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Gogo (82) cheats death

Gogo Nozi Mogajane escaped death when her house caught fire recently. Inset: The Community of Zone 3 has vowed to help Mo gajane in her time of sorrow. The pen sioner’s house burned down recently.

Mduduzi Mathebula

SEBOKENG. – An 82-year-old pensioner Nozi Mogajane, and her grandchildren cheated death in Zone 3 on Friday when their house was engulfed by flames, apparently as a result of an electrical fault. The family was asleep when the violent fire erupted and destroyed almost everything in the house. The pensioner managed to escape the terror of the fire and her screams for help woke the neighbours. Her grandchildren, who were left behind in the house after she escaped the violent flames were helped and rushed to hospital where they were treated for smoke inhalation. The pensioner was treated for shock and hospitalised. Xoli Nosenga, neighbour and local music producer says they were obligated to help the old woman and

her children since the family lives on the old woman’s pension grant. “We formed a group of community members called Sidibene Sibambene Community Forum to help those in need. We decided to help the old woman, and renovate her house. What has happened to her is terrible,” says Nosenga. The forum promised to seek help for the old woman, since her belongings were all in ashes. Nosenga says there’s nothing left as everything was destroyed by the violent flames. “We thank God for all the neighbours’ help,” Nosenga says adding that since this month is dedicated to former President Nelson Mandela they will do everything in their power to see to it that the old lady’s house is restored. The family welcomes any form of support and help that can be provided.

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‘‘Reading Reading ffor or R edemption’ iinmates nmates Redemption’ cchange hange ttheir heir llives ives Mduduzi Mathebula

SEDIBENG. - Ex-inmates expressed their thoughts on Thursday at the Groenpunt Maximum Correctional Centre Hall during the ‘Reading for Redemption’ event that was hosted by Groenpunt Correctional Services. Upon opening, area commissioner Mandla Mkhwanazi said there are two kinds of people in prison: those who accept their crime and deal with the consequences and those who are just angry at life without looking for a solution to their problems. Reading for Redemption was introduced to Correctional Services about two to three years ago. Some inmates made use of the programme and soon showed signs of personal growth. The event was well organised, having numerous stakeholders speak to youth offenders who are serving long sentences. Under the theme ‘Youth moving South Africa forward’, guest speaker Billy Selekane, award-

winning public speaker and motivational guru, spoke about making a difference to your situation. He also referred to ‘two kinds of people in the world’ - those who make things happen and those who wait for things happen. Selekane emphasised that, to make it in life you should be willing to face change. Lunga Mthetho, an ex-offender, told the inmates that he decided to change so he could be a better person when he came out. Ex-offender and ever-controversial speaker Baba Kubheka (Soul Provider) says prisonlife is tough and it will be much tougher if an inmate comes out of prison without a plan to make a living.

Offenders educate the audience about the importance of reading during the ‘Reading for Redemption’ event. Photo:Nyakallo Shale.

Wanted suspects at large Mduduzi Mathebula

can be contacted on (016) 450 2523. MeanSEBOKENG. - The Vereeniging Police are while Sebokeng Police are looking for a witasking for the community’s help in solving ness of a robbery that took place at the Saul a robbery case that occurred in Fern Street, Tsotetsi Sports Centre. According to police spokesperson, Warrant Mzimkhulu MthimArconpark recently. It is said that the robbers are a group of khulu six men robbed three men at gun point. The suspects searched the victims for their five men and that they drive in a red 1400 bakkie. When they arrive at their victims’ belongings as this incident happened during place of residence they claim to have been the night and it was dark. “We are appealing to the witness to contact sent by the house-owner to come and fix the geyser. Once they are in the house they start the Sebokeng Police and help them to stop these culprits before they harm more people,” attacking the victims. Captain Fikile Funda, police spokesperson says Mthimkhulu. says the suspects tie the victims with wires and ransack the house. “They take appliances, jewellery and anything that they can lay their Police are looking for the help of this young hands on,” says Funman in connection with a robbery case that da. The investigating occurred in Sebokeng recently. officer in this case Lazarus Dithagiso ble Dichaba and Constable TherTHE BARRAGE. - The unregu- esia Machosa came across a suspilated influx of foreign nationals is cious-looking hitchhiker. They stopped and reflected in the hundreds of identi- immediately ty (ID) books obtained illegally in searched him. The man was carrythe country. ing a big black bag containing 12 Send to Madame Gloria, PO Box 38021, Pinelands, 7430. Hundreds of innocent people green South African ID books, Fax: 0866 152 472, or SMS 13551 plus your title, first find themselves blacklisted or le- and three gold and platinum bank name, surname, postal address & date of birth to 43133 or gally married to strangers. How- cards all belonging to different meet Madame Gloria at www.madame-gloria.co.za/org. ever not all foreigners are culprits, people, reports Sergeant Mosaid Sergeant Mofokatsane of The fokatsane. The suspect was appreSolve Your Financial Worries Today! Barrage Police Station. Police hended and charged with fraud. have a strong warning for the pub- Further investigations with the ❑ YES, I want to take advantage of the free help offered lic - be alert and on the lookout help of the Department of Home by Madame Gloria. It is clearly understood that this offer for illegal foreign nationals roam- Affairs found out that the suspect of help is absolutely free. Here are my answers ing the streets who form seeming- used his own photograph on seven (which I understand will be treated in confidence): ly unnecessary friendships with different identity documents, South African citizens. which have never been reported 1. Do you have financial problems? Y/N “Their aim is to obtain your lost or stolen. Police believe that How much money do you urgently need? R particulars, especially your ID this may only be the ‘bust’ of a Madame Gloria 2. Do you feel like you’re born under a bad star? Y/N book, either to use it in pursuit of tiny component in a far bigger, a marriage licence or to steal it,” syndicated operation. The suspect 3. Are there major problems in your love or family life? Y/N he said. Police were recently pa- appeared in the Vanderbijlpark 4. Do you feel as if bad luck is always coming your way? Y/N trolling the N1 near Sebokeng. Magistrates Court. Bail was opMy greatest wish Sergeant Daniel Khaile, Consta- posed by Warrant Officer GrobMy greatest worry bler. Grobbler put it to the court that the In return, Madame Gloria agrees to send me her famous TALISMAN of PROF KHAN / MAMA AYO suspect needed to reLUCK plus detailed study concerning me and my future. main in custody until Enemies Came To Confess to Me the investigation was After many years of unhappy marriage, living in pain everyday. Pastors were praying for me but no difference. Title: First Name complete. Colonel Tshabi Malebo, staAnother day I heard from Radio & in news papers that there is a Surname tion commander of professor, who helped my friend’s son, he was addicted to drugs, The Barrage, comAddress I started to attend to him, he checks by using water in a bowl and mended the men and mirror. women in blue for After only one week my enemies came to me to confess, is when I flying the police flag Postcode saw my husband’s girlfriend in the mirror. high. She also apDD / MM / YYYY (must be filled in) I can thank the professor by telling people about his good job. peals to members of Date of Birth the public to look afThank you Tel & Cell ter their documents to Health Problems - Financial Crisis or Bad Luck avoid tying the knot Email 13551 Cell: 071 783 6846 For an appointment with strangers.

