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Guess. It is slow, on the wrong side of the road, not very effective, not much money, overall dismall progress with little performance in a world that demands much more. This living social commentary, even art (friendly drivers and passengers et al), was noticed in Burgersfort on Wednesday this week. They were on their way to Manoke village after a bout of shopping ... Does it remind you of (deep breath), government, perhaps?
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Message to the youth - crime does not pay SAPS visits Lehlabile Secondary School The week kicked off with some crime be a disadvantage when applying for a job in awareness being spread in Alverton Village the future. She also encouraged them to on Monday, 1 September 2014. The SAPS respect their teachers and focus on their Tubatse Cluster commander Brigadier M.S studies in order to archive their goals in Ledwaba, Tubatse SAPS vispol commander future. Her message also encouraged Lt Col Malatji, Sector managers Warrant Officer N.J Mohlala and Sgt D.J Mosoma visited Lehlabile Secondary School to conduct the campaign. Brigadier Ledwaba addressed learners about crime related issues. She encouraged them to report all criminal activities to the police, especially cases that are happening at home. Learners were also told not to commit crime because criminal records will (Photographs & Information: Const. Jerial Movundlela)
learners to attend church and stay away from criminal activities.The school principal Mr M.P Morena appreciated all the effort done by the Police to come and address learners at the school. The purpose of these campaigns is to create a partnership and a good relationship between schools
and the police in the policing area. More campaigns will be conducted at other local schools. The main aim is to ensure that all schools in the area are linked to the Police. The next campaign will be conducted at Mashakwaneng Secondary School in Mafarafara Village on Friday 5 September.
Make road safety a priority in the province Nineteen people died while others sustained serious injuries on separate accidentsin the province over the past weekend. This has prompted the MEC for Department of Transport, Safety, Security and liaison Ms Mapula Mokaba to express her concern about the increasing number of deaths as a result of the road crashes on our roads. She is backing the call of the Sekhukhune District Mayor, Cllr. Mogobo David Magabe. Cllr. Magabe recently cautioned motorists in the district to follow the law and make safety on the roads a priority. These accidents occured near Mokgopong and at Malamulele. Speeding is suspected to
be one of the possible causes of many accidents in the province. As these accidents creates a grim picture on the roads of the province, MEC MokabaPhukwana called on all road users to obey all the rules of the road, exercise patience, refrain from driving at high speed as well as drinking and driving. She urged law enforcement officers to show no mercy to traffic law violators.“We cannot continue to bury people on our roads as a result of traffic law violators. We will also strengthen our road safety campaign. “Government welcomes partnerships that will assist in encouraging good behavior on the roads”. Mokaba said.
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Crime prevention patrol turns into something bigger Mrs Semaname Ellah Makhubedu (61) did not expect her world to change on Wednesday 27 August 2014. It however turned into a day of hope when Const. Ando Maake and Const. Sello Shai heard about her while they were doing regular crime prevention patrols in Leboeng. The police officers were visiting elderly people in the area to create awareness about safety and to warn them not become victims of crime on pension payout day. Some of the elders told the constables about Ms Makhubedu who is staying alone. She had a daily struggle for survival and often hand no food. The police officers visited Mrs. Makhubedu and during their visit realised that she qualifies for an old age grant. Mrs Makhubedu cannot read or write and never realised that she can apply for the grant. With the help of the local SASSA officials and the SAPS Mrs Makhubedu is now registered and her life
Const. Ando Maake, Mrs Semaname Ellah Makhubedu and Mr Bheki Zulu.
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will be made easier with the monthly grant money. Const. MA Sibatana said: “We ask the community to not leave elderly people without supervision as they are easy targets for criminals. We encourage them to report any crimes or abuse to us”. (Information & photographs: Const. MA Sibatana).
Mr Bheki Zulu, Mr Cedson Sekgobela, Const. Ando Maake, Mrs Selemaname Ellah Makhubedu, Miss Marion Phala, Miss Thoko Ngwenyama and Mr Thabo Motubatse.
