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Mpumalanga Premier Hon. Refilwe M. Tsipane will deliver the State of the Mpumalanga Province Address All roads lead to Nelspruit on Thursday the 4th and 5th July next week as the Premier of Mpumalanga Hon. R. M. Tsipane will deliver the State of the Province address on Friday.

While there might be expectations that there will be minor deviations from the February SOPA, now that the Premier has a five year mandate, there are bound to be surprises in her

speech.

Our very own from Gert Sibande, former Mayor of Chief Albert Luthuli Municipality, Ms. B. P. Shiba, who is now the Speaker of the Legislature will lead proceedings.

At the start of each year or after National and Provincial elections, the Premier delivers an

opening or state of the province address (SOPA). This outlines government policy and direction for the year and also identifies specific goals and targets.

The President of South Africa delivered his State of the Nation Address (SONA) on 20 June 2019 to give directions to Provincial leaders on the direction of National goals.

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RAF brings services to communities Of Standerton and Delmas The Road Accident Fund (RAF) will visit the communities of Standerton and Delmas in Mpumalanga on Saturday, 29 June.

Crash victims can expect RAF staff to give the highest standard of care and professionalism when its Mpumalanga provincial workforce set up a multi-functional office at Standerton Town Hall, Standerton and Delmas Extension 3 Community Hall, Delmas from 08h00 to 16h00.

At the heart of this community outreach is service delivery and making a difference to claimants, including everyone affected by the scourge of road crashes. Assistance will be provided on: registering of new direct claims; checking the status of your Undertaking Certificates, consolidation of required claim compliance documents; and reporting of cases involving alleged touting and misappropriation of RAF payments by attorneys. Community members are en-couraged to bring their ID documents to the event for enquiries and information on their claim.

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How to Respond to Misunderstanding 1. Sometimes we will be misunderstood by our close friends. Paul clearly loved the Corinthians and knew them well. And they clearly knew him well. Yet a rift had grown between them. The same thing happens in marriage, in families, among friends and co-workers, and it certainly happens in every church. If you haven't been misunderstood lately, don't worry. It's bound to happen before long. That's part of the price of living in a fallen world. What happened to Paul happens to all of us sooner or later.

2. The best defense is an honest, clear, nondefensive explanation. Remember Joe Friday from the oldDragnet TV series? He was famous for saying, "Just the facts, Ma'am." Paul doesn't complain, doesn't blame, and doesn't point fingers.

He isn't long-winded. He lays out his explanation so his readers can decide for themselves why he had not come back to Corinth.

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3. We can't control how people respond to us. Rarely will our explanations convince everyone. Sometimes even our close friends will choose not to believe us.

At some point we must decide to leave our reputation in God's hands and walk away from the controversy. "If you live to please people, misunderstandings will depress you; but if you live to please God, you can face misunderstandings with faith and courage" (Warren Wiersbe).

4. Pray for those who misunderstand you. In Sunday School recently our teacher exhorted us about reaching out to the "lepers" around us, the people who cause us difficulty or pain, the folks we normally avoid as much as possible. Then he asked, "Who are the lepers in your life?" An uncomfortable silence filled the room. No one wanted to answer that question. Finally a man spoke up and said there were some people he found it difficult to be around.

Referring to the call to reach out to the "lepers," he commented, "That's good preaching but hard living." Very true. It's easy to say "Love the people who misunderstand you," it's hard to put it into practice. But we must do it anyway.

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5. We must not return evil for evil. This is also hard, especially when your motives are repeatedly attacked. But in this we are to be like our Lord who when he was reviled did not return evil for evil.

When he faced the shouting crowd, he did not trade insults, he did not try to get even, and he did not make accusations. I submit to you that this is not a natural way to live. When we are insulted, our natural inclination is to return an insult for an insult.

But Jesus chose another way. As the old spiritual puts it, "He never said a mumblin' word." "As a sheep before her shearers is silent, so He opened not His mouth"(Isaiah 53:7). When he stood before Pilate and Herod, and when he faced the jeering mob, he uttered no insults, he made no threats.

