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Politicians working around the clock to get everyone M AHALA! vaccinated, see how its going.. .

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SEFM the new force in local politics

Women call for land

Ford Everest Climbing mountains in style

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News Briefs OVER 10 MILLION VACCINES ADMINISTERED In the latest COVID-19 related statistics, the Department of Health had confirmed that 10, 167, 749 vaccines have been administered so far.

Despite such progress in the inoculation campaign, many vaccination sites have seen less than expected rates of people coming in.

To counter that, Government has opened the online vaccines registration for citizens aged between 18 and 34 years of age as from August 20th.

TWO APPEAR IN COURT FOR PPE FRAUD Two suspects have appeared before the Specialised Commercial Crimes Court in Palm Ridge on Monday, August 16.

They faced the judge on charges of Contravention of the Public Finance Management Act, fraud and theft.

The suspects — Michael Sass, the Chief Financial Officer at the National Health Laboratories Services (NHLS) and Felicia Sekete, a Director at Feliham (a private company in Diepkloof) — were arrested by the Hawks Serious Corruption Investigation unit on charges relating to the multimillion Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) tender at the NHLS. They were each granted R20 000 bail.

The pair’s case has since been postponed to October 5.

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Unogada wesifazane wadlwengula, wabulawa ngaphakathi ejele!

IPortfolio Committee on Justice and Correctional Services isinxuse iziphathimandla ukuba zingashiyi lutho ukuze zithole umenzi wobulelesi obhekene necala lokufa kwesiphathimandla sokuhlunyeleliswa kwezimilo eLeeuwkop Correctional Centre eGoli.

USihlalo weKomidi uBulelani Magwanishe uthe ngokwemibiko leli phoyisa latholakala lishonile ngoLwesithathu ebusuku (uNcwaba 11) kulesi sikhungo.

Isiboshwa esigwetshiwe uMarius Nagel, 30, usolwa ngokubulala umphathi wejele laseLeeuwkop u-Eunice Moloko, 50.

“Kusolwa ukuthi leli phoyisa, isidumbu salo esatholakala singenampilo esatholwa lapho lalibhuqwe khona ukuthi lisebenze ewadini ehlukaniselwe abantu i-COVID-19, kungenzeka ukuthi laklinywa ladlwengulwa. Kutholakale ithawula eligcwele igazi endaweni efanayo, okukhombisa ukuthi umenzi wecala elibi kangaka ubenesikhathi esanele sokuzama ukuhlanza ubu-

fakazi, ”kusho uMagwanishe.

UMagwanishe unxuse iziphathimandla ukuthi zithole umenzi wobubi ukuze babhekane nazo kanzima ngokomthetho.

"Ngizocela uMnyango Wezokuhlunyeleliswa Kwezimilo ngombiko ogcwele ngalolu daba kubaphathi besikhungo saseLeeuwkop," kusho uMagwanishe.

Usihlalo udlulise amazwi enduduzo emndenini kamufi, abangani nomndeni wakwaDCS ngokulahleka kwabo.

umyeni waleli phoyisa elingasekho eseqale ukumthungatha.

"Kutholakale kabanzi ukuthi leli phoyisa labika ukusebenza ngoLwesibili ngo-7 ekuseni, laze latholakala ngemuva kuka-9 ebusuku ngesikhathi umyeni walo ebuza ukuthi ukuphi."

Le nyunyana icele ukuthi kumiswe ngokushesha uxhaxha lwezikhulu eziphezulu kuleli jele.

Khonamanjalo, iPolice and Prison Civil Rights Union (POPCRU) nayo izwakalise ukushaqeka kwayo mayelana nokubulawa kwabantu, ikakhulukazi ngamanye amajele ahlulekile ukusindisa impilo yozakwabo.

Okhulumela inyunyana uRichard Mamabolo uthi amakhanda manje kumele aginqike emnyangweni.

UMamabolo uthi isidumbu sakhe sitholwe kuphela ngemuva kokuba

Kuboshwe umbulali, uMarius Nagel, 30, ngecala lokubulala nokudlwengula umphathi wejele lesifazane laseLeeuwkop u-Eunice Moloko.

