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Battle over land } Jabulani Dlamini
THE battle for control of the Oppermansgronde land worth R110 million is at the centre of a march planned for Saturday (25/04) in Koffiefontein, about 200 km south-west of Bloemfontein. According to financial statements prepared by PJ Vorster Accountants of Kimberley in 2013, the 38 000 ha prime real estate was worth about R111 940 331 in May 2013. The land, handed back to the community in April 2003, can be utilised for crops and game, as well as animal farming. According to the applicants of the march, the march is essentially to lodge grievances against the chairperson of the Oppermansgronde Communal Property Association (CPA), Louis Barnes, and the South African Police Service (SAPS). Barnes was arrested on Saturday (18/04) at Oppermansgronde after allegedly assaulting and pointing a firearm at Peter August, a claimant. “He (Barnes) came here on Saturday at about 11:00 with his son and four of his workers
and kicked down my door and also pointed a gun in my face. That man must get off our land, he is not a rightful beneficiary of this land,” August told Express. Const. Masilela Langa, police spokesperson, confirmed that Barnes had been arrested on Saturday and appeared in the Koffiefontein Magistrate’s Court on Monday (20/04) and was remanded in custody. He will appear on Wednesday (22/04) for a formal bail application. The marchers also want the Free State chapter of the Rural Development and Land Reform Department, which is listed as the third respondent in a copy of the application to march, to intervene in the potentially deadly feud among the CPA members. Julian Topkin, spokesperson for the marchers, said they essentially wanted the committee of the CPA to be disbanded. “There is complete mismanagement and financial statements are not made available to other members, so we would like the department to suspend the committee and allow for the re-election of a new committee,” Topkin said. Asked about allegations that Barnes was not a rightful claimant of the Oppermansgronde land, Topkin said they had been speaking to the Rural Development Department for a long time about this, but nothing had happened thus far. “There are contradictions between the court papers filed by Barnes and what his
birth certificates says regarding who his parents are,” Topkin said. In an opposing affidavit filed in the Land Claims court in 2014 and signed by Barnes on 23 October 2013, Barnes said he was born out of a marriage between a descendant (Augusta) of the land’s original owner Frederik Salomo Opperman and his father Charles Barnes. Express is in possession of a copy of Barnes’s birth certificate which lists his mother as Cathleen Elizabeth Palm in contradiction to his claim in the affidavit. Serame Mzizi, director of corporate services for the Rural Development Department, said although Rural Development and Land Reform minister, Gugile Nkwinti, would be in Qwaqwa on Saturday and most officials would be there, someone from the department would receive the marchers’ memorandum. ) Repeated attempts for comment from committee members were unsuccessful, with Phillip Barnes’s phone, as well as that of his deputy, Artie de Koker, ringing unanswered. The phone of the CPA’s secretary, Dawie Cornellisen, was answered by a woman who said she was his domestic worker and he was not there. She could not say when he would be back. The cellphone number of Henry Jacquier, the CPA’s bookkeeper, was answered by a woman who did not identify herself, but said he was not available.
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NTOMBIZODWA JOL INGANA smiles broadly as her daughter Than deka appears to smile for the camera. The 13 yearold Thandeka has never been to school and does not even speak. She wears a hel met to protect her head, as she often falls and hurts herself. Read her heartbreaking story on p 3. Photo: Jabulani Dlamini
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Step into past with exhibition SINCE the movie Jurassic Park made its debut years ago, it has been every young child’s dream to “see” a live dinosaur. The good news is that the wildly popular Dinos Alive will be in Bloemfontein from 26 June to 26 July. Volksblad readers, as well as those of its local publications including Express, stand a chance to win tickets to the exhibition as well as other prizes. Ten readers will each win a gift pack which includes two tickets for adults, two for children and Dinos Alive gifts to the value of R350. To enter the competition, buy the Volksblad newspaper on Friday (24/04) to get your Dinos Alive puzzle card. The puzzle pieces will be placed in the Volksblad every Tuesday and Thursday from 28 April until 11 June (and weekly in the Express, Bloemnuus and Vista). Participants need all the puzzle pieces to complete the puzzle and stand a chance to win the prizes. The puzzle pieces will be placed randomly in the newspaper, so readers need to explore the whole newspaper in order to find these elusive creatures.
In total, there are 14 puzzle pieces. Send your completed puzzle card (with all the puzzle pieces pasted on it) to PO Box 267, Bloemfontein 9300, or hand it in at the Volksblad head office at 79 Nelson Mandela Drive before 22 June at 12:00. Entries can be marked for Madelein Venter’s attention. Dinos Alive, which is sponsored by the Volksblad group, OFM and Wimpy, tells the story of dinosaurs since the Mesozoic era, between about 250 million to about 65 million years ago. The project is underwritten by the University of the Witwatersrand (Wits) and consists of 25 life-sized animatronic dinosaurs. Children will learn everything about dinosaurs from the information boards as well as through We Chat at the exhibition. Fun activities that will be presented include rides on the dinosaurs, excavation sandpits, a dinosaur movie, dinosaur art, a jumping castle, Play-station games and stalls where dinosaur articles can be bought. Children will thoroughly enjoy the moving dinosaurs and parents will draw great
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pleasure from the little faces being amazed by the pre-historic giants. Dinos Alive is aimed at the whole family. A realistic habitat where the animals lived will be recreated. The dinosaurs make life-like movements and even their skin texture and sounds are realistic. This is sure to take young and old back to a time when the giant animals lived on the planet. Dinos Alive will be presented at the Bloemfontein Show Grounds and tickets are available at Computicket and at the door. Those who buy their tickets early will qualify for a discount. Tickets bought from now until 15 May at Computicket will cost R100 for adults, and R70 for learners. School groups pay R60 per child and a family package (for two children and two adults) costs R300. At the door adult tickets will costs R120 and R85 for children older than two years while children younger than two years get free entrance. There are special packages for schools. The exhibition will be open for viewing daily from 09:00 until 19:00.