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Police crack down on criminals

Lazarus Dithagiso

VANDERBIJLPARK. -Vanderbijlpark Police Station Commander Brigadier Sam Manala handed over certificates of appreciation to five of his members at his office recently. His main was on members working in the area of Becquerel Street commonly known as ‘Little Hilbrow’. “This is the area that gives me sleepless nights and need serious attention,” he said. The recent success and convictions made are a clear indication that the police are serious about combating crime. Two house-breaking suspects, Teboho France Komane (26) and Mjeremane John Dlamini (25), were arrested by Detective Warrant Officer Gerhard Vosloo. They were sentenced to 10 years for stealing jewellery and electrical equipment last year. Vanderbijlpark Police Tracing Team arrested a 25-year-old Nigerian male suspect in possession of drugs that included crystal

meth, rocks, ‘kat’, dagga, cell phones and cash to the value of R20 000 on June 28. Warrant Officer Kinnie Steyn said that in June alone about 1319 suspects were arrested for various crimes. Manala said the certificates should bolster the member’s morale and bring confidence to the public. He appreciated the manner inwhich his members crack down on criminals. “I am committed to resolving the issues around crime as per my mandate,” he says. On the issue of delayed cases at the Magistrates Court, Brigadier Manala appeals to the community to be patient. “Police will make sure perpetrators of crime receive what they deserve,” he concludes adding that he wishes to see more and more female SAPS members receiving certificates for the jobs well done. Should members of the public feel uncertain about investigations, they are welcome to contact Brig Manala on 082 411 5316.

Vanderbijlpark Station Commander Brigadier Sam Manala (second from right) presented certificates of appreciation to his members. From left are Constable Ashak Ramcharan, Detective Sergeant Tumelo Mokoena, Detective Warrant Officer Gerhard Voslooo, Briga dier Sam Manala and Lieutenant Colonel Willem Oosthuizen. Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso.

‘I want a house’ Sofia Mathole

SHARPEVILLE.- Rebecca Thinane (37) a mother of three children from Kessington in Sharpeville has been waiting for her RDP house since and is pleading with the authorities for help. Residents have been applying for RDP houses and put on waiting lists but some were never allocated houses. In 1998 Rebecca Thinane applied and in 2009 she filled out a subsidy and was told to go to the Department of Housing to check if her name appears on the Rebecca Thinane with her disabled daughter outside her shack that she lives in in Kessington. Photo: Sofia Mathole.

Minors found in battered BMW

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up in the car but rumour has it that they were SHARPEVILLE. - Two children, both aged playing the area and somehow managed to get four were discovered in a gold BMW parked into the car. It is alleged by the mothers that at a nearby house not far from where they live. the children went missing on Monday afterIt is believed that the children were playing noon. Once it was evident that the children and when they did not return home that after- were not coming back, they searched everynoon, their parents started to panic. They went where, but could not find them. The parents to the police to report the children missing the went to the police station where they opened same day. a missing persons case. The Sharpeville Police That night police started searching the and the Dog Unit took the initiative and Tshepiso Phase 2 neighbourhood, without any searched the whole community. Only when luck. The following day they resumed their police had reached the point where they were mission to find the children. After the third day going to search houses were the children found the kids were discovered in the gold BMW in the car. At the police’s discovery they found parked in the same neighbourhood where the the children cold, hungry and dehydrated. The children live. It is not clear how they ended children were taken to the Kopanong Hospital for medical attention. How the children ended up in a car displaying a ‘for sale’ tarpaulin that covered the vehicle remains unknown. Police spokesperson Captain Attie Leote says, “Parents should keep an eye on their children at all times and in the future avoid such incidents by working with the police.” It is suspected that the children managed to get into Community members and Sharpeville Police at the house where the car but were unathe two boys were found after two days. ble to get out again.

system. She has been doing that until recently when she was told that she cannot be found on the system. “I don’t understand why I have papers, but they say I’m not on the system. I am sad because I have always hoped I will get a house for my children, one of whom is disable,” she said. On Sunday community members held a meeting at George Thabe Stadium and were re-submitting their documents requesting houses. Lehlohonolo Meko, a community member from Tshepiso said, “We are planning on having a march on July 27 because there are houses, but we do not receive them, why is that?”

Accident in Frikkie Meyer Boulevard

Mduduzi Mathebula

VANDERBIJLPARK.Police have opened a case after an accident that occurred on Thursday evening in Vanderbijlpark at one of the robots in Frikkie Meyer Boulevard. Upon Sedibeng Ster’s arrival at the scene both drivers were in the state of shock and were barely aware of their surroundings. The police and traffic

department were deployed to the scene. Warrant Officer Kinnie Steyn, police spokesperson urges motorists to be careful on the road and obey the rules of the road. “There are no serious injuries reported, though both drivers were treated for shock. Both cars were severely damaged and police stabilised the situation at the scene,” says Steyn.

One of the cars that was involved in the accident in Vanderbijlpark. Inset: This is what the robot looked like after the accident in Frikkie Meyer Boulevard. Photo: Mdu duzi Mathebula.

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O ld ppeople eople hhave ave rrights ights ttoo oo Old Lazarus Dithagiso

BOIPATONG. - Age in Action is an advocacy group that upholds the rights and dignity of elderly people. They recently entertained and explained their rights to them. Age in Action is affiliated to the South African Council for the Aged. It comprises social workers doing advocacy and lobbying through community work, group work, research and case work. The institution is situated on the premises of Hands of Hope Home Based Care, corner of Frikkie Meyer Boulevard and Noble Road near Vesco, Vanderbijlpark industrial area. Gladys Mathipa, social auxiliary worker, Irene Mngandi, chief of social workers, Jeffrey Mokoena and Nolubalo Dlisani, Gauteng provincial director, organised the function hosted at the Boipatong Community Hall. The elderly were spoiled with fruit and soup. Dlisani said Age in Action is doing the community work in partnership with the Department of Social Development. The programme includes Elderly Abuse Awareness Day. The aim is to bring awareness to the community to protect the elderly against physical, sexual, emotional and/or

Age in Action recently organised a function for elderly people. It was held at the Boipatong Community Hall. Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso.

financial abuse. “It’s a challenge to make sure our parents are looked after,” says Dlisani.

Age in Action appeals to the community to work together to protect elderly people. It is

the responsibility of both stakeholders and the community to take care of them.

