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LEGENDARY DISCOVERY at the Cradle of Humankind!
A new fossil discovery simply named “Homo naledi” has this morning been unveiled at the Maropeng visitors centre at the Cradle of Humankind in Krugersdorp, west of Johannesburg.
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The ground breaking discovery comes after two years of excavation work in the area led by Professor Lee Burger in 2013, called the rising star excavation. Homo naledi looks like one of the most primitive members of our genus but also has surprisingly human-like features, enough to warrant placing it in the genus ‘Homo’. The discovery was announced by Wits University and National Geographic Society and the Department of Science and Technology and the National Research Foundation of South Africa. According to the excavation team, the new species appears to have intentionally de-
posited bodies of its dead in a remote cave chamber, behaviour thought previously limited to humans. The chamber was so small a call was made to the public through social media and the internet thereby requiring the assistance of very slim individuals. The opening of the tunnel was 18cm wide making it nearly impossible for an average size human being to enter the cave. The Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Thursday’s (September 10) announcement shows that there is always something new coming out of Africa.
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“Being Sangomas of an informed generation, the regular workshops we have with professional nurses and doctors equip us with the ability to identify symptoms of illnesses like TB, HIV and AIDS which we cannot treat.” Those were the words of Gogo Leah Mhlanga who was among the African Medicine Practitioners who gathered on Saturday, August 29, in Thokoza to celebrate African Traditional Medicine Day in partnership with the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality. African Medicine Day is celebrated nationally today (31 August) and in her keynote address on Saturday Member of Mayoral Committee (MMC) for Health and Social Development, Cllr Makhosazana Mabaso, highlighted the importance of cooperation amongst health practitioners in order to achieve a 60% drop in new HIV infections by 2016.
On approaching the location, about eight suspects bolted and disappeared into the darkness and dangerous mine shafts. The metro police were able to seize equipment left behind by the suspects. Two buckets full of gold
Almost human like fossil discovery unveiled!
“The discovery of the new species of primitive hominid…reveals much about our own origins and our own ancestors and in time it will reveal much more about ourselves and will probably tell us more about our future as well”. Ramaphosa said the new discovery would be far reaching beyond the scientific community, it would inspire poets and writers to revisit Africa’s rich oral tradition and to imagine ways to retell the story of our own common ancestory and it would encourage us to explore further about our whole scope of human existence.
main in the chamber. “With almost every bone in the body represented multiple times, Homo-Naledi is already practically the best-known fossil member of our lineage,” said Lee Berer, research professor in the Evolutionary Studies Institute at the Witwatersrand University. The ground-breaking discovery of a new species of early hominid in South Africa’s Cradle of Humankind has shed new light on what we know about the species that roamed the Earth before early man.
The Deputy President said when the Maropeng visitor’s centre was unveiled almost ten years ago they never imagined that a new species would unearthed telling us more about our own human journey that we never knew before.
Fossils of the new species, which has been named Hom- Naledi, were discovered during National Geographic’s "Rising Star" exploration at one of the world’s richest hominid fossil sites in the Cradle of Humankind World Heritage Site, about an hour outside of Johannesburg.
“We now know that research conducted here will reveal more information for many more generations to come,” added Ramaphosa.
“Naledi” is Setswana for “star”, and the name’s been chosen as a tribute to the Dinaledi cave system where scientists made the find in September 2013.
So far, the team has recovered parts of at least 15 individuals of the same species, a small fraction of the fossils believed to re-
“Inside of it,” says project leader, Professor Lee Berger, “was the richest collection of human ancestral remains ever discovered
“Our patient is your patient as well and as health practitioners aimed at saving THREE BUSTED FOR lives we need to organize ourselves. So many stereotypes exist about tradition- ‘THREE SHIPS’ ROBBERY al healers and their medicines because Three suspects aged On arrival at the inof the bogus African traditional practi- between 28 and 31 cident, the three guys tioners out there,” said Mabaso. years, were arrested for ran away towards dif-
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The MMC further added that: “Today is about updating our database so we know who we are working with and we can invite you to workshops where we can share ideas on how we can begin to understand the healing dynamics of traditional medicine and regulating African Traditional Medicine in Ekurhuleni.”
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The MMC also presented a banner to the Ekurhuleni AIDS Council to signify that the municipality acknowledges African Traditional Medicine Practitioners and is determined to work together towards achieving a healthier Ekurhuleni.
IMPLEMENTS SEIZED AFTER SUSPECTS FLEE INTO MINE SHAFTS!
The intensified special operations in the BenoniSprings-Brakpan areas to dissuade illegal mining are yielding results each week. On Tuesday, September 8 in the morning hours, the EMPD Equestrian Unit members sighted several people engaged in illegal mining activity along Main Reef road in Brakpan.
