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By Deputy Minister of Communications, Stella NdabeniAbrahams (Opinion Piece) In August we celebrate the numerous actions by courageous women on our road to democracy. Women’s Month is also an opportunity to reflect on the strides we have made since democracy. Most people associate Women’s Month with August 9, 1956 - when thousands of women marched to the Union Buildings in defiance of unjust pass laws. However, we dare not forget how 700 women marched with Charlotte Maxeke in Bloemfontein in June 1913 in defiance of the pass system. Nor should we forget the contributions of

countless other heroines whose selfless acts paved the way for our democracy. It is often said that change is the only constant. Throughout our history there have been seismic moments which have ushered in significant change. However, there are also times when change is frustratingly slow. One such case is the empowerment of women since 1994. While we can rightly claim many victories and can point to our Constitution, which protects the rights of all, and the raft of legislation that government has implemented, there is still room for much improvement. Some might argue that em-

Congratulations to the winners of 2015 Miss/Mr Ratanda Secondary School on Saturday, August 15. This year’s Queen - Noluthando Masondo, 1st Princess Kanetse Ngakane and 2nd Princess Jabulile Radebe The King - Makhosonke Makana, 1st Prince Lucky Mabuza and 2nd Prince Mduduzi Ngwenya

powering women is nothing but a feel-good exercise. However, history has taught us that economies grow and flourish when women are involved. When more women work, economies grow.

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MAHALA! TAKE ONE! VOL.2 - #17 21-28 AUG 2015

4 ILLEGAL MINERS

G.S COLLEGE CELEBRATES

ARRESTED

‘DECADE OF THE ARTISAN’

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STATUE UNVEILED IN HONOUR OF MABERTHA! READ THE FULL STORY ON PAGE 5

In her budget vote earlier this year, the Minister of Women, Susan Shabangu stated: “Empowering women to participate fully in economic life across all sectors is essential to building stronger economies that create jobs and accessible opportunities to women. We all agree that an improved economy can improve the lives of women and children and thereby build stronger families, communities and society.” continue on PAGE 3

The next pageant will take place will crown Miss/Mr Khanya Lesedi on the 5th September. The finale will be on the October 3 to crown Miss/Mr Ratanda High School 2015. For more information, contact Lloyd Love Entertainment on 081-551-9543 or email info. lloydlove@gmail.com

The newly unveiled life size statue of Mam Bertha Gxowa erected at the Keditselana Cultural Village, Katlehong.

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During the continued monitoring of the illegal mining and illegal miners hotspots, the EMPD Tracing Unit members apprehended for suspects on Friday (15 August) morning who were confronted along New Modder road near Daveyton in the Benoni area. Gold nuggets, an explosive device and cash amounting to R21000 were confiscated. A red Ford Fiesta with four male occupants was spotted driving along New Modder Road Art around 5 in the morning. Three of the occupants bolted and ran in different directions when the vehicle was instructed to stop by the metro police while the driver was arrested. The trio’s freedom was short-lived when they could not outrun the metro police officers. In the vehicle two bags full of gold

dust were found. Three Zimbabweans and the driver who is South African were arrested. At the local man’s house on 4th Street in Welgedacht, the metro police uncovered fifteen pieces of gold nuggets, an explosive device as well as R21 000 in cash. The 26year old South African with his three Zimbabwean nationals accomplices in their late teens were charged at Benoni police station with the illegal possession of an explosive device and illegal possession of gold nuggets. All the confiscated items were booked in at Benoni police station. The four suspects appeared in the Benoni Magistrate’s Court on Monday, August 17.

WANTED BY RATANDA POLICE FOR RAPE RATANDA SAPS are looking for this man in connection with a rape that occurred in November last year. The suspect is about 26 to 27 years old, tall in height, slender body and light in skin complexion; at the time of the incident it is reported he was wearing jeans, black and white hoody also a beanie. He spoke isiZulu and was violent. The suspect was armed with a knife and he had an accomplice, but only one suspect committed the rape where it occurred in an open field. Anyone with information can please phone Detective Constable Thaele on 078 647 7482, anonymous callers are welcomed.

