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DMB Holdings Joins Hands with Registered Communications DMB Holdings (PTY) LTD, a South African holdings group have concluded negotiations and entered into an exciting commercial partnership with Registered Communications (PTY) LTD, a subsidiary of Spanish and UK based Telco – Leida.net.

The agreement will enable DMB Holdings, predominantly through its subsidiaries, to launch South Africa's first Registered and Certified e-mail and sms service.

The unique service will enable businesses and organisations in both the Private and Public sector to certify e-mail and sms communications to clients.

“Certifying electronic communications with clients is a crucial step towards effective revenue management and debt collection, as the certification could be used as evidence in a court of law, by implication confirming that clients received electronic correspondence from Credit Providers. Organisations can now efficiently follow the letter of the law when engaging their clients within the framework as set out by the National Credit Regulator and the National Credit Act”, says Dewald Pretorius, Operations Director for DMB Holdings.

“The majority of the subsidiaries with the DMB Holdings Group are focussed on the Public Sector and the electronic

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It is believed that South Africans owe Municipalities in excess of R4 Billion in arrear accounts.

Although Electronic Communications certifications will not enable the collection of all outstanding debt, it will certainly make the credit control and arrear collection process much more efficient than the current standard operating procedure.

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he Mpumalanga Excellence Awards (MEA’s) are an annual event held to celebrate the successes of Mpumalanga citizens who are spread across the Province and beyond.

In their inaugural year, the MEA’s seek to discover/ celebrate/ honour the talents and skills of individuals whose work across different fields, help to uplift communities, build societies, change mentalities and inspire spirits.

Mpumalanga’s excelling citizens may be spread across the country and the rest of the world, but it is here, at home, where their work has the most impact, as each good deed, inspire a hundred more of young minds that were in doubt of their abilities, into 100 young minds determined to change their lives in spite of their circumstances.

The Mpumalanga Excellence Awards were launched after discovering the need to appreciate and honour Mpumalanga citizens who are excelling in their chosen fields while developing their communities.

With different categories, spread across various fields, the MEA's seek to encourage citizens of Mpumalanga to be the ones spearheading the growth and development of the communities of the Province.

Communities will have the liberty to nominate their chosen candidates and the MEA Committee will accept all nominations, which will then be put through a selection process, leaving ten nominees for each category, from whom the four official nominees will be chosen, with one ultimate winner announced on the night of the awards.

There are a lot of awards categories to choose from each with sub categories ranging from Business Excellence Award, Young Entrepreneur Award, Best Private/ Public Partnership initiative, Woman in business Award, Excellence in Sports, Excellence in Media Award, Best Practice Award, Excellence in Marketing and Communications, Mpumalanga Excellence Award.

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What Did Paul Mean When He Said He Had Finished The Race? Part6 (Hebrews 1:1-4).

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The letter closes with the words "Grace be with you all" (Hebrews 13:25), which is the same closing found in each of Paul's known letters (seeRomans 16:20;1 Corinthians 16:23;2 Corinthians 13:14;Galatians 6:18;Ephesians 6:24 Philippians 4:23;Colossians 4:18;

Continued from last issue... he title, "To the Hebrews," which appears in the earliest known copy of the epistle is not a part of the original manuscript.

There is no salutation, the letter simply begins with the assertion that Jesus, the Son of God, has appeared, atoned for our sins, and is now seated at the right hand of God in heaven

Thessalonians 5:28;2 Thessalonians 3:18;1 Timothy 6:21;2 Timothy 4:22;Titus 3:15; andPhilemon 25). However, it should be noted that Peter (1 Peter 5:14;2 Peter 3:18) used similar—though not identical—closings. Possibly that it was simply customary to close letters like this with the words "Grace be with you all" during this time period.

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Church tradition teaches that Paul wrote the book of Hebrews, and until the 1800s, that issue was closed. However, though a vast majority of Christians—both and scholars and the laity—still believe Paul wrote the book, there are some tempting reasons to think otherwise.

sophisticated communicator, Paul stated that he purposely did not speak with a commanding vocabulary (1 Corinthians 1:17;2:1;2 Corinthians 11:6).