Metro cops help sick, homeless man get relief!

True to their commitment of making the City of Johannesburg safer for all, a team of JMPD officers extended a helping hand to an elderly man who had found shelter under the M1 Highway bridge.

The officers did not only move the homeless man to a place of safety, but they also passed a hat around to financially contribute to his upkeep during his stay at one of the City’s shelters.

Earlier this month, Inspector Marius Boolsen and his team received a complaint to remove six men who had erected illegal structures under the M2 South bridge bend due to safety concerns.

According to Boolsen, on arrival, the officers found six men under the bridge – five of whom fled on seeing the police, leaving their elderly companion behind.

The man, who was on crutches, told the officers he had recently been discharged from hospital and he suffers from asthma.

“He said he was from Cape Town and that he had come from hospital the previous day. He had his pump with him and could evidently not walk. When he explained that he was extremely tired and needed to rest, I asked if it would be possible to help him in any way. I did not hesitate to get him assisted,” said Insp Boolsen.

He immediately consulted his supe-

rior, Superintendent Elias Phasha, and it was agreed that the officers would try to get the man into a Joburg municipality-owned shelter. All the nine officers who were part of the operation also decided that they would contribute money to help sustain the old man during his stay at the shelter.

“He was concerned that he could not afford to go into a shelter, but we told him not to worry and assured him that we were more than willing to assist him with that,” said Insp Boolsen.

Officers Rose Sithole and Tumelo Makae drove to three different shelters in search of a placement for the elderly man. They had to plead for his placement at the third shelter after he could not be accommodated at the first two.

Despite them arriving after the permitted times of new arrivals, the employees at the shelter in Eloff Street Ext in Kenilworth heeded the officers’ pleas to grant him space,

especially due to his health condition.

Inspector Boolsen said coming across such cases was heartwrenching and it always prompts officers to “go the extra mile” in executing their duties.

“It is painful, but we really do have empathy for people. Wherever it is possible, when you come across such cases, you must be sensitive.

I believe that there are places we go where God uses us on a daily basis to reach out to people and walk an extra mile so that we can really try to make a difference,” he said.

Boolsen expressed his appreciation to all who were involved in helping the elderly man, especially Supt Phasha for his guidance and Inspector Molly Chuene as well as officers Sithole and Makae for going above and beyond the call of duty.

A few weeks earlier, JMPD officers helped a mother deliver a healthy and bouncing baby at the Bree Street taxi rank.

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City calls for local farmers to bid for land!

The land release programme is set to take off as the City of Ekurhuleni invite proposals from interested organisations to conduct agricultural activities on parcels of Council owned land in different towns.

The programme will see successful bidders being awarded municipal farms by way of lease for a period of nine years eleven months.

The Member of Mayoral Committee for Finance and Economic Development Cllr Nkosindiphile Xhakaza said the City has opened the bidding process in an attempt to establish a permanent urban and near urban agricultural base to ensure a local food source for the local economy.

“We intend to provide opportunities for community economic development by creating jobs and meaningful work for the local community.

“We also want to reduce the volume of agricultural imports by providing locally grown, produced and sold foodstuffs, thus reducing greenhouse gas emissions related to food transportation thus helping to reduce the impacts of climate change.

He said as the City we want to al-

leviate poverty and hunger in communities by promoting social equity and food security in these communities by providing opportunities for increased accessibility to fresh and healthy produce.

“We are going to partner with organizations to pilot and implement sustainable agricultural practices and programmes on municipal farms.

“We are going to partner with individuals and organizations to develop innovative educational programming that focuses on themes on sustainable urban agriculture including sustainable farming and food security practices, said Xhakaza.

“We have different categories of farms varying in size from social farms 1 which are less than 5 hectares, social farms 2 which are more than 5 hectares but less than 10 hectares, small scale farms 10-30 hectares, developmental commercial farms 30-100 hectares and established commercial farms that are more than 100 hectares.

Local meetings setup

“We want to urge our farming community to take advantage of this opportunity by visiting our tender office at 68 Woburn Avenue in Benoni or

NSFAS gives hope to unfunded students!

