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Teenager sentenced to 30 years in jail for rape!

A 17 year old boy has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for raping three younger boys in Katlehong, south of Ekurhuleni recently.

The first incident took place two years ago, at an open field at Extension 9 Katlehong South, where the accused teen raped a nine year old boy who was sent by his grandmother to her aunt to borrow cash, but never come back in time. About a month later, the teen struck again at Extension 20, where he raped a 10 year old. The victim was sent by his mother to buy soft-drink at a local spaza shop but only to come back crying because of the pains he endured while being raped. A few days passed after the second incident at Extension 20, the young perpetrator went to Vosloorus where he, for the third time, raped an eight year old boy. It’s reported that he forcefully dragged the little one while he was playing with his peers and sexually assaulted him. “Through thorough investigations and dedication by the Investigating

South Africa’s very own House music legend, Dj Black Coffee has been awarded with a Grammy in the Best Dance/Electronic Music category. President Cyril Ramaphosa joined the country and the entire music industry in congratulating Nkosinathi Maphumulo. “Congratulations to Black Coffee for being awarded the Best Dance/Electronic Music award for his album ‘Subconsciously’ at last night’s Grammys. Thank you for ﬂying the ﬂag and inspiring a new generation of talent to take over the world,” Ramaphosa said. The renowned DJ travelled across the United States alongside his son, Esona, on a road trip to Las Vegas, Nevada. The pair dressed in all-white suits at the prestigious award ceremony at the MGM Ballroom arena. Speaking to the crowd of fellow music greats, Coffee said he is grateful to share his talent with the World.“I want to thank God for the gift of music and being able to share it with the world and heal some souls,” he said

Oﬃcer Sargent Renny Matshavha of the Katlehong Family Violence, Sexual Offences Unit (FCS) all evidence she presented in court pointed to one accused person who is a grade 7 learner,” said Katlehong police spokesperson Constable Sivenkosi Mtwa. During the court proceedings on Wednesday, March 30, the Judge’s sentencing was set as follows: Count 1 Rape of a child – ten years imprisonment. Count 2 Rape of a child – ten years imprisonment Count 3 Rape of a child – ten years imprisonment. Court ordered that Counts 2 and 3 run concurrently with sentence on the first count. Katlehong Station Commander, Brigadier Vesi welcomed the sentencing and hope it will send a strong message to young people who commit crime and assume that they will get away with it. The convicted teenager is believed to be the youngest recorded serial rapist in the history of South Africa.

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News Briefs Basic Education departMzansi ends National State of Disaster

After almost 750 days of lockdowns, South African will now experience life back to normal as President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced the end of the National State of Disaster, effective from Tuesday, April 5. Cabinet has decided to end the National State of Disaster, with the exception of a few transitional regulations remaining in place. Unemployment rate rises above 35 percent Unemployment in South Africa grew by 0.4 of a percentage point to reach 35.3% in the final quarter (Q4) of 2021, Statistics South Africa has revealed. Releasing the Quarterly Labour Force Survey (QLFS) statistics on Tuesday, March 29, Statistician-General Risenga Maluleke said the number of unemployed persons also increased by 278 000 to 7.9 million, compared to the 3rd quarter of 2021. GET MORE NEWS AND UPDATES ONLINE. PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE ON WWW.MAPEPEZA.ONLINE OR FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA

ment in charge of early childhood development!

Social Development Minister, Lindiwe Zulu, says the handover of the Early Childhood Development (ECD) function to the Department of Basic Education is an opportunity to start dismantling intergenerational poverty in the country. “As the history of the ECD sector has been unfolding since the dawn of our democracy, working within inclusive intergovernmental coordinating mechanisms, and in consultation with the sector, the children and parents, the departments of Social Development and Basic Education are continuing to shape this sector’s outcomes. “The golden thread that weaves the ECD sector together is the importance of our ECD practitioners, inclusive of ECD teachers, administrators and support staff,” said Zulu at a ceremony to mark the handover recently. The handover is a culmination of years of work and cooperation from stakeholders from the two departments. Ahead of the ceremony, Basic Education Minister, Angie Motshekga, had said the function shift would go a long way in improving the national education outcomes. “The migration of ECD provides us an opportunity to craft and implement innovative strategies to strengthen foundational learning, looking at the continuum from birth to early grades,” said the minister. -Mapepeza Reporter

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General Fanie Masemola is Mzansi’s new Top Cop! President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced Sehlahle Fannie Masemola as the new National Police Commissioner.