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POLICE NEED ASSISTANCE TO STOP HOUSE BREAK-INS IN RATANDA

According to the SAPS Spokesperson Xolani Mkhize, on Saturday, August 8 at night, it is alleged that the Ratanda Community Hall storeroom in Extension 7 was broken into and garden tools were stolen to the value of about R1 280. The suspects are unknown, amongst other housebreaking in the area. If anyone has information about the missing tools or information that can assist in exposing people involved in illegal activities, can report anonymously at crime stop tip-off line 08600 10111 or SMS crime Line 32211 remember to mention who did what, when, where, why and how. Anonymous tip-offs are accepted and supported. Community members can also call Ratanda saps on 016 343 6000 or 016 343 6025 also phone sector vehicle on 0716757318 Assist the Gauteng SAPS to fight crime, fraud, corruption, unethical behavior or any other suspicious activities that could be detrimental to our country. Call the Gauteng standby provincial duty numbers: Duty General 082 313 8299, Duty Brigadier 082 44 4354.

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CONSTRUCTION OF THE Clock’s still ticking… but time to act is now! NEW TSAKANE LIBRARY UNDERWAY

Public libraries are "More than just books and banks of computers, libraries are still places where individuals gather to explore, interact, and imagine." This is a according to an article published on www.publiclibrariesonline.org which highlights the reasons why a library is the most important place in a town.

The construction process began in April 2015 and is set to be concluded in June next year. Upon its completion the library will house an extensive collection of books, audio visual materials, modern IT equipment, study areas and access to amenities necessary for increasing literacy within the community.

For those reasons the City Of Ekurhuleni is continuing to prioritise the development of such amenities in its communities and residents of Tsakane will soon benefit from a new library.

The City is on a drive to build libraries across Ekurhuleni with an aim to keep up with the Library and Information Association of South Africa (LIASA)'s theme "Connect @ Your Library". This theme is believed to resonate with library users as it encourages them to connect with each other, connect with knowledge and information, and the electronic resources, technology and professional support offered at their public library.

The R16 million facility in extension 11 will provide easy access and relief to library users residing farther than the old central Tsakane Library which is currently servicing the vast community.

The City has over 40 public libraries across the region and the construction of the new Tsakane Library will contribute invaluably towards building a conversant citizenry.

In any city in the world, a library can be regarded as a facility which builds a community, is a center for diverse populations, the arts, is a university and a champion for the youth.

Getting ever more people actively involved in our economy is essential. Globally, economies are stuck in a low-growth scenario that is causing untold hardship. Our own economy is still growing, albeit at a very slow pace. Getting more people and especially more women, involved in the economy will help to change this.

These, and other laws, have set us on a path to a sustainable future where women are active in all spheres of society. However, progress has been slow in certain sectors and the goal of 50 percent parity is still a long way off.

The actions we take now will determine our fortunes in years to come. The National Development Plan aspires to eliminate poverty and reduce inequality by 2030.

In many respects, government has set the pace and has done well in empowering women in economic, governance and political spheres. Conversely, the private sector is way off the pace.

It calls for a unity of purpose to grow an inclusive economy. It emphasises that we must continue to build capabilities and ensure that government and other leaders work together to solve complex problems. For its part, government has already begun to put the building blocks in place for this future. An important part of this approach is to lay the groundwork for empowering women so that they can take their rightful place in society.

