinathi Nhleko, was built to assist the old police station which could no longer deal with the volume of complaints it received from the community.

The state-of-the-art building, which is located in the Ethafeni Section, provides its services to more than 280 000 people. Even though it has only been six months since its doors opened, the impact of the police station has been felt by the community.

Colonel Maredi says his officers are dedicated members who are always ready to go beyond the call of duty to serve the community.

“My staff knows what is expected of them. They are not people who need to be pushed,” he says.

Crimes that are mostly reported at the police station include house robberies, house breakings, business robbery, rape, assault and murder.

Colonel Maredi says the police station has a number of programmes aimed at fighting crime. As South Africa marks the 16 Days of Activism for No Violence against Women and Children, the police station embarked on what it called Operation Basadi (women).

The programme is aimed at creating awareness about the abuse of women and children in communities.

Police officers visit churches and squatter camps to encourage people to report cases of rape.

“It [Operation Basadi] also empowers the community members by informing them what they can do when they find themselves in an abusive relationship,” Colonel Maredi says.

Colonel Maredi, who joined the police force in 1987, had worked at a number of police stations, in different townships throughout his career.

He was awarded the rank of a Colonel in 2004.

His belief is that to fight crime, it’s important for police to maintain a good working relationship with the community.

“As a police officer you need to commit yourself to the community and you will enjoy the work. If you distance yourself from the community you will never win the trust of the community.”

When speaking to SAnews, residents of Tembisa commended the men and women in blue who have dedicated their lives to fighting crime in the township.

Deputy Secretary of the Community Policing Forum Francina Sibambo says she had a good working relationship with the police at the station.

“Having a police station in our area has made me feel secured. There’s a difference in the community, I feel safe,” Sibambo says.

Another resident, Angel Mazibuko says she was happy that a police station was built at her door step and has made her life easier.

Mazibuko commended the staff at the police station for being helpful and responsive.

Moses Resky thinks that crime will decrease in the area because of the new police station.

“I feel safe…it’s my first time coming here but the service was good. The police are attending to my case,” Resky says after his visit to the station. – SAnews.gov.za

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South-South Cooperation Meeting Ends On A High Note JOHANNESBURG, Nov.19 -The two-day High-level Forum on South-South Cooperation for Sustainable Development (SS-SCSD) conference ended in Johannesburg, South Africa on Thursday night with governments, private sector and the non-governmental organisations committing to accelerate cooperation to achieve sustainable growth.

discussions we have paved a way that will help us move into the future where public private partnerships become the tool for sustainable development.”

Cujba also said the establishment of an IOSSC in South Africa will make it possible for the African continent to also get its share of development enjoyed by other countries of the South. The South African Black Business Council, Ndaba Ntsele welcomed the establishment of such office. He said, “South Africa is the right place to establish such an office with our infrastructural development and will use this office to drive development for the entire African continent.”

The delegates who consisted of government officials, civil society members and the public sector engaged in robust discussions on how to improve the lives of their members. Many also presented what their country could offer so as to improve trade which could also translate to improve social services. The South-South members resolved to shares best practices and continue to pursue the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) after failing to meet them in 2015. Speaking at the closing ceremony, Francis Lorenzo, the Executive President of the South- South Steering Committee for Sustainable Development who is also the President of International Organization of South-South Cooperation (IOSSC) said he was happy with the two day meetings. He said, “We are extremely satisfied with the outcomes of the deliberations. We need to ensure that the post 2015 agenda becomes a new opportunity to learn from each other and that be pursued further. We discussed ICT, how research could solve some of our problems and the capacity to close the development gap.”

The senior Trade and Policy advisor, regional officer for Africa (FAO) also pledged to support the newly established IOSSC in South Africa to eradicate poverty.

The Lesotho's Minister of Trade and Industry, Cooperatives and Marketing, Sekhulumi Ntsoaole also said the SouthSouth Cooperation would at as a catalyst for development. He said, “The South-South Cooperation for sustainable development is a good initiative. With South-South cooperation we will find the best way of developing our cities and rural areas to achieve a high level of sustainable development. This is a major tool to help developing countries to reach their full development potential.”