Masemola carries the baton from General Khehla Sitole, who vacated the position on Thursday (March 31) after reaching mutual consent with the President in February. Making the announcement during an address to the nation on Thursday, President Ramaphosa said he believes Masemola is a “fit and proper” person for the role. He said General Masemola has been a Deputy Police Commissioner with an outstanding record of achievements in policing across South Africa. This, he said, included helping with the de-escalation of violence in KwaZulu-Natal after the first democratic elections in 1994, where he was stationed. Masemola also brings to this position his experience in drastically reducing cash-intransit crimes in the period around 2016. The incoming Commissioner also played a leading role in coordinating security for all elections since 1994 and all major events hosted by the country. Most recently, the General served

the country as the chairperson of the National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (NatJOINTS) on COVID-19, which coordinated government’s efforts across different sectors nationally and internationally. The President said the weight of the nation’s expectation resting on the Commissioner’s shoulders would only be matched by the amount of the support government would place at his disposal. The President also called on South Africans to offer support to the National Commissioner. “We can only eradicate crime if we work together,” he said. -Mapepeza Reporter

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Lesedi Local Municipality, Gauteng 2022-2023 DRAFT RATES AND TARIFFS FOR MUNICIPAL RATES AND SERVICES Notice is hereby given to the rate payers and consumers in terms of section 13 of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act 2000 that Lesedi Local Municipality has by council resolution approved 2022/2023 Medium-Term Revenue and Expenditure Framework (MTREF) for levying a rate on a property and service charges. Draft tariffs were approved by Council on 31 March 2022 – Council resolution number LC.CM-70/03/2022. It is important to note that water tariffs are pending for Rand Water guidelines and electricity tariffs are pending the approval by NERSA. It is important to note that electricity tariffs are pending the approval by NERSA. The council resolution is published in the municipal website – www.lesedilm.gov.za and at the municipality’s head and satellite offices and libraries. Proposed Percentage Increase

Municipal Services Property rates

2022/23 4.8%

Water

4.8%

Electricity Sewer/Sanitation Refuse Removal Other Services

Multiple use properties

0,039665061

0,041568983

9.60% 4.8% 4.8%

Vacant land (residential)

1:1

0,013221646

0,013856285

4.8% and 10% for rental

Residential and sectional title properties

PROPERTY RATES REBATES

 Cost of bulk purchases of water and electricity  Distribution costs;

All Residential and sectional title properties, is rebated by the amount of rates payable on the municipal value as indicated: Residential vacant land

 Distribution losses;

All residential vacant land as defined in the Rates Policy be rebated by the amount of rates payable on the municipal value as indicated:

 Depreciation expenses (capital replacement reserve);  Maintenance of infrastructure and fixed assets;  The cost of approved indigent relief; and

Public Benefit Organisation (PBO)

 Overheads costs.

Municipal value

First R15000 R15 001 to R100 000

First R15000

R15001 to R40 000

All Public benefit Organisation (PBO) properties as defined in the Rates Policy qualify for a 20% rebate. (This rebate is only applicable to rates payable.) State owned properties

ASSESSMENT / PROPERTY RATES

Valuation Roll 2019-2024 2021/2122 - 0,013221646 2022/23 – 0, - in the rand for property rates Zero rated Tariff 2021/22 Ratio

According to use

1:3

 Affordability

PROPERTY RATES

According to use

Vacant land (business, industrial and commercial)

General factors that have been considered in determining the tariffs are as follows:

Description

According to use

Draft Trarff 2022/23

3,9%

4,8%

% Rebates Exempt [Section 17(h) of the Act]. 100%

Exempt [Section 17(h) of the Act]. 100%

20%

All state owned properties as defined in the Rates Policy, qualify for a 20% rebate. All government properties are defined in schedule 1 & 3 of the Public finance Municipal Act. Special rebates

20%

Special rebates to registered owners of residential properties who are senior citizens, disabled and/or medically unfit persons qualifying according to gross monthly household income of all persons normally residing on that property:

Residential property

1:1

0,013221646

0,013856285

Gross monthly household income

Business & commercial property

1:2

0,026443239

0,027712514

0-5115 5116-7305

80%

Industrial property

1:2

0,026443239

0,027712514

7306-8036

60%

1: 0.25

0,003305381

0,003464040

8037-8768

40%

8769-10587

20%

1:2

0,026443239

0,027712514

1:2

0,026443239

0,027712514

Not rateable

State trust land

Not rateable

Protected areas

Not rateable

National monuments

Not rateable

1: 0.25

0,003305381

0,003464040

Exclusive use areas

1:1

0,013221646

0,013856285

Servitudes

1:1

0,013221646

0,013856285

Agricultural properties used for farming and agricultural purposes Agricultural properties used for business, commercial purposes State owned properties Municipal properties Public service infrastructure Communal land as defined in the Communal Land Rights Act

Properties owned by public benefit organizations

Township title properties

Not rateable

100%

The municipality will grant 10% rebate on a property value of R100 000 000 (hundred million) and above.

