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Stadium eagerly awaited

On track to open end of year } Sidwell Guduka THE Seisa Ramabodu Stadium is on track for completion by the end of the year.

This is according to Premier Ace Magashule in his State of the Province Address (Sopa) at the University of the Free State’s Vista Campus on Tuesday, 24 February.

The stadium, which is situated in Rocklands, Bloemfontein, was closed in early 2012 to allow for renovations to take place.

The original structure was demolished to make way for a bigger, more aestheticallyappealing facility.

“Once construction has been completed, the Seisa Ramabodu Stadium is going to become the second biggest stadium to be built in a township in South Africa after the Orlando Stadium in Soweto,” said Magashule.

Seisa Ramabodu has been home to the local Premier Soccer League (PSL) side Bloemfontein Celtic, who have moved their home matches to the Free State Stadium and Kaizer Sebothelo Stadium, which is situated about 55 km away from the City of

TOP: The new­look Seisa Ramabodu Stadium will be completed soon.

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Phunya Sele Sele used to attract big crowds when they played at Seisa Ramabodu, but attendance figures have somewhat dwindled for the Mangaung-based team partly due to the fact that fans have to travel a long distance to watch their beloved club in action.

Therefore, fans are eagerly awaiting their club’s return to its “slaughter house” sooner rather than later.

“As supporters of the club we are happy that construction at Seisa Ramabodu is nearing completion.

“We can’t wait for the official re-opening of the venue. We really miss the atmosphere we used to create there,” said Botha Msila, the most recognisable Celtic fan.

“We are hoping that all our supporters will return to the stadium in their numbers when our stadium has been completed.

“Most of our supporters are unemployed and they cannot afford to travel to town or Botshabelo to watch the team.

“The Seisa Ramabodu Stadium is walking

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IT is just a matter of months before up­ grades are completed at this venue.

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distance for most of us,” said Botha.

Celtic travel to the Bidvest Stadium in Johannesburg’s Milpark to face Wits in an Absa Premiership encounter on Friday (06/03) at 20:00. ) Read more about the Sopa on p 2.

SOCCER CRAZY: Botha Msila is looking for­ ward to Bloemfontein Celtic’s return to the Seisa Ramabodu Stadium.

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Ace’s address found lacking } Selloane Khalane ABOUT 80 Cuban medical doctors and engineers are set to work in the various Free State municipalities.

The Free State Premier Elias “Ace” Magashule made this announcement during his State of the Province Address on Tuesday, 24 February.

This speech mostly highlighted his extravagant trips to Cuba and China. He said the provincial government had recruited 40 medical doctors and 40 engineers from Cuba to work in various municipalities throughout the province.

Magashule sealed the partnership with Cuba by announcing that he would be renaming the CR Swart Building the Fidel Castro Building.

The Lebohang Building, which houses his offices, will now be called OR Tambo House.

While Magashule explained that Cuban nationals recruited to the province would also transfer skills, he failed to divulge to the media on how much the treaty would cost the Free State tax payers.

Currently, the provincial government has about 526 students studying medicine in China (277), Cuba (212) and Turkey (37) – all of whom are said to be funded by the Free State Government.

Magashule did not give more details on other investments in the pipeline from partnerships with the three countries, China, Cuba and Turkey.

While Magashule in his speech did not delve much into the provincial Department of Health’s predicament, he said the province’s water crisis would be tackled through the installation of a water pipeline from the Gariep Dam (Xhariep District) to supply water to various towns in the Naledi Local Municipality.

The Xhariep District Municipality is faced with a water crisis. Magashule added that the Free State Government planned to implement Municipal Infrastructure Grant (MIG) projects amounting to R724 million in the 2015-’16 financial year. He said these projects would focus on water, sanitation, roads, storm water systems and pedestrian bridges.

Magashule acknowledged the unpleasant crisis in the increase in Eskom bills of the municipality, particularly the Dihlabeng and Maluti-a-Phofung Local Municipalities as well as the Thabo Mofutsanyana District Municipality, and said the government was trying to find sustainable solutions to curb the challenge.

Magashule said while the Free State government continued to fight corruption by enforcing the Public Administration Management Act, which prohibits public servants from conducting business with the state, cadre deployment would continue in his administration.

A heroes’ park at the regional park in Thaba Nchu earmarked to host statues such as the likes of Nelson Mandela, Bram Fischer and Fidel Castro, is also in the pipeline.

THE angry Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) members who marched to the Department of Health offices near the Setsing Shopping Complex in Qwaqwa on Wednesday (25/2).

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PREMIERE ACE MAGASHULE

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The premier made it clear that the provincial government would invest more money into the production of soya beans and deciduous fruits like apples.

Roy Jankielsohn, DA leader in the Free State Legislature, rejected Magashule’s address, and said: “Magashule has failed to address the problems of the Free State; he has failed to table solutions. He has failed to inspire, nor did he deal with the challenges faced by the province, such as the Health Department. The province needs a clear strategy with marked deliverables to turn the financial situation of the provincial government around, especially within the Department of Health and Education.

“Magashule repeatedly mentioned Cuba and China in his speech in a desperate attempt to justify his luxury holidays to these two countries. The Free State is almost R8 billion in the red,” said Jankielsohn.

“Magashule chose to blame apartheid exclusively for the inability of municipalities to deliver services, rather than accepting responsibility for appointing inexperienced and unqualified cadres into senior management positions.

“The people of the Free State want jobs, they do not want hand-outs, but hand-outs is all they will get from this premier.”

Wouter Wessels, Freedom Front Plus (FF+) leader in the Free State Legislature, also accused Magashule of failing to implement promises made in previous years.

“We should rename the Free State province ‘Chuba’ since its entire survival depends on the China and Cuba partnerships,” Wessels said.

Opposition parties have criticised the premier for failing to give direction on sustainable jobs by creating a conducive environment for the private sector

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TAC demands Health MEC’s head } Tladi Moloi PHUTHADITJHABA. – The Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) in the Free State is adamant that the MEC for Health, Benny Malakoane, must resign.

The organisation gave reasons for the call for Malakoane’s resignation, among them the apparent deterioration of the health system under his leadership.

“One of the challenges that we continuously face, is the closure of, among others, the Nketoane Regional Hospital in Reitz,” said Patrick Mdletshe, TAC national convener, adding that resigning was the best thing Malakoane could do.

Mdletshe spoke to Express Eastern Free State during their protest at the Phuthaditjhaba Hall, which culminated in them marching to the offices of the Department of Health near the Setsing Shopping Complex in Qwaqwa on Wednesday (25/2).

“We’ve got no personal vendetta against Malakoane.

We have a problem with him as the MEC for Health.

“He is a South African official, not just an official, but MEC for that matter and that means he holds a very important position in the country,” he said.

“We cannot allow it to happen that we are led by people who are accused of

corruption. The corruption charges that he is facing are hampering the delivery in one way or another,” Mdletshe pointed out.

Malakoane is amongst seven people facing over 100 charges of fraud and corruption.

The charges stem from his tenure as municipal manager at the Matjhabeng Local Municipality in 2008.

Accused on similar charges are the MEC for Sport, Arts and Culture, Mathabo Leeto, former mayor of the Matjhabeng and Lejweleputswa District Municipality, including other municipal employees, former Matjhabeng chief financial officer, Louis de Bruin, his personal assistant, Leona Nel, Oupa Molete, Hendrik Burger and two companies.

The charges stem from alleged irregular procedures in the awarding of tenders and the accused persons allegedly having received substantial kickbacks. They were arrested by the Hawks in July 2013, after a yearlong investigation.

Mdletshe said the ANC in its manifesto stated they were going to decisively deal with corrupt officials that were defrauding the government.

“So we want that in action. The ANC should be doing serious work here to implement one of these resolutions,” he said.

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Mdletshe said they would not budge from demanding the resignation of the embattled Malakoane.

“We want better service for our people on a daily basis. We know that inland provinces have got problems recruiting nurses, but that is no longer a problem, specifically in the Free State.

“We have a lot of institutions that are training nurses. Last year in Welkom there were student nurses that were enrolled, but the programme was cut short.

This year they enrolled new ones.

“Where is the logic in that? We are facing a serious challenge. If we are not investing correctly in health-care systems, specifically in human resources, we are going nowhere,” Mdletshe stressed. ) Mondli Mvambi, the acting spokesperson of the Department of Health and also the Free State government spokesperson, confirmed that the MEC was facing charges of fraud and corruption.

“He is facing those charges in his personal capacity.

However, he remains innocent until he is proven guilty,” Mvambi said.

He also rubbished allegations that the charges against the MEC were affecting services. “The MEC is always at work and he has never missed a day in parliament,” Mvambi said.

ABC takes lead in Lesotho elections LESOTHO’S prime minister Thomas Thabane’s All Basotho Convention (ABC), continued its lead in the country’s snap elections, according to early results released.

Of 80 constituencies, the ABC won 35, far ahead of all other parties, the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) said. Thabane’s political rival, Deputy Prime Minister Mothetjoa Metsing’s Lesotho Congress for Democracy (LCD) has two constituencies so far. The major opposition, the Democratic Congress (DC), led by former Prime Minister Pakalitha Mosisili, won ten constituencies.

A total of 47 of the 80 constituencies had finished their vote counts by Monday (02/03).

Final results are expected by Thursday (05/03).

Voters in Lesotho went to the polls on Saturday (28/02) for an early election designed to end a political impasse in the kingdom.

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Wired for a bright future } Tladi Moloi

dent, who used to design the cars.

“I am proud of him. He left me with a diamond. I just need a little help from our government to make this a big thing,” he says. Lehlwenya has big dreams, but they are currently at a standstill as he does not have enough material to design more cars.

“I need to start a company that designs toy cars.

The problem is I don’t have the required material to do all the work. I am hoping that our government can see what I am capable of and offer a helping hand,” he says. Lehlwenya, who is also a gospel singer and plays the keyboard at his church, says he once partnered with a friend to manufacture and sell cars, but the business relationship did not last long.

