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2013/10/08 10:35 AM
3 April 2014
Issue 569
2013/10/08 10:35 AM
Free distribution of 21,902 (Audited) (Oct - Dec 2013)
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n Monday, 31 March 2014, Qwaqwa United Taxi Association’s (QWAUTA) PRO Thabo Mokoena told EFS Issue that from 1 April 2014, local taxi transport fares will have increased by R2 effectively, to all local destinations in Qwaqwa. He pointed out that some of the reasons for the taxi fare increasing includes the petrol price hike, as well as the cost of tyres and vehicle (taxi) maintenance. Before the increase, the taxi fare varied between
R7.50 and R9.00 Mokoena said a consultation meeting was held with the community, informing them about the circumstances that led to the taxi fare increase. According to Mokoena, community members didn’t argue about the taxi fare increase. Taxi driver Isaac ‘Bra Big’ Ntsasa said that there is nothing they could do because the petrol price is increasing regularly. He indicated that to maintain a taxi (Quantum)
costs thousands of rands. Other taxi drivers are a bit concerned that the increase in taxi fares would affect their work, because some commuters would decide to rather walk from home to work rather than catch a taxi. Meanwhile taxi fares in Bethlehem also increased recently to R10 per trip! In photo: Local taxi driver Isaac Ntsasa taking money from a commuter. By Letsielo Mosia
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EFS ISSUE
News
Buying Or Selling Immovable Property (Part 1) From the Lawyer’s pen
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espite the modern era of technology, cell phones, internet and access to information of whatever kind, it is saddening to see how many people do not know their basic rights and obligations, especially with regards to immovable property. Immovable property is something like a vacant stand, house, flat, business premises, etc. Consider the following: Joe Gutter sells a house to Luke Chimney for R250 000. Luke pays the purchase price, Joe vacates the property and Luke moves into the house. Then Joe dies and his children want the house back and they demand that Luke moves off the property. Luke’s defense is that he bought the property from Joe and he is the owner thereof. Joe’s children go to an attorney who informs them that the property is still registered in the name of Joe Gutter and was never transferred in the name of Luke. The result? Luke has
All Super Eagles’ supporters are urged to wear green, be it a beret, t-shirt, cap, top, skirt or trousers as a show of support during our game against Clarens Galaxy on Saturday (05/04/2014) at Bohlokong Stadium. Operation paint Bohlokong Green #dreampromotion is in full swing. TMACC present “MIC ON FIRE” poetry hip-hop session. Date: 5 April 2014, Venue: Phuthaditjhaba Hall, Mojapere (BHM), Kwazi The poet (Qwaqwa), Leo Hip Hop (Qwaqwa), Preacher Technique, Entrance: Free. Time: 15h00 - 17h00. Guest performer: Zabalaza, MC: Bularah (Chopster) Zabalaza 073 0759 270. Clap & Tap Music Festival - The New Characters
GC (Soul Care), Baemedi ba Tumelo (Kestell) & Letsha la Bethesda (Qwaqwa) Venue: General Hall, Time: 13h30, Admin: R15, Ticket, Date: 06 April, Bokang Modimo wa kganya...for more infomation call Mr. Mosea 078 552 2129. Kindly take note that as from 25/03/2014 New ID Smart Cards were rolled to HARRISMITH and BETHLEHEM Offices in THABO MOFUTSANYANA DISTRICT. REQUIREMENTS: IDENTITY DOCUMENT, R 140-00, NB. PENSIONERS ABOVE 60 YRS (FREE), FIRST TIME ID APPLICATIONS (FREE). ALL APPLICANTS NEED NOT HAVE TO TAKE PHOTOS. Regards - H.M.Mopeli - Office Manager: Harrismith L/O
Promotion T
he second annual Free State enterPRIZE Job Creation Challenge was launched on 18 March 2014 at the Windmill Casino and Entertainment Centre in Bloemfontein. This exciting competition is aimed at job creation through the development of small and medium enterprises in the Free State. The competition which is a partnership between the International Labour Organization (ILO) and the Department of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs (DETEA), the Small Enterprise Development Agency (SEDA) and the Flemish International Cooperation Agency (FICA), will see contestants compete to win one of 75 prizes totaling R 7.5 million. Last year alone the Free State enterPRIZE Job Creation Challenge attracted in excess of 540 entrants from aspirant entrepreneurs across the Free State province. Jens Dyring Christensen, ILO Chief Technical Advisor says, “One of the important means to address the very high levels of unemployment in the province is through the stimulation of entrepreneurship and innovation allowing potential and existing entrepreneurs to identify and exploit new market opportunities thereby creating more economic growth.” To enter the competition, or for more information visit www.enterprizejobchallenge.co.za. Entries close on 2 May 2014.