CRICKET SOUTH AFRICA (CSA) on Tuesday (21/04) launched the 16-team Africa T20 Cup which will be the African curtain-raiser to the 2015-’16 season. Zimbabwe, Kenya and Namibia have accepted invitations to compete in the event, with the other participants being the 12 CSA affiliates, as well as associate member KZN Inland. The tournament will be a world cup-style competition, consisting of four pools of four teams each with the winners of each pool advancing to the semi-finals and eventually to the final. Easterns (Sahara Willowmoore Park), North-West (Senwes Park), Griquas (Diamond Oval) and Free State (Mangaung Oval) will be the venues for the four pool matches and some of these venues will also host the semi-finals and final depending on which teams advance and based on an assessment of the quality of venue hosting during the pool stages. The tournament will run from 4 September to 4 October. All franchise players will play for the province at which they are contracted, although a limit of four has been placed on the number to be fielded at the same time. This limit will not include the contracted Protea players, who are restricted to one in the starting XI. In addition, all teams will be required to field at least two u.21 players. Transformation targets will be the same as that which applies for the CSA semi-professional competitions (six players of colour and three black Africans). “This tournament is an exciting new concept for our cricket,” commented CSA chief executive, Haroon Lorgat. “It should provide impetus at the start of a season with exciting and competitive playing opportunities plus revenue generating potential for each team. “We are keen to lead the way in developing an Africa-wide competition. “With international Twenty20 matches to follow against England and Australia later in the season, this tournament will provide an early start for players to stake a claim in next year’s ICC World Twenty20 squad. “A key differentiator is for each team to include two u.21 players which will give rising stars the chance to play with our fully-fledged professionals. “It is an important factor in developing talent that emerging players can learn from the best. “I am delighted that SuperSport will be providing live and full coverage of ten playing days, including the semi-finals and final, and thank them once again for their fantastic support of South African cricket,” concluded Lorgat. CSA has also announced the appointment of Makhaya Ntini as the Africa T20 Cup ambassador. “I am both delighted and honoured to be invited to fulfil this role,” Ntini said. “The development of African cricket is something that is very close to my heart and I welcome this important initiative.” Schedule ) Pool A: Sahara Willowmoore Park: 4 to 6 September – Easterns, Northerns, Zimbabwe and Western Province. ) Pool B: Senwes Park: 11 to 13 September – North-West; KwaZuluNatal Inland; Border and Boland. ) Pool C: Diamond Oval: 18 to 20 September – Griquas, Namibia, KwaZulu-Natal and Eastern Province. ) Pool D: Mangaung Oval: 25 to 27 September – Free State, SWD, Gauteng and Kenya.
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Girl (13), family need help 13-YEAR-OLD Thandeka Jolingana needs help. The girl whose name means “loveable”, has never been to school and plays alone most of the time. Thandeka’s mother, Ntombizodwa, says she was told by doctors that her daughter’s brain is basically not growing. “She has to wear a helmet at all times as she sometimes just suddenly falls and can get seriously injured if not protected,” the 52-year-old mother told Express. Thandeka lives with her bubbly mother in a modest shack in the fast-growing area of Khotsong Mafora, south of Bloemfontein.
Ntombizodwa explains that she used to work as a domestic worker, but gave up her job eight years ago to look after her daughter on a full-time basis. “Apart from a new helmet (the one she is currently using is badly cracked from the constant falling), Thandeka also needs a wheelchair urgently as well as adult nappies, because she is unable to control her bowel movements,” says David September, a Gospel artist who brought Thandeka’s plight to Express’s attention. Although Express could not establish the exact condition Thandeka suffers from, Ntombizodwa says in addition to epilepsy, which is characterised by violent fits and convulsions, Thandeka also just falls and it is then that she normally gets injured.
During Express’ visit to the family, September took Thandeka for a walk and although she is able to walk, she does so with great difficulty and often falls in the process. “We have had several offers of help, but very few have really materialised with many of those who offer to help simply not coming back after committing to helping my daughter,” Ntombizodwa says. The family survives on Thandeka’s disability grant.
GOSPEL ARTIST David September takes Thandeka for a walk. Although the 13year old can walk, she does so with some diffi culty and tends to just fall, and hurts herself in the process.
Xenophobia ‘a symptom’ } Adam Wakefield and Amanda Khoza
NO TO XENOPHOBIA: Julius Malema, the EFF leader, said in most cases xenophobic attacks were spontaneous. Photo: Motshwari Mofokeng
‘We are all Africans’
} Thomas Hartleb EFF LEADER Julius Malema said in most cases xenophobic attacks are spontaneous, but someone using a knife had the intention to commit a crime. Referring to the attack on Mozambican Emmanuel Sithole, Malema who visited the Johannesburg township of Alexandra on a door-to-door campaign against xenophobia on Monday, said: “In most cases the xenophobic attacks are spontaneous and people use bricks and those types of things. But a knife? You left your house with the intention to commit a crime. “We have a weak government; we have a weak state. We have a self-serving leadership which has neglected the masses,” he said when asked if the attack would not have happened with a stronger government in place. Earlier an EFF member was shot and wounded shortly before the party leader arrived in the area to call for an end to xenophobic violence. The man was shot in the knee, apparently by a man firing into the crowd.
Following the shooting, Malema said: “Today our fighter was shot. No amount of intimidation will stop us from protecting our fellow Africans.” Referring to the perpetrators of the violence, he said: “Let us put pressure on these people. “We know them. Let us take responsibility and make this place a beautiful place.” Malema told journalists that Sithole’s killing was not xenophobia-related. Sithole was stabbed to death on Arkwright Avenue in Alexandra on Saturday morning, not far from where Malema was speaking. Earlier Malema addressed a cheering crowd from the back of a double-cab bakkie saying he was ashamed of the violence that had so far claimed seven lives. He called for South Africans to respect their fellow Africans. “We are all Africans,” was a line Malema repeated throughout his speech. Malema defended Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini, saying his remarks in Pongola, KwaZuluNatal, last month, which had been blamed for starting the xenophobic violence, were not a call to kill foreigners.