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dust, eight large dishes filled with gold dust concentrate, two pandookas, acidic substances, spades, hammers and chisels were confiscated. All the equipment and the other stuff confiscated was booked in at Benoni police station.
ferent directions, but two were arrested immediately and the other suspect was chased and caught.
SAPS Constable Moleboheng Malahle and Constable Vusi Mashabane were patrolling the industrial area, when they saw three guys assaulting and kicking another male who was lying on the ground and speedily went to stop the fight.
Upon police interview with the victim, he explained that he was robbed a bottle of Three Ships Whiskey, wallet and Nokia cell phone at knife point. Arrested suspects will appear before Heidelberg Magistrate Court soon.
SUPERMARKET ROBBED – TWO ARRESTED Two suspects aged 30 years old were arrested for Business robbery at Tolbos Supermarket, along Plein Street in Rensburg (Heidelberg) on August 28. A 36 year old Pakistani national was at his supermarket busy working when a 30 years old male suspect entered the shop as a customer.
Since it is common knowledge that the illegal Whilst he was still waiting to mining activities go with serve him, the suspect prodangerous faction fighting among the various groups who don’t hesitate to shoot and kill in fighting for the mining terrain, law enforcers’ patrolling and monitoring of the hotspots will continue unabated until the war is won. The battle continues. -EMPD
armed robbery along Schoeman Street in the industrial area of Heidelberg on Saturday, August 29.
duced a firearm and pointed him, demanding money. The suspect took two R200 notes and ran out of the shop. The Shop owner gave chase and informed the Fidelity Guard Patrol Vehicle about the incident. Whilst chasing the suspect, silver Opel Corsa that was intending to pick-up the suspect was cornered and the suspects were arrested.
The Acting Station Commander and Visible policing Commander Lt. Col. Amanda Dorothy Viljoen commended work well done by Fidelity Guard Patrol Vehicle to apprehend the suspect. She further encouraged that the partnership withal Private Security Companies to blossom in fighting crime. Arrested suspects will appear before Heidelberg Magistrate Court soon.
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“Homo naledi represents an extraordinary discovery because it’s something we never expected: small brains, a primitive and evolved body something that I think no one expected to exist in the fossil record,” Berger says. Berger says the find and the expedition, which unearthed more than a thousand individual remains is significant for South Africa. “The science of paleoanthropology actually began in South Africa with the discovery of the Taung Child back in 1924, but after the 1950s, the interests of scientists moved to East Africa, where great discoveries were made and that was probably true, right up until the early 21st century. “Then discoveries began to be made in southern Africa again, surprisingly, right in the areas where we’d been looking. We thought there was nothing left to find. “Now, particularly over the past six years, we’ve realised that not only is this area practically unexplored, but it holds some of the best and richest fossil deposits on the planet,” he says.
The Rising Star expedition was in itself a remarkable one. The extraordinary chamber was found about 30m underground, and was only accessible through an extremely narrow chute. Getting access through the small opening was so difficult that Berger had to co-opt a team of “underground astronauts” for the task - scientists who didn’t just have PhDs and experience in working in caves, but who were also skinny enough to scale down the narrow chute to get to the fossils. One of the first scientists to enter the cave was post-doctoral research fellow at Wits, Marina Elliot. “Just before you reach the chamber where the fossils are, it’s a very tight squeeze,” she said. “It’s kind of a birthing into this chamber. You look around, you’re wearing a headlamp. Everywhere your light shone, you could see there were bone fragments. It was really thrilling to realise how much material was there.”
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This team of professionals from SNF Auto, from left to right: Johannah Zwane (polishing), Nati Motsopi (spraypainting), Elton Mariano (panelbeating), Nkosinathi Shabalala (assembly) and Ryno Strydom (workshop manager) SNF is located at the centre of Heidelberg, near the SASSA offices at corner Apsey and Schoeman street. These vehicle tuning professionals will showcase a ‘before/ after’ repair of a VW Golf GTi - from write-off to brand new... On the upcoming edition.