R100 000 000

10%

In terms of section 15 (1) (b) of the MPRA, the Council GRANTS deduction on the market value and rebates on the rates levied for 2022/2023 in respect of a residential properties.

In terms of section 17 (h) of the MPRA, read with Council’s Property Rates Policy, the impermissible value of the market value of a residential

properties be applied on the first R15 000 of the market value of rateable property contained in the valuation roll or supplementary valuation roll of the municipality and the impermissible value of the R15 001 to R100 000 of the market value for all residential and sectional title properties (domestic).

Senior citizens, disabled persons and or /medically unfit persons, who are registered owners of the residential properties will receive special rebates as stipulated in the table above.

The special rebate is only granted upon application and therefore all pensioners / senior citizens, disabled persons and or / medically unfit persons are reminded to submit their rebate application forms to Lesedi municipal offices - Assessment rates section. Please note that the special rebate is only applicable for 12 months, therefore pensioners who applied for the rebate for 2021/2022 financial year must re-apply for the new financial year (2022/2023). Please bring your certified ID copy and proof of income.

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REFUSE (excl VAT) Tariff 2021/2022

Draft Tariffs

Tariff code

Description of tariff

RF C2 C2 RF C2 C4 RF C2 C3 RF C2 C8 RF C2 C0 RF C3 RP

141 264 132 107 139 41

2022/2023 148 277 138 112 145 43

375

393

RF C2 MH

Domestic Business / Industrial / Hospital Flats Departmental Builders / Contractors Informal Sector Mass Disposal at Transfer Station - per ton Mass Containers week days

513

537

735

770

433

454

RF C2 C9

Mass Containers weekends Mass Disposal at Platkop per ton Kloof mass disposal

3653

3828

RF C2 MW

Drought tariff - Business / Commercial

Tariff code

Description of tariff

BS R1 R1 / RB/R0 SE R2 R2

BS R1 R1 SE R2 R6

Domestic: Basic Domestic: 1 Sewer point 2 or more sewer points Flats and second unit on Domestic stand Hospital Basic Hospital per sewer point

BS R1 R1 / RB / R0

All the basics

SE R2 R3

BS R1 R1 SE R2 R4 SE R2 R7

BS R3 SP BS R1 R8 new

Business / Industrial / Schools per point Departmental Builders / Contractors Informal sector Kloof sewerage basic

Tariff code

Tariff code BW W1 W9 WA W2 W2

WA W2 W4

WA W2 W5 WA W2 W8 WA W2 OU WA W2 W6 WA W2 WS BW W1 W3 BW W1 W9 BW W1 W8 BW W1 W4 BW W1 W2 BW W1 W3

Description of tariff Domestic: basic (with improvements) Approved indigents 0 - 6 kl 6.1 - 10 kl 10.1 - 30 kl 30.1 - 50 kl 50.1 - 70 kl 70 kl > Other domestic usage 0 - 10 kl 10.1 - 30 kl 30.1 - 50 kl 50.1 - 70 kl 70 kl > Informal sector Flats Hospitals All other users per kl Business & Industrial per kl School, Churches, Sports clubs, Museum Basic levy for more than one consumer on any piece of land Basic domestic stands Basic vacant domestic stands Basic Business Stands Basic Industrial Stands Temporary Connections Basic Water leak tariff

Drought tariff Residential

Tariff 2021/2022

BE E1 E3 E1/ E5 EL E3 EZ

Draft Tariff 2022/2023

58 58 134

55 138

58 145

155

162

129 91 38 6880

135 96 40 7210

Draft Tariff 2022/2023

Tariff 2021/2022

Tariffs 2022/2023 (pending for NERSA approval)

288,77

316,49

Description of tariff

Domestic:

55 55 128

WATER (excl VAT)

10% More consumption for Business users based on the 12 Months monthly average.

ELECTRICITY (excl VAT)

SEWER (excl VAT) Tariff 2021/2022

10% More consumption for Business users based on the 12 Months monthly average.