XENOPHOBIA is symptomatic of several crises South Africa is suffering from, Zwelinzima Vavi, expelled Cosatu general secretary, said on Monday (20/04). Speaking to reporters ahead of Thursday’s (23/04) People’s March Against Xenophobia in Johannesburg, Vavi said a report that he had said the xenophobic attacks in South Africa could have been prevented if millions had not been spent on Pres. Jacob Zuma’s Nkandla homestead, was not accurate. “I do not write the headlines of newspapers. The newspaper, The Citizen, wrote that Vavi blames Nkandla for xenophobia,” Vavi said. “No, that is not a reflection of my (speech) that I was making yesterday (Sunday).” He said crime was an expression of a social and economic crisis facing society, with violence, racism and xenophobia being expressions of fear, insecurity and hopelessness. “There are four crises facing South Africa today, which we have summed up in the previous period . . . to say they represent a ticking time bomb.” The biggest crisis was unemployment, where a country with an employment rate of 35% should see itself as being in a state of emergency, according to Vavi. He stated that among middle-income countries, South Africa was in the worst position when it came to this. “The second crisis is poverty.” If you have around 12 million people, out of 53 to 54 million, sleeping in a place where they are unable to put food on the table, then you are faced by a crisis. “The third is we are the most unequal society in the world today . . . after 21 years (of democracy) we are now occupying a very unfamiliar position of number one . . . We don’t call it a challenge, we call it a crisis.
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“The fourth is a crisis of corruption – the unashamed stealing from the poor by the elite. “Nkandla is an epitome, a manifestation, a tip of the iceberg of that looting in our society. It’s not the only one, it’s just one example that’s so glaring because it represents that statesmen spitting in the face of our people struggling for a better life.” He said that through the slogan, “don’t moan, mobilise”, he was referring to the broader problem in South African society where we are beginning to lose hope. Prevention was probable Earlier, Pregs Govender, the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) deputy chairperson, said the commission was in full support of Thursday’s march, with the organisers aiming for as large an attendance as possible. She said that if the government acted on the commission’s report into issues of the rule of law, justice and impunity arising out of the xenophobic violence that occurred in 2008, it was likely there would be less violence today. “Those perpetrating criminal acts X the police need to arrest them and the criminal justice system needs to (take effect). “The commission is currently having a meeting with the (Zulu) King (Goodwill Zwelithini) in KwaZulu-Natal and attending the imbizo because the commission is investigating several complaints against the king, as well as several complaints against xenophobic attacks around the country.” She said political leadership needed to understand the impact of their words and actions on those on the streets, who were being targeted. “The king has to disassociate himself (from what) people have said have resulted from his words. The commission is asking that he addresses the public to confirm that these deplorable actions are being undertaken not in his name.
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Intervention due to crisis In Durban on Monday, Zwelithini said it was important for him to hold an urgent imbizo following the spate of attacks on foreign nationals in KwaZulu-Natal last week. He said he had made the decision to call the imbizo after meeting with Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba and State Security Minister David Mahlobo. “It was important for me to intervene because this was a crisis,” he told a crowd at the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban. The king said the last two months reminded him of the Rwandan genocide. “This was the worst massacre in history . . . It showed the role played by the media and the political leaders in the killing. “In 2015, we woke up to the news of the Kenyan killings. We are heartbroken as the Zulu monarch. It was reported that 147 people were killed. “To bring it back home, we know that foreign nationals have been displaced in the last three weeks. “What’s shameful is that this is not the first time,” he said referring to the xenophobia attacks in 2008. He said the SAHRC needed to be given time to conduct an investigation thoroughly and without intimidation. “I’ve written two letters to the commission and have urged them to also investigate the media’s involvement in inciting violence. “I believe that the media must open itself up to being investigated if they have nothing to hide. “My speech in Pongola was addressed to the crime issues facing the country. Instead the nation has been told that I have said otherwise. This is funny. Even today, I’m still asking the media to write my entire speech. I want the media to write the entire speech from that day.” Zwelithini said the imbizo was not called because he had sparked the attacks, but because he knew that South Africa could beat this.
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Bloem Show ready for take-off } Sidwell Guduka ELMARIE PRINSLOO, chief executive officer of the Bloem Show, has confirmed that this year’s edition of the event will not be affected by load shedding. The 10-day event, which was officially launched in the Bloemfontein Showgrounds’ Sunflower Hall last Wednesday (15/04), kicks off on Thursday (23/04), and it runs until 2 May. “In case of load shedding, Centlec in conjunction with Bloem Show organisers, have taken a decision to exempt the Bloemfontein Showgrounds from load shedding for the duration of the annual Bloem Show. “The decision was made to ensure the safety of more than 100 000 visitors from all over the country who are expected to flock to the event,” said Prinsloo. She added that in case of a total power failure due to unforeseen circumstances, the Bloem Show would use their own generators to generate power. “We really hope that nothing will happen that we cannot control. “We would also like to encourage visitors to and participants of the event to take notice of the load shedding schedules in the Mangaung area in order to ensure safe travelling around the city,” said the CEO.