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CENTRALIZED Database makes suppliers’ lives easier
The newly launched Central Supplier Database (CSD) will improve the lives of suppliers who conduct business with government, says supplier Aaron Mgqueto. “It will improve my business in that it will save me time, we won’t have to take forms to Bisho (Eastern Cape) where we have to move from office to office. Now you just sit down and do it in a professional way and know that you are registered,” Mgqueto told SAnews. This follows the launch of the database by Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene on Tuesday, September 1. Speaking at the launch of the CSD at the Industrial Development
Zone (IDZ) in East London, in the Eastern Cape, Minister Nene said the database serves as the source of all supplier information for all spheres of government. The purpose of centralising government’s supplier database is to reduce duplication of effort and cost for both the supplier and government, while enabling the electronic procurement process. 1 Septeber 2015 marked the first day whereby suppliers can register themselves on the CSD website www.csd.gov.za. Chief Director: Supply Chain Management ICT in the Office of the Chief Procurement Officer at National Treasury, Schalk Human, said the CSD is an intervention to reduce the administration
burden on business. Mgqueto, who has been in the security business since 1998, said the system will improve the way in which suppliers do business with government. A challenge that Mgqueto faced when dealing with government related to tenders. “Sometimes government goes with tenders and on those tenders they don’t come back to us to inform us who has won the tender. Yes I was not in the tender business, I was in the private sector for a while. I just joined them last year and I found it to be a challenge,” he explained. Among the benefits of being registered on the database is that sup-
pliers will only be required to register once when they do business with government and they will not be required to submit physical tax clearance and business registration certificates to organs of state. Mgqueto - who was assisted by Minister Nene to register on the CSD - currently conducts his business in the Eastern Cape. He is hopeful that he will extend his business to Gauteng, among other provinces. “It was exciting to be helped [in registering on the CSD] by the Minister,” he said. Human said that as of today, suppliers can register online and it will be compulsory for government departments and state-
owned enterprises to use the CSD as from 1 April 2016 and for municipalities 1 July 2016. “The benefit for business will be that it will reduce admin significantly and it will make it easy for them to engage government,” said Human. When coming to suppliers who are in rural areas and don’t have access to computers, Human said suppliers will be assisted. “We foresee support to rural suppliers happening in three ways first in district offices, Thusong Service Centres, Small Enterprise Development Agency (SEDA) offices and the Post Office. They will have the functionality to assist the suppliers to register,” said Human.
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Ntirhisano roadshows brings government closer to people Gauteng Premier David Makhura visited projects in Roshnee, Sebokeng, Evaton and Rustervaal on the 2nd and 3rd September. The visits to various projects were followed by a community meeting with people from the same communities. In recent weeks, Premier Makhura accompanied by the Members of the Executive Council and Mayors have visited communities in Tshwane and Ekurhuleni to ensure that communities know government cares and will act to deliver services. The efficient delivery of services remains a priority for the Gauteng Government. Last year, the provincial government launched the Ntirhisano Service Delivery War Room to radically change the way government serves the people. The Service Delivery War Room is a province-wide, integrated, comprehensive and sustainable service delivery model that seeks to radically restructure interface between government and the people to better respond to their needs. Ntirhisano roadshows is aimed at unlocking service delivery blockages. The roadshows are an ongoing project where the provincial government visits various regions in Gauteng to try bring solutions to challenges. During these visits government officials listen to concerns raised by residents and intervene. One of the projects the Premier visited on the 2nd September was the Gordona Park in Roshnee. The park was once a dumping site but the community
rehabilitated the area and developed it into a park and recreational facility.
HIGH PERFORMANCE AEROBATHON ACTION INVADES EKURHULENI
Being physically inactive is considered a risk factor for several illnesses and medical conditions. Residents in the City of Ekurhuleni no longer have expose themselves to this risk as Saturday mornings are now dedicated to aerobics marathon sessions.
Since the beginning of the year, fitness fanatics have been converging at various sports grounds and community parks to partake in three-hour long aerobics sessions in a bid to keep their bodies in tip-top shape. One such aerobathon took place on August 29 at Bulithando Park in Kwa-Thema, while teams from the northern and southern parts of Ekurhuleni converged at the Reiger Park Arena for a more invigorating joint session. The City-wide aerobics movement event is opened free of charge to the public and includes a variety of styles namely Hi-Low, Kata Box and Zumba.
Participants at Bulithando Park began the session with warm-up squats and brisk jumps, followed by intense 15 minute routines, with water breaks in between. Monde Ntuli, a gym instructor from Duduza, said: “Keeping fit is my lifestyle and it gives me fulfillment to share my expertise with people who are passionate about leading a healthy life.” The Ekurhuleni aerobathon sessions will continue every Saturday morning until December from 08:00 until 11:00 at venues across the City (see the attached schedule for Aerobics Marathon dates and venues). Information on established aerobics clubs within communities is also available at the sessions.
‘‘SPRING-FIT’: Gym enthusiasts putting their best foot forward at the Ekurhuleni aerobics NB: See the poster schedules (below) for marathon held recently at Bulithando Park in Kwa-Thema. Aerobics Marathon dates and venues.
"What we are seeing here is a good story to tell. It is inspiring when communities themselves address their own needs and here in Roshnee they have done exactly that," said Makhura. Makhura also visited the Evaton a Renewal Project and the Rustervaal community where he held a public meeting aimed at addressing service delivery issues affecting residents. During the public meeting, concerns raised by residents included the lack of burial space in the nearby cemetery These Sedibeng ladies are one of many beneficiaries of sustainable employwhich has also been vandalised. ment and opportunities, formulated by the Gauteng Provincial Government. The community also raised concerns about drug abuse in the area, high unemployment amongst the youth, skills development and lack of proper policing.
