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Police officer foiled a massive business robbery attempt By David Maretlane A brave police officer Constable Bafana of Standerton police station became the instant hero after he risked his own life when he entered a retail shop while robbery was in process.

he incident happened recently at Standerton CBD. It was just few minutes after the business opened the doors when three robbers armed with guns entered the store and threatened the staff to shut-up, and immediately escorted to the store. The robber allegedly ransacked the shop, removing cellphones from the shelves into the big bags. By stroke of luck, a members

of public observed that robbery is underway and alerted a police vehicle passing bye. As soon as the police van pulled off next to the shop, a Toyota Corolla which was parked few meters from the shop drove off at high speed, one police officer gave chaise while his counterpart went into the store. It is reported that when the officer entered the store he came face to face with armed robbers, sensing a danger he fire a warning shot. Robbers apparently panicked and retreated inside the store, where they climbed the roof. But luck was not on their side, the ceiling collapsed and they came down tumbling and felt in front of the police officer who

ordered them to drop their weapons and go down on their belies. When back-up of local security services guards arrived at the scene, a police officer was in control of the situation. Two unlicensed 9mm firearms were confiscated by police, a fourth suspect with a drive away car was cornered by police few blocks from the scene, and the car was allegedly stolen in Pretoria a few days earlier. All four were taken to custody to face charges of business robbery and possession of illegal weapons. They appeared in court and a case was remanded to a later date while they remained in custody and investigation is underway.

SA SSA Deductions still a problem The Association of Community Advice Offices in South Africa (ACAOSA) fully concurs with the statement that the crisis of the SASSA illegal deduction has gone viral. This is reference to GroundUp article dated 9 September 2016, “Mother of three left with R20 a month after illegal deductions from her social grant” (http://www.groundup.org.za/a rticle/mother-three-left-r20month-after-illegal-deductionsher-social-grant/)

n the past few years, the CAOs have experienced an escalation in the number of clients who come to the office seeking assistance with their SASSA account because of deductions that they did not know about. Amongst these cases, is one of a woman who needed advice from Nthofela Makhene who is the coordinator of Ukuthula Advice Office in Mpumalanga. According to Makhene, her case was significant because she is an unemployed, mother of two who is registered to receive R600 from the Social Grants but a debit of R100 has been deducted from her account in the last 3 months.

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Makhene explains the frustration of trying to assist clients with SASSA illegal

deductions. The process includes capturing the case through a system that has been developed by SASSA, providing proof in the form of an affidavit and I.D as well as stating the amount that is being deducted monthly. Makhene adds that it is even more frustrating because the system is not efficient. As a result, Ukuthula Advice Office has conducted a survey to monitor this system. In addition to that, Sipho Nkosi and Delisiwe Skhosana from Leandra Legal Advice Office in Mpumalanga, concur with Makhene's frustration on the illegal deductions. The two case workers reiterate the story of an old lady who has been experiencing deductions of R400 from her SASSA registered card that should be providing R1500 per month to support her child and grandchildren since November 2015. According to the case workers, SASSA officials have visited their CAOs on numerous occasions to file this report and to date, nothing has been done. ACAOSA condemns these illegal deductions and we advise that immediate action is taken by the Department of Social Development (DSD). In many cases, clients that report

problems with their SASSA cards rely solely on the grant that they receive. It is distressing that efforts to stop these deductions have not been done by the relevant leadership, successfully, to date. There is only so much that the CAOs can do and the power to stop all this rests with the government. ACAOSA is a national voice organisation of the Community Advice Offices (CAO) Sector. CAOs are independent nonprofit organisations that offer free legal and human rights information, advice and services to people who are marginalized through poverty, social circumstances, and geographical location. They support clients with issues such as social grants access, civil matters, labor disputes, land entitlements, amongst other things. For more information, contact: Lesego Seaketso: Communication and Advocacy Intern, 011 339 1258 / lesego@nadcao.org.za Nthofela Makhene: Ukuthula Advice Office Coordinator, 082 093 4566 Sipho Nkosi, Leandra Legal Advice Office Caseworker 063 613 9024

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Thinking alone is not enough! Ingenious compromise... There is an ingenious compromise. Be accessible as a person but present your knowledge and wisdom as being rare, expensive, mysterious, and only for those who are truly ready for it.

his compromise allows you to build deep personal bonds with people yet have them want more or your presence... as well as be willing to pay for it. Keep in mind that one cult leader, 2000 years ago, would speak to anyone who would listen but he granted his most sacred attention to his 12 closest disciples. You can add to this compromise by having “special times” when you are not accessible to anyone. You can tell people that you are meditating, or doing your “spiritual practice” but you don't have to say anything. It's the mystery of why you are absent that you want to cultivate.

