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WELL DONE! From the left are Tshepo Mosoeunyane, Moloi Maleke, Tate Makgoe, MEC for Education, Ruvé van Rooyen, Ace Magashule, premier of the Free State, Lucky Hlatshwayo and Sydney Malope, HOD of the Department of Education.

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‘Best in province’ ­ Tate MEC has no excuse for province losing number 1 position

} Sidwell Guduka TATE MAKGOE, MEC for Education in the Free State, hosted a well-done function for the top 100 matric learners in the province.

Speaking during the press conference at the Central University of Technology, Free State, in

Bloemfontein last Tuesday, Makgoe said that the top 100 class of 2014 deserved their achievement because they had worked hard for it.

“These are the best brains in our province. You’ve been working very hard and that’s why you are smiling today. You did extremely well. And you deserve

your achievement,” Makgoe told the top ten performers who attended the media briefing.

The MEC said he had no excuses after the Free State had lost its title as the number-one province in terms of the matric results.

“We’ve got no excuses. As a province we performed well in

the past three years. When we came in 2009, our percentage was at 69,4. But from 2012 until 2014 we have always been above 80%.

From that period we have been counted as one of the best provinces that delivers education,” explained Makgoe.

The Free State, which achieved an 82,8% pass rate, dropped to

third position after North-West (second position with 84,6%) and Gauteng (first position with 84,7%). In 2013, the Free State was the best province after having achieved an 87,4% pass rate. The province went down by 4,6% in last year’s matric results. ) For more stories, visit www.express-news.co.za.

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Rolene welcomed home ROLENE STRAUSS, a medical student at the University of the Free State (UFS), was crowned Miss World in London on 14 December 2014. She returned home from the UK six days later. Minister of Sport and Recreation, Fikile Mbalula, joined thousands of South Africans in giving Strauss a heroine’s welcome at OR Tambo International Airport.

Express was there to capture the moment.

ROLENE STRAUSS is welcomed home as she walks out of the arrivals terminal of the OR Tambo International Airport.

ROLENE STRAUSS poses with a little girl at the OR Tambo International Airport's arrivals terminal.

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ROLENE STRAUSS signs autographs for her fans after her arrival in the country.

‘When someone says “South Africa” I get goose bumps. I have this fire of passion burning inside of me for our country. The opportunities I have received have made me who I am today and I’ve realised that there is so much to give; to our country and our people,’ ­ Rolene Strauss, Miss World.

ROLENE STRAUSS waves to the crowd and smiles broadly as fans take photos of her.

ROLENE STRAUSS gives Botha Msila (wearing shower cap) a high-five after her arrival at the OR Tambo International Airport.

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Finances troubled tycoon } Teboho Setena

THE suicide of tycoon Masopha Jonas Lekitlane may have had more to do with his guilt regarding fluctuating finances and tax evasion than family duty.

The well-known businessman allegedly shot himself on 31 December – mere hours before the dawn of the new year.

Lekitlane’s body and the gun were found in his vehicle.

It was parked at the Masiza scrapyard, just a stone’s throw away from the Bongani Regional Hospital in Welkom.

The 57-year-old Lekitlane was buried last Wednesday at the Thuhloane Cemetery in Thabong, Welkom.

It is alleged that he left a suicide note for his surviving family, stipulating his funeral proceedings and where he wished to be buried.

Lekitlane was ranked as one of the richest pioneering businessmen in the Free State, generating millions through business and consortiums with other associates.

Yet, according to informed sources, he saw his wealth ebbing away, leaving him a “broken” man.

To casual observers, it appeared that the well-known businessman had committed suicide because he was unable to cope with losing the sort of riches most can only dream of.

Amidst his financial troubles, Lekitlane, affectionately known as Charlie, found himself on the wrong end of the law, contravening tax.

According to a charge sheet which Express is in possession of, he pleaded guilty to failure to submit Income Tax Returns from 2008 to 2012 at or near Welkom and in the district of Welkom.

The charges of tax evasion originate from his failure to submit individual Income Tax Returns and that of the Lekitlane Family

Trust registered at the South African Revenue Service (Sars) for income purposes.

Lekitlane was the trustee and representative of the Lekitlane Family Trust, which owned property in respect of which rental income was received.

He pleaded guilty during his appearance in the Welkom District Court in July last year.