The book of Hebrews quotes extensively from the Old Testament. Paul, as a Pharisee, would have been familiar with the Scripture in its original First and foremost is the lack of Hebrew language. In other a salutation. Some sort of letters, Paul either quotes the personal salutation from Paul Masoretic Text (the original appears in all of his letters. So it Hebrew) or paraphrases it. would seem that writing anonymously is not his usual However, all of the quotes in method; therefore, the this epistle are taken out of the reasoning goes, Hebrews Septuagint (the Greek Old cannot be one of his letters.

Testament), which is inconsistent with Paul's usage.

Second, the overall composition Finally, Paul was an apostle and style is of a person who is a who claimed to receive his very sophisticated writer. Even revelations directly from the though he was certainly a Lord Jesus (1 Corinthians

11:23;Galatians 1:12). The writer of Hebrews specifically says that he was taught by an apostle (Hebrews 2:3).

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If Paul didn't write the letter, who did? The most plausible suggestion is that this was actually a sermon Paul gave and it was transcribed later by Luke, a person who would have had the command of the Greek language which the writer shows. Barnabas is another likely prospect, since he was a Levite and would have been speaking on a subject that he knew much about. Martin Luther suggested Apollos, since he would have had the education the writer of this letter must have had. Priscilla and Clemet of Rome have been suggested by other scholars.

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he playing field is set and the players are all standing by. The preparation for the race is on and each time with more participants joining in having been disgruntled by other existing political parties, they walk out and form their own, some initially with a big oomph but latter losing steam and settling for just a few seats.

Each time a breakaway happens, it eats away from the major cakes and one just wonders where this trend is really leading us to. This is a time when political leaders bite their nails not really sure what complexion the final out come will have.

New Smaller parties are filled with hope and enthusiasm that the future is bright for them basing their calculations on the size of the total cake to share from as well as the stories in the media that promise them the 5th Dimension.

Such a period is both filled with hope and volatile all at the same time. It is filled with hope as people all prepare to go to the polls to vote for their choice of candidates and it is volatile because there is a lot of unproven promises that come with any elections and neighbours and friends may start to see things differently and start to drift apart.

Tense a period as it may be, this is a period in which we all need to remember that according to creation all human beings, in one way or another, are linked to each other - Gen 1:27.

While we may see things differently as opposing parties, we must remember that when you hurt another person, you also hurt yourself! This is why they say what goes around comes around.

Also, if you do good to one individual, whether you

know them or not, you are actually doing good to yourself. Politics need not divide us as a community or as a nation.

No one is born evil.

No one is evil. What is evil is what the person does and because it is not part of creation, it is an error. An error that has been fed into the individual's mind for so long that to them, they see nothing wrong unless they are exposed to another level of Consciousness.

Elections do not mean fighting, or killing each other.

Elections are a democratic process that allows all citizens to exercise their constitutional right to choose leaders of their choice and in an ideal situation, in a peaceful manner.

Some will go to the polls with a grudge that their lives are not well to do and they will blame it on Government. will wake up every day for the 5 year period and do nothing except lazy around and politic every opportunity they get while they expect manna from an incumbent Government.

If they do not get freebies, they speak of delivery and lack thereof. While freebies like those that already exist, come at a price, it is the duty of every citizen to pay for all services consumed and to also pay tax so that any incumbent government can have resources to maintain and improve the lives of all its citizens.

Local Municipalities operate as businesses. They provide services and they receive payment for the services, some of which do not belong to them, like electricity where they have to pay ‘Eish!kom’.

So, they will expect those that consume these services to pay for them so that

they can improve going forward. They also need to pay their staff, overheads and other experiences that keep their doors open, but some people vote blindly without understanding these basics.

Poverty is also an error in society. No one is sentenced to Poverty. Poverty, while it is an error, it is also a disease.

With the right frame of mind, it can be cured with the correct interaction with the Creator, before you interact with other human beings or government for support.

In the words of Gandhi, “You must be the change that you want to see in the world.”