to move out of the house and does not have any legal right to stay there or to claim any compensation or damages from Joe. During the next few weeks, we will explore the process of buying and selling of immovable property and the pitfalls that you should be aware of. Remember: Knowledge helps you to make wise decisions. Contributed by JA Botha Attorneys, Bethlehem. For more information, contact Mr. Botha at 058 – 303 3844 or wellatwork@telkomsa.net
EFS ISSUE
News
MEC Makgoe launches Kagiso Projects
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ree State Education MEC Tate Makgoe officially opened the Beyers Naudé School Development Infrastructure Projects under the Kagiso Trust for ten schools last Thursday in Maluti-a-Phofung, in the Thabo Mofutsanyana District Municipality. Speaking at the opening of the projects, MEC Makgoe disclosed that the partnership with Kagiso Trust contributed to changing education in the province because his department managed to obtain the first position in the country in 2013’s Grade 12 results. “Since the project has been
focusing on Maluti-a-Phofung especially in QwaQwa, the programme of helping schools will now be expanded to Botshabelo, Thaba Nchu and Fezile Dabi District because of the success and progress in QwaQwa,” said MEC Makgoe. The schools that were presented with these projects are Nthabiseng Secondary, Tshibollo Secondary, Lerato-Uthando Secondary, Mookodi Secondary, Makabelane Secondary, Tsholo Secondary, Lekgulo Secondary, Tlokweng Primary, Machaea Primary and Thebe ya Kgomo Primary. More than 167 schools
Maths 4 All Campaing launched
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ree State Education MEC Tate Makgoe officially launched the Maths 4 All Campaign on Saturday at Rantsane Secondary School in QwaQwa for Thabo Mofutsanyana with the aim of encouraging learners to study Mathematics because of the opportunities it provides people. Speaking to more than 1 300 people, MEC Makgoe said that since the campaign was launched a few years ago in
other districts in the province, it has changed the results of Grade 12 learners, as they are performing well in their exams. He hoped that Thabo Mofutsanyana would excel as well. The Free State Province obtained a 70.19% and Thabo Mofutsanyana got 71.70% matric pass rate in Mathematics in 2013’s Grade 12 results. In photo: Free State MEC Tate Makgoe. By Issue Reporter
have benefitted in the partnership of the Free State Education Department and Kagiso Trust. In photo: FS Education MEC
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Tate Makgoe and some Makabelane Secondary School learners By Issue Reporter
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News
Representing the FS at SAFA tourney
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len Mkhwanazi (16) from Ntsu Secondary School was part of the squad that represented the Thabo Mofutsanyana region during the provincial selections that were held at Welkom on 15 March, hosted by SAFA Lejweleputswa. Mkhwanazi who was then selected for the Free State squad, attended a camp at the SAFA Regional Offices in Welkom (29 March-1 April). From 2-5 April, the provincial squad will be representing the Free State at Soweto’s Nike Centre where a National Cham-
pionship will be hosted by SAFA Johannesburg. The nine provincial
teams will be joined by PSL Under 17 teams including Kaizer Chiefs FC, Mamelodi Sundowns and Bidvest FC. The fixture for the Free State games will be as follows: 2 April: vs Mpumalanga and 3 April vs Kaizer Chiefs. “I feel happy to have reached this level and for being the only one from Bethlehem. Maybe I will even be scouted by someone from a big club like Kaizer Chiefs FC,” said Mkhwanazi, a middle fielder with Mighty Wits, which plays in the Dihlabeng Mayoral League. In photo: Glen Mkhwanazi. By Mohlaodi Mphuthi
Lost ID has been found
T
he Identity Document belonging to Masereko Palesa Tsie
was found at the open space near Bakenpark Stadium. It can be collected at the EFS
Local Soccer Round Up
M
aluti FET went down to the National First Division (NFD) title-chasers Black Leopards 1-3 last Saturday at Charles Mopeli Stadium. Two of Leopards’ goals came from Rendani Ndou and another goal from
Sanele Mkhize. Leopards moved into second position with 48 points on the log, seven points away from the log leaders Chippa United. Maluti FET’s goal came from Malefetsane Rankati who scored from a crossbar rebound.
