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This time of the year is always jam-packed with functions, events, braais and get-togethers. Apart from spending more time with family and friends, the last leg of the year is also a period of spending, although my bank account might not agree with me. The festive season is also my Adventure Time vibes at rAge
Letters are the opinion of readers and not necessarily that of tame TIMES or its staff. Send your letters to candace.king@tametimes.co.za. The Editor reserves the right to edit or omit letters. most cherished time of the year purely because there’s such a great vibe – even though it gets far busier and the end-of-year rush kicks in, I thrive on the energy during the last few months of the year. Over the past weekend I visited the annual rAge expo which took place at the Ticketpro Dome in North Riding. The video gaming, computer, technology and geek culture exhibition was a blast! It was great to see Smallville Comics exhibit at the expo – local power! The highlight of my life right now is the upcoming Little Dragon Johannesburg gig. I’m losing my mind right now with excitement and having thoughts of being the biggest groupie ever. Look out for a review on Little Dragon in next week’s issue.
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THE RISE OF HOMO NALEDI Letter by A Grateful Teacher I am the Life Sciences teacher for Grades 10 to 12 at a local school, and as part of the IEB curriculum the learners need to write essays on topical issues as a way of stimulating critical thinking. I read your article on ‘The rise of Homo naledi’ with great interest, and, because it portrays ‘both sides of the story,’ I feel that it would make an ideal reference source for
my learners to use for an essay on evolution.
EDITOR’S RESPONSE:
I’m glad that you enjoyed our exclusive feature on Homo naledi – it’s great to be able to receive a response from the community such as this. Be sure to check out part two in this week’s issue.
HOMO NALEDI – RISING STAR OR FALLING STAR? Letter by Cheyenne Jordaan This letter (‘Homo naledi – rising star or falling star?’ published in week 41 of the tame TIMES) is both passionate and interesting. It brings one to think about how we understand the new discoveries within our world. The discovery of the new species Homo naledi, if anything, has opened the door for fresh conversation; not only about the past or ideas of the missing link but fresh conversations about ourselves. It does lead to more questions but this is not a bad thing. Questions about history shape how we speak about ourselves in the present. It is important to be aware of this in order to keep progressing, to keep thinking and rethinking about ourselves both as
physical and as social beings. Homo naledi is not just a bunch of fossils found in a cave; Homo naledi is a space for reflection and where debate, theory and data meet. Homo naledi is a project that pushes our minds further still in understanding humanity through concepts such as burial. This is a fantastic opening for everyone to ponder about how we understand humanity in relation to the rest of time and space.
EDITOR’S RESPONSE:
Hi Cheyenne, I couldn’t agree with you more – the discussion around Homo naledi shouldn’t divide us but bring us together in the understanding of our planet, our past and who we are.
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I am in utter shock after what I’ve seen while driving through some of the streets in La Rochelle, Moffat View, South Hills, Regents Park and Elandspark – it is totally unacceptable for our residents to be treated the way they are by our government. The South African Constitution states that municipalities have the responsibility to make sure that all citizens are provided with services to satisfy their basic needs. Municipalities must make sure that people in their areas have at least the basic services they need. There are a large number of services that they provide, the most important of which are: water supply; sewerage services; refuse removal; electricity and gas supply; municipal health services; municipal roads and storm water drainage; street lighting and municipal parks and recreation. These services have a direct and immediate effect on the lives of the people in the community. For example, if the water that is provided is of a poor quality or refuse is not collected regularly, it will contribute to the creation of unhealthy and unsafe living environments.
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Poor services can also make it difficult to attract business or industry to an area and will limit job opportunities for residents. My plea to the ANC government is: “Please get your house in order and deliver to our people.” Our residents have enough to worry about, including being safe in the streets – it is just so unfair to them that they have to worry about lack of service delivery with respect to keeping our areas clean. On a daily basis residents have to take public transport when going to work; some of these residents will go to work when it is dark and return when it is dark. It is not safe for them to walk in our streets where for months on end street lights are not working. Our residents are feeling hopeless. Let us work together to restore hope where there is none and work towards bettering the lives of our residents.