If as an individual, you are not prepared to change, according to the Law of Attraction, do not expect any other person to change for the better towards you! Simple.

You cannot be poor when the one who created you also created everything on this earth including money. There is something you are not doing right. Zinuke amakhwapha.

As you prepare to go to the ballot box in a few months, remember that Elections are a process, not an event. That process lasts five years and now it is fast drawing to wards an end.

Check yourself, make the necessary changes in you and view that community around you with a sober mind, not a mob infected emotional mind that is bent on destroying those things that are supposed to make your community a better place to live in. It is your duty to look after them and preserve them so that Government can build going forward.

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Hours Of Midnight Thunderstorms Wreck Havoc In Mabuza Settlement in Ermelo Mpumalanga Hours of midnight thunderstorms wracked havoc at Mabuza settlement just outside Ermelo.

While some have proper houses and rain is of no consequence to them many have shacks that do not even have concrete to secure them and water just gushes in wetting everything inside.

families who live in town and when it rains like this, their situation is very pathetic. Besides the water situation, these old people are subjected to rape by desperate, uncaring men who live in the vicinity as when the sun goes down, it becomes so dark you cannot even see your own hand!

July Papadi 36, one of the victims, spoke to Khanyisa Newspaper about his ordeal and said, “Water came in here and damaged all my equipment. Since morning till noon, I was taking it out with a bucket�

Papadi wished if someone could help redeem them out of this situation.

Residents here say they have been waiting patiently for water and electricity and other services to be brought to them but for over five years now, they have listened to many varying stories but nothing has come their way.

Another neighbour had water up to his bed level and the whole yard was immersed in water.

The cause of all this, regardless of the heavy storm is a dam that is situated right in the middle of the settlement area and when it rains, it fills up and water extends to some houses while its outlet damages all the houses on its path.

Because there is no proper river that serves as an outlet from the dam or any form of drainage in place, water from the dam flows on make shift roads losing direction on its way down to go into yards and houses.

The sad part is that there are old people here who live on their own after having been dumped by their

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The Wedding of One Of Khanyisa’s Religious Columnists

During a farm dwellers commission held in Ermelo recently, when the Mabuza Farm issue was raised, Commissioner Nkambule dismissed it as a squarter camp and that as far as the province knew, the place had been handed over to Msukaligwa Municipality and that electricity and water was already there. When the committee presenting the issue headed by Pastor Dlamini denied this, the commissioners said that they would take up the matter with the Municipality.

Khanyisa Newspaper is also following up on the issue and a said MOU that was signed in July 2013 after the then MEC for Human Settlements visited the farm.

More updates in the coming weeks.

Thato and Anele Manyo tied the knot at Bethal Town Hall on 19 December 2015. Anele Manyo, previously Anele Mnisi is a Pastor and a religious columnist fo Khanyisa Newspaper. Halala!

Shacks immersed in Water

While people were advised not to put up concrete structures, some out of desperation, have invested as they now call this home.

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Farm Dwellers Hearing...

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pumalanga premier David Mabuza delegated the Commission of Enquiry to undertake a visit to Gert Sibande District’s Local Municipalities to monitor and listen to challenges faced by farm dwellers.

The Commission of Enquiry to the Farm dwellers visited the Farm dwellers from Msukaligwa Local Municipality on the Twenty Fifth of January 2016. The visit follows the appeal by the farm dwellers who ask government to intervene in addressing service delivery and challenges facing their residences.

The commission of Enquiry that was appointed by the Mpumalanga Premier David Mabuza, is in process of investigating the living conditions of Farm Dwellers in the Mpumalanga Province. This commission was appointed under section 2 (1) of the Mpumalanga Commissions of Enquiry Act of 1998 Act No. 11 of 1998. Currently the commission of Enquiry is conducting public hearings and farm visits in different regions of the Province.

Khanyisa News Team gathered the following information, during the hearings at Msukaligwa Municipality in Ermelo Town Hall in January.

Most of the Farm Dwellers have settled and have sentimental issues. They need basic needs like every other living human being.

The commission will compile a report that will indicate in each instance, the level scope and intent of recommended intervention by Government helping the Mpumalanga Government to take the matter forward.