FROM the left are Thando Majola, Absa representative, Elmarie Prinsloo, CEO of Bloem Show, Willem van Heysteen, SAB representative, and Lana Myburg, Vodacom representative, during the official launch of this year’s Bloem Show in Bloemfontein last Wednesday, (15/04) Photo: Mlungisi Louw
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Statues: Law must be obeyed PRIOR to the dawn of a democratic dispensation in 1994, South Africa’s heritage resources were managed and administered through the old legislation, called the National Monument Council Act (Act No. 21 of 1969). This act made provision for the establishment of the National Monument Council (NMC) that was appointed by the prime minister to ensure that monuments are retained as tokens of the past, so that they may serve as an inspiration for the future. To transform the country’s heritage landscape the new legislation, called the National Heritage Resources Act (Act No. 25 of 1999), was promulgated by the new democratic government as an integrated and interactive system for the management of the national heritage resources, to nurture and conserve our heritage resources so that they may be bequeathed to future generations. The preamble of the National Heritage Resources Act (NHRA) stipulates that “. . . our heritage celebrates our achievements and contributes to redressing past inequities. It educates, it deepens our understanding of society and encourages us to empathize with the experiences of others. It facilitates healing and material and symbolic restitution . . .” Legislative framework and protection of areas and structures older than 60 years The area or place upon which any structure, which is older
than 60 years, is located is protected in terms of Section 34 of the NHRA, and this includes statues, monuments, buildings and memorials. This section clearly stipulates that “No person may alter or demolish any structure or part of a structure that is older than 60 years without a permit issued by the relevant provincial heritage resources authority.” When statues and other structures of cultural significance are declared heritage sites in terms of Section 27 of the Act, we refer to this process as a formal protection. On the other hand, when the above-mentioned structures are not declared, but are older than 60 years, they automatically qualify for legal protection in a manner as declared structures of cultural significance. For instance, the Cecil John Rhodes statue is not listed or recorded in the national heritage register as a declared structure nor declared a heritage site, but it is legally protected by virtue of the fact that it is older than 60 years, and a permit must be obtained from the Provincial Heritage Resources Authority (PHRA) which resides within the Provincial Departments of Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation, in conjunction with the local municipality. The PHRA is established by the MEC in terms of Section 23 of the Act as a corporate body capable of suing and being sued in its corporate name.
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} Sidwell Guduka THE Central University of Technology (CUT), Free State, says it condemms the xenophobic attacks that were taking place in the country. “We are shocked by the acts of brutality and violence that are being committed by South Africans against our fellow African brothers and sisters around the country. As a university that is home to many nationalities from Africa and beyond, we unconditionally condemn these shameful and deplorable acts of violence. “We are in support of the statement issued by Higher Education South Africa (Hesa) on behalf of the higher education community, which states that such incidents ‘are inconsistent with the values expressed in, and the founding provisions of, our Constitution’,” the CUT said in a statement. Staff members and students of the institute will gather at the CUT Library and Information Services Building to appeal for peace on Thursday (23/04) at 12:30. They will be addressed by Prof. Thandwa Mthembu, vice-chancellor and principal, and this will be followed by a peace march.
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Cultural practitoner After receiving the application, the PHRA will have to embark on a process of public participation where meaningful engagements will ensue by members of the public, prior to the issuing or non-issuing of the permit. Public participation becomes a platform to engage and determine facts for and against the proposed removal or retention of a particular structure under discussion. Public participation also affords members of the public the opportunity to unpack and unravel the historical background of what a particular structure means and stands for so that everyone is better positioned to make inputs and arrive at an informed decision. National Estate All declared and undeclared structures of cultural significance which are older than 60 years are regarded as National Estate and they must enjoy the protection of the law. Section 3(1) stipulates that “. . . . those heritage resources of South Africa which are of cultural significance or other special value for the present
community and for future generations must be considered part of National Estate and fall within the sphere of operations of heritage resources authorities . . .” All structures that were declared before 1994 under the old legislation as National Monuments are now regarded as Provincial Heritage Sites under the new Act pending the completion of a re-grading process by the South African Heritage Resources Agency (SAHRA) to determine whether they qualify to be national, provincial or local heritage sites in terms of the three-tier system as provided for in Section 8(1) of the legislation. Penalties and legal implications for violation of the legislation According to the law of application, there is no excuse for ignorance, hence it becomes the responsibility of heritage practitioners to educate our communities that heritage related matters must be handled within the parameters and ambit of the law. Following and adhering to our heritage legislation is tantamount to observing the progressive Constitution of the Republic of South Africa and this will assist to prevent perplexity and anarchy. It must also be borne in mind that our legislation is not in any way against the removal of statues, monuments and memori-
als, but encourages us to execute all these in a legal manner by applying for a permit from heritage resources authorities. In terms of Section 27(18), no person may destroy, damage, deface, excavate, alter, remove from its original position, subdivide or change the planning status of any heritage site without a permit issued by the heritage resources authority responsible for the protection of such a site. In terms of Section 5(1) (a) anyone who contravenes the above-mentioned section of the act is guilty of an offence and liable to a fine or imprisonment or both such fine and imprisonment as set out in Item 1 of the Schedule, which is a fine or imprisonment for a period not exceeding five years or both such fine and imprisonment. Doing things the correct way, continuous engagements and dialogues on intriguing heritage related matters will go a long way in assisting us a great deal as a nation in our proactive and progressive endeavours to create a culture of common understanding. ) Vincent Sithembiso Khetha is the director of Heritage, Museums and Language Services in the Free State Department of Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation. ) To contribute to this column on any topic of your choice, send your piece of about 500 words jabulani.dlamini@volksblad.com.
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The Freedom Charter As adopted at the congress of the people, Kliptown, on 26 June 1955 We, the people of South Africa, declare for all our country and the world to know: That South Africa belongs to all who live in it, black and white, and that no government can justly claim authority unless it is based on the will of all the people; That our people have been robbed of their birthright to land, liberty and peace by a form of government founded on injus ce and inequality; That our country will never be prosperous or free un l all our people live in brotherhood, enjoying equal rights and opportuni es; That only a democra c state, based on the will of all the people, can secure to all their birthright without dis nc on of colour, race, sex or belief; And therefore, we, the people of South Africa, black and white together equals, countrymen and brothers adopt this Freedom Charter; And we pledge ourselves to strive together, sparing neither strength nor courage, un l the democra c changes here set out have been won. The people shall govern! Every man and woman shall have the right to vote for and to stand as a candidate for all bodies which make laws; All people shall be en tled to take part in the administra on of the country; The rights of the people shall be the same, regardless of race, colour or sex; All bodies of minority rule, advisory boards, councils and authori es shall be replaced by democra c organs of self-government . All na onal groups shall have equal rights! There shall be equal status in the bodies of state, in the courts and in the schools for all na onal groups and races; All people shall have equal right to use their own languages, and to develop their own folk culture and customs; All na onal groups shall be protected by law against insults to their race and na onal pride; The preaching and prac ce of na onal, race or colour discrimina on and contempt shall be a punishable crime; All apartheid laws and prac ces shall be set aside. The people shall share in the country`s wealth! The na onal wealth of our country, the heritage of South Africans, shall be restored to the people; The mineral wealth beneath the soil, the banks and monopoly industry shall be transferred to the ownership of the people as a whole; All other industry and trade shall be controlled to assist the wellbeing of the people; All people shall have equal rights to trade where they choose, to manufacture and to enter all trades, cra s and professions.