He faced eight counts of tax evasion, contravention of Section 66 of the Income Tax Act, Act 58 of 1962 read with sections 25 and 234 (d) of the Tax Administration Act No. 28 of 2011, failure to submit the Lekitlane Family Trust and his individual Income Tax Returns. With counts 1 to 4, taken together for sentencing, the deceased was fined with R20 000 or 12 months’ imprisonment, wholly suspended for three years. For counts 5 to 8, taken together for sentencing,

he was also fined with R20 000 or 12 months’ imprisonment, wholly suspended for three years.

Lekitlane was further ordered to submit the outstanding returns for both the trust and individual Income Tax Returns on or before 30 September 2014.

According to the charge sheet, Lekitlane was in control of the trust and responsible for performing the duties of the trust as required by the relevant tax acts.

Even after receiving final demands for submission of Income Tax Returns, Lekitlane failed to adhere to it beyond the submission due date of the tax years from 2008 to 2012.

The court found that the deceased had committed various offences over a period of time which caused the treasury to suffer economic losses, adding that his conduct adversely affected broader taxpayer compli-

ance.

Regarding findings in mitigating factors, the Lekitlane Family Trust appeared to operate at a loss.

During the tax years in question, the deceased was allegedly unable to request audited financial statements from the auditing firm PwC. ) Attempts by Express to get comment from the Lekitlane family proved fruitless as the family refused to speak to the media.

Express understands the deceased left strict instructions in his suicide note that no-one must speak to the media.

THE late tycoon Masopha Jonas Lekitlane’s framed photo was placed on his coffin in the Freddie Meyer Hall in Welkom where his funeral was held last Wednesday.

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Ruvé the best in FS } Sidwell Guduka

A WELKOM-GIRL has been named the top matric learner for the Free State in 2014.

Eight distinctions and a lot of hard work and dedication awarded Gymnasium learner Ruvé van Rooyen with this honour.

She spoke to Express at the Central University of Technology (CUT) in Bloemfontein last Tuesday, where she was attending a press conference for the top 100 learners in the province.

This event was hosted by the Free State’s MEC for Education Tate Makgoe and Premier Ace Magashule.

The 18-year-old got a full house of distinctions in Afrikaans, English, Mathematics, Life Orientation, Accounting, Life Sciences, Physical Sciences and Advanced Programmed Mathematics.

“I am very happy to be the top matric learner in the Free State,” Ruvé said.

“But the fact that I’m number one in the province hasn’t quite sunk in yet,” Ruvé said.

Ruvé had expected to be one of the top matric learners in her own hometown, but the results held a much bigger surprise for her.

“I guess my results are a mixture between working really hard and being naturally smart.

“I was dedicated to my school work and I sacrificed a lot of things to focus on my books.

“Of course, God gave me the wisdom to achieve the best results,” she said.

“I want to thank my excel-

THE BEST: Ruvé van Rooyen received eight distinctions in her matric exams last year. lent teachers for their support system and my parents for always being there to support me.

“I’m the only child in the

family and my parents have always given me everything I need,” she added.

“They are my biggest supporters

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and are very proud of me. They motivate me a lot and make sure that I focus on my studies.”

Ruvé has enrolled for a BCom

degree majoring in Chartered Accountancy at the University of the North-West in Potchefstroom.

Best wishes for a wonderful year to all EVERY TIME a new year begins, people make difficult resolutions.

Or, as one of my sidekicks calls them, New Year’s “revolutions”.

As we begin the pristine year of Our Father, Lord and Saviour 2015, I would like to take this opportunity to wish every single resident of the wonderful Free State – and all South Africans – a very prosperous new year filled with loads of blessings, happiness, love, success and great health.

Instead of making some “revolutions”, I would like to rather take this time to make a wish list for the current year.

Top of my wish list for 2015 is that there should be one person employed in every household in the country, particularly the Free State.

At the moment the unemployment rate in South Africa is too high, something that should be a cause for concern to our ANC-led government.

It is true that more people are in fact being employed than before, but the unemployment rate has risen because the available labour force has grown more rapidly than the rate at which people have found employment.

I also wish that the Free State reclaims its number one spot in terms of matric results. My beloved province was the best in 2013, but our title was toppled by Gauteng last year.

This year we must reclaim what belongs to us, the number one spot. We have great

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Sidwell Guduka Sports news editor teachers in the province who can produce the best matriculants every year. But learners must also come to the party and study harder.