Isaiah 35:2 “...it will burst into bloom; it will rejoice greatly and shout for joy. The glory of Lebanon will be given to it, the splendor of Carmel and Sharon; they will see the glory of the LORD, the splendor of our God”. (New International Version)
Submit your story that will move SA forward Heritage Month Celebrations September is Heritage Month and South Africans are invicted to join the celebrations with the theme: “Celebrating 20 Years of Democracy: Tell your story that moves South Africa forward”. The theme encourages South Africans to tell their stories as part of celebrating 20 years of democracy. South Africa is a country with a great story to tell, a story of struggle and victory and a commitment to work together to foster nation building and social cohesion. South Africans can create awareness abouth what it was like growing up in apartheid South Africa, what role they might have played in ensuring democratic change happened and their experience of South Africa today. Communities are encouraged to start dialogues and conversations and increase the national identity through building social cohesion. The Government Communication and Information Service is inviting everyone to tell their story. You can e-mail your story to electronic@gcis.gov.za You can share it on Facebook: http:// www.facebook.com/GovernmentZA or share it on Twitter @tellyourstoryZA
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Pannekoek en pret by NG Burgersfort se Kerkbasaar Die NG Kerk Burgersfort het verlede week Vrydag en Saterdag basaar gehou. Vrydagaand is die koue wind trotseer om ‘n veldfliek te kyk. Saterdag is lekker saam gekuier, tuisgebak, groente, vleis en ander items te koop aangebied. Die kerk bedank almal vir hul bydraes en ondersteuning.
Pannekoek was een van die groot trekpleisters van die oggend.
Die wit-olifant-tafel het baie aandag getrek.
Daar was meer as genoeg te doen vir die jongspan terwyl die grootmense in die teetuin gekuier het.
Tydens die veiling is daar wild opgeveil. Skyfskiet uitdagings was groot pret en om die honger te stil was daar ‘n verskeidenheid opsies.
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Mini-hokkie toernooi by Laerskool Ohrigstad Laerskool Ohrigstad het verlede week Donderdag ‘n mini-hokkie toernooi aangebied. Laerskool Mariepskop, Laerskool Lydenburg, Steelpoort Akademie en
Road works, patience required
Gone are the freshly painted lines. (Yes, all the street markings were repainted at the end of June 2014). Internal roads in Burgersfort will in the coming weeks be repaired and traffic congestion will be a problem. Motorists are requested to be patient while this is underway. This photograph was taken in Dirk Winterbach Street where a crossing was closed for repairs.
Rosa wins in Wild Weekend Savings competition Tubatse SUPERSPAR is still making shoppers winners in their Wild Weekend Savings lucky draw. Last weekend Ms Rosa Mkhonto was the lucky winner of a R500 shopping voucher. It was handed to her by Ms Lorraine Molapo from Spar. Customers can still enter the competition in store and stand a chance to win big in the coming draws. Customers can benefit from more than just great prices and friendly service, they can also win. Use your till slip to enter and you could be the next winner.
Laerskool Ohrigstad het teen mekaar meegeding. Dié jong spelers kry maar min die kans om ‘n wedstryd die speel en die dag het aan hulle die geleentheid gegee om hul vaardighede op te knap.
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Will a sugar tax reduce Thousands of South Africans are struggling with obesity and new research recommends that the South African government implement a 20% sugar tax on specifically sugar sweetened beverages. “It’s the responsibility of the government to protect the health of its population. One way of doing so is through nudging people to make healthier and more sustainable choices,” said researcher Mercy Manyema, lead author of the study done by the University of Witwatersrand. If government choose to implement such a tax it will not be the first country in the world to do so. Mexico implemented a sugar tax in January this year and by the end of February Coca-Cola reported a 5% drop in sales in that country. Countries introducing a tax on specifically sugared drinks have all experienced strong opposition from the companies producing the drinks. It is said that South Africans consume between 12 and 24 teaspoons of sugar a day and about a third of this comes from sugar sweetened beverages. One such a drink typically contains about eight teaspoons of sugar. “The cost of obesity and the complications caused by obesity-related diseases have a very serious financial impact on the family, caregivers and breadwinners,” study coauthor Karen Hofman said. Statistics show that the proportion of overweight women in South Africa increased from 58.7% in 1980 to 69.3% last year. The figure for men increased from 36.1% to 38.8%. Obesity can increase the risk of diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease and stroke. The study estimates that if a sugar tax of 20% is introduced for specifically sugar containing beverages, the energy intake of people usually consuming the drinks could drop with 36 kilojoules per day. This may result in up to 220 000 obese adults losing weight by simply cutting on the beverages they previously consumed. The Beverage Association of South Africa responded to the study by saying that a “discriminatory” tax was not an “effective measure because evidence shows consumers switch to different alternatives of the same or similar foods instead”. Platinum Gazette asked readers whether they think such a tax will assist in reducing obesity.
Mr Sulaiman Piri said: “SA is getting fat – look at our women! It will help the people to lose weight if they do this. Government will also get more money that they can spend on health care. Our clinics are very poor, if you go there to get help and medicine they almost never have medicine. Perhaps that tax money can buy us some medicine for the clinics”.
