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The People Walk – Commemorating 20 years of the Constitution #IamConstitution Staff Reporter news@inner-city-gazette.co.za

The Constitution Hill in collaboration with the City of Johannesburg and Government Employees Medical Scheme (GEMS), will host the third edition of the Human Rights Walk on the 24th April 2016. Dubbed ‘We, The People Walk’, which is taken from the preamble of the South African constitution, this year’s route will once again make its way through the streets of the City of Johannesburg. The Walk is a symbolic activity that seeks to honour those who played a role in the establishment of this site, its significance and recognise the role of those who participated in the struggle for the attainment of South Africa’s Constitutional Democracy. Significantly, this year’s edition of the walk aims to celebrate 20 years of coming into effect of the Constitution of South Africa. The City of Johannesburg is once again elated to be part of this one important walk which is an important social cohesion tool. Significantly, this year the walk

Dawn Robertson, Chief Executive Officer of Constitution Hill, said “the walk celebrates 20 years of the constitution, which is a key framework to ensure the protection of democracy and human rights.”

Online registration can be done one the Constitution Hill website.

Tourists outside the constitutional court

will set-off two important commemorations for our country, 22 years of democracy as well as the commemoration of 40 years since the June 16 students uprisings. Therefore, We, The People Walk is central simply because it reminds all our people of the jour-

pate in their own walk, designed to inculcate the Bill of Rights and Responsibilities through activities such as interacting with Mascots; musical activities; Chalking the legacy and other child friendly activities. After the walk there will be various activities for young and old alike! On stage will be performances by musicians, poets and dancers, and there will also be activities for children such as face-painting, a jumping castle, as well as educational programmes to teach them about their rights and responsibilities. This will be a fun-filled day for the entire family!

ney we travelled to realise our freedom and democracy. And in the main, this walk affords the City of Johannesburg a platform to realise our vision of promoting healthy living lifestyle as well as provide a good quality of life. The 5 and 8 km walk will be preceded by the Thand’uMzansi

campaign, which aims to promote patriotism and active citizenry by encouraging all citizens to read the preamble to the constitution, hoist the flag and sing the national anthem. The Children Walk Children under the age of 12 will have an opportunity to partici-

Event details Date: 24 April 2016 Time: 08:00 Venue: Constitution Square, Constitution Hill, 11 Kotze Street, Braamfontein, Johannesburg

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Everyone should undergo a career assessment test before choosing a career path

ccording to research done by Accenture in March 2011 it was found that only 41% of South Africans are actually satisfied with their jobs. Yet, the same survey also shows that very few of those who are unsatisfied with their jobs take any steps toward a career change. There are numerous reasons for this, some include: job security, the years spent on a specific career path, the time spent studying for that career and the comfort of knowing one has already gained the experience and that there’s risk involved in opting for a new job which requires a new skill set. According to Natalie Rabson, Marketing Manager at Boston City Campus & Business College “one of the main reasons why so many South Africans are unsatisfied with their careers and now find themselves stuck is simply because they made the wrong career decision initially.” “Career decisions are often based on unrealistic fantasies and idealistic views or influenced by friends, family, the media and misinformed perceptions of careers,” says Rabson. Another problem arises when students pick their major without understanding what jobs it will (and, importantly, won’t) qualify them for once they graduate. Often too many students realise that the major hasn’t prepared them for the jobs they really want or are likely to be able to get. For Rabson the key to making the right career choice comes down to the kind of mentorship prospective students and job seekers are exposed to. “Young adults need to be steered in the right direction and preferably by means of a structured process that helps determine what they really want from life, what their dreams are and what makes them unique. There also needs to be a proper understanding of their strengths and weaknesses, their thinking patterns, personality traits, work style preferences, values and interests. These are the essential determining factors when it comes to making successful career decisions,” says Rabson. Ideally one should already start thinking about

