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VOL.4 #5 FRIDAY, 10 FEBRUARY 2017
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REST IN PEACE CAPT. JOOST
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BLF 26 APPPEAR IN COURT!
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Gauteng Provincial Legislature Speaker, Hon. Ntombi Mekgwe, swears in the New Health MEC Dr Gwen Ramokgopa at the Gauteng Provincial Legislature chambers on Monday, February 6.
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ANDILE MNGWEVU DONATES 100 SCHOOL UNIFORMS!
SONA 2017: RADICAL ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION
Radical economic transformation will be at the centre of Government's priorities for 2017, President Jacob Zuma declared on Thursday night (February 9), during his televised annual address to the nation.
“Today we are beginning a new chapter of radical transformation, the state will play a role in the economy to drive that transformation," the President said in the State of the Nation Address given to a joint seating of parliament. The State of the Nation Address comes at a time when the economy is not growing fast enough to create much needed jobs in the country. President Zuma said the government anticipates an economic growth rate of 1.3% in 2017. But, unemployment remains a huge challenge, hence Government's nine-point plan to restore growth so the economy can create jobs, he said. He said the time had come for the state to move a step further to ensure an overhaul of the economic structure of the country for the benefit of all citizens - not just a few. “The gap between the annual average household incomes of African-headed households and their white counterparts remains shockingly huge. White households earn at least five times more than black households, according to Statistics SA. “The situation with regards to the ownership of the economy also mirrors that of household incomes. Only ten percent of the top one hundred companies on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange
are owned by black South Africans, directly- of wealth. achieved principally, through the black empower“The pace of transformation in the workplace, ment codes, according to the National Empower- the implementation of affirmative action policies ment Fund,” President Zuma said. as required by the Employment Equity Act, also remains very slow. At the level of gender at senThe president also spoke at length about a cluster ior management level, males remain dominant at of issues that still faced the South African economy 67.6% and females at 32.4% percent.” and these need to be addressed if the country is The President expressed discomfort over the to address the socio-economic challenges it faces. fact that the representation of whites at top manThese include, among others, the issue of inequal- agement level amounted to 72 percent whilst Afity in the workplace and an uneven redistribution rican representation was at 10 percent, according
to the 2015/16 information submitted to the Employment Equity Commission. The representation of Coloureds stood at 4.5% and Indians 8.7%. President Zuma told the house that the twisted nature of economic ownership and leadership patterns needed to be corrected. There could be no sustainability in any economy if the majority is excluded, he said. “In my discussions with the business community, they accepted these transformation imperatives. Today we are starting a new chapter of radical socio-economic transformation. We are saying that we should move beyond words, to practical programmes.” The state will play a role in the economy to drive that transformation. In this regard, Government will utilise to the maximum, the strategic levers that are available to the state,” said President said. One of the most notable aspects of SONA 2017 was probably the President’s statement the state will increase its power to use the Expropriation Act to pursue land reform and land redistribution, in line with the Constitution. “It will be difficult if not impossible, to achieve true reconciliation until the land question is resolved. “Only eight million hectares of arable land have been transferred to black people, which is only 9.8 percent of the 82 million hectares of arable land in South Africa.
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FOUR LIVESTOCK THIEVES NABBED!
HEIDELBERG Police arrested four suspects, aged between 18 to 32 years old, for possession of suspected stolen property after they were found loading slaughtered cattle in a white bakkie (van). The arrest took place at Jordaan Park suburbs in Heidelberg on Monday afternoon, January 6. The sector members, Constable Moleboheng Malahle and Constable Daschner, who were patrolling HF Verwoerd Street and R42 Road spotted a white Isuzu bakkie with white canopy travelling from R42 road on ramping to R23 road direction north. Cattle carcases lined up at the Heidelberg Police Station after succesful arrest of four livestock thieves.
The two members quickly make a UTurn and followed the car.
RAF resumes payments
THE Road Accident Fund (RAF) has resumed payments to claimants, service providers, stakeholders as well as caregivers who were affected by the delays in payment following the attachment of the RAF’s bank account by the Sheriff of the Court. “During the course of last week, the RAF bank account was attached by a few legal firms who sought to extract immediate payment at the expense of many claimants and other service providers. The attachments have been lifted and payments have resumed,” the Department of Transport said on Wednesday, February 8.