“We were selling them in bulk to a man, but after he stopped ordering, our income dried up,” he says.

Eager to show off their father’s work, his two young sons volunteered to assist with a demonstration to Mangaung Express.

“We normally play with the cars here in the yard, but now that it has rained and the ground is soft, the wheels are digging into the ground,” eight-year-old Tiisetso says.

PAUL ROUX. – Any truck or car manufacturing company looking for innovative designers to take their companies into the future will do themselves a big favour by looking no further than Sonnyboy Lehlwenya (38) from Fateng tse Ntsho, Paul Roux.

Lehlwenya is an unemployed artist with big dreams. An expert in designing hand-made wire toy cars, he has designed and made a Scania-replica wire truck complete with indicators and headlights.

Not only is the electric-powered truck visible in the dark, but also has power enough to move while weighted down by his his two-year-old son, Tshepang, standing on the wheel axles.

Lehlwenya says he has been designing cars since 1998 after realising he could make money and a living from it.

“Every young boy in my neighbourhood grows up driving wire cars and obviously not all of their older brothers could make the cars for them. I saw an opportunity and now charge between R150 and R300 per car.”

This father of three says he was inspired by the late Abraham Matli, a local resi-

BRILLIANT: Sonnyboy Lehlwenya (38) from Fateng tse Ntsho, Paul Roux, shows how he operates his replica wire truck while his young son, Tiisetso, stands behind it.

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Rise in fuel price for March THE petrol and diesel price, as well as the price of illuminating paraffin and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), have increased from midnight on Tuesday (03/03), the Department of Energy announced.

South Africa’s fuel prices are adjusted on a monthly basis, informed by international and local factors.

The pump price of both grades of petrol and the wholesale prices of diesel, illuminating paraffin and the maximum retail prices of both illuminating paraffin and LPG have increased from midnight.

The main reason for the fuel price increases is the average increase in the price of crude oil (by about 20%) during the period under review, compared to the previous period.

The other reason is the depreciation of the rand against the US Dollar.

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However, the state levy on petrol and diesel remains unchanged at zero cents per litre, due to positive cumulative over-recoveries on these products.

Based on current local and international factors, the fuel prices for March in the South African market will be adjusted as follows: Petrol will increase by 96 c/litre, diesel by 74 c/litre, illuminating paraffin (SMNRP) by 73 c/litre and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) by 154 c/kilogram.

In a statement, the Department of Energy says it believes the price of crude oil will stabilise around the current level and as such no major price shocks are expected in the future.

The fuel and Road Accident Fund Levies that were announced by the minister of Finance during his budget vote speech will be implemented from 1 April.

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Eskom’s current woes more political SOUTH AFRICA’s power utility company, Eskom, was established in 1923 to provide power to the country. Eskom is the world’s seventh-largest power-generating company.

As early as 1999, Eskom advanced a requisition to government for building additional power generation plants. Back then, government was toying around with an idea of privatising Eskom and, therefore did not avail money, so the move to build additional plants was deferred.

For a new government to prioritise the building of new houses, health-care centres and roads was understandable.

Minister Jeff Radebe said: “In 1994, five million households were added to the national power grid and by 2004, this number had escalated to 12 million.

Additions to the national grid were made despite new plants not being built.”

In 2007 Eskom started showing signs of power-generating problems. In the same year former president Thabo Mbeki admitted that it was an error of judgement on government’s side not to heed the call to build more power-generating plants.

Given Mbeki’s admission, one can deduce that Eskom’s current woes are more political than capacity-related.

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Lehlohonolo Nyetanyane Social observer Eskom started serious load shedding in 2008 with rolling blackouts throughout South Africa.

The reason given for the blackouts was that there was an unprecedented load on the national grid and load shedding was necessary to prevent the system from total collapse. The situation ameliorated when major mines shut down towards the end of 2008 and early 2009.

In 2014 the same painful reality resurfaced more intense than ever before. Eskom re-introduced rolling blackouts with stages 1, 2 and 3 throughout the country leaving millions of South African households in the dark and causing major business entities to register low profit margins.

This time around, load shedding was activated despite billions being spent to build ther Medupi and Kusile power generation plants in Limpopo and Mpumalanga respectively. The building of Medupi

The current management team at Eskom cannot be blamed for current load shedding as it inherited an ailing infrastructure that was poorly maintained. In addition, municipalities (political entities) owe Eskom billions in unsettled bills. Government must soon realise that ordi­ nary electricity consumers like me buy electricity on a pre­paid basis and, therefore, deserve to obtain the servi­ ces they pay for. is already behind schedule by three years due to labour unrest coupled with poor decision-making. Again, this proves that the problem at Megawatt Park is more political than anything else.

The current management team at Eskom cannot be blamed for current load shedding as it inherited an ailing infrastructure that was poorly maintained. In addition, municipalities (political entities) owe Eskom billions in unsettled bills. Government must soon realise that ordinary electricity consumers like me buy electricity on a pre-paid basis and, therefore, deserve to obtain the services they pay for.

Government must be brutally honest with what led to this electricity crisis and stop making excuses about coal and diesel

shortages. Eskom is the only company that is encouraging its loyal consumers not to use its product.

The “War room” established in December 2014 by cabinet to provide technical and political intervention must come forward and let us know what their contingency plan is, for the next three years the grid will be overwhelmed with demand.

My clarion call to government is to sell Eskom’s 49% stake to private companies and break the power-generation monopoly. ) To contribute to this column send your piece, of no more then 500 words, to Jabulani.Dlamini@volksblad.com

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Hearing loss requires a team approach WITH the new educational year well underway, many a parent or guardian will have had contact with their child’s teacher(s) during parent evenings and the like. Every parent, however, dreads being told that their child is not performing as he or she should be.

TALLY SHERBAN, a “Before labelling client relations ex­ your child incorrectecutive at Oticon ly, it is important to South Africa. be aware of the fact that children who experience hearing loss, often present with many of the same signs as children with learning difficulties,” says Tally Sherban, a client relations executive at Oticon South Africa, a leading hearing aid manufacturer.

“These can range from a lower academic achievement than their age, background or IQ scores would predict, or even inattention that is frequently related to frustration and fatigue,” she adds.

Tell-tale signs to look out for in a learner with a hearing loss: ) Inappropriate responses to questions; ) Watching other pupils to see what they are doing; ) Articulation problems – speech difficulties; ) Fatigue, especially at the end of the day; ) Academic failure; ) Poor self-image; ) Day-dreaming; and ) Apparent laziness.

If your child exhibits any of these signs, it would be wise not to assume that your child has learning or behavioural problems. “The first step to helping your child is to rule out hearing loss by taking your child to an audiologist who will look at any history of hearing loss or ear infections, and perform a hearing test to establish what your child’s hearing ability is,” explains Tally.

“If your child has hearing loss, it is vital to inform your child’s teacher(s) of the situation as they have a tremendous impact on the learners’ learning, self-image and social adjustment,” Tally explains. “Working with learners who have hearing loss requires a team approach from the parents, classroom teacher, speech and language therapist and audiologist to determine the individual needs of each learner and to develop an appropriate educational plan,” she adds.

Self-image and social adjustment Focusing on the child’s self-image is crucial throughout the process, as he or she will most likely perceive themselves as being different, especially if they are wearing hearing aids and/or using an FM system (wireless communication) in the classroom. “Help your child to accept how their hearing impairment makes them different, while emphasising that hearing loss is not the only thing that defines them.

Focus on positive aspects and facilitate an understanding of what your child’s hearing loss is and how it affects their everyday lives. Classmates will also benefit greatly from this knowledge,” suggests Tally.

Hearing instruments and FM in the classroom The primary function of amplification in the classroom is to provide access to speech information and facilitate learning. In most

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HEARING problems can be managed. cases, hearing aids will benefit the child with a hearing loss, but in specific listening situations, such as in very noisy classrooms, hearing aids alone may not be enough.

“FM systems work with a child’s hearing aids to enhance the speaker’s voice for better speech understanding and immediate relief in the classroom. It typically consists of a microphone or transmitter worn by the teacher and a receiver that hooks on to the hearing aid worn by the child. If this is an option that you are considering, it would be advisable to discuss the matter with your child’s teacher(s) in order to enlist their support,” says Tally.

“An FM system will allow your child to sit anywhere in the classroom and hear the teacher’s voice as if it were only a few centimetres away. By reducing the distance the teacher’s voice has to travel, the effects of background noise and echo are dramatically reduced.

“Many children and teachers who use FM systems report less fatigue at the end of the day, as the teacher does not have to raise his or her voice to be heard and the child hears better with less strain,” explains Tally.

FM systems are not only for children with hearing loss. They can also be used by children with normal hearing who present with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Auditory Processing Disorders, language-learning difficulties, and so forth.

Research has shown that children with these difficulties present with improved academic performance through the use of these FM systems.

Classroom tips for teachers ) When addressing the learner say his/her name first and identify the topic you are covering ) Seat the learner for optimal listening and visual cues within the classroom. Ideally, this should be with the learner’s back to the window, seated a third of the distance of the room from the teacher, not in the front row directly beneath the teacher. ) Be aware of possible misunderstanding – avoid idioms, sarcasm, slang (if you use them, explain).

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) Sometimes ask other learners if they have heard or understood rather than always focusing on the child with hearing loss. ) Speak in an ordinary tone of voice, without exaggerated lip movements, and at a normal rate of speaking. ) Make sure your lips are clearly visible.

Face the class, not the blackboard, when speaking.