The recently published Businesswomen’s Association of SA’s annual census of corporate leadership makes for sobering reading. “The average percentage of women directors for the largest 25 organisations based on market capitalisation is 24.7percent. Large organisations are slow to transform in gender parity.” the authors say. The overall picture of the census is one of slow progress at the pinnacle of influence and power. “The findings are disappointing. The conversation has continued for decades and yet very little has changed. Women are still a minority at the top echelons of organisations. Even though there have been marginal improvements, South Africa businesses are well below the 50 percent target’’

In 2000, South Africa established the National Policy Framework for Women’s Empowerment and Gender Equality. Chapter 5 of the revised 2013 Women’s Empowerment and Equality Bill aims to strengthen the enforcement of compliance by both government and the private sector in matters of gender mainstreaming and equality. In May 2009, the President pronounced on the establishment of a Ministry of Women, Children and People with Disabilities. In May 2014, the President announced a dedicated Ministry for Women in the Presidency tasked with elevating women’s issues.

It may be tempting to dismiss this as nothing more than figures, or to argue that developing women leaders takes time. But the reality is that we do not have time. The clock is ticking and if we are to reduce inequality, poverty and unemployment by 2030 we must act now.

LESEDI LOCAL MUNICIPALITY

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS TO CULTIVATE ARABLE LAND ON THE FARM MARAISDRIFT (JAMESON PARK COMMONAGE), BOSCHFONTEIN AND BOSCHHOEK (OBED NKOSI TOWNSHIP).

PUBLIC NOTICE CALLING FOR INSPECTION OF THE SUPPLEMENTARY PROPERTY VALUATION ROLL FOR THE YEARS 2014/2015

Proposals are invited to prospective emerging and local farmers to cultivate arable land on the land parcels owned by the Municipality. The following land parcels and their extents are available: - Maraisdrift Farm (Jameson Park Commonage: 496 hectares, Boschfontein: 40 hectares and Boschhoek (Obed Nkosi Township): 27 hectares. Successful applicants will enter into a lease agreement with the Municipality for a period of three years subject to a monthly rental. The proposal should be accompanied by the following documents: certificate of company registration issued by the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission, tax clearance, insurance certificate, funding commitment and identity documents of the applicant/s. Cooperatives, youth, women and people disabilities owned entities are encouraged. The closing date for submissions will be 28th August 2015. Proposals should be deposited into the tender box situated at the Department of Local Economic Development accessible through the security check point located at Du Preeze Street, Heidelberg at 12h00 sharp. Late submissions will be disqualified. Applicants who submitted proposals prior to this advert are encouraged to resubmit. Submissions should be deposited into an envelope sealed and marked: PROPOSALS TO CULTIVATE ARABLE LAND ON THE FARM MARAISDRIFT (JAMESON PARK COMMONAGE), BOSCHFONTEIN AND BOSCHHOEK (OBED NKOSI TOWNSHIP).

ENQUIRIES: Kindly contact Mr Jabu Marwa at 016 492 0024, for any clarity with regard to the abovementioned information. Lesedi Local Municipality Offices PO Box 201 HEIDELBERG, Gauteng 1438 A MAKHANYA MUNICIPAL MANAGER File Ref : 15/3/43 Notice Number : 41/2015

Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 49(1)(a)(i) of the Local Government: Municipal Property Rates Act , 2004 (Act No.6 of 2004) , hereinafter referred to as the “Act” , that the supplementary property valuation roll for the financial years 2014 to 2015 is open for inspection at the Lesedi municipal offices (Financial Department) ,from 17/08/2015 to 30/09/2015.An invitation is hereby made in terms of section 49(1)(a)(ii) of the Act that any owner of property or other person who so desires should lodge an objection with the municipal manager in respect of any matter reflected in , or omitted from , the supplementary property valuation roll within the above mentioned period. Attention is specially drawn to the fact that an objection must be in relation to a specific individual property and not against the supplementary property valuation roll as such. The prescribed form for the lodging of an objection is obtainable at the municipal offices at the following address: Lesedi Municipal Main Building, H F Verwoerd Street No 1, Heidelberg, Gauteng, 1438.