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Adding to the plethora of problems is litter which I do feel is partly our own fault and not entirely that of the government – the onus is on the community to refrain from littering.
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“We need to teach people to dream and to hope because it’s only when members of society believe in something greater than the circumstances they find themselves in, that they become active citizens that achieve change.”
Adorned with a wreath of indigenous flowers encircling her head, international climate activist, social entrepreneur and food security advocate Catherine Constantinides posed with poise and purpose for her portrait shoot for photographer and filmmaker Adrian Steirn’s 21 ICONS South Africa series. Surrounded by the very ecosystem she fights to protect, Constantinides sat down with young South African photographer Gary Van Wyk to discuss what it means to be a climate activist, the power she believes that education can have to uplift society, and the vital role women must play in preserving our environment. Set on Llandudno Beach in Cape Town, the shoot formed part of the acclaimed short film series 21 ICONS – a project that uses photography, film and narrative to showcase the pivotal moments of South Africa’s nationbuilding journey through powerful people who inspire multitudes via their impact, integrity and influence. Constantinides was selected as one of 21 young iconic South Africans for season three of the series which focusses on the next generation of South African leaders, influencers and role models, and explores the lives of these creative and exceptional young people who are shaping our future. She was chosen due to her plethora of achievements including her involvement in the establishment of numerous community outreach projects aimed at preventing climate change, as well as starting initiatives that show the way forward for the next generation to aspire to be socially conscious and active citizens. Former Miss Earth, Executive Director of Lead SA and an Archbishop Tutu African Oxford Fellow, Constantinides featured as the fifth icon in 21 ICONS South Africa Season 3: The Future of a Nation on 04 October on SABC 3, revealing how her roots have always been firmly entrenched in a passion for the protection of our environment and the development of Africa. “If we don’t invest in looking after our natural heritage, our children and our grandchildren will suffer. We must protect the environment for the generations that we’ll never meet,” says Constantinides.
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As a passionate humanitarian who has worked throughout Africa and across the world championing human rights issues and empowering women, Constantinides ensures that the continent is included in global conversations regarding the development of Africa and improving the lives of the broader community. She has travelled across the world promoting sustainable community development, social entrepreneurship and food security through Generation Earth, of which she is the co-founder, an international youth leadership initiative that engages students and learners to discuss sustainable development, low carbon futures and resource management – specifically in Africa. She says, “I’m driven by a passion to empower women through the environment and conservation to take on larger roles in their communities. Those women are the pillars in our communities, they’re the women that stand up and understand that they are the pivotal change-makers.” As a budding social entrepreneur she started her own eventing, branding and marketing business at the age of 16 in order to create awareness for social and environmental issues in South Africa. She reflects on how she had her sights on becoming South Africa’s first female president. At the age of six she wrote numerous letters to President Nelson Mandela and after many months of writing received a series of responses from the desk of the President. She eventually met with Madiba and she indicates that her engagements with him had a major influence and impact on her life. “People will look at me and they’ll put me in a specific box. As we do. It’s human nature,” explains Constantinides. But don’t dare underestimate her: “I have never let my circumstances determine who I will become. The choices that I make will determine that.” On the future of South Africa, she comments, “We can each be a building block to the kind of South Africa we believe is possible if we all live as active citizens, every single day.” While meandering in between the boulders of Cape Town’s beautiful Llandudno beach, the climate activist marvels at the natural beauty that surrounds her. As the team sets up the shot, she stares out across the ocean and appears to briefly lose herself in its magnificence. “This,” she says quietly, “is why I do what I do.”
