tame TIMES Boksburg 3 November 2015

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BOKSBURG & BENONI

03 November 2015

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Benoni resident’s ‘CLEANING TO FEED’ project recognised by Absa

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A hard-working conservationist who tackles environmental issues in underprivileged communities, Jabulani Dlamini is only just getting started as he continues to search for ways to make a positive impact on the lives of his fellow South Africans. Dlamini, who lives in Benoni, cleans illegal dumping sites and converts them into communal food gardens. “I’m involved in projects in Orange Farm (Gauteng) and Kuruman (Northern Cape). The idea behind the communal gardens is to help ensure people never go to bed hungry,” said Dlamini, after returning home from a recent Springbok experience in England, courtesy of Absa. Since he returned from the trip, Dlamini has also been involved in a Cape Town-based programme called ‘New Economy Accelerator.’ “The project seeks to mainstream the blue economy and build a community of social entrepreneurs who are conscious

of addressing social imbalances, creating sustainable jobs, distributing wealth equally and contributing significantly to the reduction of our carbon footprint by addressing global warming and climate change,” he said. Dlamini was one of 13 people who won a recent trip to the UK, along with a partner, as part of Absa’s ‘What’s Your Greatest Game’ Springbok campaign, which called on all South Africans to play their greatest games by highlighting how they are positive agents for social change. “The London trip was the most amazing experience for me. I could never trade this experience for anything in my entire life,” he said. People still have a chance to win a Springbok experience, with a Bok player visiting a charity of their choice. They can enter the competition by going to www.mygreatestgame.co.za and sharing their stories. This stage of the competition closes on 31 October, 2015.

SECOND ROW LEFT: Jabulani during his trip to the UK

CARNIVAL CITY CELEBRATES

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REMEMBERING A LEADER OF SUBSTANCE: the delegation in Wattville

On 27 October the late Oliver Tambo would have turned 98, and his life as the leader of the then anti-apartheid movement was remembered in a wreathlaying ceremony at Tamboville cemetery in Wattville, Benoni. President Jacob Zuma, in his speech about the late Tambo, said that “he was the perfect leader.” He said that there was nothing too big or too small for Tambo to resolve. He described the former president of the ANC, who led the party for 22 years, making him the longest serving president of the party, as a man of vision, but also a very disciplined and articulate man. He told of the days during the fight against apartheid when Tambo would lock the leadership into a room for days to debate an issue, and when they walked out of that

session everyone understood and agreed on the way forward. Oliver Tambo was an exemplary leader, Zuma said, who never put himself above the cause. He said that Tambo served as acting president of the party for a few years after the death of Albert Luthuli, and the leadership, including those in prison at the time, decided that he should be appointed president, seeing that he had been acting for a long period already and had proven himself competent. But instead of accepting the role, Tambo debated on why he should not be given the role and why there could be better suited people for the position – he eventually went along with the decision, but in protest. It would seem that this calibre of leader is hard to find these days.

EMBRACING: President Zuma and Dali Tambo

The wreath-laying ceremony at Tamboville cemetery at the grave-site of Oliver Tambo and his wife Adelaide Tambo, was attended by President Jacob Zuma; Gauteng Premier David Makhura; Clr Mondli Gungubele, the Executive Mayor of Ekurhuleni; Dali Tambo

and his wife; Mrs Graca Machel, the late President Nelson Mandela’s widow; Veterans and Junior Councillors and other leaders and members of the surrounding Ekurhuleni communities.

True to Carnival City’s vibrant and colourful character, the complex’s 16th anniversary was marked with a carnival-like celebration complete with roaming jesters and stilt walkers, a mammoth cake, and entertainment on the main casino floor on Saturday, 24 October 2015. Visitors were invited to be part of the festivities and were treated to sparkling wine and cake. In this picture, the smiles say it all as Matthew Cook (Entertainment and Events Manager: Carnival City); Annemie Turk (General Manager: Carnival City) and Michelle Smith (Marketing Manager) toast to Carnival City’s bright future.

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