They should dedicate most of their time to books and start preparing for their final exams today. The secret to success is the result of thorough preparation and hard work.

I wish also that the Toyota Cheetahs should give us such excellent performances in both the Vodacom Super Rugby and Absa Currie Cup competitions this season.

In 2013, the Free State franchise made history not only with a Super Rugby Finals Series berth, but perhaps their biggest achievement was their form on the road, winning five of nine, while winning three straight-away contests in Invercargill, Sydney and Perth.

However, last season the Cheetahs were a far cry from the team that had an excellent run in the Super Rugby and Currie Cup tournaments the previous campaign.

“I would like to take this opportunity to wish every single resident of this wonderful Free State – and all South Afri­ cans – a very prosperous new year filled with loads of blessings, happiness, love, success and great health.”

Hopefully we will see a different Cheetahs side that will compete for honours when the new rugby season kicks off next month.

My other wish is to see Bafana Bafana winning the Afcon Tournament which starts this weekend in Equitorial Guinea.

All the best to Coach Shakes Mashaba, his technical staff, and the players.

I also wish the Chevrolet Knights win silverware this year. Sarel Pretorius’s men reached the RAM SLAM T20 Challenge final last year, but they were defeated by the Nashua Cape Cobras by 33 runs. I hope this will be a good year for them.

Ah! One of my biggest wishes on my list is that Bloemfontein Celtic should stop mistreating the local media. Please treat us with the same respect that you give to Gauteng-based media houses.

I wish that Celtic would show a “bit more respect” to all the journalists in the Free State. The club’s management must stop withholding our PSL media accreditations. Without those badges we are unable

to do our job, which is to give fresh news to our readers and listeners.

It is compulsory for every journalist to have accreditation in order to attend a PSL match. If you don’t have it you simply cannot work at the stadium on match day.

The sooner Celtic management realises that they are depriving their own fans of information, the better for them.

If Celtic fans don’t see anything written about their beloved club in the local newspapers (of course, Express included), or if they don’t hear any reports about Siwelele on the local radio stations – they should blame it on the powers that be at Siwelele Park.

I wish common sense will get the better of those guys this year and they will wake up and smell the coffee.

And finally, I wish that the Almighty God will provide Premier Ace Magashule and his cabinet with the wisdom of Solomon so that they continue to lead the Free State people with aplomb.

May God bless our province!

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This is a year of good mornings } Past. Mutombo Kumwimba MORNING means new beginning, new chances and new opportunities.

Here we are at the morning of the year 2015 . . .

Many would have loved to be here, to see what you see. Yet that opportunity has been denied them. They have fallen asleep and were buried, along with the year 2014.

This year is called a “good morning year”. God has given us grace in abundance; but to be partaker of this grace, we need to maintain purity in our hearts.

God is holy and does not dwell

in unclean hearts.

In fact, maintaining an unclean heart will bring total separation between God and man.

In as much as God loves us, when we treasure sin in our hearts, he will definitely separate himself from us.

This is why many would cry and their cry will misrepresent God as a merciless God. Yet sin is the only cause.

If we keep purity in our hearts this year, our cry will be God’s and our tears will be God’s.

God will be sharing everything we pass through and, since there is no weakness in God, we will

spouse may have left you, you may have lost loved ones or been diagnosed with an incurable disease.

But here, in the new year, look to Jesus. Accelerate towards Christ. He has all you need; He is the answer to all fundamental issues of life.

Congratulations, dear people of God. This year God will see you through. Just maintain your heart’s purity.

To hear more and learn more about the word of God; you are welcome to visit us every Sunday at 09:00 at the Joe Solomon Primary School in Heidedal.

be highly strengthened in Him. Purity of heart will make God comfortable to dwell in man.

Dear readers, this is just a short welcoming message into 2015.

Appreciate God for every moment of His attention upon us in 2014.

You might have been poor, sick or lost your job. Your

‘Purity of heart will make God comforta­ ble to dwell in man.’

You can also SMS your prayer request to 071-214-9404.

In Jesus’s mighty Name, I pray for your prosperity, spirit soul and body.

Have a very blessed 2015.

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2 bedrooms (bic), 1 bathroom, lounge, kitchen (biu and stove), carport.

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Double-storey flats, very convenient for investors. 2 bedr, kitchen, lounge, bathr, carport, fully fenced.