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HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY EVENT The Horticultural Society invites you to a talk by Bob Scholes on Mixed Media Art meets Science on Wednesday 14 October at 07:30pm at Roosevelt Recreation Centre. Visitors pay R30. Details: Roosevelt Recreation Centre, 73 Preller Drive, Roosevelt Park, 082 951 1432
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It’s that time again for the spectacular Gauteng Diwali Festival at Gold Reef City taking place on Saturday 31 October. Be part of the Diwali celebrations and enjoy live entertainment throughout this festive event, which will run from 09:30am until late. Taking place at the Apartheid Museum parking, activities on the day will include stalls showcasing various exotic foods, eastern clothing and more. A fireworks display will take place at 08:00pm and the Bhangra bash will kick off from 09:00pm. A complimentary park-and-ride service is available for your convenience from the Southdale Shopping Centre, starting from 05:00pm. Entry to the event is free of charge. Details: Gold Reef City, Corner Northern Parkway and Data Crescent, Ormonde, 011 248 5000, www.goldreefcity.co.za
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On Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 October a Family Festival will take place at Rietvlei Zoo Farm from 10:00am to 05:00pm. Hosted by I Love JHB South in partnership with tame TIMES, the festival will feature family fun and entertainment including a Baby, Mr and Miss JHB South beauty pageant; kids activities and Strong Man competition; food and craft market stalls, crime and safety demos; a fun 5km walk /run, as well as a motor expo. Sammy Seeff and Zak the Zoo Buddy will be there, so bring your picnic basket and enjoy the outdoors. Normal entrance fees apply – R30 for adults, R20 for kids and R10 for pensioners. Details: Rietvlei Zoo Farm, 101 Swartkoppies Road, R554, Alberton, 011 024 1512, info@ rietvleifarm. co.za, www. jhbsouth. co.za / www. rietvleifarm.co.za
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Various self defence workshops will take place in the South over the next several weeks. On Saturday 31 October, a workshop will take place in the Glenvista area. The venue will be confirmed shortly. On Saturday 14 November, another workshop will take place from 09:30am to 01:30pm at Dalmondeor Primary School. Contact Cindy Morujao on 082 444 6260 or cpfmondeorsapsarea@gmail.com. The workshops will cost R50 per person which will include a hotdog, colddrink and water. Details: Contact Michelle Pelser on 084 292 9144 for more information
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The Southern Suburbs Hindu Cultural Society will be hosting Navratri Garbas from Tuesday 13 October to Thursday 22 October. Running from 07:30pm to 10:00pm, the festival will take place at Winchester Ridge Primary School. Aarti and prasad is welcome. Details: Winchester Ridge Primary School, Estelle Avenue, Robertsham, 083 287 4760
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AMCARE Charity Golf Day The AMCARE Annual Charity Golf Day will take place on Thursday 15 October at Reading Country Club. AMCARE is a multi-purpose health and social development organisation servicing poor and vulnerable individuals in the Greater Alberton area of Ekurhuleni. Details: Reading Country Club, 40 Fore Street, New Redruth, Alberton, 082 337 5713 / 082 574 1611, info@marietjietame.co.za / hennievn@mweb.co.za, www.amcare.org.za
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On Saturday 24 October at 10:00am, the annual Lusito ladies brunch will take place at BCP /Lusito Banqueting Hall. Themed Ladies and Tiaras, the event will give guests a morning of mingling, brunching and fashion by Zita Contente Couture. It is priced R2 500 per table of 10 (R250 per person), and ladies are encouraged to dress in white and wear a tiara. All funds raised will go towards the Lusito Association for the Physically and Mentally Handicapped. Details: BCP / Lusito Banqueting Hall, 60 South Road, The Hill, 011 435 8583, events@ lusitoassociation. org.za, www. lusitoassociation.org.za
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SALE OF WORK Queenshaven Retirement Village in South Hills will host a Sale of Work on Saturday 31 October from 09:00am to 12 noon. If you’re looking for a special Christmas gift, you can find it among the handmade crafts, toys, gifts and novelties. There will also be a tea garden, plant stall, dog show as well as boerewors rolls, pancakes, cakes, books, clothing, knitted blankets and jerseys on sale. All are welcome. There will be safe parking. Details: Queenshaven Retirement Village, 64 Outspan Road, South Hills, 011 613 5927, hilary@ queenshaven.co.za, www.queenshaven. co.za
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SWIMMERS AIM FOR THE STARS In seven years’ time, Perfect Stroke Swimming Club is hoping to have some of its swimmers represent South Africa at the XXII Commonwealth Games in Durban. Only seven years ago, however, these same swimmers were racing at their first school inter-house galas, just hoping to make the school team. Erin Graham has won bronze at SA Level 3 Nationals and qualified
for Olympic Trials; Brad Gunther has won silver while representing Gauteng at the NTS Invitational Gala in the 1 500m freestyle, an event of which he took nearly a minute off at SA Level 3 Nationals; Sidney Coetzee has won the Victrix Ludorum at SACCSA; Leah White is a CGA Open Champs medallist and Trent Graham, Cade Moreira, Matthew Estment, Joshua Swanepoel and Thomas Woodhead are all SA Level 2 Regional medallists.