EL E3 EA

Basic charge with /without improvements Domestic: APPROVED INDIGENTS 0 - 50 kWh

Free

51 kWh– 350 kWh

1,62

1,77

351 kWh – 600 kWh

2,27

2,49

600 kWh >

2,68

2,93

1,26 1,62 2,27 2,68

1,38 1,77 2,49 2,94

423,74

464,41

2,24

2,46

5296,70 2,19

5805,19 2,40

1066,78 2,08

1169,19 2,28

1066,78 2,59

1169,19 2,84

2621,51

2873,18

1,56 218,29

1,71 239,25

2621,51

2873,18

2,51 259,12

2,75 284

Domestic: NON- INDIGENTS 0 – 50 KwH 51 - 350 Kwh 351 – 600 kwh 600 kWh > Bulk Residential reseller ( All season voltage >400v) basic charge ( rand) energy charge (c/kWh) Bulk Residential reseller (All season voltage 230/400v) basic charge (rand) energy charge (c/kWh) Low Commercial tariff – customers below 100kVa/150A Connection size – voltage 230/400V Low demand (Summer) basic charge (rand) ( below 100kVA) energy charge (c/kWh) no demand

Free 20 26 32 49 53

Free 21 27 34 51 55

20 26 32 49 53 24 28 28

21 27 34 51 55 25 29 29

basic charge (rand) ( above 100kVA)

224

235

energy charge (c/kWh) demand charge ( R/kVA) Medium Commercial tariff – Customers above 100kVA /150A connection size up to 1MVA Voltage > 230/400V & =11KV

215

225

146

135

Water tariff less 15% of the rate tariff

10% punitive tariff will apply to all domestic users who consume more than 25Kl

High demand (Winter) ( 2022 07 01- 2022 08 31 ) (2023 06 01 - 202 06 30) basic charge (rand) ( below 100kVA) energy charge (c/kWh) no demand Medium Commercial tariff – customers above 100kVA/150A connection size 230/400V Low demand (Summer) basic charge (rand) ( above 100kVA) energy charge (c/kWh) demand charge ( R/kVA) High demand (Winter) ( 2022 07 01- 2022 08 31 ) (2023 06 01 - 2023 06 30)

Low demand (summer) basic charge (rand) energy charge (c/kWh) demand charge ( R/kVA) High demand (winter) basic charge (rand) energy charge (c/kWh)

3722,53 1,50 210,50

4079,90 1,64 230,71

3722,53 2,51

4079,90 2,75

demand charge ( R/kVA)

241,74

264,95

3542,44 141,48

3882,51 155,06

High Commercial tariff – Customers at medium voltage (>230/400V & < = 11KV) with minimum 1MVA connection basic charge demand charge ( R/kVA) Low demand (Summer)

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peak ( c/kWh) standard (c/kWh) off peak (ckWh) High demand (Winter)

2,01 1,32 1,04

2,20 1,45 1,14

500,57 1,76 1,07

548,63 1,93 1,17

(2022 07 01 - 2022 08 31) (2023 06 01 - 2023 06 30) peak ( c/kWh) standard (c/kWh) off peak (c/kWh)

REPLACEMENT FEES (EXCL VAT) Description of tariff

Tariff 202/2022

Draft Tariff 2022/2023

821

860

2561

2684

4433

4646

2622 2946 1037

2748 3088 1087

Formula - cost of estimated electricity over a period X 200%

REPLACEMENT OF CIRCUIT BREAKER REPLACEMENT OF SINGLE PHASE CONVENTIONAL METER REPLACEMENT OF 3-PHASE CONVENTIONAL METER REPLACEMENT OF PRE-PAID METER REPLACEMENT OF CABLE REPLACEMENT OF WATER METER PENALTY FEE ON METER TAMPERING AND ILLEGAL CONNECTION INCL VAT)

DEPOSITS OF WATER & LIGHTS (Incl VAT) Tariff 2021/2022

Draft Tariff 2022/2023

3873

4058

929

973

Price determined by Electrical Department based on the size of the connection and on the expected load factor of the customer as supplied by the customer’s Engineer

Description of tariff Residential (single phase connection up to 80 A) Suikerbos-oord vir bejaardes (pension) Residential resellers 2 X consumption(above 3 X 150A)

Residential : Water deposit (New) (no previous connections)

1859

Price determined by Electrical Department based on the size of the connection and on the expected load factor of the customer as supplied by the customer’s Engineer Price determined by Electrical Department based on the size of the connection and on the expected load factor of the customer as supplied by the customer’s Engineer 1948