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Alternatively, they can go to any of the following easily accessible Hospital Service Centres situated throughout the province: Standerton Hos-pital (Standerton); Witbank Hospital (Witbank); Evander Hospital (Evander); Rob Ferreira Hospital (Nelspruit); Tonga Hospital (Tonga); Themba Hospital (White River/KaBokweni); Mapulaneng Hospital (Bushbuckridge); Ermelo Hospital (Ermelo); Piet Retief Hospital (Piet Retief); Mmametlhake Hospital (Mmametlhake); Kwa-Mhlanga Hospital (Kwa-Mhlanga), and Embhuleni Hospital (Nhlazatshe/Elukwatini) Further enquiries can be handled through the RAF Call Centre on 0860 23 55 23 between 07h45 to 16h00 from Monday to Friday. Assistance is available in any of the 11 official languages.

RAF COMMUNITY OUTREACH: MPUMALANGA 25 June 2019 8h00 – 16h00 Sinqobile A Community Hall, Daggakraal 26 June 2019 8h00 – 16h00 Zamokuhle Community Hall, Amersfoort 27 June 2019 8h00 – 16h00 Vukuzakhe Community Hall, Volkrust 28 June 2019 8h00 – 16h00 Grootvlei Clinic, Grootvlei 29 June 2019 8h00 – 16h00 Standerton Town Hall Standerton 29 June 2019 8h00 – 16h00 Delmas Extension 3 Community Hall Delmas

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9 Huge Mistakes That Could Ruin Your Relationship You’re going to need to be brave if you really want to fall in love. I had to learn the hard way that I can’t allow myself to act defensively whenever my partner accuses me of coming up short in the relationship.

At first, I always thought that I was so prim and proper when I was in love. I always assumed that I was being the perfect girlfriend to my partner.

But the truth is that I was just scared.

I wasn’t brave enough to come to terms with the fact that I was indeed less than perfect. And the reason I was scared was that I used to think that imperfection would mean losing out on love.

But that is all wrong. You can never allow yourself to be scared of confronting your own weaknesses.

You can never be scared of coming to terms with the truth when it comes to love and relationships. You must always be willing to face reality. And that’s exactly what this article is going to force you to do right now. If you are genuinely interested in falling in love, then you need to face these 3 truths about it.

1. Unreasonable expectations are premeditated fights and disappointments.

It’s always fine to have your share of expectations whenever you first get into a relationship with someone.

When you have expectations and you communicate them to your partner, then you are essentially keeping each other in check. You are always staying on the same page.

But if you have unreasonable expectations that you hide from your partner, then you are essentially setting yourself up for disappointment. You are only going to be instigating fights with your partner before you even start the relationship.

2. We all want to feel loved and cared for by someone else.

You don’t have to keep acting as you hate it whenever your partner is trying to baby you. You LOVE being loved. EVERYONE loves to be loved. Just stop denying it. No one is going to think that you are some kind of codependent loser if you want to feel love and care from your partner.

No one is going to blame you for craving your partner’s affections. It’s perfectly natural for you to want to experience the love that your partner has for you. You don’t have to keep putting up this false image of yourself as someone who doesn’t need your partner’s affection or intimacy.

3. We often blame our partners for our own insecurities.

You are only human and so naturally, you are going to have your fair share of insecurities. However, if you fail to maintain a sense of self-awareness; if you fail to come to terms with your insecurities, you are going to want to project them to the nearest available target: your partner.

You will start to blame your partner for all of your weaknesses because you are too afraid to come to terms with your own vulnerability. You always want to see yourself as perfect and so any imperfection in your life must be attributed to your partner instead. This can be very detrimental to any kind of relationship and you need to stop that if you don’t want to drive your partner away.

FINAL THOUGHTS If you find that you are guilty of a lot of these less-than-perfect truths, then that’s fine. You’re only human after all. At least you have the selfawareness to realize your mistakes so that you can learn from them. You just have to be able to recognize what you are doing in your relationship that isn’t necessarily working.

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Remarks by the Premier of Mpumalanga, Hon. R.M. Tsipane on the occasion of the State Of the Nation Address debate as Umhlahlandlela, that gives us vision, hope, renewal and indeed a new dawn for our nation.

response to our current mission to eliminate the legacy of colonialapartheid.

