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NEWS IN SHORT arVs For all hiV+ inmates
all HiV-positive prisoners will receive aRV medication regardless of their CD4 count. Correctional services minister announced the policy at the aiDs Conference, saying the treatment will come to effect on september 1.
thuli, Where is the stolen r26 billion?
about 25 members of the black First land First (blF) movement were detained for forcing their way into the public protector’s office demanding the attention of Thuli madonsela. lead by andile mngxithama, the blF claims that the office was not investigating their allegations of26 billion stolen by white capitalists during the end-times of apartheid. The public protector has confirmed that the office has neither official capacity nor resources to investigate apartheid crimes.
6000 GautenG learners reGistered
meC for education in Gauteng, panyaza lesufi, has confirmed that over 6000 pupils that were registered through the online application website have been placed at schools across the province. about 3389 grade 1 and 3145 grade 8 pupils have found space. The meC said the online system has prepared the department to plan properly. parents have got sms confirmations of the schools their children had been accepted at, but those parents who had not received the message could use their login number and check the progress of their application.
repo rate unchanGed in julY The Reserve bank on July 21 kept the repo
sa Race car driver Gugu Zulu (circled) has rate unchanged at 7% - in line with market passed away while climbing mount Kilimanjaro as part of a charity event on monday, July expectations. 18 - on mandela Day! briefing reporters following the monetary it is believed that the racer experienced policy Committee [mpC] meeting, Reserve bank Governor lesetja Kganyago said the decision to keep the repo rate unchanged was unanimous. “The mpC has unanimousREAD THE FULL ly decided to keep the repurchase rate unchanged at 7%. The mpC is aware that some of the favourable factors that contributed to this decision could reverse quickly and remains ready to react appropriately to any significant change in the inflation outlook,” said Kganyago. This was the second time this year that the repo rate has remained the same. PAGE 6
breathing problems. as part of the Trek4mandela, Gugu and his wife, letshego Zulu joined a group of 46 people to raise money for Caring4Girls.
This foundation aims to supply sanitary towels to girls across south africa who cannot afford it. Caring4Girls is a four-year old initiative by imbumba foundation.
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rest in peace GuGu Zulu! STORY OF GUGU’S LAST MOMENTS ON PAGE 3
BUsteD WitH Cat WoRtH R50 000
GoveRnment Reveals neW ConDoms PAGE 3
all tHe eleCtion neWs & vieWs PAGE 4
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neWs bRiFs driVer in a cloned Vehicle shoots oFFicer in etWatWa, suspect dead
an empD officer from the equestrian unit on Tuesday afternoon (July 19), sustained a gunshot wound in the neck inflicted by a belligerent driver in a VW Golf 5 following a high speed chase in etwatwa. The suspect was shot and sustained fatal injuries. The driver refused to stop and a high speed chase ensued until the VW Golf was cornered and stopped at the intersection of Chris Hani Drive and madikizela street in etwatwa. The aggressive driver wrestled with one of the officers and in the process managed to grab the officer’s firearm during which time a shot rang out and the officer suffered a neck wound. The partner to the shot officer reacted swiftly and managed to shoot the bad guy who subsequently succumbed to his injuries. preliminary inspection of the VW Golf points to the vehicle being cloned. The injured officer was rushed to the nearest hospital for medical attention.
ethiopian couple Wanted For house robberY in jhb nabbed in Germiston
on monday morning, July 18 in Wychwood near bedfordview, a man and a woman wanted for a house robbery committed recently in Johannesburg were arrested by the empD equestrian unit members. The metro police received information about a bmW 3 series parked next to a primary school in Wychwood a suburb of Germiston. on checking out the vehicle and its two occupants – an ethiopian man a woman – it emerged that the couple were wanted by the police for a house robbery as per booysens saps case number.
mUltiDimensional oPeRation FlUsHes oUt CRime oFFenDeRs!
in an intelligence driven destructive operation this past week led by the HaWKs and supported by the saps K9, Tactical Response unit, intervention unit, Home affairs immigration, air Wing and other police units dealt a severe blow to human traffickers and drug peddlers. “operation expose”, a nationwide law enforcement action that took place on Friday and saturday (15 and 16 July) concluded with the arrest of 7 suspects, recovered an assortment of illegal drugs valued at R150 000 and rescued 16 girls from possible human traffickers. The Hawks, in partnership with other law enforcement agencies, conducted the first of the operation
at ekurhuleni metropolitan suburbs of benoni, boksburg, Reiger park, eldorado park and Kempton park.