Ntsoaole said they will profitably use the established office to advance the implementation of the MDEGs even post 2015. Jiang Huicheng the Executive Chairman of the IOSSC Asia-Pacific Committee said the organisation is trying to transform the world. He stated that He said, “The missions and objectives of IOSSC are to support South-South and Triangular Cooperation in the fight against poverty by delivering to disadvantaged communities the adequate resources and tools for development in the fields of education, health, environment, capacity building, ICT, transfer of technology, among others.”

He emphasized that they food security should also be placed on top of the political agenda in many countries. He also said, South-South countries agreed to, “share best practices and polices…strengthen relations and strong sense of development and be the voice to be heard in the world.”

The meeting also resulted in the establishment of Africa representative office of the IOSSC in South Africa. Alexandru Cujba, the Secretary General of the SSSCSD, and Director General of the IOSSC stated that they are facing the future with a commitment to take action to build a better world. He said, “During these two days of

Mr. Jiang Huicheng (L) with Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Leung Chun-ying (R) and John Ashe, the President of the United Nations General Assembly ©

He stated that after realising that there is no single system solution for all nations, IOSSC works closely with United Nations member states in order to fit their needs and demands, responding to national development priorities through strengthening knowledge and practices of country, regional, and global perspectives. Huicheng, who is also a Chinese entrepreneur also said, “Today, the South-South world is like China in the 70's, standing at starting line of reforming its economy and industrial transformation. South-South countries can learn from the experience and lessons of China’s development, utilize their own resources to attract capital market from other countries.”

Many countries also presented what they countries could offer including incentives to lure investors for great economic cooperation. Some of the presentation came from some Ministers from South Africa, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Zambia, Tanzania and some private sector.

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A Date With God We All Have Our Seasons....

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e all have our seasons, We all have our times, as I once said when it is summer this side it is winter in another country.

In other words this year was a good year for others because they bought cars, got married, got a baby, bought a house, got a promotion, but what ever happened it brought a smile on their faces, must have been their summer, while that was happening others lost their love once, lost their cars, lost their jobs, lost their money, lost their houses etc, and at the end it brought tears to their eyes. It does not mean it is over with anybody but it means that seasons change, but wait upon the Lord to renew your strength, because his thoughts are not your thoughst and his ways are not your ways.

Do not try to fight on your own, yes you tried and you failed like an athlete who was running 100m and fell, but the important thing is that we are all running the race so do no stop running. Maybe your season is not exactly in January but it begins in March, so pay attention to your life as your season might also be starting now! You might miss it, if you are too busy with other people's business. Leave what others are doing even to you and focus on what God wants to do for you.

Remember you will never do good in every person's life, others will still complain and others will be happy with your actions.

This festive season I would like to tell those who were in and out of season that God loves us all. God

cares for us all that is why we should wait upon the Lord. He knows what to do and he will answer always just in time, do not give up!

Some of us have been through trials but instead of giving up, we are thanking God and saying "Lord even if I did not run the race as I expected to, but you are still my God" have that attitude of thanking him, if you think you have problems ask your neighbour and you will see that your problems are just a stone compared to your neighbour’s mountain! You will begin to thank God for the small problems you have. People have serious problems than you think, but it is up to you how you want to handle your problems. If I were you I would give it to God, he is already carrying the weight of the

world upon his shoulders, I know that your problem is nothing to God. In conclusion: there is a time for everything, your turn is coming.

Thank you Khanyisa Newspaper for being our light this year, for being our eye, May God bring a good season for you again, may He opens more doors for you so that you continue to be the light.

Thank you to everyone who took his/ her time to read Khanyisa Newspaper, those who wrote to me, my family, friends, Khanyisa Team, Mayors and their teams in the different Municipalities, different companies and stakeholders, Churches, Mr Moyo and your team, I would like to wish you ALL a marry Christmas and a Happy New Year

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Hope And A Future Deuteronomy 15:1-2(msg) “At the end of every seventh year, cancel all debts. This is the procedure: Everyone who has lent money to a neighbour writes it off.

You must not press your neighbour or his brother for payment: AllDebts-Are-Cancelled- God says so.”

Praise God for bringing us through the year 2014. Many of us welcomed the prophetic Word that was shared in the beginning and we saw just how it was a year full of the Favour of God. Someone may be saying, but things didn't go my way. But then praise God that you are still standing. Know that when you feel like things have come to a complete full stop in your life, it means that God is about to start a whole new sentence for you.

