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Miss Earth’s semi-finalist extend a helping hand Charity Moyo
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Charity Moyo charity@tametimes.co.za Nqubela Primary School learners were thrilled by Miss Earth’s semi-finalist, Steffani Alexander, for selecting the school as the beneficiary for her greening project. Miss Earth’s semi-finalist in partnership with LG electronics and Positive Cycle donated garden tools, seedlings, trees, bushes, herbs, manure, fertilisers, and planted the trees and vegetables in the school garden. “Miss Earth is a leadership programme that is aimed at making a difference and is concerned with environmental issues. Vegetable gardens is one of my projects; it is sustainable and will help to feed the learners and the community. The trees are also going to help in terms of providing oxygen and shade for the learners,” said Alexander.
She added that they will continue to maintain and monitor the garden. Alexander emphasised the importance of greening the environment and urged the school to sustain the garden. Pinky Mbele, Principal of Nqubela Primary School said, “We are happy to be visited by Miss Earth’s semi-finalist while we were least expecting it. She has inspired the learners about the importance of taking care of the environment and they are interested in maintaining the garden. The food gardening is essential to the school as it supplements the feeding scheme. The trees also reduce global warming and are good for the environment.” Alutho Mdleleni, a learner at the school said, “We appreciate the help we received from Miss Earth’s semi-finalist. The garden gives us food and trees provide us with shelter. We will make sure that we maintain Miss Earth’s semi-finalist, Steffani Alexander, with the learners and educators of Nqubela Primary School are removing the weeds from the school garden.*Photo taken by Happy the garden.” Khumalo.
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Children’s charter to Open spaces to benefit be observed by all the community As the nation celebrates the Child Protection week from 1 -8 June, child abuse is still a major challenge facing the country. The following are some of children’s rights that should be acknowledged:
Section 28 of the Bill of Rights, entitled “Children”, says: 1. Every child has the right to a. a name and a nationality from birth; b. family care or parental care, or to appropriate alternative care when removed from the family environment; c. basic nutrition, shelter, basic health care services and social services; d. be protected from maltreatment, neglect, abuse or degradation; e. be protected from exploitative labour practices f. not be required or permitted to perform work or provide services that i.are inappropriate for a person of that child’s age; or ii. place at risk the child’s well-being, education, physical or mental health or spiritual, moral or social development; g. not be detained except as a measure of last resort, in which case, in addition to the rights a child enjoys under sections 12 and 35, the child may be detained only for the shortest appropriate period of time, and has the right to be i. kept separately from detained persons over the age of 18 years; and ii. is treated in a manner, and kept in conditions, that take account of the child’s age; h. have a legal practitioner assigned to the child by the state, and at state expense, in civil proceedings affecting the child, if substantial injustice would otherwise result; and i. not be used directly in armed conflict, and to be protected in times of armed conflict. 2. A child’s best interests are of paramount importance in every matter concerning the child. 3. In this section ‘child’ means a person under the age of 18 years.
Charity Moyo charity@tametimes.co.za The community of Palm Ridge extension 2 is using the open space in Nhlangano Street for food gardening in a bid to prevent rampant criminal incidents including illegal dumping, rape and robbery. Robert Pienaar, ward councillor said, “We have identified an open space and the community will utilise the land for now until the municipality has plans for it. We are planning to start a cultural village where by the traditional healers will utilise the land to plant herbs and practise craftsmanship. Some members of the community are already planting vegetables.” A group of about 12 community members consisting of youth and elderly are using the open space for ploughing purposes .Elliot Maseko, one of the local residents said, “I have planted vegetables, fruits trees, sugarcane and herbs. I am selling my produce to sustain a living. Ploughing is very important to alleviate poverty and keeps us active as elderly people.”
Elliot Maseko, a local resident and Robert Pienaar, ward councillor are showing off the vegetable produces from the open space.