Booysens SAPS reports that for the week of 28 September to 04 October a total of 41 arrests were made. Assault common...........................................2 Assault grievous bodily harm........................5 Drunk driving...............................................10 Fraud.............................................................2 House-breaking and theft.............................2 Malicious injury to property...........................2 Interference in police duties..........................1 Possession of dagga....................................4 Possession of drugs......................................3 Possession of stolen cables.........................4 Possession of suspected stolen goods........1 Shoplifting....................................................1 Theft.............................................................3
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SWIMMING STARS: (Back row from left) Cade Moreira, Matthew Estment, Wesley Williams (Head Coach), Abi Williams (Coach), Brad Gunther, Joshua Swanepoel, (front row from left) Trent Graham, Sidney Coetzee, Erin Graham, Leah White, Thomas Woodhead
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MONDEOR SAPS SUCCESSES Three suspects aged between 23 and 30 years old were arrested for possession of an unlicenced firearm in Mondeor on 05 October. It is alleged that a Sector 2 Mondeor CPF member found the three occupants of a Hyundai Elantra pretending to look for a petrol station. The CPF member then contacted the sector manager Sergeant Algernon Smith, who arrested the suspects in Columbine Street in Mondeor.
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On Wednesday 30 September Johannesburg SPCA (JSPCA) inspectors were called to a stock theft case close to the Ennerdale area where they found 40 cattle kept in terrible conditions, with many of them not having been fed for days. The accused was arrested and the cattle that were positively identified were returned to their lawful owners. The remaining cattle are in a place of safety under police investigation. Animal cruelty charges in terms of the Animals Protection Act 71 of 1962 will also be laid against the accused. In particular, a cow and her calf, which the accused said were his, were found locked in an outside room, approximately four metres by two metres, and it is unclear
how long they had been confined there. The cow was in a dreadful state, needing urgent veterinary treatment. She and her calf were immediately transported to the JSPCA, where the organisation’s team of veterinarians treated her with various medications. The inspectors are also providing her with a specific diet, to help build and improve her physical condition. The calf is being bottlefed due to the cow not producing sufficient milk as a result of her condition. “When the cow and calf had settled in their stable, the calf rested its head on his mother’s neck, with such feeling in her eyes, she was almost comforting her mother, and pleading with her to get better,” says Jolene Beyleveld, PR Officer at JSPCA. “On Thursday morning she managed to stand with her calf and walk around the paddock for a short period of time. Her condition is stable, but she is nowhere near “out of the woods,” and is under frequent veterinary observation. We will continue to bottle-feed the calf every few hours until she is ready to eat solids,” she added.