Make sure that the room does not have bright lights shining directly in the child’s face. Back-lighting is ideal. ) Be aware that the learner is unlikely to be able to lip read or fully hear during a film or slide presentation. Either use a captioned film or provide information (transcript) in advance. ) Institute a buddy system – such as a classroom helper or official note taker. ) Provide an opportunity for the pupil to share information with the class about the hearing aid and/or FM system and how it works. ) Keep extra batteries on hand for your FM system. ) It is important not to have a preconceived notion of function based on the degree of the child’s hearing loss.Remember always to speak naturally and clearly. If using exaggerated mouth movements, extremely fast or slow rates of speaking or overly loud speech, the learners may have difficulty understanding. ) Be careful not to chew gum or eat while talking to learners, so as to make lip reading possible. Remember always to make a recognisable transition when moving on to a new subject. ) Consider passing around a written copy of the day’s or week’s assignment for all learners, or writing assignments on the board. Confirm your child’s hearing ability before making any decisions relating to your child’s education.

“Be cognisant of the fact that many children with hearing loss are often incorrectly labelled as children with learning difficulties.

Make an informed decision that will allow your children to claim the best possible future for themselves,” concludes Tally.

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Electricity supply upped ESKOM announced on Monday (02/03) that the first power had been produced out of Medupi’s Unit 6 at 11:03 on the day, making it the first of the Medupi Power Station’s six units to be synchronised.

Synchronisation, or first power, is the process whereby the generator in the unit is electrically connected to the national power grid, in such a way that its power is perfectly aligned with all the other generators to generate and deliver electricity into the national power grid.

According to Tshediso Matona, Eskom’s chief executive, this is the final stage marking an exciting milestone towards full commercial power.

“Today (Monday, 02/03), we celebrate the achievement with Team Medupi. The electricity flowing into the grid marks a new beginning,” Matona stated in a media release.

“Within the next three months, South Africa will see Medupi Unit 6’s full potential of 794 MW being fed into the national grid.

“I congratulate Team Medupi for their efforts in achieving this important milestone for South Africa.”

In anticipation of commercial operation, a power station manager has been appointed.

The past six years was spent training and developing a core

set of people who would operate the cutting-edge technology that makes this power station unique in the world.

“Approximately 350 men and women are waiting to join the force of South Africans making history when the unit gets operational.

“While Unit 6 is the first of Medupi’s six units, it should be noted that all required auxiliary services for the entire power station are ready to ensure that Medupi’s total output of 4 764 MW is fully synchronised to the South African power grid,” Matona added.

“The synchronisation of Unit 6 at the Medupi Power Station is a step towards full power generation (794 MW) and, therefore, a step closer to alleviating some of the energy challenges currently faced by South Africa,” said Lynne Brown, the minister of Public Enterprises.

“This will contribute significantly to South Africa’s and the region’s economy in the long run.

“We recognise that this is only the beginning, but I am confident that achieving this significant milestone will sustain the dedication and commitment of the Eskom team as they work towards the completion of the project,” Brown concluded.

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HAIRY AFFAIR: Among those who took part at the Kenworth Spar event were, in front, volunteer and sup­ porter Masabata Mathobisa; from the left are, back: Motheo TVET College students Kefuwe Lekubung, Lindiwe Nthejane and Granny Mosoeu.

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Shavathon a success OUR hair is a mask, our dignity, our persona. To lose one’s hair is one of the worst things that can happen. But losing your hair does not make you unattractive. You will always be beautiful. Many people have lost somebody to cancer, or know someone who is a survivor of cancer.

“If I can make one person aware of the benefits of having a regular check-up, then shaving my head will make a difference,” Masabata Mathobisa, a community member who volunteered to

have her hair “done”, says.

On Saturday (28/02) the 12th Shavathon project was held by the Motheo Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) College with the main aim of celebrating with family members, friends or colleagues by either shaving or spraying one’s hair in solidarity with cancer survivors.

Motheo held events at several shopping centres, including the Kenworth Spar, Northridge Mall, Mimosa Mall, Southern Centre and the Loch Logan Waterfront

Mall.

The public could show their support by purchasing a Cansa wrap or making a hair donation which will be used to make wigs for cancer survivors.

Adults shaved or sprayed their head for a donation of R50 (or more) and children, under 12 years old, for R25.

The Motheo TVET College Hair Care and Beauty Technology students volunteered with spraying, shaving, running errands and public registrations.

Chess tournament to be held THE Mangaung Schools Chess Organisation’s main aim and mission is to develop the game of chess at grassroots level.

In order to achieve this, the organisation holds tournaments in the townships from time to time to try and identify talented learners for specialised programmes and accelerated development.

On Saturday (07/02), the organisation will hold one such tournament at the Kagisanong Hall in Rocklands from 08:00.

Entries for participating in the tournament will close on Thursday (05/02) at 17:00.

For more on who can participate and the rules call Diseko on 082-462-1157.

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HASHIM AMLA and Faf du Plessis cracked centuries to lift South Africa to a massive 411/4 in the Cricket World Cup against Ireland on Tuesday (03/03), the second highest total in tournament history.

Amla hit 159 off 128 balls, the fastest to reach 20 one-day centuries off 108 innings, and Du Plessis made 109 during a second wicket stand of 247 off 217 balls.

Amla smashed 16 boundaries and four sixes, while his partner contributed ten fours and a six in a scintillating display of attacking batting.

The Proteas surpassed their total of 408/5 in the previous match against the West Indies in Sydney last week, but fell short of the World Cup record of 413 for five by India against Bermuda in 2007.

Both batsmen were dismissed in the space of three overs.

Ireland could only manage 210 runs.

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Abuse of sick leave affects many ABUSE of sick leave by employees is a pandemic that affects many employers.

Most employers have experience of employees staying away at the drop of a hat and then submitting a very dubious medical certificate as evidence of their indisposition.

Often employees feel that a medical certificate is irrefutable and an employer has no choice but to accept the illness of the employee. Is this really the case though?

It is common knowledge that employees are entitled to sick leave from the day they commence employment.

The Basic Conditions of Employment Act recognises this right and allows an employee to prove his/her incapacity to work by producing a medical certificate signed by a medical practitioner.

But what happens when an employee develops a pattern of sick leave or applies for annual leave which is declined and then disappears for the same number of days on sick leave and produces a medical certificate upon his/her return?

Is the employer compelled to accept this medical certificate?

Fortunately for employers, our courts have taken cognisance of the abuse by employees of sick leave and recognise that it would be unfair for an employer to be held hostage by an employee’s submission of a medical certificate, particularly given the ease with which the use of a medical certificate is abused.

In a recent labour case the importance of proceeding with caution in respect of medical certificates was expressed.

It was held that the certificate was not conclusive proof of the inability to report for duty and that medical certificates need not be accepted at face value as they constitute hearsay evidence – evidence submitted by a person (the employee) who is not the person who made the statement (ie. the medical practitioner) – and thus do not stand as irrefutable proof of the employee’s condition.

This means that an employer is entitled to query the validity of a medical certificate by requiring further supporting documentation from the medical practitioner in question or may, in certain circumstances, reject the certificate and treat the period of absence as unpaid leave and even institute disciplinary action against the employee.

The withholding of payment from the employee is not in itself punishment as it relates to the principle of “no work no pay”.

To institute disciplinary action, the employer must show that the submission

GREAT MIND: Sandile Koko (left) is being congratulated by the head of his department, prof. Herman Vermaak, who is also the head of the RGEMS research group. Photo: Supplied

Water power for rural areas

JEANETTE MONAHADI of the medical certificate warrants disciplinary measures.

For example, where an employee has developed a pattern of absence for which he submits certificates, this can be seen as a motivating factor for rejecting the certificate and taking disciplinary steps.

Or, where the certificate lacks the following aspects, it could represent grounds for showing a false certificate: ) If it fails to cover the period of absenteeism; ) If it appears to be an amended medical certificate; ) If a blank medical certificate was filled in by the employee in an attempt to misrepresent his/her actual health; or ) If the medical certificate was obtained from a person who is not a medical practitioner.

In order to prove guilt in a disciplinary hearing, the employer must be able to show that the certificate was submitted in an attempt to mislead the employer.

Where an employee is found guilty of knowingly submitting false medical certificates, this could constitute grounds for dismissal.

An employer should accordingly monitor and record periods of absence by employees to determine patterns in leave taking which may point to abuse of sick leave.

It may be prudent where sick leave abuse appears to be a regular occurrence in an organisation, to obtain the advice and assistance of a labour expert to assist where necessary with the institution of appropriate disciplinary action. ) Jeannette Monahadi is an associate at Phatshoane Henney attorneys in Bloemfontein.

A RESEARCHER of the Central University of Technology (CUT), Free State, has done research on a more cost-effective method to generate electricity for remote rural communities by using water.

Sandile Phillip Koko, a technical assistant within the Department of Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering in the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology, took part in the 25th Southern African Universities Power Engineering Conference (SAUPEC 2015) that was held in Johannesburg recently.

He presented a peer-reviewed conference paper called Modelling and Performance Analysis of a Micro-Hydrokinetic River System as compared to Wind System.

The aim of his paper revealed the economic viability of a micro-hydrokinetic river (MHR) system for remote rural electrification.

Koto presented a mathematical model and performance analysis of the MHR system

which looked at ways rural communities could make use of the system to deal effectively with the depletion of electricity supply in the country. Based on the results, the MHR system proved to be the most cost-effective rural electrification technique to consider as compared to a wind generation system.

He won an award at the conference for being able to source electricity from water.

“I look forward to seeing more young electrical engineering researchers involved in energy research. I hope my award will inspire them to find solutions to escalating electricity cost and the advancement of renewable energy technology for the current energy crisis in our country,” he said Koko is an active member of the Research Group in Energy and Manufacturing Systems (RGEMS) that has delivered numerous superb research projects over the years.

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Secure complexes more popular THE popular lock-up-and-go lifestyle is fast becoming the trendiest style of living in South Africa. A survey done in 2013 showed that over 2 million South Africans at the time were living in sectional title units.

Buyers are focusing on buying in secure complexes for several reasons, like location, proximity of shops and schools, security issues, architecture, landscaping and interior design.