A good life for all ESA hosts career fair

VEREENIGING.- Community members have been offered a lifeline by the opening of Herbalife offices in Three Rivers recently. Speaking to Sedibeng Ster, Nazeer Ravat who is an independent distributor and manages the newly opened office, says that they have decided to open the office to help those in need as there is a high potential in the industry for people who are going to learn the basics of better nutrition,

a healthy active lifestyle, combined with a passion and drive to help others. “We are looking for hard working people who would want to better their life. We have an excellent training programme for people to earn part- or full time. The business opportunity is unrivalled and there is no cost to attend any of the training. If you have a dream, make it a reality. Work around your kids in the leisure of your home,” Ravat ends.

Some of the people who attended the recent ope ning of the office in Three Rivers.

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career fair with the view of raising awareness SEBOKENG.- Educate South Africa (ESA) and consciousness about the importance of celebrates Mandela Month in style by hosting education in developing South Africa. Anthe 4th annual ESA career fair. This year’s other reason is to also inspire learners to career fare takes place at the Mopholosi Sec- dream bigger when it comes to their future. “The aim is also to celebrate Tata Nelson ondary School, Lakeside on July 19, 2014. Learners in Grade 10 - 12 from 10 schools Mandela’s legacy as he believed that educain and around Evaton will enjoy presenta- tion is the key to success.” Malindi ends. For more information go to ‘Educate tions by professionals and tertiary institutions regarding different career paths availa- South Africa’ on Facebook or contact ESA ble for them to choose from in pursuit of terti- on 083 332 9439 or 084 5533 190. ary education. Educate South Africa is a non-profit organisation that advocates education actively and undertakes activities and projects that promote education. The organisation was started by a group of young people in 2011. One of the founders of ESA, Sipho Malindi says, “At the end of 2012, 20% of learners in Grade 10 dropped out, largely because of the lack of drive and direction toward a better future. Many of these learners have resorted to crime and drugs as a way to escape from their daily reality of being out of school. Those who do find jobs only do domestic and unskilled labour which holds them no future.” ESA will once again host their 4th annual Career Fare in order ESA is said to to expose school kids from Grade 1012 to the different fields of have organised this education in pursuit of a tertiary education.

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9R_Na\ @R_R_\ The ‘open season’ has begun, I shall forever wonder why is it that when our peole are not provided with ‘services’ they resort to violence. The past few weeks have seen the community members blocking roads when there is an electricy problem. I know that free speech is for everyone.

A nation of hooligans Young or old; anarchist or evangelical, these rights apply to you. It doesn’t matter whether you’re an SA citizen, whether you’re of voting age, or whether you speak English you have the right. Free-speech rights are for everybody. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise but it is wrong to over-exercise this right with the hope that everything will be rapidly resolved. Tell me, if you block the road because your electricity is off, who is going to fix it

while you are violent and have closed roads with burning tyres and rubbish? It’s not what you say—it’s the way that you say it. Your right to express your opinion is protected no matter what beliefs you hold. What matters is how you use that right. If you organise a protest that causes serious disruption, the government may not be able to intervene. Protesters often cite the lack of accountability of government officials, along with the absence

of public participation as factors that further aggravate their service delivery complaints. The elections held this year likely contribute to the frequency of community protests by providing residents no options for expressing their grievances. I mentioned recently that something needs to be done as we can not allow ourselves to become a nation of hooligans. Lerato....

Government commits to deliver top quality childcare services

Pinky Mofokeng

MEYERTON.- The Midvaal Local Municipality Social Services Department hosted an Early Childhood Development (ECD) summit in the Meyerton Town Hall recently. The aim of the facilitating dialogue was between the municipality, government agencies, the business sector and the community, in an effort to improve access to services for children. The workshop was recognised through the Social Services Department’s engagements with the practitioners, where they raised the fact that they require more information about compliance and registration processes. ECD programmes have become one of the most significant thrusts driven by the South African government in an attempt to nurture young children and provide them with much needed stimulation in preparation for entering grade 1. Through the combined efforts of Provincial and Local Government, the Hollard Foundation and other stakeholders. There are currently 33 ECD centres in Midvaal, as well as 69 “Day Mothers” who do not have formal

crèche facilities, but look after children in their homes. The summit was attended by ECD practitioners from the centres, as well as the Day Mothers. The programme included words of support from Midvaal politicians, and discussions around nutrition, health, statutory services and business enterprise amongst other topics. The Midvaal’s Social Service Department felt that there was very good participation from the attendees and many questions were asked about compliance matters and child wellbeing, as well as child safety, nutrition and psychosocial well being of children. Questions were directed to the Gauteng Department of Social Development concerning the registration process and financial reporting systems. The Municipality, and the provincial departments attending, committed themselves to continue delivering top quality childcare services to their communities and to make sure that the by- laws in the area are conducive to opening even more ECD centres.

The facilitating dialogue was between the municipality, government agencies, the busi ness sector and the community in an effort to improve access to services for children in the area.

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SEBOKENG. The Sedibeng Ster team visited the Lebohang Centre for children living with disabilities in Zone 10 Extension 1 last Friday. In an effort to connect with the community the team decided to visit the centre to see firsthand what their needs are. The centre caters for children with disabilities who are brought in, either by their families, Police, the Department of Health and the Social Development Department. The team found that there are indeed challenges faced by the centre and much more needs to be done, particularly when it comes to insulation on the centre, provision of stimulations programmes, helping with starting

a garden etc. Speaking to Sedibeng Ster the Centre’s Mr Mollo says, “We are in need of many things here and we urge business people and the community at large to come on board and help us out. Sedibeng Ster’s News Editor Lerato Serero says, “More and more people need to be involved in such projects. One would not have known about their struggles if we did not take the initiative to come in and see for ourselves as a community newspaper where we can help out.” The team brought with them fruits and snacks, promising to come back in the future, much to the delight of the young ones. If you would like to contribute anything to the centre please contact Sedibeng Ster on (016) 950 7000.

In joyful mood, one of the children puts on a Sedibeng Ster cap.

Sedibeng Ster intern Lerato Shale helps one of the children with his blanket.

The Sedibeng Ster team visited the Lebohang Center in Zone 10, Sebokeng on Friday.

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PS youth makes a difference

Pinky Mofokeng

EVATON.- Y-Curve Youth Club a group of young people from different backgrounds who are passionate about uplifting and giving back to the community, recently visited a children’s home in Palm Springs. The group based in Palm Springs realised that there were not many initiatives concerning development in the area. The main reason why they established the group is to help the community while trying to keep them off the streets, by creating community development initiatives, such as the soccer tournament which took place in April, and the Winter Drive that was recently held. They donated clothes

and blankets to the Khwiti-Yethu Children’s Home and helped with cleaning and preparing meals for them. “We planned a fun day packed with activities as we brought the kids a jumping castle to play on and also played games with them. It was a fulfilling act for all the Y-Curve Youth Club members,” says Zandile Ndongeni. The Children’s Home is based in Section D and is run by Grace Mahoma, who says, “My love for children led me to open the home for disadvantaged children in 2002 and started with only one child. Khwiti-Yethu Children’s Home is now home to twelve stay-in children and 10 more who come on a daily basis for meals.”