Regs: Me. Shilo Bronkhorst en Me. Bianca Bronkhorst sê: “Dit sal wees soos rook en drink. Die mense koop steeds sigarette en drank al word dit belas. Hulle sal bly koeldrank koop – dit bly ‘n bargain. Mense sal minder vleis vir die braai koop maar sal steeds koeldrank koop”.
Mr Winners Makofane said: “It will limit people in their purchases. If they know why it is being taxed they will perhaps also stay away from those products. I think it may just work a little bit”.
Mr Philemon Twala said: “People will stop drinking cold drinks if it is more expensive. I won’t buy it. It will help people to lose weight”.
Ms Dimakatso Mosoma and Mr Silas Mampuru said: “No, it’s not going to work, besides we are not fat. We are Africans! There should be more adverts for healthy diets and exercise. Go for overall healthy ways”.
Mr Musa Magagula said: “Losing weight is a commitment from inside the obese person. I don’t believe forcing something like this will have a positive effect. Educate people to live a healthy lifestyle”.
Mnr. Hendrick Coetzer sê: “Baie mense het suikersiekte. Dit is ‘n goeie plan wat sal maak dat die mense nie so baie koeldrank drink nie. Hulle moet eerder vrugte en groente eet”.
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Mr Collen Mohlo and Mr Kgaogelo Mpheti said: “It will work to implement a sugar tax. The shops must also be restricted to only sell brown sugar that is much healthier than white sugar. We won’t buy cold drinks if they put such a tax into practice”.
Mr SP Malatjie said: “It can work. No, I won’t buy it if it is more expensive. People will lose weight because of something like this”.
Mr Wilson Notyesi said: “I don’t think it will work to bring in a sugar tax. If the people want it, they’ll buy it. Here where we live it is too hot. Even I buy cold drinks every day and I won’t stop”.
Mr Emmanuel Komane and Mr Kgopane Mahlokwane said: “It won’t work. People will just buy it because they like the stuff. People have a habit of buying cold drinks. Our government will be totally unfair to try and prevent people from buying a product produced for our consumption. They must rather come with plan B to fight obesity. They must get people to exercise and check their diets. Yes, we can buy 20 cold drinks, but still control our own intake. They must rather avail facilities for people to safely exercise. There are plenty of people who would like to gym but they live off a grant and cannot afford it”.
Mr Thabo Mokwena said: “Very few people will stop drinking cold drinks. If it goes to R30 for a 2 litre people will perhaps stop because they won’t be able to afford it. It is not the sugar making the people fat – I eat sugar and I am slim”.
Mnr. Jandré Bezuidenhoudt sê: “Dit sal nie werk nie. Moedig mense eerder aan om in die algemeen gesond te eet en te oefen. Nee, dit sal my nie regtig keer om koeldrank te koop nie”.
Above: Mr Sarfraz Mohammed and Mr Arslan Umer said: “People will still buy it, even if it is expensive”.
Mr Rufus Moela said: “They must do something useful. It will not help to tax the cold drinks. It is not the sugar that is the problem. We lack minerals like calcium. It is our lifestyles that are the problem. As long as people earn money they’ll buy cold drinks”.
Links: Mnr Rikus Stoop en Me. Bianca Botha sê: “Dit is al klaar duur, maar die mense koop dit steeds. Die plan sal nie werk nie. Dis soos petrol, jy moet dit maar koop. As jy brandewyn koop moet jy Coke koop. Solank die een daar is, sal die ander ook gekoop word”.
Mr Jackson Tjatji said: “It will work. People who don’t work won’t be able to afford it. They will be saved from diseases like diabetes. Let’s support government in this if they decide to implement it”.
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‘More than a test drive’ General Motors South Africa is currently doing the rounds in the country, inviting prospective and existing clients as well as the media to fun days where they give all those who attend a chance to test drive vehicles in the company’s South African model line-up. Platinum Gazette attended such an event last week Thursday in Mbombela (Nelspruit) where attendees got the chance to take the cars of their choice from Opel and Chevrolet for a spin around the stadium, while instructors and other officials were at hand to answer their questions and to assist them with driving technique where necessary. The whole group also visited Alkmaar outside the city, where the Izuzu bakkies and Chevrolet Trailblazers where put through their 4 x 4 paces under the careful instruction of Isuzu Off-road Academy instructors. At the end of the day guests were treated to a spectacular stunt riding performance by Brendan Capper on his motorbike before everybody received a “More than a test drive” goodie bag for the road back home.
Nobody, but nobody was allowed to drive this left hand drive Camaro (aka the official drool of the day) muscle car. This local guest was not shy to model and show her delight in just looking at the thing ...