Residential : Elect deposits (New) (no previous connections) (single phase up to 80 A)

4647

4870

Price determined by Electrical Department based on the size of the connection and on the expected load factor of the customer as supplied by the customer’s Engineer

7744

8116

1859 Price determined by Electrical Department based on the size of the connection and on the expected load factor of the customer as supplied by the customer’s Engineer

1948 Price determined by Electrical Department based on the size of the connection and on the expected load factor of the customer as supplied by the customer’s Engineer

All use (residential, commercial or other) above 80 A 3 phase

based on the size of the connection and on the expected load factor of the customer as supplied by the customer’s Engineer Price determined by Electrical Department based on the expected load factor of the customer

Small Business (shops) 2 times consumption

Industrial business 2 times consumption Small holdings & Farms Water domestic user only Shopping malls 2 times consumption

CONNECTION AND INSTALLATION FEES (excl VAT) Description of tariff Reconnection fees: Water reconnection fee (VAT excl) Electricity reconnection fee (VAT excl) Connection fees for service: Water connection fee for services (VAT excl) Electricity connection fee for services (VAT excl) Conventional meter (New): Average single phase connection cost Pre-paid meter (VAT incl) (New): Average single phase pre-paid connection cost Change from conventional meter to pre-paid meter: Change from single phase conventional meter to pre-paid meter

Tariff 2021/2022

Draft Tariff 2022/2023

774 774

811 811

774

811

774

811

Price determined by Electrical Department

1962

2056

Change from three phase conventional meter to pre-paid meter Pre-paid card connection fee (VAT incl) (All) Water meter installation / connection fee (VAT excl) (New) 15mm dia water connection 20mm dia water connection 25mm dia water connection 40mm dia water connection 50mm dia water connection 80mm dia water connection Move meter Temporary meter installation Roards and storm water (excl VAT) Lowering of kerbs and alterations culvert entrance Lowering of kerbs and alterations Meter new entrance Lowering of kerbs and alterations meter additional entrance

2180

2284

189

198

2986 3330 4135 7334 30809 42298 604 5321

3130 3490 4334 7686 32288 44329 633 5576

2046

2144

862

903

862

903

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Finance Miscellaneous tariffs (VAT incl) Description of tariff Clearance certificate (per property) Administration fee for dishonoured payments, RD cheques and electronic payments reversed (per item) Tender fees - R200 000 to R500 000 Tender fees - R500 000 to R2million Tender fees above R2million Valuation certificate or property related information (per property) Issuing of duplicate receipt (per receipt) Application for duplicate clearance certificate (per certificate) Deeds search (per property) Warning Notices (if applicable) (excluding water and electricity notices) (per notice) Warning Notices for non -payment Duplicate statement for more 3 months (per page) ELECTRICITY MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES (excl VAT) 1. For blocking / unblocking a customer to purchase prepayment electricity units due to non-payment of the account (payable once only to effect both blocking and unblocking):

Tariff 2021/2022 388

Draft Tariff 2022/2023 406

774

811

363 848

381 888

1816

1903

388

406

100

151

158

Tariff 2021/2022

Draft Tariff 2022/2023

4.3 Access to AMR readings p/m 5. For repeatedly attending to a customer complaint where the reason for the complaint is not the fault of the supply authority, per visit: 6. For testing the accuracy of a meter on request of a customer 7. For the lease of a transformer, per month, per kVA of transformer capacity

8. For providing a service connection

9. For modifying a service connection on request of a customer

10. For the provision of material or equipment or the execution of work on behalf of a customer or on request of a customer 11. For exempting a customer’s water heating apparatus from control by the supply authority, per month

220

231

220

231

12.2Cost for damaging any 22 kV cable R30 000.00 VAT exclusive per cable plus additional cost incurred of material, labour and transport plus 10%. plus VAT 13. Operational cost per street light supplied from the Lesedi grid, per month.