President Jacob Zuma has expressed deep sadness and extended his heartfelt condolences on the passing of South African rugby legend and former Springbok captain, Joost van der Westhuizen. Van der Westhuizen passed on Monday morning, January 6, following a long battle with motor neuron disease. Van der Westhuizen was admitted to ICU on Saturday morning after being described as critical. “South Africa has lost a legend and one of the best rugby players that the country has ever produced. On behalf of government and the people of South Africa; we send our heartfelt condolences to Mr Van der Westhuizen’s family. May his soul rest in peace," said President Zuma. The President has also thanked the nation for keeping Van der Westhuizen in their thoughts and prayers during his illness. The rugby star has been battling motor neuron disease since 2011,
About R520 million to more than 7 000 recipients is being processed in order to cover the deferments which with his condition deteriorating in were currently experienced. recent months. Transport Minister Dipuo Peters has congratulated the He played 89 Tests for his coun- RAF for promptly resuming payments to those who were try and once held the all-time try affected by the delays in payment.
scoring record, which has since been surpassed by Bryan Habana. Sport and Recreation Minister Fikile Mbalula also shared his condolences on Van der Westhuizen’s death. "The passing of Joost is a sad chapter in South African sporting history. His contribution to our national rugby team was immense. He leaves behind a generation of athletes, who aspire for his legendary sportsmanship. “We draw lessons from his fighting spirit in both the field playing for our national team and against motor neuron disease. South Africa is poorer without this great giant and warrior of South African rugby. “I send my sincere condolences to his family, his friends and to the entire sport fraternity," Minister Mbalula said.
The department said the RAF will catch up on the payments that were delayed as soon as is possible and will increase their transacting limits to maximize the value of payments to be made in the next few days. “While the number of firms and the costs involved varied during the course of the attachments, we now have a consolidated view of what transpired and further note the activities that exacerbated the complete cessation of payments by the RAF,” Minister Peters said. Minister Peters has thanked the legal firms who have worked with the RAF within the strategy to ensure that the limited funding that is available is distributed equitably and fairly for the benefit of all crash victims. She said the continued support of the payment schedules and cash management strategy is a necessity if payments are to continue and for the RAF’s value chain and the interests of the claimants it serves to remain intact. “What remains as a concern for government is that the disruption on payments was intended to ensure that few legal firms’ claims are prioritised in a manner that prejudiced thousands of other claimants,” the department said. CONTACT THE RAF: Call Centre No: 0860 23 55 23 Toll Free / Fraud Line: 0800 00 59 19 Submit Complaints to complaints@raf.co.za
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“There has also been a 19 percent decline in households involved in agriculture from 2,9 million in 2011 to 2,3 million households in 2016.” Since 1994, government has transferred millions of hectares of land back to the black majority who were removed from their ancestral land. But some feel that the pace of redistribution has not been fast enough. President Zuma said going forward; government will continue to implement other programmes such as the Strengthening of Relatives Rights programme, also known as the 50-50 programme. In this programme, the farm workers join together into a legal entity and together with the farm owner a new company is established and the workers and the owner become joint owners. The President renewed the call for land claimants to accept land instead of financial compensation. Over 90% of claims are currently settled through financial compensation which does not help the process at all. "It perpetuates dispossession. It also undermines economic empowerment,” he said. President Jacob Zuma has also outlined a number of proposals aimed at boosting employment.