which career path to take in those final school years. But Thinking about it is one thing; more importantly, there needs to be some form of guided introspection. Whilst a basic aptitude test, a fun online career quiz or good old fashioned research into careers might help, a more structured, scientific approach is in fact what’s needed. Boston, for example, offers a career compass assessment where a prospective student meets up with a counsellor who will take him/her through a computerised process which aims to match the participant’s interests, skills and personality through placing answers in suitable categories. This allows the counsellor to analyse the results and provide the prospective student with advice onpossible course options and career opportunities in his/her desired field. “Making use of such a method whereby one’s interests, skills and personality are aligned with a possible career path is a fundamentally important first step in the process of choosing the right career path. That is why we encourage all prospective students, whether they will eventually register at Boston or another tertiary institution, to come in for this career assessment. Too many students make a decision based on what friends are doing or what friends say or make impulsive career decisions and ultimately end up on the wrong career path,” adds Rabson. “Challenge yourself to find the real you lurking beneath the surface by using a career assessment tool that will give you insight into your personality, and then seek professional guidance in making an informed career decision. Your future depends on it. Also remember that more than a third of your life will be spent working – don’t waste it by being unhappy in

your career because you made an uninformed or impulsive decision in your younger years,” concludes Rabson. For more information on Boston’s Career Compass Assessment, as well as its Experience It! programme which has proven to be an invaluable tool in helping set students on a sustainable career path, please visit www.boston.co.za. About Boston City Campus and Business College Boston is committed to “Education. For Life.” and prides itself on offering relevant courses that meet industry needs, as well as quality academic material and tuition that delivers a high level of success for students, providing them with employable, work-ready skills. At Boston, students are offered assistance with all aspects of student life – from training, computer literacy, computerised career compass assessment, to moderation and verification of theoretical and practical training schedules. Founded in 1991, Boston City Campus & Business College was started to assist Unisa students prepare for their examinations. Today, it has become one of South Africa’s leading tertiary education institutions, offering over 80 career study options at over 40 colleges nationwide and servicing more than 20 000 learners annually throughout South Africa. Recognising the need in the marketplace for employees with a degree, and the insufficient provision of places to study a degree, Boston City Campus & Business College also offers students the opportunity to register for certain Unisa degrees. More information on Boston City Campus & Business College is available at www.boston.co.za.

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ohannesburg Executive Mayor Councillor Parks Tau (pictured) has condemned Pikitup workers who went on an illegal strike last week, disrupting waste management services and leaving many parts of the city buried under piles of rubbish. Speaking during the City’s 15th annual general meeting at Alexandra Stadium recently, Executive Mayor Tau said while he respected workers’ right to strike in support of their grievances, he could not tolerate the violence, threats and vandalism that usually accompanied such action. He criticised the conduct of some workers who vandalised road signs, destroyed council property and thrashed the streets. He said Pikitup workers – who

“Let’s take action on behalf of the residents of Johannesburg because when anarchy prevails, the accolades will disappear” last week downed tools for the third time in four months – had no regard for due process. The Mayor called on all top executives of the City’s entities to act decisively against illegal work stoppages as they undermined the law and affected service delivery. “As the City we subscribe to the Labour Relations Act, which gives workers the right to organise, unionise, negotiate, ballot and strike. But workers must recognise the law. Vandalising road signage, for instance, puts people’s lives at risk. Thrashing streets, damaging council equipment and looting hawkers’ goods – all this cannot be progressive,” Mayor Tau said. “As soon as the strike stops, we carry on as if nothing had happened. We don’t follow up with corrective action. Let’s take action on behalf of the residents of Johannesburg because when anarchy prevails, the accolades will disappear. “I have told man-