YCurve Youth Club recently visited the KhwitiYethu Children’s Home donated food and clothes and later helped with cleaning and preparing meals for the children. Photo: Pinky Mofokeng.

Jump-start your future

Moleboheng Chaha

EVATON. - The young girls belonging to the Song Foundation were recently told to ‘jumpstart’ their futures. This was when the foundation celebrated two years since its formation in

Ombudsman According to the editorial policy of Sedibeng Ster we invite readers to comment about the newspaper’s contents, and we correct significant errors as soon as possible. Please send information about correction of mistakes in the newspaper to the ombudsman of Media24’s Community Press, George Claassen, at ombudsman.media24@live. co.za, or call him on (021) 851 3232 or 083 543 2471. Readers can also complain about the contents to the South African Press Ombudsman, Mr Joe Thloloe. In that case, please phone (011) 788 4829 of 788 4837, send a fax to (011) 788 4990 or email to pressombudsman@ombudsman. org.za.

2012 at Qedilizwe Secondary School. Having realised that the best way to get a child out of poverty is through education. Poppy Pule, Jessica Simmonds, Katekani Hlaise, Lehlonolo Makhudu and Ntsiki Mkhize founded this non-profit organisation two years ago. It is aimed at empowering girl learners in high schools through mentorship and support in various life aspects and challenges.

Pule states that when the idea came, she contacted some of her friends who are currently part of the foundation. Pule says, “When we came to Qedilizwe Secondary School a few years ago we realised the kids were very closed off to the kind of opportunities that are out there. My idea was to empower girls by instilling a sense of belief that they can achieve anything they want to.” The foundation aids by sourcing additional reading material and learning resources needed to help learners with their school work and to prepare them to excel in their future careers. “At the moment we are only working with girls that attend school at Qedilizwe. We would like to invite girlchildren to join the organisation which has many programmes such as literacy, career days and motivational programmes. “The foundatiThe Song Foundation recently celebrated two years on is open to accomplished Vaal ciof instilling confidence and empowering young girls, tizens who will give their time to particularly those from poor backgrounds. Photo: mentor these young girls.” Pule Moleboheng Chaha. concludes.

Miss Face of Vaal Semi-Finals Miss Face of Vaal concluded its round of auditions with fifty finalists who will compete to be crowned Miss Face of Vaal and Miss Face of Vaal Junior 2014 on September 27. The event saw an unexpected large crowd as people ca me from all over to give their support to the young girls who were hoping to make it into the finals. The beautiful Karabo Makhoba had the crowd going wild as she walked the ramp at the Eva ton Mall recently.

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A football talent development programme was launched in the Fezile Dabi District at the Harry Gwala Sport Centre on Wednesday, 25 June 2014. This is the second leg of the partnership that impacts the local football associations of Fezile Dabi in the Free State and Gert Sibande in Mpumalanga. Sasol has been involved with the development of football for over 20 years; firstly with the National U/23 Football Team “Amaglug-glug”, and more recently with women’s football in Sasol Banyana Banyana and the women’s provincial football league, the Sasol League. The programme further cements Sasol’s commitment to the development of football in the country.

The 2014 Sasol Noordvaal Bondedag was held at the DP de Villiers Stadium in Sasolburg on Saturday, 28 June 2014. Ten of the 20 teams that are participating in the 2014 Craven week for high schools during July, were in action on the day. “Sasol is proud to sponsor the Bondedag as the sponsorship is in line with Sasol’s key priority to further sport aimed at local talent development,” says Sasol Senior Vice President, Sasolburg Operations, Louis Fourie. Programmes and sponsorships like these utilise the infrastructure that is upgraded and the sustainability enhanced through Sasol’s Ikusasa development projects in partnership with the Metsimaholo Local Municpality.

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Hear SA’s finest on Blues Breakers made famous by the band Free. The next track, Parchman Farm, is delivered by the blues legend, Albert Frost. This great album also features vocal sensation Gerald Clark, singing a soulful rendition of the Ray Charles song, Hallelujah. “The Ballistics”, previously known as Ballistic Blues, weigh in with a popular Stevie Ray Vaughan track, Mary had a little lamb. Ann Jangle delivers a spine thrilling performance of the Tom Waits song Jesus Gonna Be Here. 29 Ways, penned by Willie Dixon, played and sung by Wouter van de Venter is a highlight on the album. South African blues icons, The Blues Broers, pay justice to the popular classic, When My Baby Left Me.

SEDIBENG.- The SA Blues Breakers compilation album is one of the most comprehensive recordings of SA blues bands to date. It is a prestige project, showcasing the skills and expertise of some of SA’s finest blues players, all conveniently united on one album. The album offers a variety of blues and blues-rock hits. The listener is first introduced to the album by the strong vocals and classy guitar riffs of Natasha Meister through the iconic Robert Johnson song, “Cross Road Blues.” Picking up on the opening track, the Black Cat Bones blast through the furnace with their rendition of The Hunter, an Albert King song

Crimson House Blues passionately performs the feisty song Mojo Working. The legendary Piet Botha delivers a melancholic version of Cars Hiss By My Window a song by The Doors. Nick Forbes, a talented young musician blasts into the microphone with Kansas City. The polished voice of accomplished singer, Jesse Jordan, strokes the ear with Gimme one Reason, a composition by Tracy Chapman. Kevin Floyd expertly brings the Led Zeppelin penned, Since I’ve been loving you. The widely popular Boulevard Blues Band brought the Eric Clapton song Someday After a While superbly sung by Doctor John Mostert. Well known blues/rock trio Akkedis

slips the atmospheric, The Thrill is Gone into the mix. Rough ‘n tumble rockers, De Wallen, ends this listening experience with the wellknown Stevie Ray Vaughan song Pride and Joy. SA Blues Breakers is published by record label VH Music & Publishing and the album is distributed by Next Music and available nationwide and on iTunes. * One lucky reader will win this album in an easy competition. SMS the word BLUES, followed by the name of any song on the album and your own name and surname to 45516. SMS’s cost R1-50 and should reach us not later than Saturday at 12:00.