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GLENVISTA HIGH GIVES BACK Glenvista High School has reached out to students in Delmas by donating calculators. “Every June and October I teach at Swartklip Secondary School in Delmas. After my teaching session in June I told my economics matric class that the Swartklip students are being taught maths, accounting and economics but don’t have calculators,” says Christa Volschenk, Glenvista High School Acting Deputy Principal: Academics. “Glenvista High student Tulsipriya Bhana then approached me and asked if she could address the school during the principal’s assembly where she asked the pupils to donate their old calculators. She also contacted a family member who donated 300-plus new scientific calculators,” added Volschenk. The calculators were handed out on Wednesday 07 October to pupils of five schools, including Swartklip Secondary School, Mafa Max Motloung Secondary School, Sundra Secondary School, Phaphamani Secondary School and Botleng Secondary School. About 100 pupils doing economics and 100 pupils doing physical science received calculators. “We will give the second-hand calculators to a school in Edenpark,” noted Volschenk.
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On Friday 02 October, youth came together to engage in global climate discussions at the annual Generation Earth Youth Summit which took place at the Sandton Convention Centre. This year’s summit is based on food security ahead of the critical climate change negotiations in Paris at COP21 taking place in December 2015. It allows for opportunities for critical discussions, open forum debate and interaction between leaders in the field of Water, Energy, Food Security, Green Cities, Waste Management and Climate Change. A total of 350 teenagers attended the summit to discuss food and agriculture and how South Africans can maintain a status of security without impacting negatively on the food, water, and energy nexus of the country. Now in its fourth year, Generation Earth is an international African founded youth platform of young green minds changing the way we live, learn and use the world’s resources. The organisation strives to educate and
empower children and the young people of Africa not only to be the change they seek in the world but to also be agents of change. At the summit several exhibitions of various organisations were made available to the youth, including Greenpeace, Acron Foundation, Earth Probiotics, PRASA, Feed-AChild Foundation, Build-A-Bottle, Fry’s Vegetarian and Meat Free Monday. “Generation Earth Councils have been started around the country by the youth and for the youth; and with over 87 councils established it cannot be done without the continued support from our venue and accommodation partner Tsogo Sun. Nedbank and the US Embassy have also set the foundation for us to reach young people of South Africa who are inspired to make change in their community a reality,” explains founder of Generation Earth and United Nations Youth Mentor and Ambassador, Ella Bella Constantinides. “Not only have they helped to enable us to host summits like this but also dialogue days, workshops, community clean -ups, school assemblies, green days at schools and universities where young people are being exposed to greener ways and behaviour,” she added.
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On Wednesday 07 October Johannesburg City Parks and Zoo celebrated the launch of National Invasive Species Week in Mondeor. The launch forms part of an ongoing annual campaign to fight and control invasive species in the city. Hosted at Bellefield Park, situated at the corner of Bellefield and Ormonde Drive, the launch involved the removal of alien invasive plants. Johannesburg City Parks and Zoo, in partnership with the Department of Environmental Affairs, the South African National Biodiversity Institute, Working for Water and the City of Johannesburg, initiated a multi-agency collaboration to eradicate, treat and remove invasive plant infestations. During the campaign, which ran from 05 to 09 October, the initiative was complemented with a replanting programme where possible to replace greenery that was removed. Invasive alien plants that rapidly spread outside their natural habitats adversely affect the environment in almost every ecosystem on earth and are one of the greatest threats to biodiversity. The problem continues to grow at great socio-economic, health and ecological cost within the City of Johannesburg. Invasive alien plants exacerbate poverty and threaten growth through their impact on agriculture, forestry, fisheries and natural systems which are an important basis of peoples’ source of revenue in South Africa. This damage is aggravated by climate change, pollution, habitat loss and human-induced disturbance. Johannesburg City Parks and Zoo Managing Director, Bulumko Nelana, appealed to residents and custodians of the environment in the City of Jo’burg, to “play their part in making Jo’burg a liveable city for future generations by working as a collective to protect the city’s rich biodiversity.”