‘1-2-KICK’: Gym instructor Monde Ntuli leading his troops on an intense aerobics session.
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The housing backlog, lack of business opportunities for local business and they also bemoaned the state of the library which needs new reading material.
• SEDIBENG DISTRICT: Devon, Heidelberg, Impumelelo, Ratanda, Sebokeng, Sharpville, Evaton, Vereeniging • CITY OF EKURHULENI: Benoni, Boksburg, Duduza,
In response, the Executive Council members promised to fast track service delivery in the provision of housing and the Department of Social Development committed to tackle the drug abuse problem and would ensure social services are brought closer to the community.
Germiston, Katlehong, Nigel, Thokoza, Tsakane, Vosloorus
• DIPALESENG (MPUMALANGA): Balfour, Siyathemba
The Tshepo 500 000 Programme would also be introduced in the area to address the high levels of unemployment. Sedibeng District executive mayor, Sy Mofokeng addressing the community in Emfuleni, sitting alongside is Gauteng Premier David Makhura.
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It’s a perfect month for celebrating our very rich South African heritage. Spring offers a magnificent gift of renewal and just like her, so we should also be looking at our heritage with a fresh set of eyes and marvel at how it is constantly metamorphosing into something unique, the envy of many in Africa, if not the world. There are so many good things that bind South Africa, its people and the culture together. It’s not just our breath-taking natural resources such as the majestic Table Mountain and now a worldwide heritage site. Tholulwazi skills and development centre, formerly known as Siyafunda C.T.C in Ratanda. The centre hosted the ‘Intel She Will Connect’ graduation ceremony on the 27th of August 2015, the programme is mostly about empowering women of all ages to have skills that will enable them to be entepreneural and independent. The ladies did the course for the month of August and were awarded with certificates. One learner from Khanya-Lesedi Secondary School (above) was awarded a bursary to study the End-User Computing Course, through a quiz challenge of which she did outstanding.
Food, customs and art; the list goes on. All of these things make South Africans South Africans. But there are the less obvious things where heritage can be found. Think about welcoming smile thataccompanies a friendly “sawubona”. So does education have a role in embedding our heritage into the very fabric of who were are? Without a doubt!
Or the cacophony of languages found throughout the land.
Education is a safe place to debate our differences and similarities. It provides the place where inquiry is encouraged. It is a place where the status quo can be challenged, understood more carefully and ultimately, celebrated.
Or the marvel and extreme gifting of our musicians whose tunes that could have only be birthed in this country and give voice to spectators at local, national and international events.
Understanding the quintessence of being South African is part of education’s role of creating a unified people who appreciate the strength in their diversity
“FREEDOM IN MOTION”
In a presentation delivered at the 2nd sitting of the Ekurhuleni Press Club meeting by HOD for Transport, Ms. Yolisa Mashilwane, highlighted the current progress with the Aerotropolis flagship project, the IRPTN.
Intergrated - means a seamless and diverse public transport system Rapid - connecting efficiency and mobility to accelerate movement Public - provide public transport resources and environmental impact assessment Transport - a range of specialized vehicles Network - a transport network that connects all areas within the City, its surroundings and the entire Gauteng transport infrastructure.
Comprehensive Integrated Transport Plan (CITP) Vision:
“Ekurhuleni to have a transformed transport system that is people oriented, sustainable and supports the economy of EMM as well as Gauteng as a global city region”
CITP Goals The City of Ekurhuleni’s IRPTN was Presented by Yolisa Mashilwane at the Press Club Sitting on Friday, August 28.
• Support and grow the economy; • Support Metropolitan Spatial Development Framework (MSDF) through Corridor and Nodal Development; • Promote sustainable transport;
• Provide an integrated transport system and • Protect and enhance the environment. The City of Ekurhuleni has mandated certain expectations from this plan, these include aspirations to use IRPTN to: • Spark the City’s rejuvenation; • Attract, raise and sustain investment in the inner City; • Grow the City; • Enhance trade and productivity in the City; • Develop the City’s tourism and hospitality sector; • Give citizens freedom to move; • Give citizens easy access to amenities; • Improve the safety and • Enhance the City aesthetically. Vision & expectations of the IRPTN “Unlocking a better life for citizens” - this means providing better public transport services LINKED to the other services within the City and surrounds The City aspires to reach its long-term objective of a transformed transport system that is people-orientated, efficient to contribute to the growth of the Aerotropolis and the Gauteng City Region.
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