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Participants and Victims who came to the commission from the surrounding farms who need moral support from the government and Land Affairs.

Participants and Victims who came to the commission from the surrounding farms who need moral support from the government and Land Affairs.

Claim for Infrastructure and Security Mr. Joseph Mahlangu from Boomplaas situated 12km from Breyten under Msukaligwa Municipality.

Mr. Mahlangu says his forefathers arrived there in 1870, they belong to the chieftaincy of the Mahlangu Clan, they have total of 6 households and they run an initiation School.

They lodged a claim in 1998 and 2001 till now there is no response. They have a reference no 12271 for their claim.

They approached the commission asking for their help for security to get services to improve their life such as Electricity, Water pumps, Toilets, RDP Houses.

Read more on the next issue of khanyisa newspaper.

More to come Farm Conflict Read more about Mr. George Sibiya from Haartebeesfontein with the proplem of unfairly treatment by their working committee which was chosen in 2008, with no progress of unskilled labours in their farm as a further challenge.

We need a Title deed for our Farm and Security Mr. Somandla resides at Morgenzone Farm halfway to Bethal. The farm was previously owned by Mr. Kruisie De Jager who went to stay in Pretoria. Mr. Somandla says that Mr. De Jager brought white farmers to rent from the farm without their concern and that these white farmers have chased them from the farm saying that they don’t have a title-deed for the land.

Somandla says that they went to the Department of Land Affairs in Nelspruit and they referred them to Mr. Mahlalela from Msukaligwa Municipality in Ermelo who was processing the claim. What is surprising is that the claim court was already closed in 2006, the claim court closed in 1998.

Mr. Mahlalela fooled his own African brothers and sisters who believe in him as a part of government. He asked the commission to help him to have access to the title deed for their farm, they applied for the title deed in 2006 till now they never got any response.

Mr. Somandla has the claim reference number, prepared to reclaim again. Read more on the next issue of Khanyisa newspaper.

Abused and Harassed and Evicted by a Tenant Farmer Mrs. Elizabeth Mahlangu and her grandson Mr. Senzo Johannes Sibeko from Haartebeesfontein.

Mrs. Mahlangu was too emotional to talk and her grandson Mr. Senzo Sibeko represented her and said. “In 2010 the government gave us the land and handed us the

rightful papers and we signed a contract with the government that we must stay with this white farmer who is now mistreating us badly.” The Mahlangu family took the matter to court and they won the case, now the whiter farmer is chasing them away and claim the property as his.

Read more on the next issue of khanyisa newspaper.

More to come Mr Nkambule from Haartebeesfontein Read more about the land that was claimed by farmers who are now chasing them away.

Black people smell said a White Farmer...

Read more about Rassfontein, Tweedraaifontein, Pigsdraai farm- Mr. Joseph Motshweni and Mr. Koos Mtsweni who live in Bethal from Govern Mbeki Municipality

Vlakfontein situated between Amarsfoort and Morgenzone.

Read more about- Mr. Xolani Mosia and Ms. Sibongile Kubheka who stayed at the farm for more than 40 years, they asked the commission to help them to buy the farm so it can belong to them officially.

The also asked for services like Water, Toilets, Electricity etc.

Non Functional Tools for Masango Family which bring conflict within the family!

Masango family from Goedehope farm situeted along N11 towards Hendrina with approximately 350 hecters.

The farm has plus minus 40 people living there.

Masango family applied for tools from the Department of Agriculture to assist them on their farm.

They do crop farming, they received broken equipment and now the tools are sitting there gathering rust.

Ms. Dikeledi who is now replaced by Ms. Agnes Shiba working at Ermelo Agriculture, was assisting them with the application process and they had brought non functional equipment with no paperwork...

Read more about the family drama and government chaos-on the next issue of khanyisa newspaper.

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Government To Hold Consultations On Small Business Act The Department of Small Business Development will next week hold a nationwide stakeholder consultation process on certain legislation.

The consultation process seeks to solicit inputs from the department’s stakeholders on the review of the National Small Business Act, read with the National Small Business Amendment Act, well as engage stakeholders on the proposed national minimum wage.