The national Head of the Hawks lieutenant General mthandazo ntlemeza congratulated all the members involved. lieutenant General ntlemeza said the destructive operation will send a positive message to drugs dealers and human traffickers and that one girl enslaved in sexual exploitation is one girl too many. He said drugs and human trafficking are monstrous and devastating crimes that steals lives and degrades our nation. lieutenant General ntlemeza said the law enforcement agencies are
committed to doing everything in their power to protect victims and hold perpetrators to account. but he said police cannot prevent drugs and the violence on innocent children on their own. He called on the communities to act and work with police. meanwhile, the 16 girls rescued have been taken to place of safety. The owner and possibly the ringleader responsible for trafficking girls for prostitution is still being pursued by the Hawks. The seven suspects will appear at the Kempton park and boksburg magistrate courts respectively on monday on human trafficking and drug related charges.
The 28 year old woman and the 37 year old man were arrested and taken to booysens police station where their bmW was also booked in.
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a man suspected of drug-dealing was put under surveillance for two days by the empD Drug enforcement after a tip off was received from concerned members of community. on monday afternoon (18 July), the metro police’s patience paid off when the suspect was pounced upon and a huge quantity of cat found on his person. The arrest took place on bedford avenue in the benoni CbD.
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Gugu Zulu loses life on Trek4Mandela!
PUBLIC NOTICE Lesedi Local Municipality ALIENATION OF PORTION 1 OF FARM BOSCHOEK 385IR
Gugu Zulu, one of the climbers of the Trek4Mandela, lost his life while summiting Mount Kilimanjaro on Monday morning, July 18.
Notice No: 31/2016 Ref Nr: P of P1 Boschoek 385IR
The Nelson Mandela Foundation has conveyed its condolences to his wife Letshego Zulu, their daughter Lelethu and his family. “What we do know is that Gugu experienced problems breathing. The medical team supporting the trek put him on a drip and they descended the mountain with him. “We are informed that the medical teams tried everything possible to save his life,” the foundation said in a statement. According to the foundation, Gugu was climbing Kilimanjaro with his wife Letshego. They both descended the mountain together with Richard Mabaso, the project leader and the medical teams. The team was led by experienced mountaineer, Sibusiso Vilane. The mountaineer had apologized to the nation for this tragic event.
Notice is hereby given in terms of section 79 (18) of the Local Government Ordinances, 1939 (ordinance 17 of 1939) as well as the Municipal Systems Act (Act 32 of 2000) as amended, and in compliance with Section 14 of Municipal Finance Management Act (Act 56 of 2003) of the intention to dispose property PORTION 1 OF FARM BOSCHOEK 385IR Council has resolved to alienate the above property in terms and conditions of the council supply chain processes. Further particulars in this regard may be obtained from Corporate and Legal Services, at telephone number (016) 492 0205.
Gibela rejects Grennupp, UPCF-SA demands!
Minister of Sport and Recreation Fikile Mbalula has expressed his condolences to the family of Gugu Zulu. “It is with a heavy heart to hear of the passing of Gugu Zulu. I know him as a friend who was warm and kind. “South Africans know him as a great talented motorsport athlete, who excelled on the race course. His family knows him as a loving husband and father,” Minister Mbalula said. Gibela Rail Transport ConPremier David Makhura has on behalf of the Gauteng Provincial Government, extended sincere condolences to the family and the fans of the late talented motor sport athlete, Gugu Zulu. “Zulu was the product of Gauteng and we are saddened by his untimely death. His participation in motorsport gave Gauteng youth hope that they too can make it against all odds,” said Makhura.