3. Imply Secret Knowledge The role of simply remaining calm and silent will recur again in this essay so I can't understate it. Here is where silence is worth a 1000 words. Saying things like “Hmmm... There are 100 possible solutions to that within your own mind.” and nothing else implies things that you know and that they should know. 4. Remaining calm as if allknowing Any sharp change in your emotional state, with the exception of joy and laughter, should be minimized. Any leader/teacher who goes on an angry rant is demonstrating their own lack of control. If you truly have control it should be demonstrated by an unshakable calm as if everything is happening just as you knew it would. I've always remembered that the scariest martial artist are the ones that don't talk or threaten...they calmly do what they have to do and walk away.

5. Create a detached involvement as if “you” are in a “higher place” In doing this people will look to you as if there is something more to you than your mere physical presence. 6. Connect deeply with the individual Here rapport is vital. When you are with people you need to put aside all of your distractions, obligations and problems to focus completely on the person or people you to whom you are speaking. 7. “Chunk Up” whenever possible This may be a bit abstract to grasp but it's important to creating an appeal because it forces people to think in bigger terms. When you do consistently if gives the impression that you are always thinking bigger than them. Adios!

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ecunda, Mpumalanga â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Today, Sasol handed over reusable dignity packs to female learners in five identified farm schools in and around the Govan Mbeki municipal area. The objective of this initiative is to support girl learners during their menstrual cycle enabling them to continue schooling without interruption. Both the Department of Health and the Department of Education have identified the lack of sanitary products as one of the major challenges facing girl face. This often results in them missing school and not partaking in sporting activities.

The dignity packs, in addition to being reusable with a life span of five years, also contribute positively to the protection of the environment as no disposal is required as is the case with the standard sanitary products. The dignity packs will be distributed to five identified farm schools, one special school and two quantile 2 schools as recommended by the Department of Health. The schools include Emdibini Combined School, Kinross Primary School, Roodebank Combined School, Trichardtfontein, Zithobe Primary School, Basizeni Special School, SS Mshayisa Primary School and Osizweni Empowering young females and restoring their dignity is what we hope to achieve and we believe that these reusable packs will

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Ukuqhubeka kwesishayamthetho Teboho Moloi Unduna Nkulu wesifundazwe iMpumalanga uMnumzane uDavid Mabuza ubambe umhlangano nabanikazi bamaPlazi kumkhadlu iLekwa municipality njengenxenye yokuthatha isishayamthetho usise ebantwini.

omhlangano obuhanjelwe abalini nabasebenzi basemaPlazini, kulomhlangano abalimi batshele umhlonishwa uMabuza izinqinamba ababhekana nazo zokwetshwa kwemfuyo, kanti abasebenzi balemboni bona bakhale ngokungaphatheki kahle emaPlazini okubalwa ukukhishwa ngokungemthetho. Undunankulu unxuse ukuba kubekhona ukubambisana kulemboni njengoba bedingana ngokulinganayo. UMnumzane uMabuza ube eseqala ithimba elizobizwa nge Legwa Agricultural Forum nelizobhekana nqo nezinkinga ezikhungethe lemboni . Lelithimba lizoba inhlanganisela yonqonqoshe, uSodolobha weLegwa umbutho wezokuvikela abanikazi bamapLazi kanye nabahlala kuwu. Zonke izinkinga zizoxcazululwa ilelithimba.

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Initiative Is A First Of Its Kind Sasol reaches out to female learners in Govan Mbeki municipal area with dignity packs

ecunda, Mpumalanga – Today, Sasol handed over reusable dignity packs to female learners in five identified farm schools in and around the Govan Mbeki municipal area. The objective of this initiative is to support girl learners during their menstrual cycle enabling them to continue schooling without interruption. Both the Department of Health and the Department of Education have identified the lack of sanitary products as one of the major challenges facing girl face. This often results in them missing school and not partaking in sporting activities.

difference in their lives. Sasol Senior Manager: Social Investment and Ikusasa, Mashudu Ndou, said: “This initiative is a first of its kind in Govan Mbeki municipal area and we are grateful to be handing over these dignity packs to 600 learners today.” She said that the packs will help restore young girls' dignity and also contribute protecting the environment as they are reusable. Ndou further thanked the Department of Health for assisting Sasol with identifying the schools that are in most need for this assistance. “We hope to hand over many more of these dignity packs to female learners in the near future,” said Ndou.