Fashion exchange event a success Lebo Mosolodi lebo.kathorus@tametimes.co.za The Chris Hani Crossing Mall hosted a Fashion Exchange event recently in their bid to assert that they are a one stop centre for fashion and latest fashion trends in Kathorus. Speaking to the mall marketing manager, Lebo Matlala, “shoppers had the opportunity
This was a busy fortnight with many activities happening around the country. The nation witnessed the inauguration of his excellence President Jacob Zuma for the second Charity Moyo term in office as the president of the country. He also elected his cabinet ministers of which some were welcomed and others criticised by many, but what matters is that are they going to deliver the required services to country. tame TIMES would like to congratulate Mzwandile Masina, former African National Congress Youth League President, originally from Nhlapho section in Katlehong on being appointed as the Deputy Minister of Trade and Industry. Let’s hope he won’t forget where he comes from and the people who made him to what he is today. As the nation celebrates the child protection week from 1-8 June we are praying for the children who are abducted in Nigeria to be released. We have also published some of the children’s rights and the tips on how the parents can take care of their children. In our sports section, there is Chris Jese who is appealing for funds to help him in participating in the comrade’s marathon. For more entertaining news stories continue reading your favourite newspaper every fortnight. Cheers for now.
to exchange clothes amongst themselves. It was the first time that we hosted such a great event in our mall. We had more than 100 entries but only allowed 65 participants. There were several shops in the mall which took part in the event,” said Matlala. The event managed to help in promoting mall’s lifestyle trading hours, products and services.
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Elderly taught to live healthy lifestyle Charity Moyo charity@tametimes.co.za Elderly were encouraged to eat balanced diet meals and exercise regularly for healthy lifestyle at the Vuka Health and Wellness campaign held at Thokoza Auditorium recently. The event was hosted by Ekurhuleni health and social department. Senior citizens came in numbers to attend the event; the hall was packed with approximately 700 people. There were different experts from health, social Nontembiso Vakalisa, Chief professional nurse from development and Ekurhuleni Moleleki Clinic in Katlehong is examining Merica BaMetro Police, educating the duza with Angie Nhambi (behind), Manager of Acute senior citizens about their rights and Chronic diseases at Ekurhuleni Health and Social and responsibilities of living Development during the Vuka Health and Wellness healthy. Senior citizens took part campaign held at Thokoza Auditorium. in aerobics and exercise in a bid and exercise. We are also encouraging them to keep them active. They were to have food gardening so that they can also tested for sugar, high blood levels and produce and eat fresh vegetables and fruits diabetics. that are good for health. The elderly were Tinyiko Molefe, government communications also advised to be part of support groups so officer said, “We are teaching the senior that they can discuss their challenges with citizens the importance of taking care of their peers.” themselves healthy wise. We taught them to Merica Baduza, one of the elderly who eat healthy and refrain from eating food with attended the event said, “They have taught high levels of salt and fat to avoid diseases us how to take the treatments and that we including obesity and high blood pressure.” have to exercise regularly to stay healthy Angie Nhambi, Manager of Acute and and fit. We were also warned to refrain Chronic diseases at Ekurhuleni Health and from smoking as it causes cancer and sinus. Social Development said, “We are educating They also urged us to share what we have people who are suffering from chronic learnt with our children and friends who did diseases reminding them that treatment not attend the event.” alone will not help, they need to eat healthy
Centre to assist vulnerable senior citizens Charity Moyo
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In a bid to protect and assist elderly people who are the most vulnerable people in the society, Sizabadala Day Care Centre held an opening day at Phola Park hall. The aim of the event was to make the community aware of the services that they offer for the senior citizens. The centre caters for the elderly people who are vulnerable and abused at home. They conduct different activities for the senior citizens including; exercising, sports, networking sessions; skills work and offer them meals during the day. Nomande Strato, an elderly who attends at the centre said, “We are abused at our respective homes by our children, they are disrespectful and controlling our finances. We are stressed of staying alone at home. We are also sick of high blood and diabetics. The centre is a place where we can engage with other elderly people to discuss the challenges that we are faced with. We are
exercising and doing sporting activities which is good for the health. The centre is also a place where we hide and seek protection.” Speaking to tame TIMES, Miriam Nqwiliso, board member and social worker at Sizabadala Day Care Centre said, “The elderly people are abused financially, physical, mental and neglected. They need people that they can disclose their problems. Some of them spend the whole day doing nothing and the centre will keep them busy. We also help with referrals, counselling, advice and opening cases of the affected elderly people.” She added that the centre is appealing for the donations in terms of funds and food. The centre targets senior citizens from Phola Park, Thinasonke, Eden Park and Thokoza Extension 5. It is based in Phola Park Extension 1 at stand number 12834. It operates on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 09:00 to 16:00 pm.