GUGU ZULU - 10 FACTS
The late Gugu Zulu was a South African racing driver and television personality who won numerous local racing titles. He was also a presenter of the SABC motoring show Car Torque. Here are some of the things you might not have know about Gugu Zulu: 1. Gugu was one of the celebrity contestants on the fifth season of Strictly Come Dancing. 2. He was an advanced driving instructor for the Volkswagen Driving Academy, Audi and BMW. 3. Gugu began his racing career in 1999, after graduating from the Isondo Racing Academy. 4. He won the Vodacom Isondo Sports 2000 national championship, winning 13 out of 16 races with two second places. 5. In 2001, racing legend Sarel van der Merwe took him under his wing, when he was given second seat in the inaugural Sasol Steam Team. 6. In 2003 he was offered a drive in the rallying world, scoring high points in several rallies to bring him within one point of the championship leader. 7. In 2004 he had a taste of overseas racing, competing against the likes of Mario Andretti’s grandson Marco, in the Skip Barber Dodge Racing Series. 8. In August 2007 he was appointed as the commercial manager for A1 Team South Africa, which competes in (and hosts a race for) the A1GP, “The World Cup of Motorsport”. 9. In the racing world he was affectionately known as “the fastest brother in Africa”. 10. Gugu was married to biokineticist and reality TV star Letshego Moshoe, who appeared on e.tv’s Fear Factor and M-Net’s Survivor South Africa: Maldives, whom he began dating from 2001. The two have a daughter called Lelethu. source: DRUM
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sortium (Gibela) – about to start construction of a R1-billion factory complex at Dunnottar for the manufacture of 580 new trains for the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa – has rejected demands contained in a joint memorandum received recently from community-based organisations Greater Nigel United People’s Parliament (Grennupp) and Unemployment People’s Cooperative Federation of South Africa (UPCF-SA). In its response to the memorandum, issued by communications director Pamella Radebe, Gibela says the rejected demands are “designed to undermine its governance systems and procedures by relinquishing them to third parties”. Gibela says the two organisations have no legal basis for demanding: • Removal of contractors and subcontractors the company has appointed; • Management and operation of an access system on the construction site, without a formal tender system; • Access to all sourcing opportunities; • Selecting local CLOs at the construction site; • Establishing a fully functional office at site; • Forming part of the adjudication of tenders; and • Selecting local sub-contractors and suppliers.
Gibela, in its response, goes on to say it is factually incorrect for the memorandum to assert that Gibela is a government entity and that the company does not carry a mandate as described in the memorandum. “Gibela is a privately held company, registered in the Republic of South Africa and Black Economic Empowerment-compliant with its share equity held by Alstom, Ubumbano Rail and New Africa Rail. “The Companies Act of South Afri-
ca, as well as Gibela’s world-class internal governance systems and procedures set forth in the parameters for the operations of the company on which it is audited periodically and annually by registered accountants.” In response to the two organisations’ demand for an emergency meeting, Gibela says two members of the Stakeholder Forum do not have the authority to request an urgent meeting without a quorum. “In the event that other stakeholders deem it necessary that such an emergency meeting be held, an agenda must be proposed, together with consent from the remaining stakeholders.” In response to allegations regarding its recruitment process, Gibela says it has partnered with the Department of Labour in an open and transparent process designed to ensure a central collection point for CVs for all jobs required at site. Contractors and sub-contractors at site are required to source labour from this pool of CVs. “To date, 12 000 CVs have been collected and, in line with the job requirements of a construction site that is still at mobilisation stage, 85 people have been recruited.