Gauteng’s most popular wine route celebrates its 11th year

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OCT 2014*

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Introduction to SAMTRAC® (Combined ASHEPP & Introduction to SAMTRAC®)

04-08 18-22

01-05 15-19

13-17 27-31

ITIS: Train-the-Trainer (US117870)

01-05

10+1 ISO 14001 Introduction

ISO 14001 Implementation

ISO 14001 Internal Auditor OHSAS 18001 Introduction

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OHSAS 18001 Implementation

OHSAS 18001 Internal Auditor

Safety for Supervisors Training Course

25-26

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SAMTRAC® (US244283) SAMTRAC® Bridging (US244283) SHE Representative NOSA Incident Investigation Level 3 (US120335) SHE Representative Functions (US259619 & US259622) First Aid - Level 1 (US119567) First Aid - Level 2 (US120496)

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VANDERBIJLPARK. – Gauteng’s most packages to choose from. There are also oppopular wine route, The Vaal River Meander tional extras to add to your experience such Wine Route will be held from July 12 to Au- as enjoying a cruising wine tasting luncheon gust 17 on every Saturday and Sunday and aboard a luxurious cruiser; special spa treatpublic holiday from midday to 18:00 at six- ments; special weekend breaks; meandering in a vintage car between the different wine teen different venues. The sixteen venues are so diverse and offer tasting venues; make a weekend of wine tastcontrasting experiences as do their wines ing aboard a house boat as you throw anchor with the single common thread of each pre- and moor at the different venues along the senting great South African Wines. There are Vaal River; spend the weekend at a lodge or 44 different wine estates represented hotel along the Vaal while you enjoy the wine and food pairthroughout the 16 differing; or combine ent venues with over 300 the experience different wines to indulge with a historical in. tour of SharpeEach venue has a miniville. mum of 8 wines and some Participants venues go up to 24 wines. this year are Each venue invites you to Eleven Cigar tastings of their wines at and Premium only R20.00 per venue per Lounge, High person. The Vaal River Stakes, Iketleng Wine Route has that speBring and cial something, so perhaps Braai, Liquor joining up with friends City Vanderbiand family and colleagues jlpark, Makro to make it a memorable Vaal, Midgroup outing should be corner Shisanconsidered. yama, Model You might select a venBottle Store, ue where you can enjoy elRiverside Sun oquently sipping wine at a Resort, Stoneclassy hotel in front of a haven-on-Vaal, roaring fireplace. What Sylviavale Hercould be better than saitage Museum, vouring wine as you The Shack, The cruise aboard a luxurious Shakespeare cruiser down MillionInn, The Wateraire’s Mile or wine tasting front Country at sunset on a boat house Visit theVaal Meander Wine Route. Lodge and overlooking the Vaal. This is also a great opportunity for companies to Spa, Vaal Monateng Café and Villa Verde. Wine lovers can visit their Facebook page entertain their clients or staff to well-priced wine tasting experiences. If you want to or- at https://www.facebook.com/VaalWineRganise a corporate or private group outing oute or follow them on Twitter at https://twitduring these six weeks there are a number of ter.com/vaalwineroute

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SEDIBENG.- The Intercessors Network Movement will host the mother of all prayer conferences, with people hailing from all nine provinces. The theme of the conference is ‘Uprooting and Planting’ based on (Jer 1:10). All servants of God and Intercessors are invited to attend a prayer conference for South Africa from July 25 - 26 at Saul Tsotetsi Sports Centre, Zone 14 Sebokeng. The prayer conference will take place from 8 am till 10pm on the two days. The speakers at the conference will include Bishop Vincent Jones, Prophetess Suzan Shomang and Apostle Nthako. The objectives of the prayer conference

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• PROJECT MANAGER – CIVIL ENGINEERING B.Eng / B.Tech Computer literacy: Civil Designer, MS Projects, MS Office

Working History: • 2 Years working experience (Minimum) • Kitchen, Bedroom and Bathroom Industry knowledge (Preferred)

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Salary R7000 – R10 000 (depending upon qualification/skills) Please e-mail your updated CV to office@compusoft.co.za. Application will close 25th of July, if you have not received a reply before closing date, your CV was not shortlisted.

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The Bakery Manager will be responsible for all activities in the department to ensure a well functioning department. Duties will inlcude: the production of bread, specialty breads and confectionary, hygiene in the department and planning of staff. He/she will have to do regular costing, work out GP’s and ensure that the best quality products are selling at the right margins and at the best price.

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Regular stock takes must be done after which a profit and loss report must be submitted. The Bakery Manager will report directly to the Director of the Company.

The successful candidate must have at least 8 years experience in a Bakery department of which 3 years must be in a Supervisory position. He/she must be detail-orientated and must have an eye for aesthetics. candidates who meet the above criteria can fax their cV to 086 624 7167

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Salary: R9 000-00 (Nine thousand rand) per month Please fax or e-mail your shortened CV to 086-513-4671 / infovaal@healthnicon.co.za Should you not hear from us, you were not successful

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The College is advertising for Permanent Posts LECTURING POSTS Head of Division (PL3) (x1) Senior Lecturing (PL2) (x3) Lecturer (PL1) (x15) and SUPPORT STAFF POSTS Senior Admin Clerk (x2) Chief Admin Clerk (x1) For more information, Please visit the College website www.sedcol.co.za Enquiries: MG Mothapo, Tel. (016) 422 6645 Closing date for applications: Friday, 08 August 2014 at 12:00

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Name and address of Agent: APS Town and Regional Planners P O Box 12311 LUMIER, 1905

NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 5(5) OF THE GAUTENG REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS ACT, 1996 (ACT 3 OF 1996) (H1290) I, Mr J Harmse, being the authorized agent, hereby gives notice in terms of section 5(5) of the GAUTENG REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS ACT, 1996, that I have applied to the Emfuleni Municipal Council for the removal of certain conditions in the Title Deed of Holding 98, Mantevrede which are situated on the corner of Vaal Drive and Main Road (K190), and the simultaneous amendment of the Vanderbijlpark Town Planning Scheme, 1987 from “Agricultural” to “Special” with an annexure for a guest house, art centre, shops, a restaurant, a medical centre and offices) All relevant documents relating to the application will be open for inspection during normal office hours at the office of the Strategic Manager: Development Planning, 1st Floor, Old Trust Bank building, corner of Pres. Kruger and Eric Louw Streets, Vanderbijlpark, for 28 days from 16 July 2014. Any person, who wishes to object to the application or submit representations in respect thereof, must lodge the same in writing to the Municipal Manager at the named address or to P.O. Box 3, Vanderbijlpark, 1900 from 16 July 2014. Address of the authorized agent: Mr. J Harmse, P.O. Box 1226, Vanderbijlpark, 1900. Cellular: 082 553 5535 A1UB575

All relevant documents relating to the application will be open for inspection during normal office hours at the office of the Strategic Manager: Land Use Management, First floor, Old Trust Bank Building, corner of President Kruger Street and Eric Louw Street, Vanderbijlpark, for 28 days from 16 July 2014 Any person, who wishes to object to the application or submit representations in respect thereof, must lodge the same in writing to the Municipal Manager at the named address or to P O Box 3, Vanderbijlpark 1900 or fax to (016) 950 5533 within 28 days from 16 July 2014. Address of the agent: Pace Plan Consultants, PO Box 60784 VAALPARK, 1948, Tel: 083 446 5872