The land shall be shared among those who work it! Restric ons of land ownership on a racial basis shall be ended, and all the land re-divided amongst those who work it to banish famine and land hunger; The state shall help the peasants with implements, seed, tractors and dams to save the soil and assist the llers; Freedom of movement shall be guaranteed to all who work on the land; All shall have the right to occupy land wherever they choose; People shall not be robbed of their ca le, and forced labour and farm prisons shall be abolished. All shall be equal before the law! No-one shall be imprisoned, deported or restricted without a fair trial; No-one shall be condemned by the order of any government official; The courts shall be representa ve of all the people; Imprisonment shall be only for serious crimes against the people, and shall aim at re-educa on, not vengeance; The police force and army shall be open to all on an equal basis and shall be the helpers and protectors of the people; All laws which discriminate on grounds of race, colour or belief shall be repealed. All shall enjoy equal human rights! The law shall guarantee to all their right to speak, to organise, to meet together, to publish, to preach, to worship and to educate their children; The privacy of the house from police raids shall be protected by law; All shall be free to travel without restric on from countryside to town, from province to province, and from South Africa abroad; Pass laws, permits and all other laws restric ng these freedoms shall be abolished. There shall be work and security! All who work shall be free to form trade unions, to elect their officers and to make wage agreements with their employers; The state shall recognise the right and duty of all to work, and to draw full unemployment benefits; Men and women of all races shall receive equal pay for equal work; There shall be a forty-hour working week, a na onal minimum wage, paid annual leave, and sick leave for all workers, and maternity leave on full pay for all working mothers; Miners, domes c workers, farm workers and civil servants shall have the same rights as all others who work; Child labour, compound labour, the tot system and contract labour shall be abolished. The doors of learning and culture shall be opened! The government shall discover, develop and encourage na onal talent for the enhancement of our cultural life;
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All the cultural treasures of mankind shall be open to all, by free exchange of books, ideas and contact with other lands; The aim of educa on shall be to teach the youth to love their people and their culture, to honour human brotherhood, liberty and peace; Educa on shall be free, compulsory, universal and equal for all children; Higher educa on and technical training shall be opened to all by means of state allowances and scholarships awarded on the basis of merit; Adult illiteracy shall be ended by a mass state educa on plan; Teachers shall have all the rights of other ci zens; The colour bar in cultural life, in sport and in educa on shall be abolished. There shall be houses, security and comfort! All people shall have the right to live where they choose, be decently housed, and to bring up their families in comfort and security; Unused housing space to be made available to the people; Rent and prices shall be lowered, food plen ful and no-one shall go hungry; A preven ve health scheme shall be run by the state; Free medical care and hospitalisa on shall be provided for all, with special care for mothers and young children; Slums shall be demolished, and new suburbs built where all have transport, roads, ligh ng, playing fields, creches and social centres; The aged, the orphans, the disabled and the sick shall be cared for by the state; Rest, leisure and recrea on shall be the right of all: Fenced loca ons and ghe oes shall be abolished, and laws which break up families shall be repealed. There shall be peace and friendship! South Africa shall be a fully independent state which respects the rights and sovereignty of all na ons; South Africa shall strive to maintain world peace and the se lement of all interna onal disputes by nego a on - not war; Peace and friendship amongst all our people shall be secured by upholding the equal rights, opportuni es and status of all; The people of the protectorates Basutoland, Bechuanaland and Swaziland shall be free to decide for themselves their own future; The right of all peoples of Africa to independence and self-government shall be recognised, and shall be the basis of close co-opera on. Let all people who love their people and their country now say, as we say here:
THESE FREEDOMS WE WILL FIGHT FOR, SIDE BY SIDE, THROUGHOUT OUR LIVES, UNTIL WE HAVE WON OUR LIBERTY CELEBRATE FREEDOM DAY ON 27 APRIL 2015
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New spin on classic ONCE upon a time, there was an old man who bought Jack’s cow, Dandelion, for five beans. When Jack presented this amazing magical treasure to his mother, she asked: “What to do with these vegetables? You know what beans do to your tummy . . .!” and she promptly chucked them out the window. But, when a huge beanstalk sprouts in Jack’s garden, he has no other choice but to climb the thing to discover what lies at the top. On a mission to find a golden egg that will enable Jack to buy back Dandelion, Jack has to try something, doesn’t he? On this adventure in the clouds, he meets up with an assortment of food and all sorts of condiments. If you don’t know what condiments are, don’t worry, Jack doesn’t either. And all of this, of course, takes place in a giant’s kitchen. Where Jack is but the size of a small profiterole. And where the giant seems to be constantly checking the fridge for something to eat. Where a talking goose is harangued by a beautiful harp to keep quiet X or else the giant will want to hear yet another boring piece of classical music. Will Jack be on the menu or can he successfully pose as the giant’s action figure toy? And where will he find that golden egg? Jack and the Beanstalk is this year’s first production for children of the University of the Free State’s Department for Drama and Theatre Arts. A fresh retelling of the ageless classic is specifically aimed to entertain a newer generation of kids with the same classic story. Hard at work behind the scenes of this delightful comedy for younger audiences are the energetic talents of a vibrant group of Drama students. Directed by Walter Strydom (known for productions such as the Boer Manie
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losing their jobs; housing bonds are in arrears. This is reality, but you must control your thinking under the circumstances. Consider God’s perspective of a crisis: Many times in Scripture we see that God interrupts people in times of crises and says, “Do not fear” (Genesis 15:1; 26:24). Why? The people began to interpret the environment as a reason for fear. If your thoughts fall victim to your circumstance, the circumstance wins. As a leader, you cannot allow the environment to control you. People are counting on you to take them through it. A crisis is not a problem, simply a change in the environment that demands an unscheduled response. You must decide how you are going to respond. A crisis helps you in discovering an innovative, creative person that you never knew lived inside of you. ) The Ruach HaKodesh Tabernacle, Church of God presents an anointing services bonus with the ministration of blessed water on Sunday (26/04) in the Kagisanong Community Hall in Rocklands, Bloemfontein, and on 3 May at the Batho Community Hall, Bloemfontein. Both services will start at 10:30 and run until 14:00, while registration for the prayer line is from 08:00 to 10:15.