The Best Time To Sell Or Trade In Your Car September 2016: With rising living costs from inflation and interest rate hikes, to increasing fuel costs – many consumers are starting to feel the financial pinch. Trading in or selling a car may seem like a risky thing to do, but there is an optimum time to sell a car before the car starts to cost you more money than it is worth.

onsumers struck by the raft of increases coming from all directions might have started thinking of selling their existing car to move into something more affordable. A cheaper car will ease pressure on household finances in a number of ways. Although, car buyers should keep in mind that choosing this route also comes with its own sets of pros and cons. Those who have purchased a car within the last 18 months

might find that depreciation has made it difficult to trade in and buy a more affordable car. The optimal time to trade in one's car is when the trade value for the car is more or less in line with the settlement amount owed to the bank. Trading in a car before this breakeven point could result in the client having to pay in on their finance contract, as the vehicle has depreciated faster than they have made payments on the loan. Trading the car in later puts the client in a favorable position because the dealership will pay them more than what is owed to the bank, leaving the client with a positive cash balance. Currently the vast majority of vehicle finance applications are done over 72 months or six years. The demand for balloon payments is also on the rise – meaning a breakeven point

will be reached later in the car ownership cycle. When customers sign a vehicle finance agreement for 72 months, their breakeven point only arrives at between 48 and 52 months into the contract. However, many consumers choose to trade in their car before this point – WesBank's data shows that, on average, buyers trade in at month 38. Thus, most people trade in their cars with between 10 and 14 instalments before they reach the breakeven point. “In an ideal world, car buyers are able to wait until their loan balance is equal or higher than the amount still owed. This means no shortfall or paying off additional loans,” says Mahoney. “The best way to bring this breakeven period forward is by using a larger deposit or shorter loan period.

World Environmental Health Day 2016 Tobacco Control…a response to the global tobacco pandemic International World Environmental Health Day is celebrated annually globally on 26 September.

his year the national event for World Environmental Health Day will be held in Nelspruit on 26 & 27 September 2016. The 2016 theme is: Tobacco Control…a response to the global tobacco pandemic. The South African Minister of Health will present the keynote address at this event. Smoking and the use of tobacco, is the primary cause of preventable illnesses and death. It is estimated that six million people are killed globally by tobacco every year.

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Premier Mabuza establishes Lekwa Agricultural Forum David Maretlane Mpumalanga Premier David Mabuza has established an agricultural forum for both commercial and emerging farmers at Lekwa Municipality. Premier Mabuza held a meeting with the farmers on Thursday in Standerton as part of Taking the Legislature to the People programme.

uring the meeting, farmers told the Premier their challenges and frustrations they experienced in running the agricultural activities within the municipality, which created tension between the

commercial and emerging farmers. The emerging farmers complained to the Premier about illegal evictions from the farms, and that their stock were allowed to graze as there was confusion about the ownership of the farms. They further asked the Premier to facilitate that government lease the land for them to breed their stock. On the other hand, the commercial farmers complained to the Premier about the lack of peace and stability within the farms due to stock theft. They raised concerns about the poor road infrastructure and the lack of agricultural

research institutions in the province. They also told the Premier that illegal land invasion also created problems for them as structures were illegally built in their farms. They told to Premier to ensure that the emerging farmers should be given title deeds to avoid confrontations on land ownership. The Premier said an agricultural forum for Lekwa farmers would be established within seven days and that it would be led by the Member of the Executive Council of the Department of

Agriculture Rural Development and Land Environmental Affairs, South African Police Service, the executive mayor of Lekwa Municipality and the farmers.

our own problems amicably, we do not always have to rush to the courts to have our disputed resolved. I am calling on the farmers not to evict people and out them on the streets, they should tell us, we will find land for them.

He said the forum would deal with all the problems faced by the farmers. The Premier added that the Department of Agriculture Rural Development Land and Environmental Affairs would conduct an audit of government owned land, and subsequently leases it to the emerging farmers.

“People can have the farms as long as they will till the land and produce food, we will conduct a land audit on government-owned farms and we will make them available for the people,” said Premier Mabuza.

“We are capable of solving

He called on the farm dwellers to stop stealing

stock of the farm owners saying they needed to work together. “As a country we don't have any other option but to coexist and live together,” he said.