The consultations are scheduled to take place from 25 January to 5 February 2016 covering all the nine provinces.

second day will focus on the national minimum wage.

The Eastern Cape, Northern Cape and KwaZulu-Natal provinces will have two sessions of two days each due to their sizes. The other provinces will have a single session.

“The review of the Act is aimed at ensuring that legislation relating to small businesses is developmental in its orientation and that it is in line with the current realities that confront small business.

They will culminate into a national stakeholder indaba on the review of National Small Business Amendment Act and the national minimum wage, which is planned to take place in Gauteng.

“With regards to the proposed national minimum wage, the department seeks to give stakeholders an opportunity to make inputs on the proposed national minimum wage,” said Small Business Development spokesperson Cornelius Monama.

The department said each consultation session will take place over two days.

The first day will be dedicated to the review of the National Small Business Act and the

Stakeholders that are expected to attend the sessions include micro businesses, small businesses, cooperatives enterprises, small business chambers, cooperative

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associations, cooperative members, academia, nongovernmental organisations, supporting cooperatives and small businesses and local and provincial government officials.

The stakeholder sessions in the Eastern Cape will be held on 25 and 26 January in East London at the Premier Hotel East London and in Umtata on 28 and 29 January at Hotel Savoy.

In KwaZulu-Natal sessions will be held in Durban at the Coastlands on the Ridge on 25 and 26 January and in Ladysmith at the Royal Hotel on 28 and 28 January.

PUBLIC NOTICE COMPILATION OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PLAN (EMP) FOR PROSPECTING RIGHT APPLICATIONS IN TERMS OF THE MINERAL AND PETROLEUM RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT ACT (MPRDA) (ACT NO 28 OF 2002) 0N THE FARM BOSHOEK 442 JT

Notice is hereby given of the intent to compile the Environmental Management Plans in terms of Section 39 and Regulation 52 of the MPRDA for a prospecting right applications mentioned below.

Application Ref no: MP30/5/1/1/2/11846PR Location: Farm Boshoek 442 JT within the magisterial district of Carolina.

Applicant: Tshihadu 2012 Mining (Pty) Ltd Target Mineral: Coal Competent Authority: Mpumalanga Department of Mineral Resources PUBLIC COMMENTS ARE INVITED Stakeholders are invited to register as Interested and Affected Parties (I&Aps) and to participate in the process by identifying issues of concern for consideration in the compilation of the EMP. The Background Information Document (BID) is made available upon request.

Please submit your written comments by post, fax or email within 30 days of this notice to: Mutshimbili Projects (Pty) Ltd Tel: 011 784 6652 Fax: 086 607 6158

The Northern Cape sessions will be held on 25 and 26 January in Kimberly at the Horseshoe Inn and in Upington at the Desert Palace Casino on 28 and 29 January.

In the North West, a session will be held in Rustenburg at Hunters Rest Resort on 28 and 29 January.

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Peace of Heart in All Things Being deceived by the one’s you love...

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hen darkness and doubts assail you, why not keep them at arm’s length? Often they are only interludes of unbelief , nothing more. Why see yourself as dry ground? When his dew appears, the tears of the morning, a thirst is quenched in the desert of your soul...

Everyday when you wake up and blink your eyes and see it's the next day, your heart desires some Justice, Peace, Love, Hope, Warmth and to surrender over the mountain and the seas, then someone comes and step on your toe purposeful and you respond Oooouch!!! then looks straight into your eyes saying sorry with a motive smile, when you blink, your toe is swollen and you feel like crying then the warmth inside your heart says hush my darling don’t cry it’s gonna get

better, then you lift your chin up and move forward with the day.

The same person comes and ask for your help then you offer the help and decides to knock you off, and say pray harder than ever God will save you...

This shows that its not easy to be a CHRISTIAN you need to compromise your happiness...