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Help find Soul Buddies react to plight missing persons of abandoned children Charity Moyo charity@tametimes.co.za
HIV\AIDS. They were also urged not to indulge into sexual activities until they are ready physical, mentally and financially. Banele Khumalo, chairperson of Soul Buddies said, “It is important to help those who are in need. It also teaches us that we have to take care of ourselves, abstain from sexual activities to avoid teenage pregnancies. They also warned us that when it happens that we fell pregnant and we don’t want the baby we must not abandon them anywhere. We can bring the baby to the centre.” Shahieda Goliath, House mother of the Haven Baby Sanctuary said the learners did an amazing thing for the children at the centre. “Most of the children in the centre are abandoned by their teenage mothers. It was also an eye opener to the learners that they must not abandon their children. We appreciate the donations,” said Goliath. Haven Baby Sanctuary is a home for abandoned and voluntary placed babies.
As part of making a difference to the underprivileged children in the community, Umkhathizwe Primary School Soul Buddies donated second hand clothes to Rest Haven Baby Sanctuary in Rosettenville recently. The Soul Buddies also cleaned the centre and played with the children as a way of showing them love. Tryphine Madinane, educator and facilitator of the Soul Buddies said last year they visited the centre to donate clothes and they discovered that they have a pawn shop. She said the learners, educators and parents donated their second hand clothes to Soul Buddies. The donations were given to the centre’s pawn shop so that they can be sold to buy the basic needs of the children. “We are making a difference to the communities by installing a culture of supporting the less fortunate in our learners. The abandoned children seek love and support and the learners had the opportunity to play with them,” said Madinane. She added that teenage pregnancy is a challenge facing learner’s in the schools and the trip to the centre was a practical lesson. Madinane said learners were taught about the consequences of teenage pregnancy such as unwanted Umkhathizwe Primary School Soul Buddies are making a differpregnancies and ence to the disadvantaged children.
Brutal goats slaughtering left Lebo Mosolodi owner perplex lebo.kathorus@tametimes.co.za
Elliot Maseko (74) an aspiring vegetable and stock farmer from Palm Ridge woke up to the shock of his life when 10 of his goats were found scattered on the farm, brutally slaughtered by thugs. The savage deed was the third incident to take place in Maseko’s makeshift farm situated not far away from his house in Palm Ridge. “The first incident of a similar kind happened on the same farm on 7 May 2009. When we woke up in that fateful morning we found 12 goats brutally killed by thugs. As if that was enough, in the same month again 6 goats were viciously killed. This time 10 of my goats were recently killed. In total, I have lost 28 goats to brutal killings,” said Maseko. He believes that these annoying incidents are not an act of poverty or unemployment but jealousy. Maseko said it would have been better if they had stolen the goats instead of Elliot Maseko is slicing one of the goats recently killed by thieves. brutally killing them. community to help to identify the culprits Palm Ridge Community Executive Member, Jonas Masalesa cited that the involved. The case was officially opened at community is disturbed by the brutal Eden Park Police station and the police are slaughtering of the 10 goats. He urged the still investigating.