Residents of Bloemfontein are always abreast of new and innovative trends in South Africa. Delano View forms part of the vision and is the right choice to buy in a secure complex.

It is located near major retail stores and malls like Northridge Mall, Preller Square and Bayswater Village.

If you are a big shopper you will find clothing stores like Truworths, Mr Price, Ackermans and Pep Stores a stone’s throw away.

The area is also home to some of the best restaurants in Bloemfontein. In Northridge Mall you will find Cape Town Fish Market, Wimpy and the best little pizza restaurant you can think of. The Mall also has a big Dischem, Reggies and several other elite shops.

Preller Square has popular family restaurants like Spur and Wimpy, and you will also find major take-away restaurants, like Steers and Fish-Aways.

In addition there is a big Woolworths Food Market, Preller Square Pharmacy,

Bargain Books and many other exclusive clothing and deli shops.

Lilyvale, where Delano View is situated, is close to popular pre-primary, primary and high schools. It is also not far from the University of the Free State (UFS). The Brebner Pre Primary and High School are close to Lilyvale and you will find good day-care centres in the area for your little one.

Another popular school close to Lilyvale is Sentraal High School which is only a few minutes away.

At Delano View we make use of a range of security measures, for example closed-circuit surveillance (CCTV) cameras, security gates, high fences and an electrified fence around the whole development, access-control entrance and cell-to-gate security.

We have also arranged a competitive fee with a popular security company in Bloemfontein that provides a sophisticated alarm system that is linked to an armed reaction vehicle.

There is a security guard on 24-hour security-watch who will monitor the area surrounding your premises as well as the outside area of the development.

The architectural design at Delano View is modern, sophisticated and streamlined. With each new development we have carefully noted each comment and suggestion made by our previous customers in order to improve on our developments.

Lenova Construction and Development is proud to say that at Delano View we have so

Buyers are focusing on buying in secure complexes for several reasons, like location, proximity of shops and schools, security issues, architecture, landscaping and interior design. far met all our customers’ needs and suggestions.

The secret of Delano View’s success is in the details. You will note a few things which may seem small to you at first but when you view the bigger picture it is likely to have a great impact on your purchase.

We have taken little things into consideration, like what would be the best view, what side your braai area should be, providing an extra sliding gate alongside your motor-controlled double garage to safely and conveniently park an extra vehicle, and higher walls, which means more privacy as an owner or tenant.

In our current phase we have even started to enclose our braai areas with stacked doors which you can open and still feel the outside air, or close when winter sneaks up on you.

Another factor that we took into consideration is the location of Delano View.

The fact that it is close to the Botanical Gardens is further evidence of the natural and attractive environment surrounding the development.

Apart from that we have hired profession-

al and talented landscape artists to ensure that the gardens around your living space are of the best quality and aesthetically in line with the latest trends.

As far as the interior of our units in the current phase is concerned we have also listened to our former buyers and installed bigger, more expensive stoves and eye-level ovens.

The cupboards are definitely in line with current trends, but will also be serviceable even as trends of interior design change.

Further trendline finishes inside the units include striking granite tops, stunning steel balustrades alongside the staircase, innovative electrical light fittings and plug covers, sophisticated paint choices as well as modern and elegant cornices.

When you take all the above into consideration, it would, generally be a very good idea to buy at Delano View.

Call our office on 076-391-4068 or send Alice an email at alicez@lenovaconstruction.co.za to make an appointment to view any of our prime developments.

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Sprinter first monthly winner

ANGEL KIVIDO

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THIS year SuperSport’s Let’s Play celebrates ten years of keeping the children of South Africa active.

The first winner for the coveted SuperSport Let’s Play Sports Star of the Month for Express Mangaung in 2015 is Angel Kivido (15), a learner at the Fichardtpark High School.

The hasty sprinter competed in the South African Schools Athletics Championship in Polokwane last year and came fifth in the 100 m sprint for u.15 girls. She was also part of the 4 x 100 m relay team that came second.

Angel was also afforded the opportunity to represent the Free State at the South African Sub-Youth Championship in Stellenbosch

South Africa, change or lose yourself THAPELO MOSIKILI, Bethlehem: I HEREBY write this letter to speak to your conscience because it is so worrisome.

You live in a distorted version of reality X one which is very far from reality.

You strive to swop reality by giving everything that is negative a positive meaning, while giving everything positive a negative meaning.

If one can, for instance, talk to you about the immoral act of having “Nyatsi” (an extramarital partner or affair) while married, you are able to decorate it with flowers and paint a rosy picture of it.

If one can talk to you about marriage, you are able to plant weeds and paint a thorny picture of it.

South Africa, you are so sick.

You are suffering from an extreme level of moral bankruptcy.

You give criminality the benefit of the doubt while justice is given sour grapes.

You think you are more enlightened and more wise than other nations when you abandon your values and every little thing you are.

You are losing yourself, your own identity. You are hurting nobody but yourself.

I can guarantee you that with your attitude you will never become a developed nation and a beacon of hope to other nations of the world.

Instead, you will be run over and ruled by other nations and they will lead you to ruin.

Your lack of moral stability will have negative implications

for you. You will never endure everlasting economic, political and social stability with the kind of attitude you have.

I think you are eating and drinking everything a modern era has to offer, including its poison.

You will suffer from its effects and die.

I thought of writing to the president, but I found him a victim just as everyone else. I thought of writing to the entire government administration, but I found it to be in the forefront of perpetuating immorality and putting morality at its mercy under the guise of diversity.

I wrote this letter to you, South Africa, because I love you. I am hopeful about you. I believe you can change and time is still sufficient for you to get your house in order.

If you don’t change, you will continue to drown and go straight to the bottom of the ladder of development.

Reality will not be friendly to you.

It will be as harsh as the fire which burnt down Soddom and Gomorrah in Biblical times.

Beautiful and beloved country of the “Ultra-Amazings of the African Soil”, wake up and not forever sleep.

Yours with great respect.

Your loving citizen.

Drama a must-see

THE theatre drama called Two Into One will be performed at the University of the Free State’s (UFS) Wynand Mouton Theatre from 19 to 21 March.

The four-day show will start at 19:30 daily.

Two Into One focuses on the infidelity of Richard FROM the left are cast members Adriaan de Willey, a minister of Ridder (George), Willem Esterhuyse (Mr parliament. On the Willey), Crystal Venter (Pamela Willey) and day of voting on a Ane van den Berg (Jennifer Bristow). bill that might Photo: Supplied outlaw pornography, everyone in parliament is on their best behaviour – awkward George makes a series of disastrous mistakes. that is everyone except Willey.

This hilarious Ray Cooney While his colleagues prepare to comedy will be performed by debate, Willey is attempting to final-year Drama students of the bed the premier’s secretary in a UFS. It is directed by Thys Cape Town hotel, while his wife Heydenrych. is seeing the matinée of the Tickets are available through Rocky Horror Picture Show. booking at Computicket for R40 The only thing his personal (adults) or R30 for students, private secretary, George Pidgen, learners and pensioners. has to do is book a hotel room Call Computicket on 0861-915for Willey to meet Jennifer. In 8000 or go to your nearest outlet. typical Ray Cooney style the

last year.

She once again qualified to participate in the South African Schools Athletics Champion-ships in the 100 m and 200 m for u.15 girls this year.

Early in 2015 she attended the Motheo and Gariep Zone 2 Athletics Championships. In the 200 m, her winning time was an excellent 25.8, much faster than the winning times of the other girls in her age group. Angel lives by her motto: “Do your best, God will do the rest.”

Send your SuperSport Let’s Play Sports Star of the Month nomination for school learners between the ages of 6 and 18 today (nominations received before the 20th of

each month will be included in that month’s selection). You can email your nomination to supersport@zpr.co.za or fax to 086-552-4922.

More on the Let’s Play initiative: SuperSport identified that there were huge issues severely inhibiting the development of children through skills learned by playing, physical education and sport – all of which are imperative to holistic development. It was from this insight that Let’s Play was born in November 2005 with the aim of elevating awareness of our social situation and to introduce and encourage play, activity and sport in schools. For more information, please call Lynne Landman on 051-522-9574.

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FIREFIGHTERS walk towards a fire line during training.

WORKING ON FIRE firefighters during their intensive training.

Firefighting teams declared fit HAVING just completed an intensive three-day training camp in Dewetsdorp, the Eastern Free State Working on Fire (Wof) teams were declared emotionally and physically fit for the upcoming fire season.

To mark their readiness, the teams received their yellow cards (licence to fire line) on Friday (27/02).

The Harrismith, Memel and Vrede teams are some of the teams that fought the most fires in the province in the past.

Manase Mpholoane, Wof ground operations manager in the Free State and Northern Cape, says the teams were now ready to put out more fires after they proved that they are capable.

“The aim of the training camp is to get firefighters ready for the fire season and ensure they are fit to attack wild and veld fires,” he says.

The training camp is attended annually ahead of the fire season which starts on, June 1, to check their readiness and to verify the capacity on the ground. Firefighters are also checked to see if they are physically and mentally ready to fight fires. “This is to check our readiness and to ensure we have the right equipment as per our standards. We want to know our capacity on the ground and see if we will be able to mobilize firefighters in case of an emergency,” he says.

More than 600 firefighters across the provinces will eventually attend the three day training camps.

The training camp is held at Wof’s Training Academy at Jimmy Roos School in Dewetsdorp and will continue until, March 13 .Last year saw some of the worst fires in seven years in the Free State.

“Working on Fire firefighters in the Free State experienced one of the busiest fire seasons last year.

They had attended and suppressed 345 fires from May till end of October when the fire season ended. Our aircraft flew a total of 72 hours assisting the ground team, which were most of the time dealing with deadly flames that went on for a few days.

“During the 2012 fire season, 154 fires were suppressed which destroyed 120 889 hectares of fields,” Limakatso Khalianyane, Wof communications officer for the Free State and Northern Cape, said.