Higher Education and Training Minister, Blade Nzimande, has commended the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) Board’s decision to request the dabatase for unfunded 2021 registered students eligible for NSFAS funding in all universities.

ted after the closing date will not be considered,” Nzimande said.

This follows the plight of currently registered university students that were not able to apply for funding during the funding application window due to various reasons.

“The initiative is aimed at alleviating the financial burden of eligible and deserving students, but also minimising the burden of student debt.

Minister Nzimande announced that the NSFAS board has resolved to grant a once-off application window period for the students to apply.

“All universities are required to send their exhaustive list by no later than 17 August 2021 to be considered for this once-off opportunity.

The application period will open for a two-week period, from 18 August 2021 – 3 September 2021.

“NSFAS encourages all universities to notify students to ensure that they apply and have all the relevant supporting documents as applications submit-

The Minister restated this initiative is not intended to create any future precedence and has also factored in, among other things, the NSFAS available funds.

“This concession is applied only to qualifying students who are registered in the 2021 academic cycle and are without any other form of bursary and requisite financial support,” Nzimande said.

visit our website on www.ekurhuleni. gov.za for more information”.

The City of Ekurhuleni will also be hosting stakeholder engagement sessions to educate interested bidders on the City’s Agriculture Development Strategy and provide more information and guidelines on the Supply Chain Management process flow to be used when submitting proposals/bids during Phase 2 of the Programme.

The dates and venues of the ses-

sions are: • August 18, Thembisa Council Chamber at 10am • August 23, Phola Park Hall, Thokoza at 10am • August 25, Benoni Council Chamber at 10am Due to Covid-19 protocol only 50 people will be allowed in the venues.

These sessions will also be livestreamed in all Ekurhuleni platforms.

The closing date for the bid is Tuesday, August 31 at 10am.

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Gauteng hard at work to vaccinate the masses!

The Gauteng Provincial Government has not spared a day in accelerating the COVID-19 vaccination campaign. The Premier, David Makhura along with Health MEC Dr. Nomathemba Mokgethi have visited communities across the province accompanied by local political leaders.

MMC Eunice Mgcina when they visited the Lenasia South Hospital Vaccination Site and Lawley Fire Station (Pop-up site).

In many areas, the Gauteng government has set up drive through and mobile (pop-up) vaccination sites for eligible persons to vaccinate. The expansion of vaccination sites are meant to reach people where they live and possibly, leave no resident behind.

Premier Makhura says that in Gauteng wants to reach over 100,000 vaccinations daily.

“So far, there’s around 2.5 million vaccination done in Gauteng and a million of them are fully vaccinated. We are very grateful for those who have taken responsible action in protecting themselves and their families,” he said.

Premier assessing the drive-through site at Zwartkops Raceway.

In Joburg, Makhura along with Mayor Mathongo engage with residents in Lenasia, south of the City.

Speaking to the media at the Lawley pop-up site, Makhura has commended the City of Joburg in reaching over one million vaccinations.

“We still have a long way to go as we have over 4.2 million adults in Johannesburg. Relative to the rest of the province, over 53% of residents over 60 years are fully vaccinated in the City,” he explained.

The Premier also indicated that the reason behind the innovative pop-up sites are meant to address the low turnout of citizens coming to vaccinate, especially in high density areas.

Tat’ uVuyo Ngalonkulu (59) was the first person to recieve his jab at the newly opened TRANSVACO clinic which administers COVID-19 vaccinations.

In the City of Ekurhuleni, the Premier led the launch of the TRANSVACO vaccination train at the Springs Railway station along with Roads & Transport MEC Jacob Mamabolo and mayor Mzwandile Masina.

The locomotive site is meant to encourage both minibus taxi operators and commuters in the Springs area to register and and take their vaccination on site.

Residents across Soweto have responded positively to the Bara Taxi Rank Pop-up Vaccination site. Commuters and taxi drivers came out in numbers to get their jabs. The newly elected executive mayor of Joburg, Golidee Matongo joined the Premier in evaluating sites across the City.