Income +/- R36 000 p.m. or R432 000 per annum.

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‘Angel’ helps deliver baby } Selloane Khalane “HE saved my daughter’s life,” said the father of tiny baby Olesego who was born in the restrooms of the Loch Logan Waterfront Mall in Bloemfontein on Friday evening.

Named Olesego meaning “Lucky” by her father, Mohlalefi Kopa (25), the tiny BABY OLESEGO 1,9 kg baby defied who was born in the the odds when she Loch Logan Watercame into the world front’s bathrooms a week before her on Friday. due date.

Kopa told Express he would forever be indebted to Dr Dawid Venter who had helped his girlfriend, Kelebogile Nketsi (30), give birth to a healthy baby girl at the mall after going into labour while the two were shopping.

Venter is the head of the maternity ward at the Botshabelo District Hospital.

The pair were shopping for baby clothes at the mall when Nketsi went into labour.

Kopa said they had waited for an ambulance for more than 30 minutes when his girlfriend had told him she was about to give birth.

Despite the panic and fear of losing both mother and child Kopa said God had sent him an angel when Venter arrived at the scene. Venter, who was a staircase away from the couple, was having dinner with his family at a restaurant.

Venter said when he had been summoned by a family member to help the couple, he immediately rushed to a pharmacy to get medical supplies to deliver the baby, but had to turn back when he didn’t have the money to pay for the items.

“The owner of a fast-food restaurant offered us his first aid kit so that I could deliver the baby,” Venter explained.

With all of the shops closed, Venter, assisted by his wife and two female security guards from the mall, ushered Nketsi into the baby-changing room in the toilets and delivered baby Olesego.

“The baby came within minutes,” said Venter. Using cable ties to clamp the umbilical cord and safety scissors to cut it, Venter thought both the mother and the baby were out of danger.

Although baby Olesego was screaming her lungs out after birth, things took a drastic turn when she suddenly stopped breathing and quickly turned blue.

“The baby stopped breathing and I had to resuscitate her,” Venter added.

Venter said the paramedics had then arrived and provided the baby with oxygen to help her breath again.

“The baby could have died had I not been there to assist in the delivery,” he said.

Both the baby and the mother were rushed to the National Hospital and released on Saturday with a clean bill of health.

Loch Logan Waterfront Mall spokesperson, Meryl Henning, said baby Olesego was the first baby to be born in the mall and thanked Venter and the team of people who had helped deliver the baby.

KELEBOGILE NKESI (30, left) gave birth to her daughter Olesego inside the Bloemfontein Waterfront’s restrooms on Friday. Father Mohlalefi Kopa (25) was thankful for Dr Dawid Venter who had assisted with the birth.

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Ready to lead Bafana

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EPHRAIM “SHAKES” MASHABA is on a mission to grab the cup trophy at the 2015 African Nations Cup final. Photo: Lefty Shivambu

SOLDIERS: This is the Bafana Bafana squad that will represent South Africa at the Africa Cup of Nations Tournament in Equatorial Guinea.

Team must ‘wake up’

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SHAKES MASHABA, Bafana Bafana head coach, said his team had to sort out what he termed a “fast asleep start” before they kicked off their 2015 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) campaign in Equatorial Guinea next week.

He told this to SABC television cameras after his charges were

held to a 1-1 draw by Cameroon at the Stade de l’Amitié Stadium in Gabon on Saturday.

The Indomitable Lions were first to draw blood when Vincent Aboubakar’s sublime free-kick found the back of the net in the opening stage of the match. South Africa drew level through a powerful strike by Sibusiso Vilakazi late in the game.

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“There is never a practice when two nations play. Cameroon were determined to beat us, but our boys did very well.

“The only problem that we need to sort out right now is the first 10 to 20 minutes of the game. We are fast asleep at that time. If you look at the foul we committed (that led to the goal in the sixth minute) it was uncalled for,”

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“The good thing that happened today is for our boys to come back from a 1-0 to a 1-1 and after that we had another three, four chances to finish up which is an area of concern, finishing up. It is something we will work on during the week,” he added.

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“We have a lot of confidence as a group. We have a good team that can compete.

“We believe that we are going to have a very successful tournament,” said Dean Furman, Bafana Bafana skipper. ) For more sports stories, visit www.express-news.co.za.