In the book of exodus 20 there is a passage reads as it follows “Thou shall not kill” When we hurt someone we killing that person, If you apologise with doubtful heart and consciousness it's a bitter talk, All this means misery in your heart which will lead to hatred and lifetime belatedness you are killing the soul, if you can’t forgive, you are tearing yourself apart cause you won’t find peace of

heart in all things. as you read the book of Saint Paul wrote: “Avoid irreverent and empty discussions, which only lead further and further away from God.” 2 Timothy 2:6 Then you ask yourself what didi I do to deserve this, then again the little voice from your conciousness says Hush, Peace be stilleverything will be alright.

I guess God sent us to this world to experience and serve with justice in order to have peace of Heart in All Things.

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uying a car is an exciting process. From the second you lay eyes on your dream car to the magical moment where you're given the keys – it can all pass by in a blur. However, it's important to acquaint yourself with some important facts before signing your vehicle finance contract.

WesBank has some excellent advice for car buyers who are about to take the plunge, to help them ensure they make the right financial decisions and remain in the know.

Ask, ask and ask again When you arrive at the dealership to finalise the deal, you'll be guided through the process by the dealership's appointed Finance and Insurance (F&I) representative. F&Is are registered with the National Credit Regulator, and are bound to give you sound financial advice based on your circumstances.

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A Career in Insurance Telesales – More Than Meets the Eye for Class of 2015

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s the excitement of achieving a matric pass after 12 years of schooling subsides, the class of 2015 now faces the harsh reality of South Africa's faltering economic growth. Employment statistics show that less than four out of every 10 of the 801 688 learners who registered to write the 2015 National Senior Certificate are likely to secure employment.

This means just under 500 000 youths from the class of 2015 will join the swelling ranks of South Africa's 26% unemployment rate. Among the youth specifically, SA's unemployment sits at a debilitating 63%.

But amid this gloomy outlook, South Africa's growing insurance telesales industry provides a real opportunity for young people to make their mark in the world of work.

It's an avenue that rewards the hard working and consistent, provides invaluable skills training in the areas of sales, marketing and insurance, and there is real opportunity for career progression. It's also an industry in high demand of skilled people, an industry willing to invest in training and development of committed

Depression And The Implications For Your Insurance Cover

CYA-PROFILE

Siyabonga Mngomezulu better known as CYA

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iyabonga Mngomezulu was born in the dusty streets of Ermelo in Mpumalanga 1994 and moved to Dundonald 2001 due to his Primary and Secondary Education.

Like every rapper, he developed the love and passion for music back in High School, being close to his School friends always listening to artist like F_Eezy, Maraza, Zulu Boy, Teargas, Pro, Red Button when playing Video Games.

Something you should know, he is a great fan of Video Games.

In 2009 CYA decided to start writting his own lyrics, record with his phone

and let his friends judge what he has recorded.

Together with his friends (Thembinkosi Xulu, Mfundo Nkosi & Musa Mathe) decided to form a group and named it Game Quest, they made a name for themselves almost all around Mpumalanga, performing everywhere they can, holding Online Interviews, travelling to attend Gigs and Features trying to build the group name.

Obiously no one can predict life, so just after their matric completion they splited places for different personal reasons. So CYA decided to persue his solo music career and release singles which did good on radio and got a chance to showcase his talent on national Television, audition on SA Got Talent 2013, Shot his first professional music video with STQ Pictures, Live Performances on National & Community Radio Stations which boosted his fanbase.

CYA entered "Route 40 Talent Search - 2013" at Casterbridge Music Development Academy (CMDA) and won the 2nd place which gave him a chance to share a stage with Vusi Mahlasela, Prime Circle, ISO, Paige Mac & more at THE ROUTE 40 MUSIC FESTIVAL which was held at White River, Mpumalanga Late 2014 CYA was discovered by the award winning threatre actor and radio personality Biziwe

Hayley Taylor - Hollard Life

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ased on the information that you provide about your depression, an insurer may choose to charge you a higher premium. They may also apply what is called a 'permanent suicide exclusion', which means that they won't pay out if you take your own life.

An insurer may choose to apply a 'depression exclusion' on disability and income benefits because depression and associated conditions like chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia (a disorder that causes muscle pain and fatigue) can leave you unable to work for periods of time.

