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Volume 03, 27 March 2014, Week 13
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Kwanele with crime
Kwanele (Enough) section in Katlehong is well known for service delivery protests and high crime rates reported in the area. In a recent incident that resulted in the murder of a male suspect aged between (25-30), the police were called by the residents and informed of a business robbery happening in the area. On arrival the police found the community chasing the four male suspects for robbing a tuck-shop. Three suspects managed to flee the scene and they made a chase of one suspect. The police stepped out of the vehicle and helped with the chase and when the suspect saw that the police were closer, he started shooting at the police. The police returned fire and shot the suspect while he was trying to jump the fence at Sakhile informal settlement. He fell on the toilet hole and the paramedics declared him dead. He is not yet identified and was found in possession of a 9mm pistol with some rounds of ammunition. An attempted murder case was opened against the deceased suspect. Captain Mega Ndobe, Communications officer of Katlehong police station, said,
house and business robbery and theft are still a challenge in the area. “The rape cases are decreasing in the area. We are appealing to the residents to report any criminal activities happening. They should also identify the strangers coming in their area to terrorise and rob them. The targets are people going and coming from work and we urge the victims to open cases so that perpetrators can be arrested,” said Captain Ndobe. One of the concerned residents, who wanted to remain anonymous said, “Service delivery protests are caused by the fact that we are not getting the services that are supposed to be rendered to us. Crime is caused by unemployment; a lot of youth are not working ending up indulging in drugs. This result in youth to be involved in criminal activities namely house breaking and robbery to buy drugs. The other challenge is that the councillor is not cutting the long grass along the bridge between Kwanele and Siluma were most of the criminal activities are happening.” Tebogo Maama, ward councillor for Kwanele section said, “House breaking, theft and
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The scene of the incident where the suspect was shot. substance drug abuse are a challenge. Unemployment cannot be an excuse for people to indulge in drugs and ending up committing crimes such as theft to sustain their drug habits. The municipality is arranging to install extra high mast lights in the area to help people walking at night. We also encourage the community to work with the police by reporting crime and some becoming patrollers.”
The gun and ammunition which were in possession of the deceased suspect.
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Charity Moyo, tame TIMES Kathorus Editor I tend to wonder how the weather keeps on changing, we are in summer but it feels like winter. I guess some people are enjoying it but we also miss the sunshine. This weekend we are hosting tame TIMES
cook out competition at Chris Hani mall on Saturday 29 March. People who are interested to participate in the competition should visit the mall on the day. The event starts at 9:00 am and ends at around 12:00 pm. There will be a lot of great prizes to be won and people should not miss this opportunity of showcasing their cooking skills. The schools are closing tomorrow; the learners and teachers are going for a break after a long tiresome term. We encourage the learners not to forget to study and have fun during the holidays. They should also partake in community activities such as joining the soccer clubs and registering for the Easter soccer tournament to be hosted by Eden Park Local Football Association. On our soccer page we have interesting news about six karate athletes to compete in Japan and Kathorus Rollerblades Club are also to compete in national championship. We have another story where children who are interested to swim are invited to Thokoza swimming pool for free lessons. Children should not miss this life time experience of learning how to swim. Enjoy reading our news articles. Cheers for now.
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Tisetso Training Development Company, in partnership with Tsohang Youth Project, hosted a business plan and entrepreneurship workshop at the Katlehong skills centre to empower local entrepreneurs in business. The workshop was attended by local and neighbouring township entrepreneurs. It was aimed at helping them in the development and understanding of business plans. Isaac Mavuso, Director of Tisetso Training Development Company and facilitator of the workshop said, “Most people don’t know about business plans, they think business is all about money. A business plan is a guiding plan for a vision of a business. Most of the business plans are done but they won’t work because they are done with the purpose of fundraising.” He said it helps to have a system such as a business plan in place as it guides the entrepreneur on their business idea, goals and vision. Mavuso urged entrepreneurs to develop their own business plans. “Normally entrepreneurs go to consultants to do business plans and they don’t even engage in it. Business people must develop a culture and sense of being an entrepreneur. It will then be easy for them to save and think as entrepreneurs. They have to bring ideas and move faster with their thoughts as business requires speed,” said Mavuso.