Annelize Gilbert, a 27 years-old female went missing on the 11th May, 2014. She is 1, 6 metres tall, weighs 55-60 kg, with brown eyes, light brown hair ( to chin ) and is slender. She was last seen Annelize Gilbert is wearing denim missing. jeans with white dots and a blouse or shirt. It is believed that she lives at 7 Guava Street in Alrapark and left her home to visit her mother at 50 Gazelle Drive in Alrapark. She also left her mother’s place and did not arrive back at her home. Anyone with information regarding her whereabouts should contact Nigel Police Station, Sergeant Koekemoer at 011 814 6517 \076 203 0524 or report to the nearest police station.
Lethokuhle Mazibuko, a 30 year-old black female went missing on 4 May. She has a medium body with dark brown eyes, short black hair and average height. It is alleged that she Lethokuhle Mazibuko was last seen on is missing. 4 May when she was going with her mother and two aunts to KwaZulu-Natal (KZN). She went missing at Doornfontein Shoprite. She was wearing a white dress with red and black flowers, grey jacket, and brown shoes and carrying a green bag. Mazibuko is mentally handicapped. Anyone with information regarding Mazibuko’s whereabouts should contact Honeydew Police Station at 082 815 3990\ 011 801 8601 \ 072 214 7439.
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Deliverance from demons of unemployment and poverty by the spirit of co-operatives The population growth and ongoing strikes that potentially lead to retrenchments could add on the number of the unemployment stats. The real question we should be asking ourselves is; what Bheki Phakathi on a are the prospects mission to empower of finding decent in the establishment of employment South Africa, given co-operative. the inability of the economy to create new jobs? What is the basis of believing that the economy will turn the corner soon, change the downward spiral and stop shedding of jobs? People have a duty to continuously seek creative means to enhance their prospects of mainstream economic participation and Co-operative enterprising comes to mind. In the South African context, the co-operatives are a legal form of business, governed by the Co-operatives Act, No. 14 of 2005. The Act provides for the formation and registration of co-operatives. Furthermore; it recognises the co-operative values of self-help, self-reliance, self-responsibility, democracy, and equality and social responsibility. Increased co-operative movements can play a major role in the economic and social development of the Republic of South Africa, in particular by creating employment, generating income, facilitating broad-based black economic empowerment and eradicating poverty; A follow up editorial will look deeper into the characteristics of the co-operatives; the principles of the co-operatives, the benefits of conducting businesses a co-operative way, how to go about establishing a co-operative and where to find assistance. More is coming, just keep watching this space...make sure that every time you have a copy of your companion, the tame TIMES. The column is contributed Bheki Phakathi from Nkwali Business Solution based in Spruitview. The company provides nongeneric based solutions in the development of co-operatives, a catalyst to job creation in South Africa .It actively participates in the development of sustainable Socio-Economic Programmes and services for start up co-operatives and those in operation. tives.
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No shortcuts to driving Women to take rightful place in business
DJ X is urging new drivers to start by acquiring code 8 licenses. I like its standard features. Happy Khumalo Tell us why you love your car? happy@tametimes.co.za My car is very reliable, easy to maintain and Jabulani Xhasa known as DJ X from Kaefficient on fuel consumption. sie FM residing in Thokoza is more conDo you have any speed fines? cerned with people who are registering No, I respect and adhere to the rules of the for code 10 licenses while they own light road. motor vehicles. He said those people are Is there any gadget that you won’t leave facing challenges of side and parallel home without when driving? parking leading to accidents. Xhasa said I can never leave home with my mobile there is no shortcut in driving and warns phone and my wallet. people to start with code 8 before code 10 Is there any long distance you have travfor their own benefit. elled with your car? What car are you driving? I have driven around Gauteng. Toyota conquest 1.3, 1984 model What advice would you give to the new Is this your first car? drivers? No, it is my second car. My first car was a They should respect other road users and algreen Mazda 323. ways put their safety belt when driving. What features do you love about your car?