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African Warriors held the in-form Witbank Spurs to a goalless draw last Sunday at the Puma Stadium. This weekend Warriors entertain Santos at Charles Mopeli Stadium and Maluti FET visit United FC at Moruleng Stadium. Both matches are on Sunday at 3pm. By Issue Reporter
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House of Traditional Leaders opened
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he Free State Premier Ace Magashule officially opened the Free State House of Traditional Leaders last Thursday in QwaQwa. In photo: FS Premier Ace Magashule and COGTA MEC Olly Mlamleli and other taditional leaders. On the right of Premier Magashule is Free State House of Traditional Leaders Chairperson Morena Ledika Moloi By Issue Reporter
Bikers donate to Mafube Int. School
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aluti Bikers, Moifo, Rhino Riders and Big Fellas from Maluti-a-Phofung donated food parcels and uniforms to needy children at Mafube Intermediate School last Friday in QwaQwa. “We have decided to donate these food parcels and uniform to this school because some of the learners are from poor families,” said Maluti Bikers President S’phiwe Beqezi. He pointed out that though it may not be enough to address the plight
of the kids they plan to do more in future. The school received R6,500, twenty kids got uniforms and ten food parcels. Beqezi stated that in the winter they will be donating blankets to old people in QwaQwa, Kestell and Harri-
smith. Setlabotjha Sepheka, a biker and former learner at Mafube hoped that their donations would bring joy to the kids. Maluti-a-Phofung, HDM Catering, BiBi Cash and Carry, Kamohelong Luxury Accommodation and Ntsoaki Driving School played an important part in helping the bikers make the donation to Mafube. School Principal Motiisetso Masiteng thanked all the people who contributed. In photo: Maluti Bikers President S’phiwe Beqezi (far left) stands with his teammate (next to the bike) and one of the donated food parcels. By Issue Reporter
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Learners get motivated!
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n 25 March, Moses Tsotetsi and Lucky Khatile, motivators from Bohlokong, visited Ntsu Secondary School to motivate
Grade 11 and 12 learners. They motivated learners about making the right choices despite obstacles and hardships and to make opportunities for
themselves. In photo: Moses Tsotetsi during the session. By Mohlaodi Mphuthi
Farewell to Rev. Nombeko Winnie
Church.” In photo: Granny Nombeko Winnie (seated) wearing a brown traditional blanket. Behind her are church members and next to her Diodi group members. By Letsielo Mosia
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he Uniting Reformed Church of Makong Village, Qwaqwa held a farewell function recently for Reverend Nombeko Winnie (66), who has been part of the church since 1985,” said Chairperson of the Church Louis Mdakane. Reverend Nombeko is retiring from preaching but will continue attending the church. According to Mdakane, the farewell function will remain a good memory to her and her family as she was honoured and loved by the congregation. “We wanted to honour our mother who has always guided us in the name of Almighty God. She was a good leader who always led by example. We gave her a fridge, a stove, an oven, a frying pan and a winter blanket,” said Mdakane. “I am a martyr of the
Christian name since I grew up in the Uniting Reformed Church following in the footsteps of my parents,” said Reverend Nombeko Winnie at her farewell function that was held at the Uniting Reformed
Quizz wins BCSL top 8
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uizz Football Club were crowned the inaugural Bethlehem Community Soccer League Top 8 Champs when they narrowly defeated Kwaziya 1-0 on Sunday, 30 March at Bakenpark Sports Ground. The quarter finals kicked off last Sunday and in the first match Khotsong went down by a goal to zero to Ramolala. The second quarter final was between Sibas and
Quizz. After full time the score was deadlocked and had to be decided
on penalties. Quizz won 4 - 2 on penalties. Day and Night played to a one all draw against Milly’s after full time but Milly’s won 4 - 2 on penalties and Kwaziya hammered Galaxy by 3 - 1. T h e first semifinal saw Quizz edging out Ramolala 2-1 to book themselves a place in the final against favourites Kwaziya, who defeated Milly’s by 2-1. The final between Quizz and Kwaziya ended 1-0 to Quizz who became the inaugural winners of The BCSL 2014. In photo: Quizz celebrates their victory. By Nkosana Mashinini
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Form FSLA 2 - Notice of intention to apply in terms of sections 27 read with section 31 for registration Free State Gambling & Liquor Act, 2010. Notice is hereby given that SUCASA CAFE intends to lodge an application on 04 April 2014, particulars of which appeared here underneath: Municipality Maluti-APhofung, Full names, Street, Postal Address of the applicant & identity no. registration no. – SUCASA CAFE, Box 7, Phuthdaditjhaba, 9867, Reg 2014/054769/01. Kind registration applied for – Liquor Licence, Kind of product to be sold/manufactured – Liquor on Premises consumption, Name under which business is to be conducted & full address of premises – SUCASA CAFE. Name of, nature of & distance to institutions of learning, similar registration premises of worship – 2. Any person may, within 21 days from 04 April 2014 (Date of publication in Provincial Gazette) lodge in terms of section 33 of the Free State Gambling & Liquor Act, 2010 an objection in writing to the Free State Liquor (address set out hereunder). The objection must be clearly indicated
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the full names, identity number, residential address & telephone numbers, if any where applicable, its registered number & address of its office of the objector. They must be also identify the application to which it relates. The application may be inspected during the office of the Authorities during their office hours. The address of the relevant Office of the Liquor Authority is Cnr Motloung & Setai Street, Setsing Shopping Centre, FDC Building, Phuthaditjhaba. 9870.