agement to take corrective action against those breaking the law. They must not waste time. We cannot as public servants withhold services because we as workers are aggrieved. We cannot sabotage services in the name of our rights. If we don’t act, we are simply encouraging this conduct… we are incentivising people to use intimidation as a tactic,” he said. Mayor Tau said the City was on track to deliver on its mandate. With six of the 12 entities receiving unqualified audits in the 2014-2015 financial year, both Mayor Tau and City Manager Trevor Fowler acknowledged the good work but emphasised that there was still a lot of work to be done. “South Africa is concerned about corruption. It’s our duty to reassure the people of Joburg that we are managing resources efficiently and effectively,” the Mayor said. He reiterated the City’s commitment to improved service delivery after a recent customer satisfaction survey revealed that residents were unhappy with the standard of service delivery. Fowler said the City had made significant progress since the current administration took over in 2011. He said for three years in a row the city had received unqualified audits and maintained good financial results.

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Angola’s President ‘to quit’ in 2018

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Angola - Angola’s President Jose Eduardo dos Santos, the secondlongest serving African leader, will step down after being in power since 1979, according to state media. The 73-year old dos Santos an-

nounced his decision to quit “active politics” on Friday at a meeting of the central committee of the ruling Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA), the Angolan news agency Angola Press reported. “I took the decision to leave active political activity in 2018,” dos Santos said, without giving any reason for his decision. Angola holds its next parliamentary election in 2017.

Maths and sciences Rwanda President Paul Kagame

Senegal - Africa will not develop unless it invests more in science and technology, Rwanda President Paul Kagame said to an audience of Africa’s top scientists, policymakers and start-ups at a historic conference in Dakar, Senegal. Kagame said the pressure is on Africa to catch up and keep pace with the rest of the world so that is not left behind once again in the wake of technological progress. He said investment in science, technology, engineering and mathematics is the undeniable engine for economic growth and social inclusion.

key to unlocking Africa’s potential “This starts with a change in our mind set. We really cannot be satisfied with just ending extreme poverty. “Our aim is shared and sustainable prosperity. And the key to that is science and innovation, bound by research,” he said, at the first-ever Next Einstein Forum (NEF) global gathering. At the forum, held from March 8-10, African and world leaders from over 100 countries issued a joint call to action for increased investment and support for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics in Africa (STEM). “Africa does not invest enough in research and development and the share of higher education students enrolled in science and engineering is too low,” said Kagame.

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Thank you, BDS, for making us stronger

BEN SWARTZ

ear BDS, would like to offer this message of thanks to all the members and supporters of the Boycott, Divestment and Sanction (BDS) movement around the world. As chairman of the Zionist Federation it remains my task to strengthen and galvanise the support of the Jewish State not only amongst all South African Jews, but beyond, to include all those that share and appreciate the values and relevance of the State of Israel in the context of global affairs. You have made our job that much easier … You have tried to threaten us and what we stand for. Through your endless tirades of hatred from calls to “Shoot the Jew”, to fermenting calls to expel Jews from campuses around South Africa. From consistently lying to and entrapping the media, academia and civil society, and by leading marches on business (perceived by you to be run by Jews)

– you have forced more Jews and friends of Israel to stand up and be counted. You have made us realise that we can never take the gift of Jewish sovereignty in our historical and biblical homeland for granted. You have forced us to work very hard to show the world that you are neither telling the truth, nor representing the best interests of the Palestinian people. You have helped us build a friendship circle of pro-Israel ambassadors, all willing to share the truth of what is really taking place in the Middle East. We thank you for showing those who were “on the fence” that racism and hatred can never lead to peace. Through your efforts to intimidate and propagate blatant lies you have only strengthened our resolve to appreciate who we are, where we come from and what we represent. You have forced us to break the shackles of isolation that for so long we have used to protect ourselves and you have pushed us to reach out and engage with the outside world like never before. We have made many new friends! You have been instrumental in bringing people of all faiths, cultures, nations and societies of the world together – whether it be massive parts of the Christian world including the Evangelic Church, the Catholics and the largest Black