As the year 2014 comes to an end, we make way for the year 2015. It is going to be the YEAR OF

RELEASE! That means that whatever the enemy has been using against you as a form of debt; it has to be cancelled next year.

Why? Because Our Heavenly Father has said so.

that people perish for lack of knowledge; if you do not know that you are supposed to be free, then you will continue being a slave to your bad habits, addiction or generational curses.

It is said that torment is replaying your past mistakes and hurt over and over in your mind. Maybe you have been replaying just how much your family is bound and that things are not going your way.

Maybe you have been under bondage for such a long time and haven't been able to find a good job, or start a family; please do NOT give up.

But praise God for Khanyisa Newspaper. You are holding this right now and receiving this powerful Word. Claim it and share it. You are free, 2015 is your year for freedom. It doesn't matter how deep and dark the secret is that kept you back all these year; it is your time to come and start a new life in Christ.

2015 is the year for release. Start declaring that right now for yourself and over every area of your life. Declare the Release of God over your health, your finances, your family, your career, etc. We need to be in agreement with what He is doing. Remember

I don't know about you, but I want my Heavenly Father to break the chains and set me free. I want to be a part of the life of abundance that Christ Jesus died for. All you need to do is to receive by faith and walk into it. It is the time to stop being an orphan in the Kingdom and start being a child of the Most

High God. Our Father loves us very much and is willing to break the chains and set us free. Are you willing to be free?

There is so much that may have discouraged you this year. Maybe you lost a loved one, or you lost a job and things just fell a apart.

Child of God know that when you hit rock bottom, you will see that Christ Jesus is The Rock at the bottom waiting to push you back up. He is the Rock of Ages.

Whatever the enemy thought was supposed to kill and defeat you this year didn't work. You have come this far, do not give up!

Let us embrace this coming New Year of Release.

Blessings and Shalom to you and your family this Christ-season.

May Christ be the centre of you celebrations and journeys.

Remember Madiba President Jacob Zuma has thanked South Africans for the “profound and dignified” send-off the nation accorded former President Nelson Mandela, ahead of the first anniversary of his passing.

South Africa will on Friday commemorate a year since the death of the first President of a democratic South Africa.

Madiba passed away at his home in Houghton, Johannesburg on 5 December last year.

“People from all over the world joined South Africans in mourning the passing of one of the greatest statesman ever produced by Africa.

The world converged in our country

and joined us as we bid farewell to this remarkable global statesman.

“As we remember Madiba this week, let us do so through recommitting ourselves to advancing his vision of unity, reconciliation, global peace, development, prosperity and a better life for all South Africans,” said President Zuma on Monday.

Various activities have been planned for the first anniversary, including an interfaith memorial service at Freedom Park in Pretoria. This will be officiated by Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa.

The Nelson Mandela Centre will also hold a Nelson Mandela Condolence Books Exhibition on 4 December,

officiated by the Minister of Science and Technology, Naledi Pandor.

By July this year, a total of 4850 condolence books and more than 3000 condolence cards had been brought to South Africa from embassies all over the world, demonstrating what Madiba meant to the people of the world.

The Presidency also received more than 100 condolence books from around the country.

There will also be the inaugural Tshwane City Marathon “The Last Mile” in honour of Madiba at the Union Buildings on 14 December.

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Pres Zuma Congratulates Stars Congo, was voted in as President at the weekend following a two-day PYU Congress in Boksburg in Gauteng.

She replaced Yershen Pillay, the chairperson of the National Youth Development Agency, who led the PYU proficiently since his assumption of office.

"We congratulate these inspirational young African women on their sterling achievements and hope that they will serve as beacons for all other young African women to follow in their footsteps and achieve their goals and dreams,” said President Zuma.

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President Jacob Zuma has congratulated Banyana Banyana striker Portia Modise, who was crowned as the 2014 SA Sports Star of the Year at last night’s SA Sport Awards.

“Modise is the first African player to reach the elusive 100-goal mark in international football. She was crowned the 2014 South Africa Sports Star of the Year at the SA Sports Awards on Sunday, 30 November 2014,” said the President on Monday.

The President also took the time to congratulate Francine Muyumba, the newly elected President of the Pan-African Youth Union (PYU).

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