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The plans include: - The establishment of a Invest SA One-Stop Shop - Taking advantage of tourism as a job driver - Scaling up the Expanded Public Works Programme - Using public infrastructure as a way to create work opportunities President Zuma used his speech to call on South Africans to “unite in driving radical economic transformation for the good of our country.” He earlier announced that in honour of one of the country’s most prolific struggle heroes, Oliver Reginald Tambo, who would have turned 100 years old this year – the year 2017 has been declared the Year of Oliver Reginald Tambo. It is the year of unity in action by all South Africans as we move South Africa forward together, the President said. He quoted the ANC struggle stalwart, who once said: “Working together as fellow South Africans, we have it within our power to transform this country into the land of plenty for all, where the nightmare of apartheid will just be a faint memory of the past.” -SAnews
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After signalling the driver to stop, one passenger a Mozambican National ran away. On Police searching the motor vehicle, they found the bakkie fully loaded with cattle carcasses. They arrested the four suspects. One of the suspects arrested is a 32 year old Mozambican National staying at Section 19 in Duduza Location. The carcasses found are estimated at R30 000. Thorough investigation by Rural Safety Co-ordinator Warrant/Officer Jacques Bierman lead to discovery was the cattle was stolen from farm V6-C6 Schikfontein Farming Area. The arrested suspects have appeared before Heidelberg Magistrate Court.
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New Health MEC, Dr. Ramokgopa sworn in!
IN a statement released on Monday (February 6), the provincial government announced that new MEC for Health, Gwen Ramokgopa has been sworn in. A disciplinary hearing against health officials implicated in the report commenced three days earlier on February 3. The Gauteng Provincial Government has announced that it has commenced with implementations of the health ombudsman, Malegapuru Makgoba’s recommendations following the release of the Report on the Circumstances Surrounding the Deaths of Mentally Ill Patients in the Gauteng Province. This comes after Premier David Makhura’s assurance that he will fully and urgently implement the recommendations without any delays. The provincial government said that it has established a team which is co-chaired by the Director-General in the office of the Premier, Phindile Baleni and national Health Department DG, Precious Matsoso. The team also compromises of senior officials, mental health specialists, doctors, psychiatrists, psychologists, nurses, occupational therapists, civil society organisations and family representatives to respond to the recommendations.
The Gauteng Mental Health Marathon Project (GMHMP) has been stopped and a team of specialists and officials are visiting the affected NGOs to find suitable institutions for patients and are said to have been advised on avoiding negative impacts. Forensic investigations are underway, and the provincial commissioner of the South African Police Service has been requested to centralise all the cases related to the GMHMP, to ensure that they are prioritised. The national department of health has started with the process of reviewing the licenses of the 27 NGOs. Consultations by Premier Makhura and Minister for Health Arron Motsoaledi, with the affected families are underway on alternative dispute resolutions, more so to offer closure and redress. Provincial spokesperson, Thabo Masebe said: “Gauteng Health will work together with the National Department to overhaul mental healthcare in the province.” He also said that the World Health Organisation has contacted the department to provide expert assistance in the reestablishment of quality mental health care in the province. -GPG
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EKURHULENI SUCCESSFULLY IMPLEMENTS 1ST PHASE OF THE HARAMBEE BRT SYSTEM! Reported By Anatola Mofoka
WEDNESDAY, January 8, was a historical day in the City of Ekurhuleni as a vision became a reality. The much anticipated Phase 1 implementation of the BRT #Harambee. Phase one included the testing of the buses and route between Kempton Park and Tembisa. Executive Mayor, Cllr. Mzwandile Masina together with MMC of Transport, Cllr Petrus Mabunda were joined by major stakeholders in the City of Ekurhuleni such as South African National Taxi Council (SANTACO) and the National Taxi Association (NTA).
Mayor Masina stated that many lessons can be drawn from the other cities regarding their implementation of the system. The Mayor further stated that the testing of BRT system will start with eight buses and a total of R800 million has been invested in the infrastructure of the project. MMC Mabunda indicated that the traffic management centre in Kempton Park is one of the best centres in Africa, where the testing of the buses took place.
“As the association, we are not here to compete with the BRT system to but to complement and to ensure full cooperation for the benefit of the people of Ekurhuleni,” he said.
Mr Peter Mashego of SANTACO explicitly said that the association welcomes this initiative.
The next phase of the system will begin in the operation of 40 buses in the area of Tembisa and Kempton Park.
Ekurhuleni Mayor Cllr Mzwandile Masina on the left together with the City’s senior officials and the Ekurhuleni Taxi Industry stakeholders on board in one of the Harambee buses during the BRT systems and route tests on Wednesday, January 8.