The pair was joined by MMC Loyiso Masuku and

Employer-based vaccination in the West Rand have also been established in partnership with companies. The Mponeng Vaccination Site at the Harmony Gold Mine. The site has vaccinated over 6000 employees since its opening in June.

The capital city, Tshwane set up a drive through vaccination sites at the Zwartkops Raceway on the R55 route. Motorists in the area were encouraged to utilize this quick way of getting the jab.

To reach the far-flung farming communities in Gauteng, the provincial government has set up vaccination sites in places like Devon in the Lesedi Local Municipality. PK Farming & enterprises abattoir in Devon has a dedicated site for farm workers around the area are coming in numbers to receive inoculation.

Makhura was joined by Sedibeng District Mayor Lerato Maloka, Lesedi Municipality Mayor Mluleki Nkosi and local councillors (front page picture).

The Premier has commended women for leading the vaccination programme.

“Women are responding very well in Gauteng. We are at 57% at the moment, and 43% vaccinated men. In some regions, we got real problems because men are not coming out. We must commend women, as it is Womens Month, as they are really taking action in making people safe,” said Makhura.

The province has also explained that it will continue to expand its vaccination sites as the registration of adults between 18 and 34 years old have been opened.

Premier speaking to the mining workers in West Rand.

Farm worker getting the jab at the Devon site in Lesedi.

Hlokomela linoha tse tsoang Selemong sena!

Nako ea selemo e haufi mme boemo ba leholimo bo tla futhumala haufinyane.

Sena se boetse se bolela hore linoha li se li tla ba mafolofolo, kamora nako e telele ea ho phomola, 'me li tsoe ho ea batla lijo ka lebaka la tlala.

Toropo ea Ekurhuleni e lemosa beng ba liphoofolo tse ruuoang lapeng hore ba be seli haholo 'me ba behe leihlo liphoofolo tsa bona tse ruuoang lapeng hobane li ka oela lerabeng la linoha.

li kanna tsa fumanoa lirapeng tsa ka mor'a ntlo. ho batlana le lijo tse kang likhoto le likatse, ”ho rialo Toropo.

Ka lebaka la tlhaho ea eona e seng kotsi ebile e sa itšireletse hakaalo, mefuta ena e tloaetse ho bolaoa habonolo kapa ho haptjoa e le liphoofolo tse ruuoang lapeng, ketso e seng molaong ebile e fuoa kotlo haeba motho a sena lengolo la tumello ea molao.

Hape, baahi ba pakang linoha matlong a bona ba tlameha ho tlaleha ketsahalo ena kapele kamoo ho ka khonehang.

"Ho sa le joalo, linoha tse kang sekhomotsoana le li-rinkhals li kotsi haholo, 'me sekhomaretsi se tsejoa e le sa tlhaho, se tsamaea butle ebile se potlakela ho utloa kotsi," ho hlalositse Ekurhuleni polelong.

“Ho tloha bohareng ba Phato ho fihlela mafelong a Mots'eanong ke nako ea linoha le linoha tse 'maloa, tse seng kotsi ho batho, joalo ka noha e sootho ea ntlo, noha ea ntlo ea Arora, noha ea ntlo ea mohloaare le noha e molomo o mofubelu

Li-rinkhals kapa masumu a molaleng ke fepa e tsamaeang ka potlako, e ntle ho fakes lefu.

E kgethollwa ha bonolo ka methalo e mmedi e mesweu e bonahalang molaleng wa yona ha e ala kobo ya yona.

Lucky Mahlangu o ile a ts'oasa noha e kotsi ea rinkhals sebakeng sa bolulo Springs.

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Association calls for one woman, one hectare!

Seven years ago, the Rural Womens Assembly launched the ‘One Woman, One Hectare’ campaign.

This initiative was meant to speak for the rights to land and water so women can grow their own food, thereby sustaining their families.

Since then, many women across the country have benefited from the programme. But this is not enough.

Millions of South Africans are still living in poverty, especially in rural communities. Access to basic services, like water and electricity, make the odds even harder for rural women.