“Over the next few months, it is envisaged that 1 900 people will be recruited and employed on limited duration contracts. “The recruitment drive is still on and people are encouraged to submit their CVs to the Department of Labour Centres in Nigel, Springs, Brakpan, Benoni and Boksburg. In response to allegations of corruption, Gibela says it encourages and is open to receiving proof of illegal activities involving its employees and partners via the alert procedure, as communicated to all stakeholders and the relevant authorities, for prosecution.
Any person who desires to object to the abovementioned intention is called upon to lodge such objection in writing to the undersigned within a period of fourteen (14) days from the date of publication thereof. Lesedi Local Municipality PO Box 201 HEIDELBERG, Gauteng 1438 I RAMPEDI ACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER
PUBLIC NOTICE Lesedi Local Municipality ALIENATION OF PORTION 7 OF FARM MARAISDRIFT 190IR
Notice No: 32/2016 Ref Nr: P of P7 Maraisdrift 190IR
Notice is hereby given in terms of section 79 (18) of the Local Government Ordinances, 1939 (ordinance 17 of 1939) as well as the Municipal Systems Act (Act 32 of 2000) as amended, and in compliance with Section 14 of Municipal Finance Management Act (Act 56 of 2003) of the intention to dispose property PORTION 7 OF FARM MARAISDRIFT 190IR Council has resolved to alienate the above property in terms and conditions of the council supply chain processes. Further particulars in this regard may be obtained from Corporate and Legal Services, at telephone number (016) 492 0205. Any person who desires to object to the abovementioned intention is called upon to lodge such objection in writing to the undersigned within a period of fourteen (14) days from the date of publication thereof. Lesedi Local Municipality PO Box 201 HEIDELBERG, Gauteng 1438 I RAMPEDI ACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER
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malema visits evaton!
Commander in Chief Julius, Malema speaking during the Economic Freedom Fighter’s election campaign rally in Evaton West, on Sunday July 10. The outspoken EFF party leader went on to describe the president as a “dumb fool”.
The Electoral Commission has published the addresses of all 22 612 voting stations for the 3 August 2016 Municipal Elections in line with the election timetable. The dates were made available from the day of publishing by IEC on Thursday, July 7. The full list of addresses is available on the Electoral Commission’s website (www.elections.org.za). The list of addresses of voting stations for each municipality is also available for inspection at the relevant local Electoral Commission office. The routes and approximate times for the 31 mobile voting stations are also available. Voters are reminded that they may only vote at the voting station where they are registered. To check the address of their voting station voters can: • Dial *120*432# and follow the prompts • SMS your ID number to 32810 (at a cost of R1) • Click the “My Registration Details” button on www.elections.org.za • Call the Electoral Commission Contact Centre on 0800 11 8000 (7am – 9pm weekdays)
DA: ‘Masina turns RDP hand over into ANC electioneering stunt!’ Democratic Alliance candidate for City of Ekurhuleni’s executive mayor, Ghaleb Cachalia, has come out to show how his com ANC Mayoral Candidate, Mzwandile Masina, has brazenly abused state resources by handing over RDP houses in Alra Park (Nigel) as an ANC campaign event on July 18. “RDP houses built by the state for beneficiaries should have been handed over by metro officials in Ekurhuleni branding, not the ANC's mayoral candidate in ANC garb. The Public Protector has previously ruled that the handing out of food parcels sponsored by the state by the ANC was an abuse of public resources for party political campaigning.
Masina has previously been vicious in his attacks on Public Protector, Thuli Madonsela, and his act of defiance clearly demonstrates that he The tweet by ANC’s Mzwandile Masina on June 18, where houses were handed feels he is above the rule of law. Masina had the audacity to even over in Alra Park in Nigel.
post pictures of the handover on his Twitter feed on the 19th of July - as he clearly feels that there will be no consequences for his actions,” said Cachalia in a statement. Cachalia also said that if he were elected Mayor, hewould strongly respect the principle of separation of party and state, and govern in the interests of all citizens, unlike the ANC.
abuse of state resources to benefit a political party.