Churches in Africa, or the mighty nations of India, China and all of Africa. Thank you too for helping us educate the world by your actions that have caused us to explain the importance of a place one can freely practice their own religion – no matter what it may be – and showcase the democracy that is Israel. You have pushed the mighty nations of the USA, Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany and France to pass legislation that not only protects Israel against your devious efforts but has strengthened and fortified the economic relationship between Israel and these nations. Thanks to you the ‘US Congress’ has agreed “to increase the use of its voice, vote, and influence in international organizations and other appropriate international forums to actively oppose politically motivated acts of boycott, divestment from, and sanctions against Israel.” Thanks for ensuring that Britain took a decision in February planning to completely outlaw BDS. The measure is expected to make Britain the second major EU country to outlaw boycotting Israel. The difference between us and you is that we are defending our right to exist – not just as free people but as a people that understand that when people threaten us it is never to be taken lightly. Over the past 2000

years we have learnt that when others say “Shoot the Jew” – we know what they mean. But now, most South Africans and the rest of the world have seen through you. Thanks to you, BDS, the community of nations has been able to find ways to work together to help Israel to help themselves through leadingedge technology, water management, agri-tech, medicine and business innovation. The world’s fightback against your movement, in the Arab world and even amongst the Palestinians, continues to gain incredible momentum. But now let me tell you what we don’t thank you for … As much as you have tried to get our fellow-South Africans to further embroil themselves in a conflict thousands of miles away, you have shown them that you don’t really care about the issues facing us as South Africans. When it comes to the key issues of food or water security, health and medicine or business innovation – areas unsurpassed in excellence by Israel – yet issues that remain so critical to South Africa today - your hatred for Israel remains so great that you would rather see South Africans go hungry, without water or with no access to revolutionary medical solutions and exposure to innovative ways of doing business - all at the

expense of your hateful agenda. Even more so, as all South Africans are today confronted by the demons of racism, you deem it wise and expedient to throw as much fuel onto this flame as possible. When it comes to the Palestinian cause you should be ashamed of your arrogance and its consequences in exacerbating the conflict between the Israelis and the Palestinians. You are no better than any state or organisation that for the last 70 years has been guilty of instructing the Palestinians not to resolve their differences with the Jewish State by shackling and inciting the very people you claim to represent as opposed to encouraging the Palestinians to seek a constructive and peaceful resolution to the very painful conflict that affects everyone involved. How do you justify the disingenuous concept and belief that “You” will sort out their problems? To paraphrase Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah, supreme leader of Hezbollah (and I never thought I would ever be quoting him) who just this week stated “Arab regimes have never done anything for the Palestinians”. Well let us be very clear on this neither have you and it is clear to all that you never will. BEN SWARTZ is the National Chairman of the South African Zionist Federation

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Requirements for setting up an accommodation establishment

ohannesburg residents who want to convert their homes into accommodation establishments or have bought properties to run such businesses are required to abide by applicable laws and regulations. Accommodation establishments in Johannesburg are regulated under Chapter 10 of a by-law that deals with public health laws. The main purpose of this by-law is to ensure that “premises are situated, designed, constructed and equipped to prevent a health hazard through the contamination of foodstuffs, that food can be hygienically prepared or handled and that these premises provide appropriate facilities to accommodate people for gain”. Region F has the highest number of accommodation establishments in Johannesburg – a total of 268 – according to Corrie Bezuidenhout of the City’s Environmental Health Department. Region F covers areas such as the Johannesburg inner city, Hillbrow, Braamfontein, Joubert Park, Yeoville, Bertrams, Berea, Fordsburg, Rosettenville, Turffontein, Jeppestown and Denver. These establishments include guest and boarding houses, bed & breakfast and student accommodation, hotels and lodges. Residents and business owners who want to run accommodation establishments need to apply for a permit in terms of Sec-

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tion 61 of public health by-law. “What this means is that no person may operate an accommodation establishment without the necessary permit,” says Bezuidenhout. “This permit will only be issued when the establishment has complied with the requirements as outlined in Section 62 of Chapter 10 of the by-law.”