Some depression is temporary and happens as a reaction to a particular situation like the death of a loved one or having a baby (post-natal depression). This is called reactive depression and Hollard Life wouldn't charge you a higher premium for this kind of depression as long as it has been successfully treated.

Masango (Ikwekwezi fm Dj) who signed him under his company Matwetwe Entertainment.

From there, the boy just clicked to the whole lots of people. According to him, success is not just success for him but for Mpumalanga as a whole.

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individuals to get them from new and inexperienced, to professional mastery level.

This is according to Albert Theyse, Head of Sales at O'Keeffe & Swartz, an outbound call centre specialising in the sale of simple insurance products.

O'Keeffe & Swartz (OKS) sells up to 60 000 insurance policies every month on behalf of clients using direct marketing methods. In 2015 they employed and trained 567 young South Africans in insurance telesales.

“It's easy to be blindsided by negativity. Many job seekers believe there is only opportunity in traditional work roles dominated by candidates with seemingly more desirable subjects such as maths and science.

For young people with a Grade 12 (Matric) certificate who have a real passion for performance, resilience and good listening skills, outbound call centres provide solid work experience. In addition, it provides further specialised education and training and the opportunity to write their own pay checks every month.

This is an industry where value is placed on aptitude and attitude, rather

Albert Theyse - Head of Sales than formal tertiary qualifications, which for many young South Africans remain painfully out of reach,” adds Albert.

“While it may be true that few people would describe a call centre position as their 'dream job', many of the reasons that sit behind the occupational stigma are outdated. Granted, it's an industry with a high turnover of staff as many see it as a stepping stone.

Secondly, sales is a tough task master, so sales consultants who find they aren't cut out for the job usually do so very quickly.

However, people who do well in this kind of environment and are motivated by the pressure, thrive - and so do their careers. To be continued

Dinosaurs In Nelspruit

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elspruit is in for a treat: the popular Dinos Alive exhibition is bringing its dinosaurs to the Riverside Mall from 27 February until 3 April 2016.

With 25 dinosaurs on show, Dinos Alive is the country’s finest dinosaur expo and offers great educational fun for the entire family.

Each model dinosaur is built using advanced animatronics (allowing it to animate), and is modelled after its real-life counterpart.

The likes of the winged Pteranodon, towering Diplodocus and horn-rimmed Stegosaurus are popular attractions on show. In addition, children can enjoy the fossil displays, play around with a mock excavation pit and enjoy a TRex ride.

The exhibition has been a real hit with children and their parents. Etienne Schlechter, Director of Expo Africa and organiser of the event, believes children are fascinated by the realistic dinosaurs on show. “The reception has been great.

Since our first showing in Cape Town in 2014, children have loved every minute of the show.

It’s very rewarding to see, and we take pride in the fact that our exhibition is a

great learning tool for young students.”

The Nelspruit exhibition will feature five information boards that explain the three historic ages of the dinosaur: Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous, as well as a look at life before and after these lizards roamed earth. Tickets for the exhibition will soon be on sale from computicket.com.

Schlechter believes that adults will get a lot of joy out of the show too. “The exhibition has plenty of familiar faces, like T.Rex and Trieceratops. But you might be able to spot some more obscure names, like the Spinosaurus and Ankylosaurus.”

No visitor can miss the life-sized T-Rex, the only one in South Africa. Created to size, the model accurately recreates the famous lizard’s proportions.

“T-Rex is a legend of cinema, and it only felt right to recreate a legend in all its glory.”

DinosAlive will be open seven days a week from 09:00 – 19:00 at the Riverside Mall. For more information on the exhibition, visit www.dinosalive.co.za.

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Thandukukhanya Promotion League By: Ntokozo Simelane

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he match of the weekend was the top of the table clash in the Thandukukhanya Promotion League stream B between log leaders Total Football United FC against second placed Citizen FC at Kwantombazana Ground.

The match entertained the fans who came to enjoy the game in a warm Sunday afternoon with the kind of football that fans like complete with shibobos and goals.