In the City, the DA has revealed the list of candidate to contest in the upcoming Local Government Elections on August 3, where all wards are up for grabs.
“It is clear that Masina does not understand the concept of separation of party and state, and like Zuma, will treat citizens money as his own personal bank account if given the chance to occupy the mayor’s office. Houses and EPWP jobs would not be reserved for ANC members, but open to all regardless of political affiliation,” he said. According to the statement, the DA will be lodging a complaint with the Public Protector to investigate Masina and the ANC for this flagrant
DA Ekurhuleni Mayoral Candidate, Ghaleb Cachalia accused ANC’s Mzwandile Masina.
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Tokoza saps members, boksburg Correctional service, CpF members and community members gathered at Khehlekile primary school for mandela Day celebration. The members are cleaning and renovating the school by painting the walls. They also donated the food and cosmetics to the learners.
The Gauteng provincial legislature (Gpl) led by Honourable speaker ntombi mekgwe brought many smiles to vulnerable residents of ekurhuleni in four Community Centres in Duduza and Tsakane yesterday as part of celebrations for nelson mandela Day. mapepeza newspaper team also joined in to contribute their 67 minutes.
Gpl donated much needed winter warmers (slippers and blankets), groceries and paint to the phuthanang protective Workshop for the Disabled in Tsakane, The Tsakane society for the Care of the aged, bontle buhle old age organisation in Duduza and masihlanganeni Disabled association in Duduza. ekurhuleni Disaster and emergency management
services (Dems) in collaboration with the Gauteng Disaster management spent their sixty-seven minutes giving out incentives to the senior citizens of esDa and Tsakane old aged homes respectively. Dems was represented by mmC Clr. Vivian Chauke, HoD moshema mosia, Divisional Head emergency services ofentse masibi and acting Divisional Head
bafana mazibuko while the provincial Disaster management Centre (pDmC) was represented by the HoD mr. b. nkontwana. Key note address by the deputy speaker from Gauteng legislature and mmC community safety encouraged the young people should respect the senior citizens in order to achieve more blessings.
patricia sefuthi, Heidelberg mall marketing office alongside Vusi mofokeng (Volunteer) and Genera mall manager Chris bendall. in the spirit of mandela Day, Heidelberg mall donated much needed items to assist the Thuthukani Disabled Centre in Ratanda. after being informed that the centre was in need of extra funding, Heidelberg mall decided to lend their support by visiting the day care centre to find out how the mall could contribute to making a difference in the children’s lives.
emma ndlovu of Thuthukani Disabled Centre, mapitso mokoena supervisor of Thuthukani Disabled Centre, sonto mnguni - volunteer/teacher at Thuthukani Disabled Centre, Chris bendall Heidelberg mall manager, boniwe mofokeng volunteer/teacher, patricia sefuthi (marketing officer at Heidelberg mall) and children from Thuthukani Disabled Centre on mandela Day.
The Deputy minister for Trade and industry, mzwandile masina laid a wreath in honour of the late struggle Veteran mama adelaide Tambo whose birthday is also celebrated on international mandela day. Deputy minister masina says the best way to honour the legacy of Tambo and mandela is by changing people’s lives for the better. “We have made commitments to the people of ekurhuleni and took bold decisions to ensure we electrify all informal settlements, build over 100 000 houses and make available about 59 000 service stands over the next five years. We will do so in honour of mandela and the Tambos,” said masina.
The Department of Rural Development and land Reform (DRDlR) visited mamello to commemorate mandela day with the elderly people and people living with disabilities of the area. The event was held on the 18 th of July 2016 at mamello hall, which was donated by the department through its Rural infrastructure Development [RiD] programme. The DRDlR team of officials led by Director General mdu shabane and pssC: Gauteng Chief Director Rachel masango traded in their usual corporate hours to spend the day brightening up the lives of the elderly people and people living with disabilities.
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neW looK GoVernment condoms proVe popular!