WOF is a government-funded Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) aimed at alleviating poverty, restoring dignity, saving lives and protecting the environment. Under the programme, young people from disadvantaged areas are recruited and trained as veld and forest firefighters. They are then placed.

WORKING ON FIRE firefighters receive training in Vrede.

FIRE HAZARD: Part of the training involves dealing with actual fires.

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Na o na le mathata a dikoloto?

Letsetsa Betty 072 822 1029.

Bayswater: R675 000 Modern 2-bed flat in safe complex. Good price. Call Schalk 0824124175. RP FLATS TO RENT 3250

LOANS 1445

WANTED TO BUY

Newly renovated 1-bedr flat in Universitas to let.

With stove and fridge.

R2 500 – R2 800 p.m.

Contact Palesa 083 977 7638.

1675

Ship container needed to buy: 081 300 8650.

BUSINESS

FOR SALE

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 2415

MISCELLANEOUS 1655

Dr. Teboho A.S.Makenete Bsc (NUL) BDS (Bristol) PDD (Stell) DENTIST

Dental Surgery

Karabo Medical Centre 1st Floor, Middestad, Bloemfontein CONSULTATION HOURS: 08:30 – 16:30 Mon - Fri. • 08:30 – 12:30 Sat. Tooth whitening in the dental chair NOW AVAILABLE!

Cash and all Medical aids welcome.

Tel. 051 447 5911 for appointment tasmakenete@telkomsa.net

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ENTREPRENEURS! Sell MiniGeza/hot water.

SMS postal details to: 083 954 1910.

Lindsay@intekom.co.za www.minigeza.com

FOR RENT 3205

Student accommodation, rooms, flats, bachelor flats, townhouses and houses to let in Bloemfontein at affordable prices. Contact Lorraine Properties on 051 447 1765 or send a SMS to 082 823 8299 and we will get back to you during office hours.

HOUSES FOR SALE

3325

3275

Blomanda: Neat, spacious 3-bedr, 2 bathr plus lockup garage, safely fenced.

R795 000 all costs incl.

Jaco 0833837785. RP. R2 900 000. Fichardt Park: 4-bedroom house with lots of extras, big erf.

3 garages and 4 carports, plus 1-bedroom flat, swimming-pool, braai erea.

IDEAL FOR TAXI OWNERS! Phone Ina 0822024202

Bloemside 2: R3 350 p.m. 1-bedroom townhouse to let. Call Mr Mosoeu 083 733 4070.

EMPLOYMENT

Vista Park: R799 000 Very neat face-brick house 3 bedr, 2 bathr, open plan, carport 4 cars, fenced.

Willie 0834413784 RP

FLATS FOR SALE 3255

Pellissier: R750 000. 3 bedr, 1 bathr, 1 tandem garage, braai, with a garden. Schalk 082 412 4175. RP.

The Free State Symphony Orchestra, a non-profit of 40 years' standing, seeks the services of a part-time marketing officer to market the FSSO as an institution and enhance the image of the FSSO within the Free State community and beyond.

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All applicants must supply a CV, information relating to the job requirements as well as a letter of interest. The FSSO Board reserves the right not to make an appointment.

Applications close on 13 MARCH 2015.

Enquiries: Ella Kotze 051 401 2342 or kotzeej@ufs.ac.za

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MAITLAND HOTEL ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE 24 Hours

VISIT OUR SWINGING ROOM Resting times and costs Time Costs 30 minutes: . . . . . . . . . . R65 One hour: . . . . . . . . . . . . R85 Two hours: . . . . . . . . . . . R120 Three hours: . . . . . . . . . . R155 Eight hours: . . . . . . . . . . R250 One night: . . . . . . . . . . . . R350 Contact Savas 072 762 4596 X1PTXN65-EX040315

DRIVERS 3650

INTERSTATE BUS LINES ARTISAN MECHANIC (P10)

Pine Haven: 93 sq m. 3 bedr, 2 toilets with shower and bathr, main bedr en suite and BIC, laminated floors, kitchen BIC, lounge, dining, double garage, face brick, fenced corner house, big yard. R820 000. Pat 083 443 7881.

PROPERTIES

The ideal candidate must have solid experience of business and marketing, good social media skills and knowledge of the use of social media in marketing and experience and knowledge of corporate fund-raising. Familiarity with and an interest in the Bloemfontein and Free State classical music scene will be of benefit.

TOWNHOUSES TO LET

RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE:

BUS DRIVERS Imfuyo Bus Service operates on a daily basis between Bloemfontein and Qwa Qwa via Maseru Bridge and is currently recruiting bus drivers.

All interested individuals who comply with the following requirements are invited to submit their CVs.

* Service and maintain vehicles and components * Maintain safety standards * Control expenditure and quality workmanship of team * Work overtime as needed JOB REQUIREMENTS:

* Minimum of Grade 12 / N3 and qualified Diesel Mechanic Artisan * 3 years' relevant experience (MAN and Mercedes-Benz vehicles) * 2 years' supervisory experience * A valid Code EC/EC 1 0.4 driver’s licence will be compulsory JOB REQUIREMENTS: * Knowledge with regard to the Health and Safety • Minimum of 2 years' Act and Labour Relations bus/heavy vehicle driving Act experience * Knowledge with regard • Valid Code EC / EC1 0,4 / to MAN CATS, STAR C license (C1 licences will diagnostic, ERF and the not be accepted) maintenance of a fully • Valid Professional electronic engine will be Drivers Permit (PrDP) an added advantage • Able to work shifts * Specialised mechanical • Must have good courses and relevant interpersonal relations safety courses will be an • Must have a good added advantage working history * Strong leadership • Good health qualities and sound labour relations CLOSING DATE: * Ability to function TUESDAY, 10 MARCH independently 2015 AT 12:00. * Be able to communicate Please submit a in Afrikaans or English complete CV with all * Computer literate – MS the relevant documents Office attached (e.g. licence, * Successful candidates ID, certificates, etc.) must be willing to work CVs can be delivered at: night shift 246 CHURCH STREET, BLOEMFONTEIN. CLOSING DATE FOR CVs can be faxed to: THIS VACANCY: LINZAY VAN ROOYEN, WEDNESDAY, 11 086 598 3415 or MARCH 2015 AT 12:00. e-mailed to: Send a comprehensive linzay@interstate.co.za CV to Linzay van Clearly indicate the title of Rooyen at Interstate the position you are apply- Bus Lines clearly indiing for! cating the title of the vacancy applying for!

Shortlisted candidates will Fax no: 086 598 3415, ebe subjected to psychomo- mail: linzay@intertoric testing. Only shortstate.co.za If no feedback listed candidates will be is received within 30 days contacted. of the closing date, you Credential checks will be may consider your applicaconducted. tion to be unsuccessful.

Shortlisted candidates will be subjected to psychometric/psychomotoric GENERAL testing. Only shortlisted candidates will be 3680 contacted.

ITM Group has opened a branch in Bloem, corner of Maitland and Aliwal Streets, Saambou Bld, 5th floor, office 504. Requirements: Gr 10 - 12, 18 - 30 yrs, speak at least 2 - 3 official languanges.

For booking call Reva 051 430 1233 / 063 074 3751.

Do you need money? Sell JUSTINE, fantastic beauty products for women, great money.

SMS name and address to 083 805 1342.

SALES & MARKETING 3760

Looking for sales reps between 18 and 26 years. No exp. needed.

We provide training.

Jason 072 780 3424.

Healthcare company seeks 8 motivated sales consultants to join their dynamic team.

We offer: Basic package: R8 500 neg.

Commission.

Fuel allowance.

Full training.

Requirements: Sales experience an advantage.

Energetic and serious.

Applicants ONLY. For interview call Euriza on 051 522 2237 or SMS name, area and age to 082 634 3755.

LEGAL & TENDERS

GENERAL NOTICES 4010

121 APPLICATION TO THE COMMISSIONER OF CIPC Please take notice that HsienChang Lin intends to make application to the Commissioner of CIPC for the restoration of Attraction Enterprise 1986/070114/07.

Take further notice that any objection to the application must be lodged with the Commissioner of CIPC within 21 days of the date of the publication hereof. CIPC, PO Box 429, Pretoria 0001.

121 APPLICATION TO THE COMMISSIONER OF CIPC Please take notice that Natalie Nieuwoudt intends to make application to the Commissioner of CIPC for the restoration of Delta Blue Trading 665 2006/127158/23.

Take further notice that any objection to the application must be lodged with the Commissioner of CIPC within 21 days of the date of the publication hereof. CIPC, PO Box 429, Pretoria 0001.

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SIBANYE GOLD Vacancies HEALTH & WELLNESS FREE STATE Nursing Practitioner PHC(4) Job Grading: C3 Section: Primary Health Care Candidates must be declared medically fit for the position and the environment, as determined by the risk-based medical examination at the relevant Sibanye Gold Occupational Healthcare Centre. Pre-screening and psychometric evaluation may form part of the selection process. Short-listed candidates will be requested to attend a panel interview. Applicants who receive no response to their applications within 14 days may consider their application for the position to be unsuccessful.

Candidates should hold a diploma in General Nursing and Community Health Nursing, a diploma in Primary Health Care Nursing and a Dispensing Licence. This must be supported by a minimum of 2 years’ nursing experience in primary health care nursing and registration with SANC as a Professional Nurse. Well-developed verbal and written English communication skills, the ability to work under pressure and willingness and ability to work extended hours as required are also needed. Previous experience in PHC within the mining industry, computer literacy (MS Office) and experience in TB management will be advantageous.

Duties and responsibilities include: • Primary health care duties and TB management • Attending to accidents and medical cases • Working shifts, including night shift • Performing administrative duties • Management of acute and chronically ill inpatients and outpatients.

Interested parties should submit a detailed Curriculum Vitae to e-mail: vuyani.jabuza@sibanyegold.co.za or fax: 086 520 2329, for attention: Recruitment.