208

13.2. 250 Watt lamp 13.3 400 Watt lamp

349 537

366 563

1 912

2003

2 655

2 783

2 655

2 783

2 655

2 783

423

443

14. Charge for providing a clearance certificate when a meter reading cannot be obtained. 15. Connecting illegally to the electricity grid without a supply agreement 16. Painting, defacing, pasting posters, tampering or interfering with any service connection or service protection device or supply or any other equipment of the Council 17. Wilfully hindering, obstructing, interfering with or refusing admittance to any duly authorized official of the Council in the performance of his duty under these by-laws or of any duty connected therewith or relating thereto, per incident: 18. Replacement card for prepayment meter identification 19. Replacement keypad (CIU) for all types of Pre-Paid meters – damaged or lost

Other tariff

Waste management fees (Excl VAT)

2021/22

2022/23

524

549

1 061

1 112

Skip Containers during Week Days per removal

513

537

Skip Containers Weekends per removal

735

770

Refuse bags Refuse bins (small 85 lt) Refuse bins (big 280 lt)

2921

3061

220

231

220

231

206

216

LED fees: (excl VAT)

2021/22

2022/23

539

388

Raw cultivator (4 row)

567

524

Furrow beam plough (4 row)

561

587

Disc harrow (width 3m)

702

735

1 077

1 128

Farm support service: 286

300

649

680

Estimated cost of material, labour and transport plus 10% Estimated cost of material, labour and transport plus 10%

Estimated cost of material, labour and transport plus 10%

197

207

12.1 Excavations within public areas leading to damage to electricity cables, including attempts of theft 12.2Cost for damaging any 6.6\11 kV cable R20 000.00 VAT exclusive per cable plus additional cost incurred of material, labour and transport plus 10%. plus VAT

191

Waste management fees and LED fees (excl VAT)

2. For discontinuing and restoring a supply at the request of a customer: 2.1 For disconnecting a supply at the customer’s request 2.2 For reconnecting a supply at the customer’s request 3. For removing and re-instating a customer connection that has been removed due to tampering by the customer: 3.1 Estimated cost of material, labour and transport + 10% with a minimum charge of 4. For reading a meter: 4.1 On request of a customer 4.2 After office hours on a regular basis as arranged by a customer:

13.1. 125 Watt or lower wattage lamp

27 569

41 354

Boom sprayer (1000l/ha)

Planter Fertilizer spreader

615

645

Drop side traler (6 ton)

546

572

Slasher 2m (4 tables)

576

604

1 752

1 836

796

835

1 593

1 669

Heidelberg CBD stalls (1)

422

442

Heidelberg CBD stalls (2)

337

353

Heideberg taxi rank stalls (1)

337

353

Canteen rental Chicken structures-Jamson Park Commonage (per structure) Mill and Silo - Jamson Park Commonage

Heideberg taxi rank stalls (2)

421

441

Ratanda CBD Stalls (1)

216

227

Ratanda CBD Stalls (2)

239

251

Heidelberg Extension 23 Mini hub

2 231

2 338

Bophani izidwaba agricultural co-operative

2 170

2 274

BMohale

2 395

2 510

Hlwanyela agricultural co-operative

3 004

3 148

Legal notices, power of attorney,

354

371

Informal traders

242

254

28 893

43 339

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CEMETERIES

Non-resident

1. Reservation or Purchase of a grave 1.1 Deceased residing within the municipality of Lesedi Adult per grave

Tariff 2021/22

Tariff 2022/23

R 1277.00

R 1338.00

R 752.00

R 788.00

Adult per grave

R3441.00

R 3501.00

Child per grave

R 2753.00

R 2885.00

Child per grave 1.2 Deceased residing outside the municipality of Lesedi

2. Opening and funeral charges 2.1 Deceased residing within the municipality of Lesedi

R 244.00

R 255.00

3.2. Opening of a grave and transferring of the remains to another grave (Exhumation)

R 2448.00

R 2565.00

3.3 Re-internment charge per grave

R 1348.00

R 1412.00

3.1. Transfer of a reserved grave

3.4 Approval costs for the erection of memorial work on a grave

R 377.00

3.5 Widening or deepening of a grave

R 377.00

R 1277.00

R1338.00

3.6 Interment of Ashes in a new grave

Child per grave

R 752.00

R 788.00

3.6.1 Resident

2.2 Deceased residing outside the municipality of Lesedi Adult per grave

R 3441.00

Child per grave

R 2753.00

R 2885.00

2.3 Second funeral in an extra deep grave R 1076.00

R 1127.00

Non-resident

R 2423.00

R 2539.00

R 259.00

R 271.00

R 3059.00

R 3205.00

R 1348.00

R 1412.00

R 377.00 R 377.00

Adult Grave

R 3995.00

239

R 4349.00 251

R 4150.00

3.7. The interment of ashes in an existing grave

3.7.1 Resident Bophani izidwaba agricultural co-operative

R 355.00

3.7.2 Non-resident

R 857.00

4.BMohale Additional charge 4.1 When the funeral is held on a Sunday or Public Holiday