Government has launched a set of new look condoms, which it hopes will attract young people, following complaints that the previous ‘Choice’ condoms lacked appeal and were not attractive to young people.
and already, the new max condoms are proving popular among the target audience. Health minister, Dr aaron motsoaledi, who launched the condoms at the international aids Conference in Durban, said a lot of research went to producing them. Condoms are still viewed as the most effective way of preventing sexually transmitted diseases and government distributes millions of them each year. Young people are at high risk of contracting HiV from unprotected sex due to increased risky sexual behaviour, especially with the use of narcotics and alcohol among this group. “The new max condoms are reliable. They give maximum protection, maximum pleasure and maximum safety,” minister motsoaledi said to loud chuckles.
HealtH DePaRtment KeePinG BetteR tRaCK oF meDiCine stoCK!
Vodacom Chief Executive, Mr Vuyani Jarana embraced by Health minister Aaron Motsoaledi at the official handover of the SVS mobile app and RxSolutions
THe Department of Health, Vodacom and management sciences for Health (msH) have joined hands in presenting the stock availability solutions for healthcare facilities on Thursday, July 14. The sVs-Web app and the Rxsolutions® made for primary health care (clinics and hospitals dispensaries) and pharmacies respectively. Department of Health says its mobile app, which allows it to monitor medicine stock at health facilities, is helping it to overcome the challenge of shortages. The stock visibility system (sVs) is a mobile application that healthcare professionals use to scan medicine barcodes and enter the stock levels for aRVs, Tb medication and vaccines. The larger app, the Rx solutions® enables pharmacies to monitor stock requested, ordered, received, and distributed; recommend future orders; track batch or lot and expiry dates; track dispensing information for prescribers, dispensers, and patients; and monitor and control the movement of stock among institutions. “This information is in real-time and is availed at any geographic location via the web. six provinces have the sVs, covering 1 900 or 60% of our clinics. minister motsoaledi said the huge burden of disease in the country leads to drug shortages. “We have been battling this problem for some time now.”
– SAnews.gov.za/MSH/Own Correspondence
The new condoms are distributed in strawberry, banana, chocolate and vanilla flavour, instead of the standard Choice condoms. This development is to promote the use of condoms by making them more attractive. The plan might be working, as the condoms are proving to be popular among visitors at the south african exhibition situated at the Durban international Convention Centre. some of those who were interviewed think that the new condoms could actually motivate young sexually active people to have protected sex. many say they buy other condom brands because they “look cool”. “These government issued condoms have all that cool appeal and i’m sure they are safe - so i am definitely hooked,” said student mduduzi mngadi. siboniso Zulu also gave his take on the old government condoms. “Choice [doesn’t smell good] and it’s a turn off to many women. ask women around what they think of Choice condoms, they will laugh.” – SAnews.gov.za
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iF you are a south african Grade 12 learner with outstanding achievements in mathematics and physical science then Transnet is looking for you. The state-owned entity has launched a bursary recruitment drive that offers over 170 bursaries and a training programme for chartered accountants. Transnet is investing over R7.6 billion over the next 10 years to boost skills development in the country. Transnet’s spokesperson mboniso sigonyela said the focus is on scarce skills in engineering and accounting to strengthen Transnet’s skills base. Transnet has set aside R7.6 billion over the next 10 years for skills development and bursaries as part of its rolling R380 billion infrastructure investment programme. about R1.2 billion of this money will be spent on bursaries. The bursaries are for full-time study towards a bachelor of engineering or a bachelor of science in engineering at any south african university in: • civil engineering • electrical engineering (heavy current) • electronic engineering • mechanical engineering • industrial engineering and metallurgy engineering (physical). “The bursary covers full costs, including tuition fees, accommodation and meals, a book allowance, a computer (from second year if required), and on-the-job training,” said sigonyela. last year, Transnet awarded bursaries to over 150 students and is sponsoring more than 500 students. since the launch of its bursary scheme in 1994, Transnet has funded 3 288 students. Transnet also offers a three-year learnership programme for candidates with a Certificate in Theory of accounting (CTa) or bachelor of accounting sciences in Financial accounting [b Compt (Hons) or equivalent. Transnet’s chartered accountants training programme is accredited with the south african institute of Chartered accountants and provides practical experience and preparation for board examinations. The programme includes extensive training in financial management, management decision-making, financial accounting, internal audit and corporate governance, auditing and assurance and taxation. This also includes professional abilities such as interpersonal and communication, intellectual, personal, and organisational and management skills.