Closing date: 16 March 2015

Sibanye Gold is committed to the achievement and maintenance of diversity and equity in employment.

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Shift Supervisor (Mining) 122 OFFICIAL NOTICE NOTICE IN TERMS OF REGULATION 363 DATES 22 MAY 2013, REGULATIONS RELATING TO THE MANAGEMENT OF HUMAN ERMAINS. I, PHILLIP PAKISO KHOARAI (full name and surname) with ID No: 5608235788085, intends to apply for a certificate of competence to be able to conduct the business of MANGAUNG FUNERAL SERVICES (funeral parlour, mortuary, crematorium) at 19 PAT MULAN STREET, HAMILTON, BLOEMFONTEIN (physical address).

Anybody who wishes to lodge an objection may do so in writing to the Manager, Municipal Health Services of the Mangaung Metro, within 21 days of date of publication of this notice. Contact details for lodging objectionsL The Manager, MHS, Mangaung Metro, 108 Nelson Mandela Drive, Bloemfontein.

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Glencore is one of the world’s largest global diversified natural resource companies. Our global network comprises more than 90 offices located in over 50 countries, plus we have over 150 mining and metallurgical sites, offshore oil production assets, farms and agricultural facilities.

We employ approximately 190 000 people and it’s these people that we value above all else. They are our greatest asset.

Our strategy is to maintain and build upon our position as a leading integrated producer and marketer of commodities worldwide.

Join us and let’s grow together.

Shift Supervisor (Mining) Mining, Helena Mine, Mpumalanga Ref. No. SB022015 Responsibilities: • Be responsible to the Mine Overseer for production targets • Comply with the Company’s HSEC system (essential) • Ensure implementation of management decisions, legal requirements and Company standards/ policies.

Requirements: • Medically fit for underground • Grade 12 • Valid Red Ticket • Blasting Certificate • Chrome mining experience would be a distinct advantage • Ability to function independently • Accurate and timeous completion of assignments (results-driven) • 3 years’ experience as a Shift Supervisor would be an advantage • Operational problem-solving and decision-making skills • Proven abilities to communicate effectively in English.

Send a comprehensive Curriculum Vitae, quoting the relevant reference number, to alloys.helenahr@glencore.co.za Closing date: 13 March 2015 Because the resources we value most are the people we employ.

www.humanjobs.co.za

Human Communications 116446

EXTERNAL ADVERT FREE STATE Persons interested in applying for the following posts should send their applications (CV, recently certified copies of qualifications and ID, including a signed Z83) quoting the relevant reference number to: Postal address: Attention: Human Capital Manager, Private Bag X20553, Bloemfontein 9300.

Hand delivery: 75 St Andrews Street, African Life Building, Bloemfontein 9301. Enquiries: Mr MA Mvala on 051 410 8409.

Closing date: 18 March 2015

DEPARTMENT CO-ORDINATOR: OFFICE OF THE GENERAL MANAGER: GRANTS ADMINISTRATION Salary: R227 802,00 – R268 338,00 p.a. exclusive of benefits.

Location: Free State Regional Office (Ref No: SSA FS 03/2015)

Candidates should hold a degree or national diploma plus 3-4 years' appropriate experience in office management and secretarial functions. Knowledge of Public Finance and Human Resources as well as sound understanding of government policies, legislative and governance processes. Previous interaction at a high level with government officials and departments will be an added advantage. Computer literacy is a pre-requisite.

The incumbent will be required to provide a complete office management, secretarial and administrative support function. Compile and collate finance reports. Manage projects (provide administrative support); Assist the General Manager in compiling presentations. Provide a procurement service and support the internal management process. Manage document flow and filing system NB: Preference will be given to African Female, African Male, White Female and People with disabilities respectively as at the time of appointment.

Important notes: Appointment will be subject to a compulsory pre-employment screening in the form of qualification, references, ITC and criminal checks. SASSA is an Employment Equity Employer and position/s will be filled in accordance to its Employment Equity Plan. It is the applicant's responsibility to have foreign qualifications evaluated by the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) prior to the selection process.

The Agency is under no obligation to fill a post after the advertisement thereof. Please note: All SASSA staff are subject to compulsory security vetting on appointment. No faxed or e-mailed applications will be accepted.

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EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY 4 MARCH 2015

LENOVA

We are open Mon to Fri 09:00 - 18:00 Contact: Alice: 076 391 4068 Solomon: 076 117 0899 alicez@lenovavonstruction.co.za www.lenovaconstruction.co.za

CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT

LENOVA

We are open Mon to Fri 09:00 - 18:00 Contact: Alice: 076 391 4068 Solomon: 076 117 0899 alicez@lenovavonstruction.co.za www.lenovaconstruction.co.za

CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT

HEIGHT IN HILLSIDE FORBES PARK IN WILD OLIVE! ELBERT(Opposite to Northridge Mall).

New development, hurry up! The price will go up from the 1st of March 2015.

SELLING PRICE START FROM R920 000.

Secured Complex 24-hour CCTV, Prepaid water and Electricity meter, Energy saving geyser DIFFERENT TYPES:

Another uniquely designed new development presented by Lenova Construction and Development 194 - 299m². Very spacious 4 or 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, free-standing double-storey houses in a secured, brand-new complex with only 14 units! The stands are spacious. Pre-paid water and electricity meters! Spacious pajama lounge on first floor! With an eye-level oven! A very big, enclosed braai area! Big, fully fenced garden! No transfer cost!

Single Storey Duets: 88m², 2 beds, 2 baths, kitchen, dining and lounge, carport or garage, fully fenced, private garden.

Free Standing Double Storey Houses: 170-191.2m², 3 beds, 3 baths, spacious kitchen, dining and lounge, carport or garage. Fully fenced garden.Wooden garage door with remote control and lots more.

SELLING PRICE: From R1 530 000 Secured Complex 24-hour CCTV, Prepaid water and Electricity meter, Energy saving geyser.

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Alice: 076 391 4068 alicez@lenovaconstruction.co.za

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LENOVA

Solomon: 076 117 0899 www.lenovaconstruction.co.za

We are open Mon – Fri 09:00 – 18:00!

Drive up along Dan Pienaar Rd, past Tempe, turn left onto Rayton Rd. Drive 2 km turn left, new development Lillyvale.

DELANO VIEW IN LILYVALE

CRESTONE HILLS IN LILYVALE

ON Show: Monday to Friday from: 9:00 to 18:00, Saturday from: 9:00 to 13:00.

ON Show: Monday to Friday from: 9:00 to 18:00, Saturday from: 9:00 to 13:00.

89 Free Standing Houses in a secure complex Prepaid water and electricity meters, High definition CCTV surveillance SELLING PRICE START FROM R1, 330, 000 (3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, double garage, with covered braai area).

HURRY UP DON’T HESITATE SECURE TO ENSURE YOU GET YOUR DREAM HOME!

Well-established very secure, brand new complex. With 24 Hour CCTV surveillance. Beautiful double- storey duplex, with 3 beds, 3 baths, Big kitchen, dining and lounge area, a double garage (182m²) SELLING PRICE: R1, 380, 000! HURRY UP (SOME UNITS TO LET)!

We have 6 different packages: 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 or 3 bathrooms, double garages, single or double storey.

Spectacular and stunning finishing. Stylishly designed cupboards in kitchen and all bedrooms, granite kitchen top, vanity cupboards in all bathrooms, wooden garage door with remote control. Most of the units have an extra parking inside the yard.

Fully fenced private garden with lawn.

We have different packages: 3 or 4 Bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, double garage, open plan kitchen, separate dining and lounge.

Stunning finishing: Granite kitchen top, gas fire place (for type B and C). Built-in Braai. Stylish designed cupboards in all bedrooms. Vanity cupboards in all bathrooms. Wooden garage door with remote control. Fully fenced private garden with lawn.

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SES NEW HOU R398000/R3900PM LES FOR SANO DEPOSIT REQUIRED T&C Apply

051 430 9190 | Tshitso | 078 341 4555 Sisi 071 740 1391 / Elisa 079 602 8871 Sunday School Building, Charlote Maxeke Street, Room 410

4 ½ room - 40m²

4-room, Phase 5: RDP 2 bedroom, kitchen, lounge. R170 000. Renovated.

Cash.

4-room, Rocklands: R250 000. Cash

6-room, Phahameng: R270 000. Eviction. Cash.

Bergman: R95 000 2 bedr, kitchen, lounge.

Site: Botshabelo (E). Big site. R75 000. Cash.

Phase 5: R160 000 2 bedr, kitchen, lounge.

Rocklands: R360 000 2 bedr, kitchen, lounge on the main bedroom.

8 rooms, Botshabelo (A): R200 000.

Negotiable. Cash.

2 rooms, Thaba-Nchu: Corner house, big yard.

R80 000. Cash.

Plot: Bloemspruit: 4 bedrooms, kitchen, storage, toilet with bath and shower, lounge and dining.

4 hectares. R470 000. Bond.

4-room, Freedom: 4 back rooms near the main road of Makaota, good for rental purposes.

R150 000. Cash.

Rocklands: R950 000 4 bedr, 4 toilets with bath, kitchen, lounge, dining, study room, carport for 2 cars and well fenced near main road.

Bloemside: R620 000 3 bedr, kitchen with bic, lounge, dining, toilet with bath and carport.

Peterswarts: R95 000 4 room house.

Rocklands: R250 000 cash 4 room house.

4-room, Botshabelo (N): 2 bedrooms, kitchen, lounge.

R60 000. Cash.

Rocklands: R 650 000 3 bedr, bath, toilet, kitchen, dining, lounge. Tavern at the back.