for – Tavern, Kind of product to be sold/manufactured – All kinds, Name under which business is to be conducted & full address of premises – SAMSKOBY SPORTS BAR, 220 LETSHA-LE-MADUKE, WITSIESHOEK, 9870. Name of, nature of & distance to institutions of learning, similar registration premises of worship – None. Any person may, within 21 days from 04 April 2014 (Date of publication in Provincial Gazette) lodge in terms of section 33 of the Free State Gambling & Liquor Act, 2010 an objection in writing to the Free State Liquor (address set out hereunder). The objection must clearly indicate the full names, identity number, residential address & telephone numbers, if any where applicable, its registered number & address of its office of the objector. The must be also identify the application to which it relates. The application may be inspected during the office of the Authorities during their office hours. The address of the relevant Office of the Liquor Authority is Cnr Motloung & Setai Street, Setsing Shopping Centre, FDC Building, Phuthaditjhaba. 9870.
Legal notice Form FSLA 2 - Notice of intentions to apply in terms of sections 27 read with section 31 for registration Free State Gambling & Liquor Act, 2010. Notice is hereby given that MOHOMANE MOLEPA HANSEN intends to lodge an application on 04 April 2014, particulars of which appeared here underneath: Municipality – Maluti -A-Phofung, Full names, Street, postal address of the applicant & identity no. registration no. – MOHOMANE MOLEPA HANSEN, 2540141 TOHLANG STREET, PHUTHADITJHABA, 9866 , Kind registration applied
Notice is hereby given that the Final Draft Integrated Development Plan (IDP) 2014/15 and MTREF BUDGET 2014/15/16 for the Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality were noted by the Council on March 26, 2014 and these documents are available at: %ORHPIRQWHLQ Room 213b, Bram Fischer Building; Main Library (CBD); Bainsvlei Library (Langenhoven Park); BP Leinaeng Library (Phahemeng); Fichardt Park Library (Fichardt Park); Mangaung Library (Rocklands); Trevor Barlow Library (Heidedal). %RWVKDEHOR + +DOO /LEUDU\ 0DLQ 0XQLFLSDO %XLOGLQJ 6DWHOOLWH 0XQLFLSDO 2I¿FHV LQ Section U. 7KDED 1FKX Civic Centre - Selosesha; Mmabana Cultural Centre in town. for a period of 21 days starting on Wednesday, the 2nd April 2014. Interested parties and local communities are invited and urged to submit written comments regarding the Draft Integrated Development Plan 2014/15, the MTREF Budget 2014/15/16 and Budget Related Policies on or before 6 May 2014. The Public Meetings are scheduled as follows: Date 08 April 2014
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Stars held to a draw by Polokwane City
Super Eagles beat Dinonyana
uper Eagles came away with an emphatic win against Dinonyana FC at Sibanye Sports Ground in Welkom following two disappointing away draws. This victory sees Eagles entrenching its top spot with 36 points on the Free State ABC Motsepe League log, while Dinonyana FC are condemned to 14th position. Eagles will welcome Clarens Galaxy FC at Bohlokong Stadium
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ree State Stars dela slotted home with and Polokwane a well taken goal one City played to a minute later to restore one all draw in what was dubbed ‘the relegation battle’ on Saturday evening at Polokwane’s Peter Mokaba Stadium. After a goalless first period, the match finally sprang to life at 75 minutes when Puleng Tlolane fired up the hosts in front beating keeper Tshepo Motsoeneng hands down. Luyolo Noman-
parity. By Nkosana Mashinini
this coming Saturday in an eagerly awaited Thabo Mofutsanyana derby. “I expect a humdinger since by their very nature derbies are difficult. Galaxy have shown signs of improvement over the past few games,” concluded Strike Mabasa, Super Eagles Chairman. In photo: Super Eagles Captain Iwi Mngomezulu.
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