The non-profit organization has expressed its slogan using various communication platforms. They have done radio interviews and most recently, the Rural Women’s Assembly hanged a banner on the N1 Bridge, pictured above.

During the campaign on the freeway on August 12, the group also protested against Genderbased Violence and Femicide (the senseless killing of women and girls).

“Rural Women’s Assembly believes that if women have access to land, it will create more opportunities for families to grow their own food and be able to sell to local markets. This will in turn help the growth of the economy,” said Madinny Lebeko from the organization.

Established in 2010, the Rural Women’s Assembly represents women from various states from Southern Africa (SADC) including Namibia, Mozambique, Malawi and Madagascar.

The organization has a vast network of women in eight countries which combine various social movements, assemblies, grassroots chapters and unions together under one cause.

The women-only organization strongly advocates for women empowerment, especially those who live in rural areas.

The group is non-political, but represents the cause for women’s rights across all fronts.

pecially in rural areas.

“Land would give women the economic freedom to escape Gender-based Violence due to economic dependence on their predators,” explained Lebeko.

Interested women who would like to join must reside in a small town/township, rural or farm community. For more information, visit the Rural Women’s Assembly - RWAG Facebook page or contact the Gauteng provincial representative, Wendy on 079694845.

South Africa is currently finalizing legislation that will make it possible for land expropriation without compensation.

This is meant to address the historical inequalities bought forth by colonization and apartheid over the decades. Since the dawn of democracy in 1994, about six million hectares of land have been redistributed.

Unfortunately, the land that has been given back to South Africans has not been favourable to its women.

According to the Rural Women’s Assembly, over 85% of commercial black-owned farms are in the hands of men. However, women dominate at 60% when it comes to small scale farms.

This contrasts the fact that generally women are the primary caregivers in many households, es-

Imeya yaseGoli uMatongo ukhetha ithimba lakhe!

IMeya entsha yaseGoli esanda kuqokwa, uKhansela Jolidee Matongo uqinisekise ithimba lakhe elinamalungu ayishumi eKomidi leMeya ngemuva nje kokuba efungiswe ngoLwesithathu, uNcwaba 11.

Uhlu olusha lwamaMMC, obekungumphumela wokubonisana nobudlelwano obuqhubekayo bukaHulumeni Wobumbano Lwasekhaya (i-GLU) eDolobheni, alunazinto ezimangazayo njengoba amalungu amaningi ehlala engashintshi kuzikhundla azinikezwe yiMeya Yesigungu esedlule, uCllr Geoffrey Makhubo .

Ukukhethwa kwama-MMC kusekela ingqikithi yokuqhubeka nokuqaliswa kokuseqhulwini kwe-GLU, okuqondaniswe neQhinga Lokukhula Nentuthuko (GDS) lowama-2040.

Kuphela izikhundla zezeziMali nokuThuthukiswa koMnotho ezinikezwe ama-MMC amasha njengoCllr

Matshidiso Mfikoe noCllr Thomas Mofokeng, ngokulandelana.

UCllr Mfikoe ubuya njengeMMC Finance ngemuva kokusebenza njengeMMC ye-EISD ngaphansi kweMeya yaseGoli uParks Tau ngaphambi kokhetho lohulumeni basekhaya lonyaka wezi-2016.

UCllr Mofokeng ungene esikhundleni sikaMMC uLawrence Khoza kuphothifoliyo Yezokuthuthukiswa Komnotho.

UMnyango Wezemvelo Nezingqalasizinda uMMC Mpho Moerane, Ezezindlu MMC Mlungisi Mabaso, Ezokuthutha uMMC uHelen Makhuba, njengezeMpilo, Group Corporate Shared Services MMC Loyiso Masuku, Community Development MMC Margaret Arnolds, Development Planning MMC Thapelo Amad and Public Safety MMC Mally Mokoena and Social Development AbakwaMMC u-Eunice Mgcina bawagcinile amaphothifoliyo abo.

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Meet the new force in local politics - SEFM The Socialist Economic Freedom Movement (SEFM) is a brand new political party which is set to make its impact in the upcoming local government elections.