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Organisation seeks donations Charity Moyo
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Inkateko Community Organisation, based in Zonkizizwe zone 5, is appealing for donations of resources to assist in rendering their services to the community. The organisation is registered as a nonprofit organisation and caters for vulnerable children and orphans. It has a day care centre that cares for 27 children. It provides a soup kitchen twice a week at the two clinics in the area. The organisation also has a sports development, and arts and culture programmes for the community. The organisation is appealing for donations of prefab structures (Zozo), electrical installations, blankets, couches, food, kitchen equipment (such as a stove and fridge), computers, toys and food gardening seeds. Michael Lebotse, the Manager of Inkateko Community Organisation said, “We have one Zozo that we use as a class room and when it is raining the water leaks through. We end up moving the children to the container kitchen. The children are overcrowded in one Zozo; we have three classes being taught in one (Zozo) class.” Michael said there is no electricity on their premises and they can’t afford the necessary installations. “We are currently renting electricity from the neighbours for the soup kitchen and for cooking food for the children. It is a big challenge to operate a centre without electricity. The services that we render are
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Children of Sikhulasonke day care centre entertaining the crowd during the event launch.
Michael Lebotse, Eilina Phiri and Papi Mabote are the members of Inkateko Community Organisation outside the one zozo that is used as a classroom and asking for donations. extremely needed by the community due to the fact that poverty and unemployment is on the rise in the area”. Inkateko Community Organisation consists of 20 voluntary members from the community and those who are interested in helping with donations should contact them at 078 9595 120 / 074 420 9840.
The community members were dressed in unique cultural regalia representing their various cultures at the launch of the Sikhulasonke Home based care arts and culture project event held at DH Williams’s hall recently. The launch was part of the Sikhulasonke Home based care community project funded by the provincial department of Sports, Arts and Culture under the cultural affairs. Speaking to tame TIMES, Thembi Twala, Sikhulasonke Home based care, Project Manager said, “We are launching our first annual arts and culture project event to educate the community on the importance of knowing their roots. We encourage people not to forget where they come from despite
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HPV vaccinations launched in SA schools
Destitute learners recieve school shoes
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The Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) is one of the leading causes of cervical cancer among women in South Africa. There is still no real cure for cancer, but one can be vaccinated against the HPV and lower one’s risk of cervical cancer. The South African government has decided to take action against this escalating disease and launched an HPV vaccination campaign across South Africa on Wednesday 12 March. Health Minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi and the Deputy Minister of Basic Education Mr Enver Surty led the official launch at a national event that was held in the Free State last week. The campaign aims to give government primary school girls across South Africa access to the HPV vaccination, in order to lower their risk of developing cervical cancer later in life. According to Dr Ivan Campbell, General Practitioner at the Netcare Clinton Hospital, the HPV is a sexually transmitted disease. The virus forms warts and has many different strands, which makes it difficult to control. When a female is infected with the disease, it can form warts on the mouth of the womb (known as the cervix), where it stays and grows; eventually causing cervical cancer. Anti-viral medicine cannot kill the HPV and one will physically have to have the warts removed with laser treatments. Dr Campbell emphasises that with this virus, prevention is better than cure and he therefore urges parents to consider this vaccination. The vaccine
is more effective when one is not yet sexually active, but women in their twenties who are sexually active can ask for the vaccine, just to be safe. Regular pap smears can also help to identify mutating cervical cells caused by the HPV. The HPV vaccination campaign targets girls in grade 4 and there will be two occasions during the year when the Department of Health will give the vaccinations: the first injection will take place between March and April, and the second one will be given in September/October. Schools in each area are currently sending forms home for parents to give consent for the injections. Specific dates for Gauteng schools have not yet been confirmed. Unfortunately the Department is not yet able to offer this vaccine to all the schools and the campaign currently only targets secondary schools. However, parents whose children attend private schools can see their local doctor to get a prescription for the vaccine.
Tshabalala Primary School learners benefited from school shoes donation.