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All relevant documents relating to the application will be open for inspection during normal office hours at the office of the Strategic Manager: Land Use Management, first floor, Old Trust Bank Building corner of President Kruger Street and Eric Louw Street, Vanderbijlpark, for 28 days from 16 July 2014. Any person, who wishes to object to the application or submit representations in respect thereof, must lodge the same in writing to the Municipal Manager at the named address or to P O Box 3, Vanderbijlpark 1900 or fax to (016) 950 55 33 within 28 days from 16 July 2014. Address of the agent: Pace Plan Consultants, P O Box 60784 VAALPARK, 1948. Tel: 083 446 5872

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All relevant documents relating to this Application will be open for inspection during normal office hours at the office of the said Local Authority, office of the Deputy Municipal Manager: Economic Development Planning (Land Use Management), 1st floor Development Planning Building, corner of President Kruger and Eric Louw Streets, Vanderbijlpark, from 9 July, 2014 until 6 August, 2014. Any person who wishes to object to this Application or submit representations in respect thereof, must lodge the same in writing to the said Local Authority at its address specified above or send it to P O Box 3, Vanderbijlpark, 1900. The objections or representations must reach the mentioned office on or before 6 August, 2014.

I, Mr. C F DE JAGER of PACE PLAN CONSULTANTS, being the authorized agent of the owner, hereby gives notice in terms of Section 56(1)(b)(ii) of the Town-Planning and Townships Ordinance (15 of 1986) that I have applied to the Emfuleni Municipal Council for the amendment of the Vereeniging Town Planning Scheme, 1992, in respect of a Portion of Nile drive Three Rivers, with the rezoning of a the Portion from “Public Road” to “Parking” and with the special consent of the local authority any other uses excluding noxious uses.

NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 5(5) OF THE GAUTENG REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS ACT, 1996 (ACT 3 OF 1996) VANDERBIJLPARK AMENDMENT SCHEME; HOLDING 119 MANTERVREDE I, Mr. C F DE JAGER of PACE PLAN CONSULTANTS, being the authorized agent of the owner, hereby gives notice in terms of Section 5(5) of the Gauteng Removal of Restrictions Act, 1996, that I have applied to the Emfuleni Municipal Council for the Removal of certain Restrictive Title Conditions as described in the Title Deed of Holding 119 Mantervrede Agricultural Holdings, which is situated on Abraham Street, Mantervrede, Vanderbijlpark and the simultaneous amendment of the Vanderbijlpark Town Planning Scheme, 1987, from “Agricultural” to “Residential 2” with an annexure to allow 5 (Five) additional dwelling units and with the special consent of the local authority, any other uses excluding noxious uses.

CONSENT IN TERM OF THE VANDERBIJLPARK TOWNPLANNING SCHEME 1987

I, MR D BUYS of ST ADMIN, being the authorized agent of the owner of Erf 107, S.E.1, Vanderbijlpark, hereby gives notice in terms of Sections 12 and 19 of the Vanderbijlpark Town Planning Scheme 1987, that the owner intends to apply to the Emfuleni Local Municipality for its consent to use the said property for the purposes of “Place of Instruction” for a creché.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN TERMS OF CLAUSE 18 OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED TOWN PLANNING SCHEME I THE UNDERSIGNED Veronica L. Flemmer INTEND APPLYING TO THE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY MEYERTON FOR CONSENT TO USE PORTION OF ERF 32 Bokmakierie Street Daleside AND THE EXISTING BUILDINGS THEREON FOR The establishment of a residential facility for children with disabilities THE LAND IS ZONED ‘’RESIDENTIAL” IN TERMS OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED TOWN PLAlNNING SCHEME PLANS AND/OR PARTICULARS RELATING TO THE APPLICATION MAY BE INSPECTED DURING OFFICE HOURS AT 32 Bokmakierie Street Daleside

Particulars of this application may be inspected during normal office hours at Erf 107, S.E.1, Vanderbijlpark or at the office of the the Strategic Manager: Land Use Management, First floor, Old Trust Bank Building, corner of President Kruger Street and Eric Louw Street, Vanderbijlpark, for 28 days from 16 July 2014.

ANY PERSON HAVING ANY OBJECTION TO THE APPROVAL OF THIS APPLICATION MUST LODGE SUCH OBJECTION lN WRITING WITH BOTH MUNIClPAL MANAGER. MIDVAAL LOCAL MUNICIPALITY, P.O. B0X 9, MEYERTON, 1960 AND THE UNDERSIGNED NOT LATER THAN 24.07.2014

Any person having any objection to the granting of this application or who wishes to make representations in regard thereto, shall lodge such objection or representation in writing, to the Strategic Manager: Development Planning, P O Box 3, Vanderbijlpark 1900, and the under-mentioned not later than 13 August 2014.

ADRESS:

Name: ST Admin (Agent) Address: P O Box 3477, VANDERBIJLPARK, 1900 Tel No: (082) 301 4020

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NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 5(5) OF THE GAUTENG REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS ACT, 1996 (ACT 3 OF 1996) AND THE VANDERBIJLPARK AMENDMENT SCHEME, 1987: ERVEN 1262 AND 1308 VANDERBIJLPARK SE 1 I, Mr. C F DE JAGER of PACE PLAN CONSULTANTS, being the authorized agent of the owner of Erven 1262 and 1308 Vanderbijlpark SE 1, hereby gives notice in terms of Section 5(5) of the Gauteng Removal of Restrictions Act, 1996, that I intend applying to the Emfuleni Municipal Council for the removal of certain restrictive conditions in the Title Deeds of Erf 1262 Vanderbijlpark SE 1, which is situated at 131 Piet Retief Blvd Vanderbijlpark SE 1 and the simultaneous amendment of the Vanderbijlpark Town Planning Scheme, 1987, with the rezoning of Erf 1262 from “Residential 1” to “Special” for a beauty salon, hair salon, health spa, offices a place of refreshment limited to a coffee shop and retail related to a beauty salon and health spa and the futher rezoning of Erf 1308 Vanderbijlpark SE 1 from “Special” for a beauty salon, hair salon, health spa and offices, to “Special” for a beauty salon, hair salon, health spa, offices a place of refreshment limited to a coffee shop and retail related to a beauty salon and health spa. All relevant documents relating to the application will be open for inspection during normal office hours at the office of the Strategic Manager: Land Use Management, first floor, Old Trust Bank Building, corner of President Kruger Street and Eric Louw Street, Vanderbijlpark, for 28 days from 16 July 2014. Any person, who wishes to object to the application or submit representations in respect thereof, must lodge the same in writing to the Municipal Manager at the named address or to P O Box 3, Vanderbijlpark, 1900 or fax to (016) 950 55 33 within 28 days from 16 July 2014. Address of the agent: Pace Plan Consultants, PO Box 60784 VAALPARK, 1948, Tel: 083 446 5872

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MIDVAAL LOCAL MUNICIPALITY WALKERVILLE TOWN PLANNING SCHEME 1994 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in terms of clause 20 of the above mentioned Town Planning scheme, I the undersigned DALTON YULE intend applying to the Midvaal Local Municipality, Meyerton for consent to use Erf/Holding/ Portion 163 (A PORTION) OF A PORTION 29 OF THE FARM FAROASFONTEIN and the existing/ proposed buildings thereon for the following purpose(s) PROPOSED SECOND DWELLING The land is zoned AGRICULTURAL in terms of the above mentioned town planning scheme. Plans and/or Particulars relating to the application may be inspected during office hours at the following address of the undersigned CORNER JUNIUS AND MITCHELL STREET MEYERTON 1961, any person having any objection to the approval of this application must lodge such objection in writing with both the Municipal Manger, Midvaal local Municipality, P.O. Box 9, Meyerton, 1960 and the undersigned not later than 5 AUGUSTUS 2014.