In the press briefing held earlier today, Mayor Masina said that such relations and a vote of confidence in the Harambee BRT System, affirms that through strategic partnerships, such an initiative can be a success.
Features inside the Harambee buses include spacious seat some fit for people with disabilities, the bus is certified to carry 90 passengers, including a wheelchair bay, plus a Stop Request button to alert the driver immediately when pressed.
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ORGANIC COMPOST Only taking six weeks to harvest, this natural mix compost has been proven to be a trusted fertilizer for the people in Katlehong. The Organic Composite made and sold by Kenneth Masilo and Thusong, who package 20kg bags worth R60 each. R100 per 5km for deliveries outside their workplace in Motsamai section, next to Lindela Train Station.
BLF 26 CASE POSPONED! R26BN STILL WANTED!
Contact Kenny on 079 150 1673 or Thusong 060 360 7568
ON Thursday, February 2, the 26 Black First Land First members appeared in the Pretoria Regional Court on their fifth appearance in court on alleged charges of public violence, trespassing, kidnapping and intimidation. The trial is postponed The City of Ekurhuleni wishes to thank residents and businesses for making an effort to meet until March 15.
EKURHULENI THANKS RESIDENTS FOR SAVING WATER!
water savings targets. The city made a call to residents and business on August 12, last year to reduce water consumption by 15 percent to ensure that the abstraction from the Vaal River System is reduced as per the call from the national Department of Water and Sanitation. However, over the past three months the 15 percent weekly target was achieved in only two weeks. To reach the 15 percent target, Ekurhuleni implemented water restrictions and started rationing water to reduce consumption levels. The table below shows the percentage saving the city has achieved. Date
Savings KL/Week
Percentage Saving
842 618
15%
14 November 2016
878 175
-11,4%
21 November 2016
885 635
-10.7%
28 November 2016
846 172
-14,6%
06 December 2016
911 650
-8%
Required usage Actual Savings
12 December 2016
903 034
-8,9%
19 December 2016
884 445
-10,8%
26 December 2016
825 129
-16,8%
02 January 2017
829 548
-16,3%
09 January 2017
855 526
-13,7%
17 January 2017
889 462
-10.3%
25 January 2017
907 413
-8.5%
This table means that the city needs to consume 842 kl every month to achieve a 15 percent savings rate.
Any consumption below 842 kl means residents have used less water and therefore exceeded the 15% target. Any consumption above 842 kl means the city is using more water than the target and the percentage would dip below 15 percent. As at 31 January 2017, the Vaal Dam was at 63.5 percent. With winter approaching, the dam needs to be at 80 percent to enable the city to have sufficient water before summer rains begin later in the year. The national department will review water restrictions in May this year. Water restrictions are still in place and include: •
No watering of gardens during 6am and 6pm,
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No use of hosepipes,
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Repair water leaks,
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Report burst pipes or water leaks in the streets on 0860543000
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The city is also continuing with the water rationing schedule (The schedule is on the website)
Residents and business are urged to continue using water sparingly, make it a culture to save water and adhere to restrictions..
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The BLF26, as they are infamously known were accused of the abovementioned charges by the office of the Public Protector when they protested outside Advocate Thuli Madonsela’s offices in July last year, but which resulted in the 26 members being arrested and subsequently imprisoned for eight days in the Pretoria Central Maximum Security Prison. According to a statement by the Black First Land First organization: “On January 12, a day after BLF concluded a successful meeting with the new Public Protector, Advocate Busisiwe Mkhwebane, where inter-alia the report of the stolen R26 billion was addressed, a leaked report of the Public Protector indicated that ABSA must pay
back the amount of R3.2 billion that it had unduly benefitted from as a result of certain “lifeboats”. This finding which relates to only a part of the R26 billion stolen from the South African Reserve Bank (SARB), absolves the BLF of any wrongdoing and by extension the protest action of the BLF 26 on 18 July 2016.” The BLF claims that the charges placed against its 26 members are trumped-up and baseless. “The State does not have a case and the charges must accordingly be withdrawn,” said the press statement. BLF has vowed that it shall not stop until the entire R26 billion is recovered and utilized towards the Fees Must Fall campaign and the empowerment of the black unemployed youth. “Furthermore, once the charges are dismissed, which BLF is certain will happen, the movement will sue the former Public Protector for both defamation and wrongful prosecution,” concluded the organization in the statement.