The requirements to be complied with include providing: • • • • • • • • • • • •

An area for the preparation of food; The number of persons to be accommodated; Adequate ventilation and illumination; Wash-up facilities; Rodent control and prevention of flies and insects measures; Waste water disposal system; Hand-washing facilities; Sanitary and toilet fixtures; Hygienic storage space for food and equipment; Adequate supply of water; and Ventilation of toilet facilities. Bezuidenhout says Environmental Health Practitioners have a mandate to visit such establishments at least once a year to check on compliance.

“For a new establishment, the Environmental Health Practitioners have to ensure that town planning approval has been acquired by the business owner and that a permit to operate such a business has been acquired. For established accommodation premises, Environ-

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mental Health Practioners check for continued compliance with the regulations,” he says. In cases where any establishment does not have town planning approval or does not meet requirements to run such an establishment, inspectors will issue a notice to the business owner to comply. “A follow-up inspection to check on compliance will be conducted after the notice has been issued. Should the premises be found not to have rectified the problems, a legal process to prosecute the owner will be instituted,” says Bezuidenhout. He, however, adds that the department rarely closes down non-compliant establishments. “Instead, we encourage and work with the establishments to comply with the regulations, because the legal process can drag on for a long time,” he concludes.

“no person may operate an accommodation establishment without a permit”

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Dam levels rise by 2% New managing director for JRA

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Pretoria – The Department of Water and Sanitation says while the current rainfalls are having a slight impact on the country’s dam levels, this is a far cry from last year’s records. The country’s dam levels increased from 53.5% last week to 53.7% on Wednesday following the current rainfall. However, in the same month last year, the levels stood at 79.5%. According to a report compiled by the department’s forecasters, the outlook for the next two to three months is still very bleak, with below average rainfall expected through to May and above normal temperatures until winter. “We can expect a recurrence of the relatively good rain showers over North West, Free State and KwaZulu-Natal. We could also still experience isolated heavy rain and thundershowers,” the forecasters said. The forecasters also noted that the El Niño is showing signs of decay and expecting it to be “towards near neutral in the winter”. The report said that all provinces, with the exception of Western Cape and Free State, showed a slight increase in average dam levels over the last week. “North West has in-

creased from 46.4% to 51.1%, a 4.7% increase week-on-week. The Western Cape at 36.6% remains an area for concern. However, it must be borne in mind that it is the dams in the winter rainfall area which are low,” the report said. Lesotho’s Katse Dam is now at 65.7%, an increase of 1.9% from the previous week. Hazelmere in KwaZulu-Natal has also increased to 34.3% compared with 33.2% last week. However, the report noted that there will be no change to restrictions from the Hazelmere Dam. The department has recommended a 15% restriction on the Umgeni system. “Vaal Dam has dropped from 48.6% last week to 48%. Sterkfontein Dam is at 88.3%, an increase of 0.2%. Gariep Dam has dropped by 0.7% and is now standing at 52.6%. “The decrease is largely due to Eskom generating power at the dam. The Voelvlei Dam in Western Cape followed suit with a 1.4% to 20.8%,” the report said. It said the continuing prediction of lower than normal rainfall over the next three months would mean that the recovery rate could still stretch beyond three years. – SAnews.gov.za