Lebo Mosolodi lebo.kathorus@tametimes.co.za The Methodist Church of Spruitview recently brought smiles to the faces of 20 impoverished learners from Tshabalala Primary School in Katlehong when they were given school shoes. The school Head of Department teacher Ngaka Mile requested the donation on behalf of the destitute learners. “One of our congregation members Ntokozo Ngakane volunteered to raise enough funds to purchase 20 pair of shoes for the learners valued between R3000-R3500. This initiative happened for the first time at our school and is aimed at helping the needy,” said Mile. Ngakani welcomed the opportunity to assist the needy learners from Tshabalala Primary School. She said the request came at the right time while she was wondering which school to help this year. Ngakani further requested a list of shoe sizes of the beneficiaries and later delivered shoes at
school. She is renowned for sponsoring the impoverished within Ekurhuleni. Speaking to tame TIMES, the school Principal Busisiwe Mndaweni expressed their gratitude on behalf of the school for the sponsorship. She said the donation came at a right time as various parts of the country are engulfed by rain lately. “Some of the learners came to school wearing torn shoes. We view this initiative as a morale booster and an eye opener about the harsh realities experienced by some of our learners daily. Prior to this initiative, we used to buy destitute learners’ school shoes at a large scale. However, we hope this newly formed partnership will not go unnoticed,” said Mndaweni. The 14-year-old Steven Mhlanga was excited that his name was amongst the school shoes initiative beneficiaries. “These new school shoes give me confidence to progress further with my studies and instrumental in building my self-esteem,” concluded Mhlanga.
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Youth urged to be self-determined Charity Moyo charity@tametimes.co.za Future Choolo, a 23 years-old from Moshoeshoe section in Katlehong is saying that the youth should be encouraged to spread their wings by seeking and inventing opportunities. “In most cases youth want to be spoon fed. We don’t want to go to school and get educated. We sit at home not seeking practical experience from the technical colleges that offers free bursaries. We blame the government and the society for our failures. The government don’t owe us anything, we have to work towards achieving our dreams and stop blaming others,” said Choolo. She said unemployment is a worldwide crisis; the youth should start small businesses such as spaza shops, salons and street vending. “We should start somewhere and as long as we have vision we can achieve whatever we want. Dreams are lived not dreamt,” she said. Choolo is currently studying a diploma in Financial Management at Ekurhuleni West College Kathorus Campus. Her short term dream is to become a Project Manager and long term is to become an entrepreneur and run a logistics and events company. “I like logistics because everybody needs transport, I will be able to sustain my
business. I am passionate about being an entrepreneur,” said Choolo. She advises youth to have a passion for money, to know who they are and where they are going. Choolo said it is not easy to prosper in life, it requires hard work commitment and passion. Choolo’s hobbies are socialising with friends, playing games and puzzles. She enjoys eating ethnic food such as samp and tripe.
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Drivers to manage time to avoid accidents
Zakhele warns people to manage their time and avoid being late for work.
Happy Khumalo happy@tametimes.co.za Future Choolo encourages youth to work hard to achieve their dreams.
Time is very important in every aspect of life. Zakhele Gumede from Zonkizizwe says timing is everything, especially to drivers, in that they should wake up early and prepare to go to work in time. He said most of the accidents are caused by speeding because someone will be late for work. Zakhele said time management is important to drivers and passengers. He added that passengers should also refrain from telling the drivers to speed up because they are late. What car do you drive? White, Polo classic 1.4 Model 1998. Why the colour white? It is a common colour and I call my car the white horse.
Tells us why you love your car? It is efficient on fuel consumption and has big boot space for my luggage when travelling. Any special features added on your car? Yes, I have put 17inch rims on, but everything else is still standard .Maybe in the near future I will also install a powerful sound system. Do you have traffic fines? Yes, for not wearing a seat belt. Is there any long distance you have travelled with your car? I have been from Johannesburg to Mpumalanga. What advice can you give to the new drivers? They should refrain from using cell phones while driving. They also need to learn to overtake while it is safe to do so and not to drink and drive.