Bursaries entry Requirements south african Grade 12 learners with outstanding achievements in mathematics and physical science.
Chartered accountants training Programme minimum entry requirement is the Certificate in Theory of accounting (CTa) or a bCompt (Hons)/final year. Current final year CTa students are also eligible to apply. applications open and close in July each year. For more information visit the Transnet careers page at www.transnet.net Written by Albert Pule
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sa olympic team send-off in ekurhuleni!
Well-WisHeRs and members of the public will have the last and only chance to see and bid farewell to their south african Rio olympic-bound stars, when the team parades the streets of ekurhuleni on saturday, 23 July.
sports Confederation and olympic Committee (sasCoC), Gauteng Department of sport, arts, Culture and Recreation and the City of ekurhuleni the street parade is a grand sendoff for the team giving athletes and the public opportunity to interact.
part of the 139 Team sa made up of runners, swimmers, football and rugby stars among others will be in the parade taking place in Reiger park, a suburb that as recent as 2015 was in the news for several horrific crime incidents including hijackings, kidnapping and gang related attacks.
it is also meant to boost the morale of the team by exposing athletes to the passionate support, spirit and hopes of the nation.
organized jointly by the south african
Details of the Team sa send-off parade are as follows: Date: 23 July 2016 Time: 10h00 Venue: Reiger park stadium, ekurhuleni
SPORTS IN SHORT secret to sundoWns’ success: medical team
psl champs and CaF champions’ league group b leaders, mamelodi sundowns has been able to keep a good performance recently, thanking their medical staff for the programme that allows players’ bodies to recover faster. spokesperson, Thulani Thuswa said that since the scientific plan has come into effect they have hardly seen a player suffer from muscle injuries, strain or fatigue all season.
The team jets off to brazil on 24 July to join more than 10 500 athletes from 207 countries for the biggest international sporting event taking place from august 5th to 21.
cash priZes For 2016 olYmpics,paralYmpics medals
minister of sport and Recreation, Fikile mbalula has expressed his full support behind Team south africa ahead of the 2016 olympics and paralympics in brazil next month. mbalula has promised the athletes and players incentives for their achievements, adding that he might double the cash prizes when they win big. sasCoC will award R400 000 for gold medal achievers, R100 000 for the coach. athletes who win silver will get R250 000 and R50 000 for the coach, while R80 000 will be received by bronze medallists with the coach bagging R20 000. 137 members make up the olympic squad, while 44 paralympic athletes have been selected to represent south africa in brazil. The olympics take place on 3-21 august and the paralympic games are scheduled for 7-18 september.
GautenG sports aWards still open For nominations
nominations process is opened to every athlete and journalist who wants to win the Gauteng sports awards. This year’s theme for these prestigious awards is “Gauteng the enabler of excellence” Categories for the Gauteng sports awards include: • Sportsman of the Year • Sportswoman of the Year • Sport Team of the Year • Disabled Sportswoman of the Year • Disabled Sportsman of the Year • Disabled Sports Team of the Year • Most promising athlete of the year • Most promising team of the year • Coach of the Year • Technical Official of Year • Administrator of the Year • Sport Fan of the year • School sport athlete of the year • Community Sport & Recreation programme of the year • Community media of the year (print, radio or TV)
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nominations close on 29 July and nominations forms can be accessed through the following avenues: Gauteng Department of sport, arts, Culture and Recreation: surrey House, 35 Rissik street Johannesburg.