R 395.00

Informal traders

R 1103.00

R 1155.00

Legal notices, power of attorney,

3.6.2 Non-resident Adult grave

R 4401.00

R 4612.00

Child grave

R 3304.00

R 3462.00

3.7 The internment of ashes in an existing grave 3.7.1 Resident

R 377.00

R 395.00

3.7.2 Non-resident

R 909.00

R 952.00

4. Additional charge 4.1 When the funeral is held on a Sunday or Public Holiday

R 2802.00

R 2936.00

Adult per grave

R 2082.00

R 2181.00

R 1280.00

R 1341.00

R 415.00

R 434.00

Ekuthuleni- , Ekuphumuleni Sub-regional Cemeteries and Kwa Zenzele/Vischkuil Cemeteries

1. Reservation or Purchase of a grave Tariff 2021/22

Tariff 2022/23

Adult per grave

R 894.00

R 936.00

Child per grave

R 623.00

R 652.00

1.2 Deceased residing outside the municipality of Lesedi Adult per grave

R 2753.00

R 2885.00

Child per grave

R 2062.00

R 2160.00

2.1 Deceased residing within the municipality of Lesedi Adult per grave

R 894.00

R 936.00

Child per grave

R623.00

R 652.00

2.2 Deceased residing outside the municipality of Lesedi Adult per grave

R 2753.00

R 2885.00

Child per grave

R 2062.00

R 2160.00

0 – 40m2 From 41m2 and upwards Minor Building Works e.g. Pool, carports, tool sheds, baoundary wall, ect per plan Industrial chimneys, radio masts Cell masts Septic Tanks (per plan) (Alterations) Residential Other: e.g. factories, offices

2 170

2 274

R 372.00 R 898.00

2 395

2 510

3 148

R 960.00

Adult per grave

R 415.00

Child grave

2 338

3 004

Hlwanyela agricultural co-operative

Description Per m2

R 4349.00 2 231

4.2 Late booking fee

R 2080.00

4.2 Late booking fee

R 1088.00

Heidelberg Extension 23 Mini hub

BUILDING FEES

Child per grave

R 1039.00

R 395.00

R 1985.00

R 1962.00

3.6.2. Non Resident

R 550.00

Adult grave

2.3 Second burial in an extra deep grave

Child Grave

Lesedi Local Municipalit 1 HF 395.00 Civic Centre Bui PO Box 201, Heidelberg Tel: Fax: 395.00 Email: mm www

216

Child per grave

3.6.1 Resident

2. Opening and funeral charges

R 1873.00

Child Grave

Resident

1.1 Deceased residing within the municipality of Lesedi

Adult Grave

Ratanda CBD Stalls (2)

3.1 Transfer of a reserved grave 3.2 Opening of a grave and transferring of the remains to another grave (Exhumation) 3.3 Re-internment charge per grave 3.4 Approval costs for the erection of memorial work on a grave 3.5 Widening or deepening of a grave 3.6 Internment of ashes in a new grave

R 717.00 R 1761.00

3. Other services (including closed cemeteries)

Adult per grave

3. Other services

R685.00 R 1681.00

Resident

Heidelberg, Devon, Hindu, Muslim, and Jewish Cemeteries

Tariffs 2021/22

R 1006.00 354

371 R 1073.00

R 434.00

242

254

Tariffs 2022/23

3,9%

4.8%

579

607

579

607

1 585 3 963 579

1 661 4 153 607

648

679

1 103 6 18

Lesedi Local Municipalit 1 HF Civic Centre Bu PO Box 201, Heidelber Tel: Fax: Email: m www

1 156 6 19

758 227 579 8 21 248

795 238 607 8 22 260

414

433

758

795

Plan copy

Hire of pavement (loading off of the building material and building rubble) (on condition) Banners Advertising sign Posters

Transit signs Breaking New Ground (former RDP) house plans Deposito on Building Plan Submission Refundable (occ. Cert.)