Yeah Sho Serious single on the hit Charity Moyo charity@tametimes.co.za Yeah Sho Serious (YSS) hip pop group based in Spruitview have released and shot a video of their new hit single ‘Ungazosidelela’ at the Spruitview Bridge last weekend. The single features; Razor Da Kid and VO, local hip pop artists. According to Sakhile Dladla, the rapper and producer of the group, the new single is getting a good
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Tame TIMES Cook Out Competition
As the weather is not stable, it keeps on changing; sometimes it is cold and hot. People tend to drink a lot of coffee to warm their bodies and it has to be accompanied by scones. This fortnight in our cooking column, we are sharing with you a unique potato and bacon scones that can be served with coffee or juice.
Potato and Bacon Scones Recipe Ingredients: (Makes 12-16 scones) - 4 x 250 ml Cake Flour (500g) - 5 ml salt - 45 ml baking powder - 60g cold margarine, grated - 2 potatoes, peeled, cooked and mashed - 8 rashers of bacon, chopped - 1 large egg - 250 ml milk
Tame TIMES Kathorus newspapers will be hosting the inaugural tame TIMES Kathorus Cook Out competition event at Chris Hall mall on Saturday 29 March 2014. The event will start from 9:00am – 14:00 pm. The competition is for the community to showcase their cooking skills. Anyone who is interested in participating in the competition they should visit the mall on the day. The recipes to be cooked on the competition are some taken from our forth night Cooking with Charity column. There are a lot to great prizes to be won, don’t miss the great opportunity. For more information visit our website at www.tametimes.co.za \ Facebook Page: tame TIMES KTV \ Call our editorial team at 011 862 8500 \ 074 787 3166 \ 078 769 4542.
Method: - Preheat oven to 180degree Celsius and line one large baking tray with baking paper. - Sift the flour, salt and baking powder together. Rub in the margarine. - Add the potatoes, bacon, egg and milk to the flour. - Mix together to form dough. - Roll out gently to 2cm high, on a floured surface. Cut out with a medium-sized cookie cutter. - Reroll and press until all dough is used up. - Place on a greased baking tray and bake for 15-20min until well-risen and light brown. - Alternately you may use cheese, spinach, peppadews, spring-onions and/ or herbs.
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Learn to swim program benefit the masses Lebo Mosolodi
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Local youngsters are happy to be part of Learn to swim program. The Thokoza Swimming Pool introduced Learn to Swim Program since last year 8 October and the programme is making a difference at the grassroots. Chairman of Thokoza Aquatics Club Thomas Khumalo cited that they have more than 72 registered swimmers in their program in Thokoza. “We are hosting swimming lesson in Thokoza Swimming pool every Tuesday – Friday from 16:00-18:00. We are affiliating under Eastern Gauteng Aquatics. We have two local schools working with us namely Sitsing Primary School and Zimeleni Special School. Our ambition is to reach out to all schools across Thokoza so that all learners will be skilled with swimming skills,” said
Khumalo. Learn to Swim Program from Thokoza has two swimming instructors namely Thomas Khumalo and Lerato Qandi. Their objective is to nature and develops swimming talent of the township youngsters. “We want to see them competing with the best swimmers in the world. The more we have large number of young people registered with the program, the lesser we will experience any incidents of drowning in the township,” said Khumalo. Some of the star performers coming from Learn to Swim Program in Thokoza are Leon Chiloane, Thembi Nyatumba and Sifiso Molefe.
Easter tournament seeks local participants Charity Moyo charity@tametimes.co.za The Eden Park Local Football Association will be hosting its 4th Annual Easter tournament at the Eden Park Stadium from 18 to 21 April 2013. The association is inviting all soccer teams in Eden Park and neighbouring townships to participate. Sixteen teams will be allowed to participate and an affiliation fee of R 2000 per team must be paid at registration. The money will be used for paying the referees, player entrance and identification wristbands. The first prize of the tournament is R15 000, a trophy, 25 gold medals and a set of kit, the second prize is R7500 and 25 silver medals and the third prize is R3000 and 25 bronze medals. The entrance fee for the supporters to the stadium is R5 per person and R2 per scholar. The closing date for teams to register is 30 March 2014. For more information on the payment details and procedures please contact Hamilton Jacobs, Public Relations Officer of Eden Park Local Football Association at 083 601 5362 \ 082 714 1367 \ e-mail: Hamilton.jacobs808@gmail.com \ edebparklfa@gmail.com.