The statement follows:

We join the many voices who have correctly stated that this SONA was able to capture the imagination of our people and reignite their energies, towards the building of a better South Africa for all.

The President was unambiguous when he said, open quote“we must improve the affordability, safety and integration of commuter transport for low income households.” closed quote.

As the “Province of the rising sun”, we welcome the President's address

This SONA challenged all of us to reimagine and rethink anew, in

The NDP 2030 demands that both public and private investment should

The SONA debate was held on 25 June 2019. Premier Tsipane started off by congratulating his Excellency the President of the Republic of South Africa on what she said was a well delivered comprehensive and balanced State of the Nation Address.

go towards extending bus services, refurbishing commuter trains, linking high-volume corridors and integrating all these into an effective transport service.

Madam Speaker, this is exactly what the ANC led government has been doing since the dawn of our democracy.

True to our commitment to invest in public transport infrastructure as outlined in the ruling party's electoral manifesto, we have successfully launched the national and regional road infrastructure networks like Maputo Corridor, Moloto Corridor and the Trans-Kalahari Corridor.

We have improved and extended the N1 and N2 road infrastructure linking towns, cities, provinces and neighbouring states.

This is because we acknowledged the strategic role that, the road infrastructure network can play in unlocking and stimulating local and regional economic activity and in the creation of job opportunities.

The President's pro-poor and unifying vision must be viewed as a prototype to deliver a just, dignified, and inclusive future for our generation.

It is a cosmopolitan vision that will undo centuries of racial inequality premised upon apartheid social planning which turned the majority of our people in into pariahs in the land of their birth.

Social and economic exclusion caused by policies of the past is still evident in the long distances many people, especially the poor, travel from where they live to their places of employment.

Providing them with suitable, safe, efficient and cost-effective transport is crucial for broadening social and economic access.

Madam Speaker, the ANC-led government has successfully introduced the Rapid Bus Transit in a number of cities in this country.

This system has reduced costs of travelling in urban areas, making it easier for young people who are students and job seekers to commute between townships and cities.

However, too many of our people who live in rural areas are still unable to benefit from such a system.

The NDP is explicit in advocating for a reliable, economical and Continued on page 04....../

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Remarks by the Premier of Mpumalanga, Hon. R.M. Tsipane on the occasion of the State Of the Nation Address debate

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Over the period of 25 years we have been working hard building bridges, smooth-flowing corridors linking our laying roads into previously isolated villages, and providing affordable various modes of transport such as road, rail, air, sea ports and pipelines. and safe public transport to connect communities and advance social This is the vision that the President development. eloquently espoused in his state of the nation address.

State entities like SANRAL and PRASA have been leading the Madam Speaker, we inherited an implementation of our integrated ageing transport system whose transport policies to improve public development did not have the transport. The National Transport disabled and vulnerable in mind.

Master Plan (NATMAP 2050) is our comprehensive, multi-modal, It had no consideration of the safety integrated plan which anchors a of the underpaid female security sustainable framework for guards, domestic and factory implementing transport while workers, who must wake up at 4am providing infrastructure and services. at an informal settlement, walk five kilometres in a dangerous open veld Our Master plan sees transport as crucial in promoting township and at dawn to an unguarded railway village economies. station in order to report for duty in town by 7am.

In the State of the Province Address It is this system that displayed a lack (SOPA) earlier this year, we reported, among others that in Mpumalanga, of sympathy or concern for the frail grandmother returning from hospital Through our provincial Department of Public Works, Roads and at dusk in an overloaded and Transport (DPWRT), Mpumalanga speeding mini-bus taxi to KaNyamazane. This transport system made a remarkable progress towards the provision of an efficient, thrived because of the racially segregated town planning designed to competitive and responsive economic infrastructure network. keep our people on the outskirts of the centres of economic activity.

We created, 328 876 job These are hard realities that the ANC opportunities for women, 292 803 to youth and whilst 8 872 were government has had to deal with apportioned to people with since taking over government in disabilities. For economic 1994. empowerment, we awarded 30% of cont. from page 03

all contracts to women and 15% to youth.

Madam Speaker, the Department of Transport has developed a rail policy framework that seeks to revitalise South Africa's rail network.