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WE HAVE A VARIETY OF PLANS & STANDS FOR YOU TO CHOOSE FROM. Apply online now at www.homecor.co.za to see if you qualify Phone: Ryno 076 813 8743 E-mail: homecor@hotmail.co.za www.homecor.co.za X1PU13TH-EX040315

“Today is the Day” NAVILSIG (SALOLUME COURT) 2 bedr, bath and toilet, lounge, kitchen, private garden. R500 000. Tisetso THABA NCHU 2 bedr, bathr and toilet, kitchen, lounge, well fenced. R285 000. Tisetso VISTA PARK 3 bedr, bathr and toilet, kitchen, lounge, dining.

Outside storeroom. Carport for 3 cars, driveway paved. Totally fenced, big yard.

R795 000. Tisetso BLOMANDA 3 bedr, main en suite, separate toilet and shower, kitchen with bic, lounge and dining open plan.

Single garage and carport.

R650 000. Tisetso HILLSIDE VIEW 3 bedr, bathr and toilet, lounge and kitchen, burglar bars. R460 000. Tisetso

Africander Cattle Centre Building 101, Office No 203, Deviliers Street Tel. 051 430 9730 E-mail: retikapro.dev@gmail.com

LILYVALE ESTATE Double storey house – 5 bedr (BIC) main ensuite with walk-in-closet, 3 full bathrooms, kitchen with (BIC, Scullery, Dishwasher connection), Office/Study room, Lounge, Dining, Tv room, 16 seater cinema, Braai area, garden. Double garage & parking for 3 cars. Building package price R3 340 000. Tisetso BLOEMSIDE 3 bedr with 2 bedr(BIC), kitchen, lounge, dining.

Carport for 3 cars. R652 000. Tisetso GRASSLAND 3 bedr (main with ensuite), bath + toilet, kitchen (BIC,stove+oven), Open-plan lounge & dining.

Big yard with a lot potential for future extension, well fenced. R760 000. Tisetso LYNCHFIELD Plot/Land – 1 Hector. R250 000 Cash. Tisetso HEIDEDAL 2 bedr, kitchen, lounge. Carport. R550 000. Peter

EDEN PARK BRANDFORT IN TOWN 3 bedr, master bedr with corner bath, shower, 4 bedr, bath+toilet, kitchen (BIC), lounge, dining. toilet and basin. All bedr with bic, bathr and toilet, Carport for 2 cars. Outbuilding (Flatlet with toilet). lounge, dining, kitchen with bic and washing R700 000. Peter machine connection, carport with face wall, garage with roll-up door, paved drive way.

GRASSLAND R927 000. Tisetso 3 bedr, bath + toilet, lounge, kitchen.

Well fenced. R595 000. Peter EDEN PARK (TUSCANY) 3bedr with bic, main with ensuite, bath+toilet, BOTSHABELO H3 open plan lounge & dining, kitchen with bic, single 3 Bedr (BIC) main with ensuite, bath + toilet, garage. R1050 000. Tisetso lounge, dining, kitchen (BIC). Single garage.

R400 000. Peter PELLISSIER TOWNHOUSE 3 bedr (BIC), Lounge, dining, Bath+shower+toilet, GRASSLAND drive through single garage. Lapa.

2 bedr, bath+toilet, lounge, kitchen (BIC). Carport.

R880 000. Tisetso Well fenced. R550 000. Peter

D) ERVE

ROCKLANDS 2 bedr, basin+bath, separate toilet, kitchen(BIC), Lounge, dining. Garage & carport.

R465 000. Tisetso

(RES

PENTAGON PARK 3 bedr duet, 2 full bathrooms, family room tiled with underfloor heating, dining, open-plan stunning built-in bar with bar counter. Double garage with BIC. Maid room.

R1460 000. Tisetso

BLOEMSIDE Face brick house – 2 bedr, dining, kitchen (BIC with stove), bath + toilet. Well fenced. Very beautiful house. R485 000. Peter BOTSHABELO J SECTION Tarven. R380 000 (Cash). Peter POLAR PARK 2 bedr, kitchen, dining, bath + toilet. Well fenced (Devil's fork)/ Burglar proofing.

R250 000. Raymond POLAR PARK 2 bedr, bath + toilet, lounge, kitchen.

R310 000. Raymond HAMILTON Commercial (Firm) with shop, office inside, kitchen, toilet. R1.7 million. Raymond Rocklands 3 bedr (main with ensuite), dining, lounge, study room, separate bath + toilet, kitchen (BIC).

Incomplete garage. R660 000. Raymond ROCKLANDS 2 bedr, bath+toilet, open-plan dining & lounge, kitchen (BIC). Double garage.

R600 000. Raymond PHASE 5 4 roomed house with backroom.

R90 000. Raymond HILLSIDE VIEW 2 bedr, bath+toilet, lounge, kitchen. Devil's fork fenced. R485 000. Raymond GRASSLAND 2 bedr, bath + toilet, loung, kitchen. Burglared.

R500 000. Raymond

ROODEWAL 4.2 Hectors – 5 bedr (BIC) main with ensuite, 3 bathrooms, 4 reception areas, entertainment area/tv room with huge patio. Kitchen (Scullery, built-in-gas stove & oven). Double garage. Paved driveway. ±1000m² Mini Warehouse.

R2.5 million. Peter

BOTSHABELO L-SECTION 4 roomed house. R50 000 (CASH) Negotiable.

Moekwa

THABA-NCHU 2 bedr, bath + toilet, kitchen, lounge.

R285 000. Peter

POLAR PARK 2 bedr, bath + toilet, lounge, kitchen.

R220 000. Sakie

BLOMANDA 2 bedr, bath + toilet, open-plan lounge + dining, kitchen. Well fenced. R540 000. Sakie

Tisetso 073 674 5443

Peter 073 973 3823

Raymond 073 211 0225

ED) V R E S E (R

FREEDOM Facebrick house - 3 bedr, bath+toilet, lounge, dining, kitchen. Caport for 2 cars. Outside toilet.

R350 000. Raymond

Sakie 072 164 3080 0712912152

Mike 078 603 4075

VISTA PARK Double storey, ground floor: Lounge and dining, very big kitchen with BIC, 2 bedr with BIC, bathroom, double garage with drive-through.

Upper floor: 2 bedr, master en suite, exit to the balcony and walk-in closet, study, with a potential for private lounge on the upper floor.

(Floor size: 251 m²) R1,5 million. Tisetso

LILLYVALE ESTATE Double Storey - Groundfloor - Tv room, lounge, kitchen, dining open-plan. Maid room with full bath. Double garage with paved driveway. Upper floor - Master bedr with walk-in-closet, full EDEN PARK (TUSCANY) bathroom, study room. Balcony.

3 bedr with BIC, master with laminated floors en R3 600 000. Tisetso suite, separate bathr and toilet, beautiful kitchen with BIC, stove, under-counter oven and HOB, BLOEMSIDE 2 open-plan dining and lounge, single garage, Beautiful family house to dream for - 4 spacious braai area, paved drive-way, devil's fork fenced. bedr(BIC), 2 bedr with ensuite, separate bath & R980 000. Tisetso toilet, beautiful kitchen, reception room, lounge, Thaba Nchu (Selosesha) dining. Double garage. Floor size 270m², Erf size 3 bedr, separate bathr and toilet, kitchen with 700m². R945 000. Tisetso BIC, open-plan lounge and dining, spacious room RYKMANSHOOGTE that can be converted to a private lounge, single 3 bedr, separate bath+toiet, kitchen, garage. Well fenced. R395 000. Tisetso lounge, dining, single garage. R650 000. Tisetso LOURIER PARK HILLSIDE VIEW 3 bedr with BIC, bathroom, toilet, kitchen and Face-brick house with 5 bedrooms, kitchen, lounge, burglar bars and fenced with devil's fork. dining, sitting-room, bathroom, main with en suite R550 000. Tisetso. and a drive-through garage. R690 000. Peter PHASE 2 HILLSIDE VIEW 3 bedr, main en-suite with BIC, lounge, dining, 4-bedroom house, main with en suite, separate big kitchen with BIC, bathroom and toilet with a bath plus toilet, lounge, dining-room, kitchen, big yard. R650 000. Mike single garage, well fenced. R580 000. Tisetso PHELINDABA 5 bedrooms, kitchen, lounge, dining, 2 bathrooms FREEDOM SQUARE (MAIN ROAD) with toilets inside, near main road with a big yard.

2 bedr, lounge, dining, kitchen.

R850 000. Mike R160 000 CASH. Tisetso HILLSIDE VIEW (MAIN ROAD) 2 bedr, bath+toilet, dining,kitchen. Tiled. Well fenced. R485 000. Raymond

ROCKLANDS TAVERN with 2-bedroom house, bathroom, kitchen and garage. R720 000. Mike

PHASE 5 ( NEXT TO MAIN ROAD) 2 bedr, dining, kitchen, bath+toilet. Outside toilet.

Tiled. Ceiling. Burglared.

R127 000 CASH. Raymond

BAYSWATER (BAYSVILLAGE) Offices for sale - 10 Unit - Floor size 330 m² Erf size 2000 m². R4 860 000. Tisetso

ROCKLANDS 4 roomed house with bath+toilet. Ceramic. Devil's fork. Carport. R300 000. Peter.

BATHO LOCATION Site 412 m². R190 000 CASH. Raymond

WOODLAND HILLS Exquisite Double Storey house - 4 bedr (BIC) main with walk-in-closet+ensuite (Air conditioner BOTSHABELO M SECTION + Underfloor heating), 4 bathrooms (full) ensuite 4-room house, 2 bedr, lounge, kitchen. with Jacuzzi bath, Kitchen (Oven, Scullery, R60 000. Sakie dishwasher & washing connection), Lounge (Fireplace), Family/tv room. Braai area. Bar. BOTSHABELO, N SECTION Swimming pool. 3 Garage. Outbuilding (Domestic 3-room house with outside toilet. R30 000. Peter room). R7 400 000. Tisetso X1PU32KW-EX040315

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EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY 4 MARCH 2015 Visit us now at our new address, Room 510, Forum Building, 20 Aliwal Street, Bloemfontein

Office number: 074 808 9187 / 063 171 7408 Telefax: 051 430 9896 E-mail: ordinancegt@hotmail.com

Sejake: R95 000 cash 2 room house in a main road, near tsoseletso school.