The match started at a high pace with Citizen FC absorbing the pressure from the home side and the first chance at goal came as early as the 10th minute when Citizen FC keeper made a great one on one save from a Total Football striker.

In the 28th minute Citizen FC conceded a corner which led to the first goal of the match by the home side. Total Football continued to ask questions from the opposition defenders 6 minutes later Total Football United scored the 2nd to make the score 2-

0 at half time. The 2nd half produced the same entertained albeit at a slower pace which was controlled by the home side.

The 3rd and final goal of the match came in 5 minutes into the start of the second half and helped Total Football United FC to a 3-0 win and four points clear at the top.

In other matches Dofi Young Tigers FC moved to 2nd position on the log after a 4-1 home win over Young

Stars FC and now four (4) points behind stream B leaders Total Football United.

In stream A Comet Riders FC and United Brothers FC are still neck and neck at the top separated by goal difference having played 14 games with 38 points each.

Comet Riders FC beat rivals Amsterdam Blue Birds FC 5-1 to stay on top and United Brothers FC fought hard to defeat Liverpool FC by 2 goals to nil on Sunday 24 January 2016.

Thandukukhanya Promotion League match btw Total Football United FC (Green) vs Citizen FC played Kwantombazana Ground on Sunday 24 Jan 2016. Total Football United won 3-0

Registration opens for the 2016 Danone Nations Cup tournament

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rimary schools across the country are invited to become part of the biggest football tournament for kids between 10 and 12 years old in the world by entering the 2016 Danone Nations Cup. Over 1 500 schools register to participate in the tournament each year, all vying for the first prize, which is a trip to participate in the World Finals with 31 other countries. Primary schools across the length and breadth of South Africa have until 1 March to register.

Games will begin at cluster level immediately after registration closes. The winners will progress to the

Mkhondo LFA Executive visited Amsterdam sub LFA By: Ntokozo Simelane

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Regional finals culminating in the nine provincial winners playing in the National finals to determine the national champion school.

“Through the Danone Nations Cup we are reaching kids at a crucial age,” said Chantel Ehlers, communications specialist, Danone.

“We are passionate about making a difference to people's lives and our mission is 'Bringing health through food to as many people as possible,' which we are achieving through this tournament.

We are also encouraging kids to believe in

their dreams.”

2015 champions, Bree Primary School from Mayfair, Johannesburg, will be in action again this year and principal, Dave Kalicharan will be starting trials to select the team shortly.

To register contact your local Department of Education sports coordinator or the South African Schools Football Association (SASFA): Themba Tshabalala at shakesonthemove@gmail.com . or 072 588 4957.

The forms are also accessible onto Facebook: https://www.facebook. com/DNCSouthAfrica/

Amsterdam to check on the progress made and talk to clubs representatives.

The Mkhondo LFA found that all was in order and the league games are played on a regular bases in one field, a decision taken by all clubs since it is the first time ever to have a league in Amsterdam. It was decided that the following season 2016/17 clubs will play the league on a home and away basis as is normally done.

Some clubs however voiced their dissatisfaction on some elected members of the Amsterdam sub LFA alleging that their are biased towards Birds Football Club and needed them out of the executive.

The President of

Mkhondo LFA Mr Nhlanhla Mkhonza then explained the procedure to remove elected officials which included a petition signed by all clubs calling for a Special General Meeting.

The clubs said they will look into the matter of signing a petition.

The good news for Amsterdam is the possibility of hosting this season's Mkhondo Promotion League 2015/16 playoffs provided that, "There will be two venues/grounds to be used that are of acceptable standards."

This was communicated to the clubs and Amsterdam sub LFA Executive who promised to talk with the local authorities about

he Mkhondo Local Football Association added another sub Local Football Association (Sub LFA) under its affiliates with the addition of Amsterdam sub Local Football Association in the current season of 2015/2016.

The sub LFA was launched before the start of the 2015/16 season in September 2016 for clubs based in the Amsterdam area.

On Saturday 23 January 2016 the Mkhondo MKLFA visit Amsterdam sub LFA at KwaThandeka Stadium (1) LFA Executive visited

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