The party was established in Ratanda township, as a political movement that aims to bring about positive change in the communities around the Sedibeng District through socialism.

said SEFM General-Secretary Teboho Hlanguza.

With only a few months left until the local government elections begin, the IEC has submitted a court application to postpone the elections until February next year.

This was after the commission hired former deputy chief justice Dikgang Moseneke’s to investigate the viability of having elections during this pandemic.

“Socialism is defined as the ownership of the means of production, distribution and exchange by the working class.

Socialism is the only practical solution which will assist in the construction of a society which is equal and productive, a nation which is free from racism and the exploitation of workers by capitalists,” outlines the party’s manifesto.

Despite that, the SEFM feels that the delay will help them gain the necessary support from eligible voters.

The SEFM was founded by Thulani Mashinini, Teboho ‘Pono’ Hlanguza and Bayanda ‘PastorBae’ Radebe and has just been officially registered with the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC).

The party has its sights on attracting the youth and poor people living in the Lesedi area, targeting the wards by having a candidate for each one.

Speaking to Mapepeza, the party has declared that it will make its initial political impact in the Lesedi Local Municipality, east of Sedibeng.

“Poor governance, corruption, load shedding, high levels of inequality etc. We have a fully detailed manifesto that represents what SEFM believes are the urgent and burning issues that the future local municipality around our vicinity should attend to.

Our people are dying a slow death caused by poverty, unemployment and landlessness. We seek to address all those social injustices our people are faced with that reduces them to subhumans,”

people and supports the call for a free decolonised education.

- More funding and grants in order to realize free higher education and make education compulsory from grade 8-12.

- Support industrial development and labour-intensive growth in fields including agricultural production, agro-processing, mineral production etc.

- Call for mobile patrol groups in communities, including undercover police to protect communities from crime - Promotes the implementation and distribution of the Basic Income Grant.

“As a newly formed movement, we welcome that view not only because of the pandemic but that will afford us enough time to work the ground because we are only 2 months old,” said Hlanguza.

“We are contesting all wards in Lesedi. A overwhelming majority of our candidates are tried and tested, young familiar faces that can clarify all contradictions who need no introduction around Lesedi and a bit of generational mix,” Hlanguza added.

According to the party’s manifesto, these are some of their positions and propositions: - “Land is wealth” SEFM calls for land to be distributed to the rightful owners - Black Working Class are the major drive behind social and economic transformation.

- Rejects the use of labour brokers and outsourcing of services.

- Investment in the education and training of black

SEFM leadership: Thulani Mashinini (President), Bayanda PastorBae Radebe (Spokesperson) and Teboho Hlanguza (General Secretary) outside the IEC offices

Author and poet Vusi Mabena gets double nominations!

Author and motivational poet, Vusi Mabena is the resident columnist at Mapepeza. He has once again been nominated for his great work at the African Print Authors & Poetry Awards (APAPA).

Mabena has received two nominations in the fourth edition, getting Best International Author and Book Of The Year. This is for his work on his latest book, Tears of Pain Vol.3.

Sharing the news of his double nomination with Mapepeza, Vusi has been jubilant and hopes to win.

ond book titled Tears Of The Crawling Hustler & Dreamer Vol. 2 at the South African Poetry Awards.

Being the multi-talented creative as an author and artist, Vusi is also an actor playing in popular TV series.

Since his acting career started over two years ago, he has appeared in shows like The Throne and Gomora.

Mabena has called on the support from readers and the communities to vote for him. The APAPA are set to take place in October.

To vote for Vusi, please SMS the word APAPA04 VM43 to 33903.

He has won an award with his sec-

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Maze #1

Can you get from the centre to outside the maze? Try it out and see if you can move to the outside in one try.

1. What five-letter word becomes shorter when you add two letters to it?

2. What begins with an “e” and only contains one letter?

3. A word I know, six letters it contains, remove one letter and 12 remains. What is it?

4. What would you find in the middle of Toronto?

5. You see me once in June, twice in November and not at all in May. What am I? 6. Two in a corner, one in a room, zero in a house, but one in a shelter. What is it?