Mp”Langa Legislature sitting at Lekwa Municipality By David Maretlane From Monday, 12 – 16 September Lekwa Local Municipality played host to Mpumalanga Provincial Legislature. Day one started with closed door engagements of the ruling party, Tuesday, Premier Hon David Mabuza led his army of MECs, Departmental Directors, HODs Potfolio Committees and supporting staff members rolled their sleeves to serious business.

hese include engagements with different stake holders, different government departments, and visit to different projects to assess progress and challenges. The sitting of the Legislature had

fireworks when the DA leader in the province James Masango accused the ruling party for wasting tax payer's money on the multi- million low-cost houses standing unoccupied three years after were completed. The 500 units stand like a ghost in extension 8 in Sakhile after the contracture reportedly abandoned the project because they could not connect electricity due to Lekwa Municipality reportedly owe Eskom more than R200 million. Thursday the Legislature had a full day of public participation at Sakhile stadium. Members of the public were afforded the opportunity to put their concerns, needs, and

expectations. Water crisis dominated the agenda, as some parts of the township and part of residential areas in town have been battling water shortage for more than four years, people complained about unemployment and ravage poverty, crime, and allegations of corruption and mismanagement at the municipality and Nepotism at government institutions. Stakeholders engagements with youth formations took place at Sakhile hall. Youth registered their unhappiness and frustrations about unemployment, poverty, lack of recreational facilities, no multi-purpose centers, Failure by Local Economic Development Forum to empower youth allow them

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participation in the economic deliberations, youth called on Municipality to provide space for Lekwa FM Radio. They spoke about challenges and lack of educational facilities at rural schools, inadequate bursaries for poor children to further their studies, they complained about escalating abuse of drugs due to unemployment and social activities that can attract young in pig numbers on daily basis, they complained about crime wave rampaging the community due lenient sentences and untransformed justice system. MEC of Education, MrsReginahMhaule, MEC of Human Settlement Speedy Mashile, MEC of Public

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Now his mind travels back to the only time he has ever been unfaithful to his wife and says, "My God, are you the stripper from my bachelor party that I made love to on the pool table with all my buddies watching while your partner whipped my butt with wet celery?" She looks into his eyes and says calmly, "No, I’m your son’s teacher." A Dollar "If you had a dollar," quizzed the teacher, "and you asked your father for another dollar and fifty cents, how much money would you have?" "One dollar." answered little Johnny. "You don't know your

basic math." said the teacher shaking her head, disappointed. Little Johnny shook his head too, "You don't know my daddy." 40th wedding anniversary A husband and wife in their sixties were coming up on their 40th wedding anniversary. Knowing his wIfe loved antiques, he bought a beautiful old brass oil lamp for her. When she unwrapped it, a genie appeared. He thanked them and gave each of them one wish. The wife wished for an all expenses paid, first class, around the world cruise with her husband. Shazam! Weed I wish my grades would smoke weed too so we could both get higher. Confidence Son - "Dad whats the difference between confident and confidential?" Dad "Hmm. You are my son. Of that I am confident. Your friend Timmy is also my son. That's confidential.” An alcoholic An alcoholic, a smoker and a gay went to a doctor. The doctor told them that if they do again what they think are addicted to, they will die. As soon as the alcoholic went out of the hospital, he saw a bar. He thought for a while and said to himself, "If I drink one, I will die, if I don’t drink, I will die, too. So it’s better to get drunk." And he entered the bar, drank and died. At that time, the

smoker saw one cigarette-end on the street. The gay walking behind him started crying, "Don’t! Don’t do it!" "Why? I want to smoke so much." "If you bend... we both are dead!” Secret Two boys were talking and the one said to the other, "There is a easy way to get what you want." The other boy said, "How?" the boy replied, "Tell people you know their secret." The boy jumps up and runs to his dad, "I know your secret!" The dad replies, "Please don't tell your mom heres R100." The boy then runs to his mom, "I know your secret!" The mom said, "Please don't tell your dad here's R150." The boy then decides to try it on the mail man, "I know your secret!" The mail man opened his arms and said, "Come, give your dad a hug!” Routine Police Recently a routine police patrol was parked outside a bar in the Outback. After last call, the officer noticed a man leaving the bar so apparently intoxicated that he could barely walk. The man stumbled around the parking lot for a few minutes, with the officer quietly observing. After what seemed an eternity, in which he tried his keys on five different vehicles, the man managed to find his car and fall into it. Send Jokes to: 084 335 6754