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NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 5(5) OF THE GAUTENG REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS ACT, 1996 (ACT 3 OF 1996) (H 1289) I, Mr J Harmse, being the authorized agent, hereby gives notice in terms of section 5(5) of the GAUTENG REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS ACT, 1996, that I have applied to the Emfuleni Municipal Council for the removal of certain conditions in the Title Deed of Holding 94 Mantervrede, which are situated on Main Road (K190) in Mantervrede and the simultaneous amendment of the Vanderbijlpark Town Planning Scheme, 1987 from “Agricultural” to “Residential 3”. All relevant documents relating to the application will be open for inspection during normal office hours at the office of the Strategic Manager: Development Planning, 1st Floor, Old Trust Bank building, corner of Pres. Kruger and Eric Louw Streets, Vanderbijlpark, for 28 days from 16 July 2014. Any person, who wishes to objectto the application or submit representations in respect thereof, must lodge the same in writing to the Municipal Manager at the named address or to P.O.Box 3, Vanderbijlpark, 1900 from 16 July 2014. Address of the authorized agent: Mr J Harmse, P.O.Box 1226, Vanderbijlpark, 1900. Cellular: 082 553 5535 A1UB5FQ

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Young women sweat it out Sofia Mathole

SEBOKENG. - Vaal Milano FC, a girls team from Sharpeville took part in a friendly head to head tournament with Young Girls FC, a team from Sebokeng on Friday at the Zone 7 Stadium. Montsheng Kola who is a former player in Bophe-

long Ladies and VUT teams formed this team in order to keep young girls off the streets. With the high rate of alcohol and drug abuse in townships, young girls need to be mentored and encouraged to follow a healthy lifestyle to ensure a brighter future. Kola realised that there were but a few girls in her community who were

participating in sports and she decided that she needed to do something about it. Kola said, “My goal for this team at the moment is to enter them into the Sasol Provincial League and to show these girls that they can amount to more than they ever thought they were capable of.”

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Neil Jansen Legends tournament held

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The players of the Vaal Milano and Young Girls who played in the friendly tournament. Photo: Sofia Mathole.

RUST-TER-VAAL. - The Simon “Bull” Lehoko Sports Foundation is to host a soccer tournament in honour of the late Neil Jansen. The event is scheduled to take place at the Rust-ter-Vaal Sports Complex in September. This good news was broken to Sedibeng Ster Sports by the foundation’s marketing and communication manager, Mojekisale Lehoko. Jansen died a tragic death in the field of play while playing in a game with other local legends like Moses Moloi and Geelbooi “Goma” Masango, to mention but a few. His funeral was attended by a veritable ‘who’s who’ in football and politics. The Rust-ter-Vaal Sports Complex will be named after Jansen for the role he played in the Rustter-Vaal community. Lehoko says they will not only honour Jansen, but other former Vaal professional players such as Geelboi Masango, Robinson “Koi Yoko” Seakamela, the late Meshack “Guna” Zwane, Ronny Joa and many others as well. He says that - as the foundation - they saw fit to acknowledge those former soccer professionals for the role they played in the development of football in this country. He says they will invite other soccer legends from as far afield as Johannesburg, Springs, Tembisa, Free State and other provinces, to come and celebrate this day with them. “These are the people who used to bring joy to many people’s lives while playing soccer at the highest level. We invite companies to come on board to make this day a success,” he concludes.

Local boxers to exchange blows Zacharia Nale

Sparks will fly when these youngsters exchange blows in the much anticipated Sedibeng Amateur Boxing Tournament to take place at Saul Tsotetsi Sports Center in Zone 14, Sebokeng this Saturday. Photo: Zacharia Nale.

SEBOKENG.- Local boxers will exchange punches when they compete in the Amateur Boxing Tournament scheduled to take place at Saul Tsotetsi Sports Center in Zone 14, Sebokeng on Saturday. This much anticipated tournament will be hosted by the Sedibeng Amateur Boxing Organisation in conjunction with Emfuleni Local Municipality. The event will see local boxers pitted against their counterparts from Soweto, Alexandra, Thembisa and other regions. Speaking to Sedibeng Ster Sports, the newly elected Sedibeng Amateur Boxing Organisation chairman Morena Tsotetsi says the tournament is the ongoing attempt to bring boxing back to the townships. He believes that this kind of tournament will help to revive the sport in this region. Some of the notable names that used to mesmerise local boxing fans include Carlton “Swing Carlie” Monnakagotla, Shamba Mthimkulu, “Tiger Follor” Shole Mokoena, Baby Lux Khambule, Aaron “AK 47” Kabi

and a host of others. “We will never give up until boxing gets a place of honour on our sports calendar and I’m positive that we will achieve our objective. This is one sport that used to bring Vaal people together in the past. I’m happy because for the past three months the response has been so positive and local boxing clubs are now active in their respective areas,” says Tsotetsi who was accompanied by the Emfuleni Sports Organiser Thanduxolo Madikizela. The two urges Sedibeng Zone 14 and surrounding communities to come in big numbers to support this initiative. Apart from development, Madikizela says the tournament also forms part of the Mandela Day celebration. The legendary Nelson Mandela was a boxer and was passionate about boxing.“As Emfuleni we would like to dedicate this tournament to our fallen hero Utata Madiba for his contribution in sports. The man deserves to be acknowledged for his selfless contribution in this country,” he concludes.