series, Een Kleine Lientjie and Robin Hood) and showcasing the talents of four excellent postgraduate Drama students, Jack and the Beanstalk hits the stage early in May. ) Directed by Walter Strydom, Jack and the Beanstalk will be on at the Scaena rehearsal room of the main campus of the University of the Free State from 6 until 9 May. On 6 May at 11:00 and 15:00 and on 7 and 8 May at 18:00 and at 11:00 only on 9 May. ) Ticket prices are R25 per person and group bookings of ten or more will pay R20 per person. Call Computicket on 0861-915-8000.
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WHAT is a crisis? A crisis is an event, circumstance or situation affecting you or your environment over which you have no control, and which you did not directly cause, or are not responsibile for. Directors of companies need to explain this concept to their work force. Also, leaders cannot control what is happening around them and neither can the nation. Why is this important to understand? Consider national crises such as natural disasters. No one can control it, therefore, everyone must prepare themselves to adjust to new circumstances. Despite your inability to control a crisis, remember that you are always in control of your mind. You cannot control challenges and situations, but you can control the way you think about it. This is very important, because your mentality and thoughts are necessary in order to interpret and respond effectively to challenges. In situations like these, true leadership will be revealed and incompetent leaders will be exposed. True leaders do not panic in a crisis, they take action. They do not lose control in it, they take charge. This is why your thinking is more important than what happens around you. Whatsoever you call or label something will produce a corresponding result. Under such circumstances your thinking can influence your conduct. How you see a matter therefore controls your response to it. Controlled perception is not denial of reality, but a controlled response to reality. Economic problems do exist. People are
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PUBLICATION OF THE ANNUAL REPORT 2013/2014
Local Government: Municipal Finance Management Act, 56 of 2003 states: Sec on 127 (5) Immediately a er the an annual report is tabled in the council in terms of Subsec on (2), the accoun ng officer of the municipality must (a) in accordance with Sec on 21A of the Municipal Systems Act (i) make public the annual report; and (ii) invite the local community to submit representa ons in connec on with the annual report No ce is hereby given that the Annual Report 2013/2014 has been tabled to the municipal council on 26 January 2015 as per item 13/1 and Council has referred the report, in terms of legisla on to the Municipal Public Accounts Commi ee (MPAC) for further considera on and public presenta ons. The public consulta ve will be held as follows:
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VACANT HOUSEHOLD SUPERVISOR (HOSTEL MATRON): HTS LOUIS BOTHA, BLOEMFONTEIN Applica ons are requested to fill the following vacancy: NATURE OF POST: GOVERNING BODY APPOINTMENT QUALIFICATIONS: GR. 12 AND N5 OR EQUIVALENT QUALIFICATIONS
QUALIFICATIONS: APPLICABLE TEACHER QUALIFICATION DATE OF APPOINTMENT: 1 MAY 2015 APPLICATIONS: ATTACH A CV AND CERTIFIED COPIES OF QUALIFICATIONS TO YOUR APPLICATION AND FAX IT TO: THE PRINCIPAL TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL LOUIS BOTHA FAX: 051 448 2003
DATE OF APPOINTMENT: 1 MAY 2015 APPLICATIONS: ATTACH A CV AND CERTIFIED COPIES OF QUALIFICATIONS TO YOUR APPLICATION AND FAX IT TO: THE PRINCIPAL TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL LOUIS BOTHA FAX: 051 448 2003
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IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE PUSELETSO GLORIA SEEMA In the estate of the late Puseletso Gloria Seema, Nr 2965/2015, of 5359 Leepile Street, Rocklands, Bloemfontein, identity number 320515 0175 08 3, who passed away on 26 November 2013. Creditors and debtors in the above estate are hereby required to file their claims with and pay their debts to the undersigned within 30 days from date of publication hereof. Dated at Bloemfontein this 15th day of April 2015. ASC du Preez, c/o McIntyre & Van der Post, 12 Barnes Street, Bloemfontein 9300.
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10 Tips for buying your first home Buying your first home is both an exciting and a stressful experience. The joy of owning your own home can sometimes be overshadowed by the concerns that come with acquiring the associated debt. Rhys Dyer, CEO of ooba, South Africa's biggest bond originator, has these ten tips to take the pain out of the process: 1. Save up for a deposit. This is one of the most important things you can do to help yourself obtain a bond at a good rate. The more money you put in at the beginning, the less you will owe and the more inclined a bank will be to take a risk on you.
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requirements. 4. Seek professional advice. Listen to your friends and family, but also seek the help of a reputable bond originator, who are experts in home finance and bond applications, and will give you free, impartial advice. 5. Shop around for your home. Spend some time educating yourself about what's available in the market. Don't buy in haste, without considering the alternatives. When you have a sense of what's out there, you'll be able to make better decisions as an informed buyer.