Women have been, for a while, taking a back seat in the business sector, leaving all responsibility in the hands of the men. The society’s mindset is quickly changing as young ladies are now rolling their sleeves up in an endeavour to make an impact in the terrain previously reserved for their male colleagues. Yanga Maya (19) is gradually following the footsteps of ladies who are making a difference in business. She is currently studying a Business Administration Degree at Milpark Business School. “I am a first year student in Business Administration. My chosen career put me one foot into my ultimate objective of being a well established business owner. There are few business women in the industry, hence we need to change that if we are serious about being globally competitive,” explained Maya. Her short term goal is to set up an events management company because it has enormous business opportunities for young people. Maya said the beauty of working in events management is that there are various youth programs that are aimed at empowering. She complained that young people are facing enormous life challenges such as unemployment, crime, HIV\Aids and other various life’s challenges.
Rebirth of Miss Thokoza lived Lebo Mosolodi up to expectation
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The 2014 Miss Thokoza Beauty Pageant lived up to expectation after it has been halt since 1999. The 15 beautiful Thokoza ladies changed four times in a row starting with casual wear, sportswear, swimming wears and night wear. C o n t e s t a n t s Katleho Letele was recently crowned 2014 Miss Thokoza gave the event Beauty Pageant queen. judges a king size “This was my first attempt to participate in a headache in their endeavours to impress them beauty pageant competition. It is the biggest while cat walking the ramp with incredible beauty competition I have entered so far. grace. Speaking to tame TIMES, the event I will be involved in various charity events organiser Shafi Itumu said, “The last time Miss in the township in a bid to help the less Thokoza Beauty Pageant was held was in fortunate people. The biggest events I am 1999. This is a rebirth of the once mainstream now preparing for is Miss Kathorus Beauty event in Thokoza and surrounding areas.” Pageant which will take place later this year,” There were 15 of the most beautiful ladies said Letele. ready to outshine one another in a full view All the top five beautiful ladies in Miss of the local audience. Katleho Letele was Thokoza, Miss Katlehong and Miss Vosloorus crowned the event winner and her first runner respectively will battle it out for Miss Kathorus up was Ditswanelo Bonnanye and Tshepiso Beauty Pageant later this year. Letele won Tshabalala respectively. The 15 year-old a trophy, and other prizes are still to be Thokoza queen is excited about her recent confirmed. rise to stardom.
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lebo.kathorus@tametimes.co.za “Keeping the youth busy at all times will minimise the risks of being involved in crime. By launching an events management company, I would be directly interacting with the youth while tackling their social and economic challenges. I would also play a role in reducing unemployment statistics which is rife countrywide. This is one of the few lines of work which requires the youth’s energy and motivation to drive it forward,” said Maya. Her role models are both Tokyo Seqwale and former beauty queen Basetsana Magalemele. She said Magalemele rose to prominence in business after being crowned Miss South Africa and she is now a successful business women. Maya said Magalemele is one of the few woman who played a major role in the eradication of a mindset that there is no place for woman in business.
Yanga May wants to make it big in business.
Palm Ridge youngster eager to lift Mr SA title Lebo Mosolodi lebo.kathorus@tametimes.co.za
Keamohetse Rampaku is a top 50 finalists of Mr SA competition. The handsome Keamohetse Rampaku (21) is flying the flag of Ekurhuleni high in the Mr South Africa 2014 competition. He was recently shortlisted from the initial 118 contestants, to top 50 candidates taking part in the competition. Rampaku from Palm Ridge is proud that he managed to succeed in the first elimination round of the competition. “There were 68 contestants which were initially eliminated
after failing to execute their various tasks assigned to them by the events coordinators. Only 50 contestants proceeded to the next stage of the competition,” explained Rampaku. In the second round of the competition, they are assigned to engage with the local media doing their own public relations assignments. “I’m optimistic that I will make it through to the top 25 of the competition. This is my first “Men of honour “competition I ever took part in and I hope to do well. In this competition, lot of emphasis has been placed on leadership qualities rather than looks. The competition requires participants to be involved in the community building projects,” he said. The youngster has been motivated by his underprivileged background to take part in this competition. He said people should refrain from thinking that their background determines their altitude in life but their attitude does. “My community of Palm Ridge believes that I’m blessed with qualities to be Mr SA. I have both leadership and entrepreneurial qualities. This is the first competition I took part in,” said Rampaku. The charming Rampaku is currently a first year media studies student at Boston Media House and urges fellow Ekurhuleni residents to vote for him during Mr South Africa competition qualifying rounds. They can vote for him at MRSA 043to 47439, SMS costs R3 vas rates apply. For more information, contact Keamohetse Rampaku, at 071 049 6467.