Town planning fees, Building fees, rental stock fees and other community services tariffs (swimming pools, library fees, sports fees, hall fees etc.), council resolution and budget related policies are available at the municipal offices – Heidelberg office, satellite offices CEMETERIES and librariesHeidelberg, for publicDevon, inspection offiand ce Jewish hours and also available on municipality’s Hindu,during Muslim, Cemeteries website. For more information regarding the 2021/22 rates and tariffs for municipal 1. Reservation of offi a grave services, kindly contact or thePurchase following cials: Godfrey van Biljoen – (016) 492-0060 (godfreyv@lesedi.gov.za) or Sindiswa Boyi (sindiz@lesedi.gov.za) – (016) 492 – 0048/18 1.1 Deceased residing within the municipality of Lesedi Tariff 2021/22 Adult per grave R 1277.00 SBUSISO DLAMINI Child per grave R 752.00 1.2 Deceased residing outside the municipality of Lesedi ACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER Adult per grave R3441.00 22

Vol. 9 Issue 4: APRIL 2022

Sports Inqaku is sponsoring kit to 200 local teams! MYSAFA’s development and operations partner, Inqaku is sponsoring a full set of kit to 200 SAFA-aﬃliated football teams.

This initiative aims to encourage adoption of MYSAFA and Inqaku’s funeral insurance product that gives back to football. Clubs are rewarded an amount equal to 10% of the premium for policies purchased by their supporters. These rewards are made available to the club every month and can be used to buy additional kit, equipment and FIFA-accredited player registrations. Club-branded supporter goods that can be purchased and resold by clubs for a profit will be available soon. United Brothers FC of Sunday’s River LFA in SAFA Sarah Baartman/ Cacadu Region were the first to receive their chosen blue-and-white pinstripe strip. The remaining sets of kit will go out as teams qualify in the coming weeks. Qualifying for kit sponsorship is simple and achievable by any SAFA-aﬃliated club. All a they need is: 1 – A current team of 15 or more players registered with a FIFA ID in MYSAFA, and

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LESEDI LOCAL MUNICIPALITY - 2022 INDIGENT MASS REGISTRATION ROAD SHOW The Executive Mayor, Cllr Mluleki Nkosi invites rate payers to the renewals and new registrations of beneficiaries of the indigent subsidy scheme that will take place on the 19th of April 2022, till the 23rd of May 2022, from 8:30am to 3:30pm, throughout all of the Lesedi region. The mass registration is scheduled to take place as follows:

2 – To refer five or more supporters who take Inqaku Funeral cover using their club’s unique InqakuLife. com link. The first 200 clubs to qualify receive a full set of kit. Full details are available at https://mysafa.net/kitgiveaway Clubs wishing to participate should contact Inqaku via Facebook or Instagram to get their unique InqakuLife.com link. This initiative is the next big step in MYSAFA’s mission to transform amateur clubs into sustainable businesses. Introducing new income to clubs can create thousands of jobs, unlock one of SA’s largest distribution networks and harness the economies of scale of football to reduce prices of training equipment, balls, additional kit and supporter merchandise. SAFA also makes a profit share from sales via clubs. It’s a winning initiative for all. Because MYSAFA uses clubs instead of expensive direct advertising to promote Inqaku Funeral Insurance, it is competitively priced. A 40-year-old male for example can get R40,000 cover for R117 per month. Full pricing is available on InqakuLife.com.

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS FOR REGISTRATION: • Proof of gross income: This must not be above R3 780 per household per month. • Ownership status / proof of residence: The applicant must be the registered owner of the property or proof of account liability in case a child headed household where the property is registered in the name of the deceased parent/s. • Letter of Authority where the property is registered in the name of the deceased. • Valid copy of the applicant Identity and of all household occupants. • Pension Certificate or card in case of a pensioner. • Municipal account. • Three (3) month bank statement (if employed). • Aﬃdavit • Duly completed application form. For more information please contact the Indigent Management Oﬃce at (016) 492 0058/0218 or (016) 3300 454 or www.lesedi.gov.za

S’BUSISO DLAMINI ACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER

PUBLIC NOTICE - Lesedi Local Municipality Public Notice Number: 08/2022

DRAFT BUDGET AND DRAFT INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT PLAN (IDP) 2022/2023 COMMENTS Invitation is hereby extended to members of the public in terms of chapter 4 of the Municipal Systems Act, 2000: (Act No.32 of 2000) and the Municipal Finance Management Act No. 56 of 2003 to comment on the approved Integrated Development Plan and Budget Drafts for 2022/2023. Copies of the documents are available for scrutiny in our Website (www.lesedilm.gov.za), Libraries and Municipal buildings. The public has 21 days to peruse the documents and provide comments which should then be forwarded to the librarians or alternatively be posted/ e-mailed to the following officials: Andrew Machitje Lesedi Local Municipality Offices PO Box 201 HEIDELBERG, Gauteng 1438

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