Developing football talent in Fezile Dabi District SASOLBURG. - Sasol, in partnership with the South African Football Association SAFA, officially launched a football talent development programme in the Fezile Dabi District at the Harry Gwala Sport Centre on Wednesday, June 25. This is the second leg of the partnership that impacts the local football associations of Fezile Dabi in the Free State and Gert Sibande in Mpumalanga. The first leg was launched on March 26 in Secunda. Sasol’s long standing support for South African football development in the country has inspired the company to become the first corporate sponsor of the South African Football

Association Development Agency (SDA). The main objective of SAFA’s vision 2022 Football Development Plan is to have all SAFA national teams ranked consistently in the top three in Africa and top twenty in the world. The plan has seven pillars to it. These include the development of a national playing philosophy, the training and licensing of coaches, the identification and nurturing of talent from the earliest age, as well as organisation of structured competition at a local football association level. “Sasol is excited about this initiative as it is an excellent example of our commitment to the communities in which we operate, in collaboration with other part-

ners such as SAFA-DA. Our approach to sustainable development, as the success of Sasol’s Ikusasa community and infrastructure development programme demonstrates, depends on building strong and mutually beneficial relationships. We are therefore proud to be working with the South African Football Association to contribute to the development of football in our region,” said Vusi Cwane, Vice President, Sasol Public and Regulatory Affairs, Sasolburg. The Sasol-SAFA Football Development Programme entails SAFA B and C licence certification of coaches, grassroots coaching and education programmes, training of coaches/ life-skills educators and referee de-

velopment. Provision is also made for staffing and operational costs, while growth and development of women’s football in the community will also be addressed. Sasol has been involved with the development of football for over 20 years; firstly with the National U/23 Football Team “Amaglug-glug”, and more recently with women’s football in Sasol - Banyana Banyana and the women’s provincial football league, the Sasol League. The Sasol-SAFA Football Development Programme further cements Sasol’s commitment to the development of football in the country.

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Sedibeng football is like a bus without wheels The failure of Vaal Milano FC to gain promotion to the Motsepe League is a clear indication of the poor standard of football in this region, in particular the Safa Sedibeng SAB League. Expectations were very high before the play-offs with many convinced that Vaal Milano will be pro-

moted to the Motsepe League. They made history to finish the league without being defeated in a single game, which is a record that PSL Clubs can only wish to achieve. However, their performance was misleading based on their low scores during the play-offs which came to an end over the weekend. Shooting From The Hip does not blame Vaal Milano. I blame the teams that they competed against in the SAB League in this region. Clearly Vaal Milano competed against themselves the entire season. How can one explain a team finishing a season without defeat? Where were the other teams? Now it makes sense that Vaal Milano failed to gain promotion to Motsepe League

because here at home they played against weak opponents. Shooting From The Hip knows many people will say that there is a lot of corruption when it comes to play-offs as far as bribery is concerned, but this is not an excuse. The only thing that is needed in this region is serious introspection. Yes, we can blame Vaal Milano FC for failing Sedibeng, but we are also to be blamed for the mediocrity the SAB League teams display in the field of play. Never in the world can a team win a league without a defeat! As much as Vaal Milano was strong, one way or the other they must be defeated. They went, saw, but failed to conquer. For the past five years this region has failed to produce even a second division team?

Then Shooting From The Hip has all the right to say our region’s football is stuck, big time. Football in this region is like a bus without wheels. Our football is in a serious crisis with the news that the teams want to write a letter to the Safa Sedibeng Regional Executive Committee stating their vote of no confidence. Shooting From The Hip has learned that some teams’ officials gathered over the weekend to discuss this issue. The truth is that there is no leadership in this region as far as football is concerned. The only people we have in this region are power mongers. Yes, I just said it!

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SHARPEVILLE.- All the roads will lead to the dusty grounds of James in Phelandaba, Sharpeville when local teams will battle it out for prize money in the much loved Makgotamishe Winter Tournament final, scheduled to take place on Sunday. The tournament publicist, King, promises fireworks in this year’s tournament finals.

The day’s programme will start at 09:00 with the u/12 finals, followed by the u/14 and u/18. There will also be a masters final to take place on the day. However, the main focus will be on the first teams in the afternoon at 16:00. The semi-finals are scheduled to take place on Saturday at the same venue to determine the teams to play in the final on

Sunday. “We also wait in anticipation for this year’s final because there are lots of incentives this time around in the form of prize money. We have improved our prizes this year and you can see the quality of football displayed by all the teams in the tournament,” concludes Radebe.

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SEDIBENG.- Once again Sedibeng will not be represented in the Motsepe League next season after Vaal Milano FC failed to gain promotion. This Sharpeville-based side represented Sedibeng at the Promotion Play-Offs that took place at the Nike Training Centre in Soweto over the weekend. Milano represented Sedibeng in the play-offs after they were crowned the Safa Sedibeng SAB League Champions at the end of the

2013/2014 season. Club director Junior Gusha was not happy with the way things turned out during the play-offs. Gusha says the treatment they received from the organisers was hostile. He says the fixtures were changed without notification. On Saturday, Gusha says they were supposed to play against Kaizer Chiefs at 10:00, but when they arrived at the venue they were told that the game kickoffs is at 12:00. “The truth is that we did not lose this game in the field of play, but off the field. Safa told

us that they sent the changed fixtures to Safa Sedibeng but the region never made us aware of change of fixtures. We looked like fools when we got there with Chiefs’ officials showing us the new fixtures. It was really hard to motivate these boys after spending two hours waiting for Chiefs because we arrived there early thinking that we will be playing at 10:00. I’m not bitter, but I feel Safa Sedibeng let us down for not informing us about fixture changes,” says Gusha. However, Gusha says his team

Nale winter schools soccer challenge

Abia Nale aims to plough back into his community with the tournament.

SEBOKENG.- Abia Nale Foundation in conjunction with Women 4 Women will host an U/12 tournament which will feature four primary schools. The tournament is scheduled to take place at Isak Steyl Stadium on July 27. This mouth-watering news was delivered to Sedibeng Ster Sport by Abia Nale, who is behind the initiative. Nale says the tournament is in memory of his late father Elia Nale, and will be known as the Elia Nale Winter Tournament. Nale (Abia) says the tournament is a great opportunity for young players around the Vaal especially primary schools to showcase their talent. He says that for the tournament they will select the best talent made up of 18 players that will represent Vaal against top development teams around Gauteng. Nale says they will involve other

stake holders such as Safa Sedibeng, Municipality, Department of Sports and Recreation and other stakeholders to make this project a success. “We will use this tournament as a platform to help underprivileged youth, especially girls and boys between the ages of five and seventeen to gain confidence. This tournament it is not only about playing soccer but we take pride in these youngsters’ education,” says Abia. Nale started his soccer career in the dusty streets of Sebokeng, playing for local amateur team, Burning Spears FC before he joined the Orlando Pirates development team at the age of 13. He made a name for himself while playing for the now relegated Golden Arrows FC. Nale is currently at Black Aces on loan from Kaizer Chiefs.

will bounce back and this time around they will come more prepared. He says his team has learned a lot from these games. Meanwhile, as the situation stands at the moment, three teams must be relegated to the lower division. The teams that were automatically relegated are Manyora and United Scientists FC after finishing position 15 and 16 respectively on the log. Sedibeng Ster Sports has learned that Sebokeng Ajax FC might be relegated since Vaal Milano FC failed to gain promotion.