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South African Milk Tartlets Crust Ingredients: - 80g castor sugar - 210g Stork Bake, room temperature - 330g flour - 2 eggs - A pinch of salt - 1kg of rice and tin foil
Method
Filling Ingredients: - 1litre milk - 180g sugar - 4 eggs - 90g corn flour - 90gflour - 5ml vanilla essence - 60g Stork Bake - Cinnamon for dusting
For miniature tarts, the pastry mixture can make thirty three 3cm diameter tartlets. Just remember to make smaller rice pouches when blind baking. The milk tart mixture can make 40 tartlets, thus to balance the mixtures out to get the same quantities from the tart and pastry mixture, take the pastry mixtures and multiply all ingredients by 1.3
Crust Method:
Filling Method:
1. Sift all the dry ingredients together in a bowl.
1) Heat the milk to boiling point. 2) Beat eggs and sugar until smooth and add corn flour and flour. Whisk until well combined. Add the hot milk mixture to the egg mixture, slowly tempering the two mixtures. Keep stirring while adding the milk and make sure it is added slowly so as to not scramble the eggs. 3) Place back on heat and stir until thickened. The longer you leave it on the heat, the thicker it will become. For a good milk tart, mixture should be a thick consistency like custard. 4) Take off the heat and add vanilla and Stork Bake, bake for 15min at 180ºC or until slightly firm. 5) Dust the baked milk tart with cinnamon. This will depend on how much you like cinnamon. Leave overnight in a fridge to set properly.
2. Rub in Stork Bake with the dry ingredients until well combined. Add one egg at a time and mix until the eggs are fully combined with the flour and margarine mixture. 3. Line a 23cm baking tin (approx 7cm in height), put in the freezer the mixture until the pastry is firm. 4. Bake at 180ºC for 10 - 20min. Before baking, take about 1kg of rice and cover it in the tin foil. Add this bag of rice into the centre of the pastry lined tin. This will keep the pastry from shrinking (which is blind baking). Remove from oven and allow cooling for about 1 hour.
The above recipe was contributed by Ubuntu Creative School. For those who are interested to learn how to cook, or are looking for a catering company to help with their function’s cooking, baking, catering, cake decorations, flower arranging, fruit and nut baskets and draping, housekeeping and waitress courses should contact Ubuntu Creative School at 074 841 2788 / 079 652 4792 / 011 054 0516. Certificates issued on successful GERMISTON Any person wishing completion of all courses. TOWN PLANNING to object to the
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The Kalehong based Kaufellas youth organisation is looking for the contestants to complete for the face of Kaufellas 2014 in Kathorus. The youth from the age of 14-25 years-old are urged to apply. They are looking for someone who is a role model and a positive influence to young people, and blessed with performance talent in sports, arts and culture. The application forms are accessed from Katlehong North clinic, Fumana High School, Lethukuthula Secondary School, Mpilisweni Secondary School and Katlehong High School. The admission fee is R50 and applications are open till the end of July. The main event will take place on 1 November at Katlehong Arts Centre. Axolile Lucky Mke , the organiser of Kaufellas, said , “Kaufellas promotes positive lifestyle; it unleashes and empowers the talents and careers of young South Africans, in the field of sports (Cricket, Basket Ball, Soccer and Netball), arts (music, poetry, comedy, drama acting, animation productions and documentaries ) and recreation (Beauty pageants, chess, Morabaraba and other board games like monopoly and scrabble).” He said there are a lot of prizes to be won that includes; shopping vouchers, certificates, trophies and 12 months contract of being the ambassador of Kaufellas For more information about the competition contact, Axolile Lucky Mke at 072 406 3935 or visit the website: www. ka1recomedia.blogspot.com
Radio duet continue to shines Lebo Mosolodi lebo.kathorus@tametimes.co.za Kasie FM duet Milo Morewane (29) and Mamphore Mohoje (25) are the brains behind the success of the Browsing Around Show aired by Kasie FM between 9am-12 pm weekdays. According to the show producer Morewane, the show tackles issues related to lifestyle, community development, relationships and gospel music. “We also discuss health issues and experts are invited as guest speakers. We play 60 percent or more African music on our show. My major role is to do research for the show.” Mohoje a show presenter cited that the success of the show is attributed to their good working relationship. However, she said there are occasions where they disagree on the show content but they compromised for the success of it. “We believe that opposites attract, which makes it easy to work together. Our different characters complement each other on air,” said Mohoje. The couple’s goal is to make sure that their show leaves a benchmark which would be emulated by future generations. They urged the youth to work hard in improving their academic qualifications.