For enquiries please telephone (016) 492 0260 , (016) 492 0261,or (016) 492 0048. OPENBARE KENNISGEWING VIR DIE INSPEKSIE VAN DIE AANVULLENDE WAARDASIELYS VIR DIE JARE 2014/2015 Kennis word hierby ingevolg artikel 49(1)(A(i) van die plaaslike overheid;munisipale eiendoms wet,2004(Wet no 6 van 2004),dat aanvullende waarderingslys vir die finansiele jare 2014/2015 ter inslae le vir inspeksie by die Lesedi Munisipale kantore,vanaf 17/08/2015 tot 30/09/2015 , en enige eienaar van belasbare eiendom of enige ander persoon wat begerig is om beswaar by die Munisipale Bestuurder ten opsigte van enige aangeleentheid in die aanvullende waarderingslys opgeteken is, in te dien die gemelde periode. Aandag word spesifiek daarop gevestig dat sodanige besware spesifiek gerig moet word op die tersaaklike eiendom en nie teen die aanvullende waarderingslys as sulks nie.die voorgeskrewe vorm vir die indiening van ‘n beswaar is verkrygbaar by die munisipale kantore by die volgende adres; Lesedi Munisipale hoofgebou,(finansiele department) HF Verwoerd street 1, Heidelberg, gauteng Vir enige verdure navrae in die verband, skakel asseblief (016) 492 0260, 492 0261, 492 0048

AYANDA MAKHANYA Municipal Manager Notice: 39/2015

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THIS MONTH IN WORLD HISTORY – AUGUST

Marcus garvey 1 August 1920: Marcus Mosiah Garvey, liberation leader for the African race and founder of the Universal Negro Improvement Association & African Communist League of the World (UNIA-ACL), established the United States branch of the revolutionary organization in Harlem, New York City. 6 August 1945: On this day in 1945, the United States dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan—the blast killed more than 70,000 people and destroyed most of the city—in an effort to hasten the end of World War II. 6 August 1962: After 300 years of British rule, Jamaica became an independent country within the Commonwealth of Nations.

7 August 1960: Côte d'Ivoire (formerly known as the Ivory Coast) gained independence from France. 7 August 1932: Abebe Bikila, an Ethiopian runner who was the first athlete to win two Olympic marathons, was born in Mont. 12 August 1877: On this day in 1877, American inventor Thomas A. Edison made perhaps his most original discovery, the phonograph (also called record player), and his early recordings were indentations embossed into a sheet of tinfoil by a vibrating stylus. 14 August 1959: American basketball player Magic Johnson, who led the National Basketball Association (NBA) Los Angeles Lakers to five champi-

onships, was born in Lansing, Michigan. 15 August 1947: After three decades, the Indian independence movement, led by Mohandas ‘Mahatma’ Gandhi, achieved its goal on this day in 1947 as a free and independent India was established, ending nearly 200 years of British rule. 15 August 1971: Bahrain proclaimed independence from Great Britain. 15 August 1960: The Republic of the Congo gained independence from France. 16 August 1960: The island of Cyprus (an island in the eastern Mediterranean Sea) became an independent republic. 17 August 1887: Marcus

Garvey—a charismatic black leader who helped found the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA), which sought, among other things, to build in Africa a black-governed nation (termed ‘The United States of Africa’)—was born in Jamaica. 20 August 1960: Senegal seceded from the Mali Federation, declaring its full independence. 20 August 1619: It is believed that slaves were first brought to the English colony of Jamestown, Virginia. 23 August 1609: Italian astronomer and mathematician Galileo greatly improved the telescope, producing increasingly powerful instruments, and on this day in 1609 presented

an eight-powered telescope to the Venetian Senate. 25 August 325: The Council of Nicaea—the first ecumenical council of the Christian church—brought to an end the controversy of Arianism, concluding that God the Father was of equal status with God the Son. 28 August 1963: On this day in 1963, some 200,000 people marched on Washington, D.C., an event that became a high point of the civil rights movement, especially remembered for the famous “I Have a Dream” speech of Martin Luther King, Jr. 31 August 1850: King Kamehameha III officially declared Honolulu a city and the capital of his kingdom (Hawaii).