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Cheetahs face tough Lions away } Sidwell Guduka
THE inconsistent Toyota Cheetahs will be searching for only their fourth win when they square off with the Emirates Lions in the Vodacom Super Rugby encounter in Johannesburg on Saturday. Kick-off is at 17:05. Naka Drotské’s men had a good start to the 2015 Super Rugby season, registering back-to-back wins over the Cell C Sharks in Durban and the Blues in Bloemfontein. But the Free Staters lost their following match against the same Sharks at home X and that was followed up by losses against the Crusaders, the Chiefs and the Brumbies abroad, before returning to their winning ways at the expense of the Western Force in Australia. However, the Cheetahs continued to blow hot and cold as they were defeated 17-18 by the visiting Reds in Bloemfontein last Saturday. To make matters worse for the men from Mangaung, fullback Coenie van Wyk (ankle) and flank Heinrich Brussow (broken arm) picked up injuries during the match and will be out for a few weeks. The duo joins fullback Willie le Roux on the injury list. He is also struggling with an ankle injury and could be sidelined for up to five weeks. “The injuries to Brüssow and Van Wyk disrupted our plan, but that’s absolutely not the reason we lost the game. We created a lot of opportunities in the first half, but we had failed to convert them,” said Drotské. “I thought our intensity was not good in the second half. We were very poor in scrums. We were also unlucky with our last kick (Joe Venter’s penalty kick came off the upright with only seconds remaining on the clock). But that’s the name of this game, you need to use all your chances,” he added. This weekend, the Cheetahs will have to be at their best when they face the high-flying Lions in front of their own fans. The Gauteng side go into this match oozing confidence after winning their last four matches against the Rebels, the Reds,
BATTLING FOR THE BALL: Flank Boom Prinsloo of the Toyota Cheetahs tries to avoid a tackle during a Super Rugby match against the Reds at the Free State Stadium on Saturday. Photo: Emile Hendricks/Foto24 the Bulls and the Sharks. Tarryn Steenekamp, the Lions’ media and PR manager, said the hosts would be minus the injured Malcolm Marx (ankle), Steph de Wit (shoulder), Rohan Janse van Rensburg (ankle) and Martin Muller (calf). “They are all unavailable for selection
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this week, but are still involved in intensive recovery programmes and are making progress,” Steenekamp said. “On a positive note, Mark Richards (concussion), Courtnall Skosan (ankle), Sampie Mastriet (ankle) and Stokkies Hanekom (knee) have all been cleared and
are available for selection for either the Emirates Lions or Xerox Golden Lions teams,” she added. Cheetahs are propping up the South African log with 14 points after 9 matches, while the Lions are sitting with 21 points after the same number of games.
FS to guard against complacency } Sidwell Guduka
ted Vodacom Cup match at the Free State THE Toyota Free State Stadium on Saturday XV coach, Rory Duncan, (18/04) and also banked has the type of worries a valuable bonus point. rugby coaches welcome. It is a remarkable His lads are happy, form for the team healthy and unbeaten in considering that they three matches and his lost their first match of toughest challenge in the the season to the SWD next few weeks will be Eagles in George, but deciding which line-up they have been on song to run, given nobody in since that defeat. RORY DUNCAN his squad is out of form. This Friday (24/04), Duncan will also need Duncan’s troops travel to find a way to stop complacency to the BCM Stadium in East from creeping into their thinking, London for a date with the Border but that is another concern coaches Bulldogs, who lost their last match yearn for. 6-34 against Western Province in The Free State XV recorded their Cape Town on Saturday. third win when they defeated the The Bulldogs are the weakest EP Kings 50-45 in a tightly contesside in the South Section and the
Free State XV are almost guaranteed to pocket maximum points at their expense. The Eastern Cape outfit are still winless after four rounds of fixtures. “It is going to be a tough match against Border. We are not going to underestimate them. We should guard against complacency,” Duncan told Express. The Free Staters are sitting third on the log on 15 points after four matches. They trail pacesetters Western Province by four points. The Griquas, who have amassed 18 points after four matches, are perched in second position on the table. The Kimberley-side welcome the Western Province to the Diamantveld High School on Saturday at 15:00.
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ACHIEVES SECOND PLACE: Dumisani Hlas elo, who runs for Kovsies, finished second after clocking 3:38.38 in the 1 500 m South African Senior Championships at the Coetzenburg Stadium in Stellenbosch on Friday (17/04). Johan Cronjé won the race after breaking the tape in 3:37.93, while Jer ry Motsau finished third in 3:39.26. Photo: Hannes Naudé/Spektor Bloemfontein
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Swallows’ wings look to be clipped } Sidwell Guduka ONE certainty in any given Absa Premiership League season is that the club that finishes the season at the bottom of the log will be automatically relegated to the Division 1. Any team struggling to reach the 30 points that supposedly ensures safety, faces a few tough final games that are destined to end in tears for some supporters. Clubs such as Free State Stars, Amazulu and Moroka Swallows are facing the danger of possible relegation. With only four matches left before the season ends, the three sides are sitting 14th, 15th and 16th on the log, respectively. Ea Lla Koto, who had a game in hand before their match against Ajax Cape Town last night, has collected 25 points X while Usuthu and The Dube Birds have amassed 23 points apiece. In all likelihood, one of the oldest Premier Soccer League sides, Swallows, are the best bet to be relegated on Saturday, 9 May. Swallows continued to flirt with relegation when they failed to beat SuperSport United on Saturday night. Craig Rosslee’s men almost had the game in the bag, but they allowed United to equalise at the stroke of fulltime. It is a sad truth that a team with such a rich history as Swallows will not be part of the Absa Premiership next season. In the old days, when people discussed soccer in the townships, Moroka Swallows Big XV were always part of the talk. But sadly, not much of that is heard today. The club, which was founded way back in 1947, was one of the giant pillars, which helped elevate soccer to what it is today. When the Dube Birds were in full flight, no less than 15 000 people turned out to watch their games as they were one of the crowd pullers in Mzansi. This famous outfit also produced some quality players on a regular basis, while continuously challenging for various honours at stake. Andries “Chaka Chaka” Mpondo, Thomas “Who’s fooling who” Hlongwane, Congo Malebane, Mario Varas, John “Special” Makhubu, Noel “Phinda Mzala” Cousins, Joseph “Manelo” Rapelego, Daniel “Vader” Mophosho, Goodman Hlongwane, and Les Grobler were some of the big names produced by Swallows. Other players were Owen “Rubber Doll”
Hoping to impress } Sidwell Guduka THE Free State Stadium will be a hive of activity on Monday, 27 April. The Nedbank Ke Yona Challenge Search scouts will be embarking on a series of talent identification programmes in the province, where players aged between 18 and 25 will have the opportunity to impress well-known coaches. Coaches include Ephraim Mashaba, Bafana Bafana coach, Owen da Gama, u.23 national team coach, Khabo Zondo and Mike Mangena. Sydney Masana, currently at Free State Stars, is one of the stars discovered by the talent search project last year. The 24-year-old was one of 30 000 young South Africans who entered the previous edition of the competition. Successful applicants, who registered for trials before the deadline on 7 April are reminded to bring along their identity document when coming to the stadium for the trials. Players who impress the scouts, will form part of the team that will play against this year’s Nedbank Cup winners. Trials will be conducted from 08:00 until 17:00.