You will recall that in October 2018, the President launched South Africa's very first passenger train manufacturing plant in Nigel. This state of the art facility is positioning South Africa as a manufacturer of new generation passenger trains. To date, Madam Speaker, this facility has already produced new trains locally.

We will continue to engage our colleagues in the taxi industry to also do their part and ensure the dignity and safety of our people by sanctioning the utilisation of road worthy minibus taxis into their operations.

The new, advanced breathalyser kit that was launched by former Transport Minister Dr. Blade Nzimande in April 2019 will assist our efforts to remove intoxicated drivers from our roads into jail cells.

We will continue to take strong action against those traffic officers who allow drunken driving by accepting bribes.

We recall that as recently as June 16, we lost 24 young people in one collision. This was in addition to the 45 people who passed away in the same weekend in Limpopo alone.

We once more wish to convey our heartfelt and sincere condolences to the families of the victims.

We agree with Transport Minister Mbalula that one death on our roads is one too many.

As Provinces, we stand ready to lend a hand and support him in his plans We also re-affirm Government's to have traffic officers on the ground commitment to continue to engage 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and to with the Taxi Industry on matters such as the issuing of subsidies to the increase the number of officers in our employ. sector, vehicle financing, and taxi violence.

Therefore Madam Speaker, working together, it is in our hands to ensure South Africa's new dawn must also herald the end of the carnage on our that our future is better than our past. roads.

We shall not treat drunk and reckless drivers with kid gloves.

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27 July 2019 | 20h00 R150pp No under 16s Tickets available at Computicket and at the Winners Circle desk August Events • Abuti Lolo 8 very funny comedians take to the stage at Graceland in August Hosted by Award winning comedian Abuti Lolo, I’ve Got Friends Too is a Comedy show includes some of the most funniest acts in the country.

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Ditch the 5 hours Inverter & Use 12 volt Gadgets Edvertorial Load shedding is unavoidable especially if one or two generators breakdown. This is when it becomes absolutely necessary to implement rotational load-shedding.

The power utility keeps alerting South Africans of risks of load shedding once there is a shortage of capacity due to the loss of generating units at any of its power stations.

The power utility has also received additional megawatts than projected from wind power plants.

At a media briefing, Eskom shared its Winter Plan where it indicated that it expects to implement 26 days of Stage 1 load shedding during the winter period, depending on the level of unplanned breakdowns.

Eskom has appealed to residents and businesses to use electricity smartly and sparingly.

“By rallying together we can contribute to a saving of up to 500MW, which is equivalent of 1 unit at a power station. Please switch off geysers as well as all non-essential lighting and electricity appliances to assist in reducing demand,” it said.

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Only R6,800

Only R1,800

12 volt DC | 3 way Fridge 138 L | By order only Solar | Gas | Electricity

12 volt DC | Mini Fridge Solar | Electricity

12 volt Fan | Ceiling Fan

R420

R360

Total Independence

12 volt Inveter Charge Controller

Various Pure Sine Wave Inveters

R380 Basic 12v Solar System No Inverter | Longer Hrs

12v Ceiling Fan

R580 12v stand alone Fan

Be Cool This Summer

Flood Lights 30k Power Bank

Flood Lights 30k Power Bank

12 volt DC Stoves

Solar Panel JA 300W Mono Percium 5BB All Black

12 volt TV | Portable TV

22� 12v TV R2,800

From R800

From 10 watts 12v or 250 v

R535

10 A Charge Controller

12 volt 102 AH Gel Battery

From R200

Various Gel Batteries in Stock Quality Guaranteed

12volt DC stove with 2 power levels 3 globes: 12volts 3 watts

- 30,000a Power Bank - Charge 5 times on a single charge Portable Laptop chargers Available

R1,000

270 watt Panels R2,800 each

Only R-

We stock the best Solar products

R535 12volt DC blower stove

Price Excludes Installation Can power up 12 v Gadgets as listed on page 05

All for only R6,200

We also supply Solar water pumps and wearable solar chargers

SOLAR GADGETS & ACCESSORIES We supply and do installations around Gert Sibande District from Ermelo Email: solar@khanyisamedia.co.za CALL: 084 334 4627