Mafora: R50 000 Open Site.

Fauna: R895 000 Rocklands: R170 000 cash 3 bedr, bathr, kitchen, dining.

8 room house, self built near Bergman: R70 000 Kenworth Spar.

4 room house.

Mafora: R90 000 Phase 6: R65 000 4 room house.

4 room house.

Peterswarts: R50 000 Open Stand.

Phase 3: R70 000 4 room house.

Freedom: R60 000 2 room house.

Mafora (Motshabi): R45 000 Open Stand.

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SPORT REUBEN THEBAKANG and Themba Shabalala of the Free State Stars in red and white are fighting for the ball with Kermit Eras­ mus of Orlando Pirates.

MOLEFI NTSEKI, head coach of the South African national u.17 team.

Stars hungry for victory } Tladi Moloi BETHLEHEM. – Free State Stars are yet to register a win in 2015. They will be hoping to claim their first victory today (04/03) against the on-form Orlando Pirates at the Charles Mopeli Stadium, Qwaqwa. Kick-off is at 19:30.

Ea Lla Koto have played three Absa Premier League and one Nedbank Cup game this year. The boys in red and white have failed to win any of these games.

They have drawn all games – this resulted in them being knocked out of the Nedbank Cup by Bidvest Wits on a penalty shootout.

Kinnah Phiri’s outfit come to this battle after playing to a goalless draw against Maritzburg United at the Harry Gwala Stadium on Saturday (28/02).

They are sitting 13th on the log, not far from the relegation zone. They have collected 21 points in 20 games and know better than anyone that the sooner they collect maximum points the better, or else they might find themselves fighting to ward off relegation like they did last season.

However, a game against Pirates will not be a walk in the park, as the Johannesburgbased outfit are still hoping to catch their

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Ntseki a ‘football master’ } Tladi Moloi

PHUTHADITJHABA. – Morena Ramorebudi, the African Warriors’ mentor, has a lot of praise for Molefi Ntseki, the national u.17 team head coach. He refers to him as the football master.

Ramorebudi said this while reflecting on the extraordinary achievement by Ntseki to guide the national u.17 team to the final of the 2015 CAF African Youth Championship, despite the South African boys giving away the title when they lost 0-2 to Mali in the final played at Niamey on Sunday (01/03).

“Some call him my mentor, but I call him the football master,” Ramorebudi said.

The duo worked together at Warriors as head coach and assistant coach from 2007 until 2009.

Ramorebudi said he was proud of Ntseki’s achievement.

“I am happy that our own Free State product has guided the team to the final and also qualified for the u.17 World Cup.” He said some people had never thought that Ntseki would reach the final with the team, but he did it against all odds.

“That coach is very humble and what makes him a good coach, is that he is always open to advice.

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UFS’s Shimlas remain unbeaten SHIMLAS, the University of the Free State’s (UFS) rugby team, went to the top of the FNB Varsity Cup standings with a gritty 21-16 victory over Maties in Bloemfontein on Monday (02/03).

The Free State side are the only team that remains unbeaten after four rounds of action, while Maties of the University of Stellenbosch (US) are still searching for their first win of the season.

Shimlas made the ideal start to the game as flyhalf Niel Marais touched down and then converted his own try to give them an early advantage.

Maties responded with a try of their own courtesy of prop John-Hubert Meyer, and the conversion from flyhalf Ernest Stapelberg saw the teams go into the first strategy break deadlocked at 8-8.

The home side took the lead back just after the break thanks to a try from skipper AJ Coertzen in the corner, and the touchline conversion from Marais put them 16-8 up.

However, it was not long before the scores were level again, as Maties scrumhalf Bjorn Bernardo collected his own chip kick to score, and the conversion from Stapelberg made it 16-16 at the half-time break.

The second half got off to a somewhat scrappy start, with both teams guilty of basic errors which robbed them of momentum and saw them go into the second strategy break with the scores still tied.

The hosts took the lead once again when replacement Daniel Maartens crossed for an unconverted try just after the break to give them a handy five-point lead heading into the final stages.

Shimlas suffered a late blow when flank Henco Venter was sent to the sin bin, but they held on to take the win and remain unbeaten.

The scorers: For Shimlas: Tries: Marais, Coertzen, Maartens; Conversions: Marais 2.

For Maties: Tries: Meyer, Bernardo; Conversions: Stapelberg 2.

Shimlas: 15 AJ Coertzen, 14 Vuyani Maqina, 13 Nico Lee, 12 Tertius Kruger, 11 Maphutha Dolo, 10 Niel Marais, 9 Mthokozisi Mkhabela, 8 Niell Jordaan, 7 Henco Venter, 6 Gerhard Olivier, 5 Niel Claassen, 4 Nicolaas Immelman, 3 Chase Morison, 2

TUSSLE: Zee Mkhabela (blue jersey) of the Shimlas battles for the ball with Beyers de Villiers of the Maties during their FNB Varsity Cup match at Shimla Park in Bloemfontein on Monday (02/03).

Photo: Mlungisi Louw Elandre Huggett, 1 Theuns Neuwoudt.

Replacements: 16 Marco Klopper, 17 Ox Nche, 18 Refuoe Rampete, 19 Daniel Maartens, 20 Renier Botha, 21 Stefan Janse van Rensburg, 22 JP Coetzee, 23 Dolph Botha.

Maties: 15 Craig Barry, 14 Jamie Joseph, 13 Christoff van Tonder, 12 Koos Loubser, 11 JP Lewis, 10 Ernest Stapel-

berg, 9 Bjorn Bernardo, 8 Derick Linde, 7 Justin Benn, 6 Beyers de Villiers, 5 Wilhelm van der Sluys (captain), 4 Ian Groenewald, 3 Abel de Klerk, 2 Neethling Gericke, 1 John Hubert Meyer.

Replacements: 16 Craig Corbett, 17 Migael Grobler, 18 Lourens Fick, 19 Kobus van Dyk, 20 Remu Malan, 21 Brandon Thomson, 22 Kyle Leibrandt, 23 Jacobus

On to next stage MY BALL: Ber­ nard Parker of Kaizer Chiefs is tackled by Town­ ship Rollers de­ fender Oteng Moswate during the two teams’ CAF Champions League second­ leg fixture at the National Stadi­ um in Gaborone, Botswana. The clash took place on Saturday (28/02). Amakho­ si won the match by 1­0, courtesy of Siyabonga Nkosi’s goal. The Glamour Boys now advance to the next stage with a 3­1 aggre­ gate score line.

Chiefs will face the Moroccan club Raja Casa­ blanca in the next stage of the competition.

Photo: Baagedi Setlhora

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On Monday (09/03) the Shimlas play the Madibaz in an away-game in Port Elizabeth at 18:30.

The Madibaz of the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University (NMMU) have lost three of their four matches thus far in the tournament.

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Tickets on the line TOYOTA, the Toyota Cheetahs’ title sponsor, is giving away a set of double tickets to lucky Express readers who want to attend the Vodacom Super Rugby match between the Toyota Cheetahs and the Bulls in the Free State Stadium in Bloemfontein on Saturday (07/03) at 17:05.

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ON TARGET: The Toyota Cheetahs’ flyhalf Joe Pietersen scored a last­minute penalty to help his side to a hard­fought victory over the Blues in Bloemfontein last Friday (27/02).

Photo: Steve Haag

Cheetahs want 3 in a row } Sidwell Guduka THE Toyota Cheetahs racked up a second successive Vodacom Super Rugby win by defeating the Auckland Blues by 25-24 in a tightly-contested affair in Bloemfontein last Friday (27/02).

One of the only two unbeaten teams after three rounds of the current rugby campaign, the Cheetahs know how significant it is to continue their winning streak when they clash with the Vodacom Bulls at the Free State Stadium this Saturday.

The much-anticipated match, which has all the ingredients of a humdinger, kicks off at 17:05.

“We are confident going into Saturday’s match, especially after winning our last two matches.

“We want to win the next game to consolidate out position on the log. As players we know we should win all our home games, that is non-negotiable,” Francois Uys, the Cheetahs captain, said.

“Matches between us and the Bulls are very competitive. But I think we’ll do well.

‘To win this match, we just need to be focused on the game. If we can win this one, it will lift us enough to even win three match­ es in a row.’ – Francois Uys To win this match, we just need to be focused on the game. If we can win this one, it will lift us enough to even win three matches in a row,” Uys added.

The Cheetahs are sitting second on the South African conference log with nine points after two matches.

They trail log leaders, the DHL Stormers, who have played three matches, by three points.

In a combined log – South African conference, New Zealand conference and Australian conference – the Cheetahs are placed fifth on the table.

Saturday’s fixture is going to be an emotional occasion for Adriaan Strauss,

Trevor Nyakane and Lappies Labuschagne.

The trio will be going to a place where they played for a couple of years before they joined the Bulls last year. Prior to their move to Pretoria, these gentlemen had worn the Cheetahs jersey with distinction. Strauss was even a captain for the Bloemfontein side.

So they will have to control their emotions and concentrate on what they can control.

But it is going to be difficult for them to face their former teammates.

The home side will rely heavily on Joe Pietersen, Cornal Hendricks, Boom Prinsloo and Sarel Pretorius for tries - while the visitors will pin their hopes on Francois Hougaard, Deon Stegmann, Pierre Spies and Jan Serfontein.

In a corresponding fixture between the sides last season, Naka Drotské’s men claimed their first ever victory over the Bulls when they won 15-9 in Bloemfontein on 22 February 2014.

But the Pretoria outfit registered a 26-21 victory over the Free Staters in an entertaining return match played at Loftus Versfelt on 2 May last year.

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