7. I am the beginning of everything, the end of everywhere. I’m the beginning of eternity, the end of time and space. What am I? 8. What 4-letter word can be written forward, backward or upside down, and can still be read from left to right?

9. Forward I am heavy, but backward I am not. What am I? 10. I am a word of letters three; add two and fewer there will be. What word am I? 11. What word of five letters has one left when two are removed?

11. Stone 12. What is the end of everything?

13. What word is pronounced the same if you take away four of its five letters?

14. I am a word that begins with the letter “i.” If you add the letter “a” to me, I become a new word with a different meaning, but that sounds exactly the same. What word am I? 15. What word in the English language does the following: The first two letters signify a male, the first three letters signify a female, the first four letters signify a great, while the entire world signifies a great woman. What is the word?

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Mapepeza

Vol8 Issue 10: 13-20 Aug 2021

Ford Everest Sport, driven by Simphiwe Malenga

Ford’s most stylish sports SUV!

Why rest when you can drive a Ford Everest.

Not alone but with the rest of your family.

Ford South Africa launched the Sports Model of the Everest, the famous 7 seater. I recently got a chance to spend some time with the New SUV based on the Based on the XLT, under the bonnet it's The turbocharged 2.0-litre engine which delivers 132kW and 420Nm, using a 10-speed automatic transmission.

What's New Ford has given its 7-seater Everest an update with the aim of enhancing its looks and making it look sportier.

there's a SYNC 3 infotainment system that's I found to be friendly and easy to use, it comes with great connectivity and multimedia features such as voice control, embedded Navigation system, 2 USB ports, Bluetooth connectivity, Radio, CD and MP3 compatible they are 10 speakers in the Everest Sport.

Safety features The Everest sport has 7 airbags: dual front airbags, curtain airbags, driver knee airbags,child proof door locks, ISOFIX child seat anchorage points, Electric stability Programme with traction control, trail sway control, curve control, hill launch and Roll over mitigation.

are not just there to make the SUV look nice.

It performed well.

This sport gave me an amazing experience with minimal noise coming from the diesel engine.

It performed well with the power it produced; as Ford claimed that the Everest Sport Fuel consumption is 7.1L/100 KM, I got an average of 8.4 L/100 km of which is not bad for a big vehicle Last Say If you're looking for a 7 seater with Sport look, that can carry and also tow then The Ford Everest Sport is your vehicle fix your eyes there

Looking at it , you will see the big bold mesh grille and unique Everest badge on the bonnet, coming closer you will see the black mirror caps and door handles, which replace the old chromelook accessory fitted to the standard Everest.

The black front bumper give it a more sportier look instead of the silver one on the normal Everest , the Sport will be easier to notice because it's come with ebony roof rails, special Sport decals on the rear doors Fitted with the 20" Black Alloy Wheels.

The Drive The Everest sport is comfortable to drive one of the Few in the SUV Segment that's is so comfortable and that is something that the competitors struggle with.

I took it on the off-road and the 20 inch wheels

Ford Everest Sport 2.0 4×2 auto R676 600.

Ford Everest Sport 2.0 4×4 auto R718 000.

All Ford Everest models come standard with Ford Protect, 4-year/120 000 km comprehensive warranty, 3-year/unlimited distance roadside assistance and 5-year/unlimited km corrosion warranty.

A 6-year/90 000 km service plan is included, with service intervals of 15 000 km.

You can get Everest Sport in six different colours, Diffused silver, frozen white, agate black, Moondust Silver, sea Grey and Cooper red. Customers can either choose 4X4 or 4X2 Model Getting inside The Everest Sport has leather seats with some blue stitching on them and embossed ‘Sport’ on them, there's also blue stitch on the steering wheel and soft leather on the dashboard. It has: push start button, rear view camera, on screen display cruise control with adjustable speed limiter, dual zone electronic automatic temperature control, four 12 volts power points in the SUV,

DISTRIBUTED IN TOWNSHIPS/COMUNNITIES OF : • SEDIBENG DISTRICT • CITY OF EKURHULENI • JOHANNESBURG • GERT SIBANDE DISTRICT (MPUMALANGA)

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