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BIRTHDAY TURNS TO CHARITABLE A EVENT FOR ANDILE MNGWEVU!
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S part of his birthday celebration this year, the Zonal Secretrary of ANC youth league Andile Mngwevu, in partnership with Asazi’sophelelaphi donated 100 uniforms to 10 primary schools in Kwa Thema, Ekurhuleni, on Monday, February 6 through his #GivingBackWithLoveCampaign. Mngwevu said that this is the beginning of an ongoing programme by the Andile Mngwevu Foundation which is aimed at making difference within the commities. “Asazi’sophelelaphi requested to do a party for me but I thought that it would be correct that we introduce an element of charity and invest in the education sectory, particulary in the primary level. We want to kill the perception that partying is all about fun and alcohol and the lpurpose is to ensure that young people are given an opportunity to attend their primary education with a smile and dignity,” said Mngwevu. Beneficiaries of this intiative were 10 learners from Mngwevu’s former school, Qedusizi Primary School, including learners from Gorogang Primary School, Zamani Primary School, Nkabinde Primary School, Tshimong Primary School, Khangezile Primary School, Ntokozweni Primary School Muzomusha Primary School, Theo-Twala Primary School, and Langaville Primary School. “We are very happy for this gesture and we really appreciate the donations because it will also teach te children about the importance of ploughing back to the community, said Bethwell Mhlanga, Principal at Qedusizi Primary School. The newly elected ANC Chief Whip of Council in Ekurhuleni, Jongizizwe Dlabathi, was also present at the event. “We are here to support one of the community members because when the schools opened this year, we started the Back to School Program and requested people to help the needy. We are very happy and grateful for his contribution so that the children can feel that they are not neglected,” said Dlabathi.
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CSA OPENS HUBS FOR DEVELOPING QUALITY AFRICAN CRICKETERS!
CRICKET SA has formed cricket hubs and Regional Performance centres (RPC) across 9 provinces in South Africa to develop and maintain effective cricketing structures from grassroots level right through to senior cricket. Cricket was regarded as a game for the privileged but Cricket SA has extended its reach beyond these walls and brought the “gentlemen’s “sport to the townships of South Africa with a focus on poor and previously disadvantaged communities. Cricket SA has established a HUB in Duduza, a township in the City of Ekurhuleni, Gauteng. The Duduza hub currently hosts 64 boys and 48 girls that are coming from 12 Primary Schools and 5 High Schools within the Duduza area. The ultimate focus for these hubs and RPC programmes is to: • provide the schools that feed into the hub access to facilities, • broaden the game of cricket among black communities, • develop quality black African cricketers and • Support the Cricket SA transformation agenda. Head coach and former Easterns firstclass cricketer Petros Mofokeng, asserts that the Duduza hub also offers cricket
courses which will enable the youngsters to be able to umpire, score, coach and even be cricket managers. On the playing front, the hub literally is a hive of activity, taking in club cricket, the schools cricket league, the Coca-Cola T20 schools league, the inter-hub games and 50-over matches. Petros Mofokeng said “the community, especially the parents of the cricketers can’t go and support their kids when they are playing outside of Duduza because they don’t work”. This is a major challenge that the HUB is facing. Here is a list of CSA Hubs in Gauteng: Eastern Region (Ekurhuleni) 1. Actonville Hub 2. Duduza Hub 3. KwaThema Hub Gauteng Region (Johannesburg) 1. Soweto RPC 2. Lenasia Hub 3. Dobsonville Hub 4. Kagiso Hub 5. Alexander Hub 6. Cecil Payne Hub Northern Region 1. Mamelodi RPC 2. Soshanguve Hub 3. Hammanskraal Hub 4. Atteridgeville Hub 5. Laudium Hub
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