IN HAPPIER TIMES: Felix Obada (left), Lerato Chabangu and Bennet Chenene of Moroka Swallows celebrate a goal during the MTN 8 match against Mamelodi Sundowns at the Dobsonville Stadium on 26 August 2012. Photo: Muzi Ntombela/BackpagePix Da Gama, Roger De Sa (both currently coaching Premier Soccer League clubs), Calvin Peterson, Andy Cencig, Graham Lowe, Marcus Mphafudi and Mich D’Avray, who is now technical director at struggling Chippa United. Swallows used to be one of the most consistent teams in South Africa’s professional football and they won several trophies in the process. The silverware the once most-feared club
in the country have won included SA Soccer League Champions in 1965, NPSL Champions Trophy in 1969, Rogue Cup in 1970, BP Top 8 in 1975 and ’79, Sales House Champions of Champions in 1978, Mainstay Cup in 1983, BobSave Super Bowl in 1989 and 91. In most recent years, “Don’t follow me, follow the Birds” as the club is affectionately known, Swallows won the Absa Cup in 2004 and Nedbank Cup in 2009.
However, the Soweto side are a far cry from what they used to be. They are fighting for their lives and the writing is already on the wall for them. Swallows lack direction from the top and a crisis has been looming for the past few seasons. It could be a little too late. Gooodbye, Moroka Swallows! ) Keep in touch at Sidwell.Guduka@volksblad.com
Chiefs three points away from PSL crown THE mighty Kaizer Chiefs will clinch the 2014-’15 Absa Premiership title as soon as Wednesday (22/04) should they beat Polokwane City. A win over Rise and Shine on Wednesday will see the Amakhosi surge to an unassailable 63 log points, with secondplaced Sundowns only able to reach 62 should they win their remaining matches. The two PSL heavyweights are the only two remaining championship contenders, with other clubs having fallen out of the race after dropping too many points.
While Chiefs have four league games left, Sundowns have five games before the conclusion of the season. Sundowns’ next opponents, Platinum Stars, have in recent years proven to be a bogey side for them. In the last ten encounters, Dikwena have won five, while Sundowns have won two and drawn three. Chiefs, meanwhile, have amassed 60 points in 26 matches, and could set a record for biggest points total by Premiership champions. The current record was set by Sundowns
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STRUCTURES such as the Copa Coca-Cola Football Tournament are essential to the development of the next generation of stars for our national teams. This is according to Molefi Ntseki, South African u.17 coach. This Free State-born is one of the leading African experts on football development. With the competition having kicked off last month, Ntseki will more than likely be attending some of the regional matches across the country. “We have identified the creation of development programmes as a crucial focus for the coming years, and each and every one has an important role to play in helping us unearth those players with national team potential,” said the former coach of Harmony Academy and Bloemfontein Celtic. “We need to get them into the right structures to continue their development. There is a lot of talent out there,” added the man who had qualified Amajimbos for the 2015 Fifa u.17 World Cup in Chile. The 18-team tournament will be played from 17 October to 8 November. Sharon Keith, Marketing Director of Coca-Cola South Africa, said they introduced a new campaign element to this year’s Copa tournament called “What role will you play”. “The campaign is a call to action for all South Africans to support and celebrate teenagers getting active and healthy. It connects to the heart of Copa which aims to inspire young people to be active and healthy through their shared passion for the sport of football,” explained Keith. The campaign features eight current and former Copa players from across the globe, each embodying and representing the dynamic and unique roles that make up a successful team – The Rock, the Heart, the Perfectionist, the Rebel, the Joker, the Impossible, the Machine and the Artist. Among these global ambassadors is 16-year-old Siyanda Jezile from Centurion. He represents The Artist – a character renowned for their hypnotising flair and technique on the field. “Working closely with ambassadors who have experienced the unique spirit of Copa Coca-Cola, this year’s tournament will recognise the contributions of all players who are the real stars on the pitch while championing parents, coaches, schools and associations who are helping teens achieve their dreams every day – because everyone has a role to play,” said Keith. “We are also looking to further extend the campaign locally, by identifying and recognising young South African footballers from the 2015 tournament who also embody the characteristics of our global ambassadors.” With over 1,3 million teenagers from more than 60 countries taking part, the eight-year old tournament is recognised globally as the leading grassroots football programme in the world.
FROM the left are Khulekani Kubeka, Siyavuya Jezile, Benni McCarthy and Molefi Ntseki during the 2015 Copa CocaCola launch in Johannesburg. Photo: Lefty Shivambu/Gallo Images
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