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Ingold described with excitement the night when seasoned paleoanthropologist and Homo naledi lead scientist, Professor Lee Berger, went pale after seeing Naledi’s remains for the first time. “After a few naughty words and several beers, Lee was so taken aback that he couldn’t sleep that night. He had explored that area of Maropeng for some 20-odd years and the fossils were under his nose all this time,” says Ingold. Along with Hunter and Boshoff, Ingold is a member and one of the founders of the Speleological Exploration Club (SEC). Caving since 1954, the club boasts 40 members. Currently, Ingold is the club’s honorary secretary. For three weeks in November 2013, the fossils were carefully recovered from the cave and brought to the surface, with Ingold at the helm of safety and technical support during the expedition. “We knew we would bring out fossils of at least one individual – 15 individuals were discovered and there are likely a few more down there,” says Ingold. The retired mechanical engineer elaborated on how the 60-strong expedition was consumed by a buzz of elation, noting how the team watched the excavation live on CCTV footage in the control centre tent. “The atmosphere was electric throughout the entire expedition. We worked from around 05:00am till dark. If it wasn’t for Lee this all wouldn’t have been possible,” says Ingold. Ingold notes that after the initial expedition, some of the SEC members, including Hunter and fellow caver Steven Tucker, have now been taken on board to work more closely on the Homo naledi project. “Lee has employed Rick and Steven as exploration technicians.” Looking ahead, Ingold says that there are plenty more shocks to come in the Homo naledi story, with much more still to come out of Rising Star, as well as its neighbouring caves. Apart from finding and exploring new cave systems, Ingold says that the fossil find has been the high point of his career. But it doesn’t stop there, he adds. “I will carry on caving right till the end,” he says.
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SPORT HIGHLIGHT
POINTERS ON HOW TO STAY YOUNG 1.
Views on ageing by comedian and social commentator George Carlin: Throw out non-essential numbers. This includes age, weight and height. Let the doctors worry about them. That is why you pay them.
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Keep only cheerful friends. The grouches pull you down.
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Enjoy the simple things.
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Laugh often, loud and long. Laugh until you gasp for breath.
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Don’t take guilt trips. Take a trip to the mall, even to the next city; to a foreign country, but not to where the guilt is.
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Tell the people you love that you love them, at every opportunity.
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PINKING UP THE PACE FOR BREAST CANCER AWARENESS Ladies from all walks of life put on their pink and did their bit for National Breast Cancer Awareness Month at the annual Pick n Pay Women’s Walk. On Saturday 03 October at the FNB Stadium in Nasrec, women arrived in great numbers to take part in the fourth fun 5km walk in support of creating awareness around breast cancer. Since the walk’s inception, supporters from all over South Africa have turned out in their thousands to do their bit for this exceptional cause. The emphasis of the annual walk is based on the enjoyment of the event as well as the experience of the sense of ubuntu which is achieved when the community comes together in the name of doing something meaningful for others. Not limited to women, the walk was also open to men and children, allowing friends and family to join in and make a day of it. All proceeds of the walk go directly to breast cancer awareness organisation PinkDrive, which provides women around South Africa with breast cancer examinations and education. PinkDrive has a station at every walk where they offer free breast examinations, as well as the opportunity to talk to a representative about any breast-related matters. With the morning’s festivities hosted by South African actor Leroy Gopal, participants enjoyed the walk village, along with lucky draws which took place throughout the event. Adding to the positive vibe, the crowd was entertained by Idols SA’s singing sensation Lloyd Cele. Every participant who completed the course received a medal and a goodie bag full of products.
Letter by Freda Woodhouse Dear Gary, I read with interest your article on the South African coin, the “tickey” or three pence; it reminded me that I have a 1983 English one pound sterling with Queen Elizabeth’s head on one side and an inscription ‘Degus Et Tutamen’ around the edge. I would like to know what it means and whether the coin has any value. I am sure some of our readers will be able to help. Thank you so much, Gary, for the service you are rendering to the pensioners.
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