Opel Adam. Coming to our shores next year, has a neat party trick. It seeks a gap itself and then do the difficult parking thing by itself. You must get it out of the gap again. Called Advanced Park Assist. A real “Ag, moeder ma!” little car.
Right: Some of the cars on offer to drive. Limited space on the Opel OPCs though ...
Left shows the Opel Mokka. Sub compact SUV that will land in South Africa next year. At the bottom you have the Isuzu KB 300 Midnite. Lots of black in and out. A special edition with limited quantities (500), available from the end of September. This year.
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‘My brain says brake, brake brake... ....but the man says I must trust the vehicle. This is very difficult.” And it proved easy for many a novice on the 4 x 4 track at Alkmaar when they took the Isuzus and Trailblazers for a short drive. Adept instructors from the Isuzu Off-road Academy at Gerotek carefully guided drivers through each obstacle and bigger than big smiles could be seen after the event. Drivers not only learned more about the abilities of the vehicles they may whish to buy, but also more of themselves and to make more use of a better seating position, common sense and ther technology on offer.
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A world-class opportunity in Mining and Beneficiation The ASA Metals Smelter and its subsidiary, Dilokong Chrome Mine, are situated in the eastern limb of the Bushveld Ingneous Complex (BIC), where some 83% of the world’s chrome reserves are located. The key to our ongoing success has been continuous innovation and development. These endeavours include: • A chromium production mine • An ore beneficiation plant • Pelletising and sinter plant • Four 66 MVA production furnaces. These exciting developments have necessitated the employ of only the best the mining profession has to offer. Join us at our operation, close to the rapidly expanding town of Burgersfort in the Limpopo Province.
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Local runners at Mandela Marathon Local runners participated in the Mandela Day Marathon in Pietermaritzburg on 30 August 2014. The event had 10km, 21.1km and 42.2km categories. The race is hosted by the uMgungundlovu District Municipality and took place for the first time on 26 August 2012. The race grew massively from 500 runners in the first year to thousands entering for this year’s race. The area is famous for hosting large sporting events such as the Midmar Mile and Duzi. The local runners who participated in the race were:
Fresh legs made the winning difference Mooihoek Cansas City vs Tubatse Masters On Sunday 31 August the Tubatse Masters visited Mooihoek Cansas City in Driekop (Mooihoek) for a friendly soccer match. The hosts were dominating the ball possession in the first half, but failed to create some scoring opportunities. The Tubatse Masters team created some scoring opportunities, but the City goalkeeper denied them glory at the back of the net. In the second half the Masters introduced some fresh legs and started to dominate the game. Lucky Lubisi, Kaka Kgapane and Loui Matuludi all managed to score goals to help ensure that the final score will be in favour of Tubatse Masters. The game ended with the score at 3-2. (Photographs: Dominick Matuludi; Information: Jerial Movundlela). Tubatse Masters played in the black and yellow while Mooihoek Cansas City played in the green jerseys.
Lazarus Mogoane, Fanie Matshipa, Katlego Magabane, Ernest Mokoo, Gift Kelehe, Piter, Zane, Enos Madalane, Costi and Latudi Makofane. They all ran the 42 km race. Tshepo Marobane, Isaac Mkhabela and Isaac Phoku ran the 21km race. They are all Samancor Chrome Marathon Club runners. Next year’s race is scheduled for 30 August 2015 and runners can visit the race website for more information on www.mandelamarathon.com (Information & photographs: Tshepo Marobane).
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Tense game for Tubatse Masters and Tubatse Chrome
Tubatse Masters played in yellow and blue while Tubatse Chrome played in blue and white.
Tubatse Chrome’s soccer team hosted a friendly soccer match against Tubatse Masters. The game was played at Winterveld Recreation Club in Steelpoort on Wednesday, 3 September 2014. In the first half both teams crated scoring opportunities, but only Tubatse Masters managed to convert it inot goals. Lekgotla Motswiane scored for Tubatse Masters. The half time score was 1-0 for Tubatse Masters. In the second half both team came back with changes in their players and soon Tubatse Chrome’s Mahlatse Mashegoane leveled the score board to 1-1. Tomas Lubisi from Tubatse Masters helped his team to regain the lead when he scored from a long range outside the box. The lead was cancelled just a few minutes later when Tumelo Mashishi helped to bring the score to 2-2. Lucky Lubisi from Tubatse Masters got an opportunity in the last minutes of the match and scored the third and final goal to bring the Tubatse Masters to victory with 3-2. (Information & Photographs: Jerial Movundlela)
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