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7. Meditate. There is an overwhelming amount of 6. Forgive yourself. Love research showing how yourself. Treasure yourself. meditation changes the circuits These are big steps, but each in the part of the brain one liberates the heart and sets associated with contentment and you free. You need to forgive happiness and stimulates the yourself for feeling angry, for “feel-good” factor. Meditating getting upset, for all things you on love and kindness makes you think you’ve done wrong. They much, much happier! And the are in the past and who you are only way to know this is to try

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Society has engraved into the youth's mind at a very young age that a person has to pass matric, go to university then get a wellpaying job – in that order. This causes confusion and uncertainties for those who don't really want to do what everyone around them expects them to do. Here are a few solutions to problems young people face after matric. Not sure what to study? At age 18, nobody expects you to have it all figured out in terms of what you want to study or path to follow, So don't be ashamed or embarrassed to ask around before you start applying. Search online read about different careers and ask people around you to decide on the career that will match your personality. Don't study something because your parents insist you do or you want to copy friends' choices. If you can.t stand being in a hospital for a few hours, how are you going to be a doctor . Not meeting the requirements? The minimum requirements are not set to make it difficult for you get into university, they are set so that only the students who would cope with the difficulty of that course

can get in. If you don't meet this requirements, you are probably looking at a wrong career path and should look for a course for which you meet the minimum requirements. You will not pass maths and science and in varsity if you have been failing it throughout high school. Failed major subjects? Don't be ashamed to 'sup' or rewrite if you have failed the major subjects. Most students end up settling for courses don't like, just because they couldn't get in for the one they had applied for after they failed their majors. If you have failed matric and have exception, don't be proud to go back into class and repeat your grade 12 – think about your future before you think about what will people say. Gap Year Matric is a very tough year and if you feel much drained after all the hard work, it is advisable to take a gap year – even if you passed really well. Take the year to think about what you really want to study, you either find a job, travel the world or do some community work, then when you have decided what you want to study and where start with your application process.

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Johannesburg, Gauteng, 16 September 2016 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; The prestigious Miss Mamelodi Sundowns pageant has started the search to find the perfect fit for the Miss Mamelodi Sundowns crown.

Stuff Report Should have kicked off last weekend but heavy rains meant that the matches were postponed to 01 October 2016. The league continues this weekend on Saturday and Sunday. The league has twenty (20) clubs for this season.

handukukhanya Promotion League 2016/17 The league will kick off on Saturday 24 September 2016. The league delayed to kick off due to late submission of registration forms by the local clubs. The league has twenty six (26) clubs for this season Sinethemba Promotion League 2016/2017 The league kicked off with fourteen 14 clubs for the new season.

RDF Promotion League 2016/2017 The new addition under the Mkhondo Promotion League will begin on 01 October 2016. The league will be based at ward 9 of Mkhondo Municipality. The ward which is full of youth activities is under the stewardship of Councillor Jik Manana who has worked hard to establish the league working hand in hand with Mr Maqhawe Mlotshwa. The winners of the league will join the other teams at the Promotion League Playoffs at the end of the season. The league has fourteen (14) clubs this season

All South African women between the age of 18 and 25 may enter at www.missms.co.za until the 30th of September 2016.

nce the entries are closed, the judges will search for two entrants from each province, who they feel represent Miss Mamelodi Sundowns the best.

Five easy tips to make your entry stand out.

Each of these finalists will receive R60 000. All 18 finalists will then compete for the crown in December where the winner will receive the Miss Mamelodi Sundowns title, R200 000, and a brand new car, while the 1st Princess wins R175 000, the 2nd Princess R150 000.

can do to make their entry video stand out from the crowd. 1. Look your best. Showing that you've put effort into how you represent yourself, will show the judges your level of interest in being Miss Mamelodi Sundowns 2016. You don't have to buy something new to wear, but make sure that you look presentable.

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2. When shooting the video ensure that your face, hair, neck and shoulders are in

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the frame. Although you can submit a selfie video, we recommend asking someone to help you, as the camera will be less shaky.

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3. Be confident and relaxed when you speak. The easiest way to accomplish this is through preparing what you want to say. 4. Be you! The best way to stand out is to show us your unique personality. When you're answering why you want to be Miss

5. Be certain that the contact details you submit are correct and reliable, as we will notify the finalists via email and a phone call. All that is left now is for all the young and courageous South African women to answer the following question: 'Do you have what it takes to be the next Miss Mamelodi Sundowns?

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