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STATUE UNVEILED IN HONOUR OF MAMBERTHA GXOWA!

GS COLLEGE CELEBRATES THE DECADE OF THE ARTISANS Written by Thembisa Shologu CITY OF EKURHULENI -

On Wednesday, August 19, scores of woman from all over the country converged at the Keditselana Cultural Village in Katlehong to honour the struggle stalwart’s life after her death at the age of 76 years in 2010. A bronze statue of Mam Bertha, as she was affectionately known, raising a triumphant right hand clenched fist salute symbolizing her solidarity with the courageous woman of 1956 stands erect at the Cultural Village as a constant reminder to the woman of today to carry the baton of fighting for complete liberation of woman and children. Gauteng Premier David Makhura has called on residents to commit into always following on MaBertha Gxowa’s footsteps of freeing women, especially during this Women’s Month. “She was a disciplinarian, disliked chaos and corruption with all her heart. Anywhere there is such, we will confront it in her honour. She was always on the move, she liked dirtying her hands, she was not an armchair critic,” said Makhura. Unveiling the stalwart’s statue at Ke-ditselane in the City of Ekurhuleni, Gauteng Premier Makhura said people should reflect on the right things that would make her happy if she was still alive. He warned those taking part in corrupt acts that government was coming for them. “Just know that your days are numbered. She would be happy to see that we are a responsive government, delivering projects on time and within budget,” said Makhura. City of Ekurhuleni Executive mayor Mondli Gungubele said Gxowa was about delivery and that when she spoke people listened. “She was warm but firm.

She was a smart dresser and hated it when people were not properly dressed,” said Mayor Gungubele. Gungubele said that the statue represented an important history because the future only made sense where history was properly organised. “Relevance is important. This freedom we are enjoying is the product of their sweat, blood, tears and suffering. Let us make sure our kids know this history,” he urged. Chairman of the Bertha Gxowa Foundation, Gwen Ramokgopa said MaGxowa selflessly served the people. “She died with her boots strapped, serving the people. In her honour let us ensure service delivery happens. Gauteng MEC for Sport, Arts and Culture Molebatsi Bopape said: “It is our responsibility as women to play our role in the community, not just in the kitchen, but by being at the centre of the economy, that’s the ideal Mam Bertha fought for.” We must remember that this democracy was hard won, therefore let us not take it for granted,” said Ramokgopa. Gxowa was born and bred in the old Germiston Location and died in November 2010. In fact, she was one of the key figures in the organization of the historic march to the Union Buildings, which ultimately led to the emancipation of women from the bondages of the apartheid regime. Her gravesite, situated at the Thomas Titus Nkobi Memorial Park in Boksburg, was declared a Heritage Site by the Provincial Heritage Resource Authority of Gauteng in 2014.

Local high school learners gathered at the ‘TVET Week’ hosted by Gert Sibande TVET college to learn about the exciting careers in being an artisan. Written by Stephen Seakgwe DIPALESENG - On Friday, August 14, School pupils from around Bal-

four gathered around the Gert Sibande TVET College’s Balfour campus to get some information and inspiration on becoming South Africa’s future artisans.

Gert Sibande TVET College hosted an event called the TVET week to commemorate the importance of artisan careers and related opportunities. Stakeholders in the local private, public and civil society sectors were present to unpack the vast career field of artisans. GS College partnered with Sibanye Gold Mine, Dipaleseng Local Municipality’s Engineering Department and Dipaleseng Bus and Truck Forum amongst others. The South African government has declared the period from 2014 to 2024 as ‘The Decade for Artisans’- a challenge well received by TVET institutions to work together with government, in achieving the NDP/ MTSF goal of producing more than 30 000 well-skilled artisans by 2024. Scholars around the country now have the opportunity before them to become skilled artisans; young men and women have been abundantly blessed with colleges that offer variety of programmes geared to equip them with the power to build their future.

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