Kasie FM radio duet dazzles the airwaves.
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tame TIMES
29 May 2014
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Chris Jase (40) has been preparing for the 2014 Comrades Marathon for some while, but his efforts could soon fade away due to lack of sponsorship. The father of three boys who is based in Katlehong was upbeat that he will spring some surprises owing to his readiness for the race to take place on 1 June at KwaZulu-Natal. Speaking to tame TIMES, Jase said they were disappointed to learn that this year their athletic club would not sponsor their travelling and accommodation fee as usual. “However, that should not stand before my dream of winning or salvaging some pride in the Comrade Marathon. I am dedicated to run the 90 kilometres downhill race from Pietermaritzburg to Durban. I am asking for help in raising R1400 for transportation and accommodation funds. Transport departs this Saturday from Johannesburg to Durban,” explained Jase. He promised to dish out a five star performance especially in the veterans category. Jase has partaken in the Two Ocean, City too City, Soweto and Sarens Edenvale Marathon. “I have won the Orlando Athletics Marathon 10 and 21 kilometres races four times and Vodacom Marathon 42 kilometres. I also won Protea Glen 10 Kilometres and Jack Kipson 42 kilometres in veteran’s category,” explained Jase. People who would like to help Chris Jase could deposit any amount of cash at Standard Bank Account No 024716774 or phoned him at 071 5155420.
Chris Jase is the winner of Jack Kipson 42 kilometres marathon veterans category.
International karate hit Thokoza Lebo Mosolodi lebo.kathorus@tametimes.co.za
Karate athletes will be battling out for the ultimate crown in various divisions in a Shorin Kempo Kaikan Karate Tournament to be held on 31 May at Thokoza Auditorium. The objective of hosting the international tournament in Thokoza township is to give the aspiring and underprivileged athletes an opportunity to showcase their skills in the biggest stage and entry is free. This initiative is a brainchild of the Katlehong based Shorim Kempo Company which invited over 600 athletes coming from various countries namely Ghana, Botswana, Swaziland, Zimbabwe, Russia, Canada and Holland to partake in the tournament. Sherin Kempo Director, Thulani Sibisi, said” Athletes will be competing in the 25kg, 35kg, 45kg and 55kg division for boys. In the men category, athletes will be competing in the 65kg, 75kg and open division. Women will be competing in the 55kg, 65kg and open division.” He said they have selected the 12 best athletes across the country to represent South Africa in this tournament. “In the team South Africa, Sibusiso Ndlela from KwaZulu-Natal will be defending his 55kg championship. We also have Rethabile Tshabalala from Gauteng who is also a defending champion for 65 kg division. In the women category, Mbali Msomi is a defending champion of the 65 kg. Tsheamo Mofokeng will be making her international debut, she is one of the most dedicated female karate athletes in our team who could spring some surprises on the opponents,” said Sibisi. Winners in all mentioned divisions will be awarded with trophies for their efforts.