City woos Chinese tourists The City of Johannesburg’s tourism entity has teamed up with UnionPay, the world’s largest card payment company, in a new move to attract millions of Chinese tourists to the City of Gold and other parts of South Africa as well as the rest of the continent. With 4.7 billion cards in issue and a presence in 150 countries, UnionPay is bigger than Visa and MasterCard put together. More than 100 000 of UnionPay cards have been issued in 44 African countries. Two South African banking institutions – First National Bank and Standard Bank – are already in partnership

with UnionPay. Absa, which entered the scheme in January, will start processing payments in June this year. UnionPay International representative Xing Gan and Joburg Tourism’s Marketing Manager, Lumka Dlomo, briefed about 15 tour operators and restaurateurs about the new partnership in Sandton on Wednesday March 16. The move is expected to create several thousands of jobs in the local tourism industry and boost the City and South Africa’s economy. Every month, more than 14 000 Chinese tourists, most of whom are UnionPay card-carrying members, visit South Africa.

he Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA) today announced the appointment of its new Managing Director, Dr Sean Phillips who will assume the new position with effect from 1 May 2016. The Board made this appointment following a rigorous selection process from an outstanding list of candidates. Dr Phillips is an exceptional civil engineering professional with strong performance monitoring and evaluation experience at both national and municipal levels coupled with operational management expertise within local roads authorities. He has held the position of Chief Executive Officer at the Municipal Infrastructure Support Agent - a government component in the national Department of Cooperative Governance. Also as Director–General of the Department of Performance Monitoring and Evaluation in The Presidency, and previously held various positions within the private and public sector, including the public works environment. Dr Phillips holds a Master of Management Degree (Cum Laude), a Doctorate in Civil En-

Dr Phillips holds a Master of Management Degree (Cum Laude), a Doctorate in Civil Engineering, and a Master of Science

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gineering, and a Master of Science all obtained from the University of the Witwatersrand. The JRA is embarking upon a very exciting new phase of the City’s journey in roads infrastructure, and Dr Phillips’ vast experience in the engineering field coupled with strategic leadership and management skills will serve the City and the JRA well in our commitment to providing quality roads that are safe, accessible and liveable for our community. As the JRA moves forward with a new Managing Director. The Entity would also like to acknowledge the leadership provided by Mpho Kau during his tenure as Acting Managing

Director over the past year. With Mr Kau at the helm, JRA achieved a clean (unqualified) audit for a second consecutive year, and continued to strengthen the JRA’s turnaround strategy through an engineering-based approach to infrastructure development and maintenance. The launch of the flagship bridges projects including the M1 bridges rehabilitation project have been significant achievements. Mr Kau will resume his position as Executive Head of Infrastructure Development and will continue to be an integral and valued member of the executive team.

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Cape Town - Amaglug-glug coach Owen Da Gama has named his 22man squad to face Brazil in an international friendly at Rei Pele Stadium later this month. The national under-23 boss has named a strong squad, including three overseas-based players, for the fixture scheduled to take place on March 27 in preparation for the 2016 Rio Olympics in August. Da Gama will be delighted to have secured the services of the three overseas-based players, having qualified for the tournament without them when they finished third, beating hosts Senegal in the African Youth Nations Cup. The inclusion of Left-back Kgosi Ntlhle of Peterborough United, midfielder Lebogang Phiri of Brondby and striker Lebogang Mothiba of FC Lille

makes up a strong spine for the former Platinum Stars boss to blend with the rest of the local-based players. There was also a call-up for National First division top scorer Thabiso Kutumela, who has struck 16 goals for league leaders Baroka FC. “You can never ask for a better opposition than this,” Da Gama said. “First of all, we will be able to measure ourselves with some of the best players at our level, and secondly we will get a glimpse of what to expect when we return to Brazil for the Games. “I am very happy that we were able to secure this all-important fixture. “I believe, with my technical team, we have selected a very strong squad that will show what we are capable of. No one will walk into the team; everyone has to work for his position.” said Da Gama.

ustralia-based boxer Lovemore Ndou, makes a comeback in his adopted home against Filipino Dan Nazareno jnr in what could be his final bow after 24 years in boxing.

NZ stun India

ew Zealand’s spinners became unlikely heroes on Tuesday, leading their side to a stunning 47run victory over favourites India in the World Twenty20 opening group match in Nagpur.

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