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Mr King Butchery is under new management Tuesday Tel: 011Delivered 862 8500 Ievery www.tametimes.co.za
26 November 48 Volume 09, 232019, May Week 2017, Week 21
tame TIMES had the opportunity to meet the new owner of Mr King Butchery, Danie Strydom who is excited to offer the community great value meat for market beating prices in our Alberton community. Mr King Butchery has been operating on the premises in 51 Van Riebeeck Ave, Alberton North since 1969, and Danie Strydom is currently the 4th owner at the store in Alberton North. Danie Strydom worked for ABSA for 26 years but decided to make his passion his living by taking over the well-known butchery. “The previous owner made me an offer to purchase the butchery. Although I
was hesitant at first, I decided to step out in faith and I took over the business in April 2019. I believe we are currently the cheapest butchery in Alberton,” said Strydom. They claim to have the best cheese wors in SA which was made famous by the previous owner that retired. “People from Germiston, Heidelberg, Rustenburg and Sasolburg visit our butcher to come and buy their monthly stock. We offer meat packs and mostly specialize in chicken, beef and pork,” added Strydom. Strydom claims that they have a huge local customer base and they are in the process of expanding thier customer
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base to tripe and T-Bones steak. Strydom encourages customers to come and experience their tasty and quality meat for good prices. When tame TIMES asked Strydom how he can encourage businessmen who are struggling in this financially strenuous economy, he said: “Business turnover is not immediate but you need to manage your business. Nothing like a get rich quick scheme exists. Work towards excellence and provide quality and that will attract customers to your shop. There is a lot of competition out there but the worst thing to do is focus on your competitors. Build your business and focus your customer base and size,” concluded Strydom. Mr King Butchery is located in 51 Van Riebeeck Ave, Alberton North Opening hours: MONDAY- FRIDAY: 8:30 am until 18:00 pm SATURDAY: 8:30 am- 16:00 pm SUNDAYS: Closed
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Automotive Excellence Diagnostics ready to serve the community
The Automotive Excellence Diagnostics in Alberton is an auto repair shop known for their 5-Star rating on services and repairs. They have been operating for 4 years. The current owners come from Tzaneen and Polokwane and have a great reputation for service excellence throughout Limpopo. Their main branch was in Hoedspruit. They offer car services and repairs, SUV’S repairs, diagnostic test resets and coding and also built components eg. engines and gearboxes. They also work on trucks along with hydraulics repairs and hydraulics manufacturing. One of the new value added services they offer is field services such as breakdown services for vehicles or truck and they are available 24hours. They offer the lowest service rates in town. Automotive Excellence Diagnostics is located next to Matrix Warehouse, 27 Louis Trichardt Street, Alberton North
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26 November 2019
tame TIMES Christmas Outreach for the homeless
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With the festive season coming up it is a time of giving, we welcome this new wonderful season and
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celebrate it with you all. Each month that goes by brings us closer to the end of this year and we’re aiming to make the most of it! And finally, we reach the close of the new year 2020 where the time has come to take in a deep breath and reflect on the roller-coaster ride of 2019! It has been a year filled with excitement and growth, new opportunities, travel, forging of new relationships and relishing grand celebrations. Come and visit our offices and share your festive plans and your 2020 vision with us.
One person at a time, one day at a time, and one project at a time, you can make a difference that will leave a lasting impact on the world. This year, tame TIMES wants to make a difference by reaching out to the homeless for them to also have a good Christmas day and feel special. We will be doing a Christmas Outreach Initiative Drive on Saturday afternoons in Alberton, JHB South, Bedfordview and Boksburg.
We are encouraging the community to please donate items such as canned foods, clothing, blankets, toys, sanitary towels and much more. We started our tame TIMES Christmas Outreach Initiative Drive the past Saturday by donating goods to a group of homeless people living under bridges in Verwoerdpark in Alberton. We are looking forward to reaching out to many more in the weeks to come.
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The Balls an’ All NPO animal rescue, based in Walkerville, was struck by lightning on Saturday evening, 23 November leading to a house fire. The property has a thatch roof that was struck by lightning and everything was destroyed. They lost all their personal belongings as well as the clinic. tame TIMES learned that 13 animals were rescued but one is missing No human or animal injuries have
been confirmed. Balls an’ All NPO help animals whose owners cannot afford to go to a vet and they have done wonderful work for the community. If anyone can afford to help these generous and kind people in this terrible time by donating money, household items, building material, clothes or anything that could assist them please contact tame TIMES on 011 862 8500 or deliver to 91 Michelle Avenue, Randhart.
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26 November 2019
Speeding and traffic issues in McBride Street
By: Cllr Malcolm Maifala
Alberton resident shares her opinion on interracial dating
Cllr Malcolm Maifala is determined to see through the challenges faced by residents living along McBride and Geranium Streets respectively; especially the concerns around the issue of speeding along McBride Street in Brackenhurst. “Following a street meeting I had with residents of Geranium Street on 22 October, I arranged a site visit with City of Ekurhuleni (CoE) officials to attend to the number of issues the residents raised,� said Maifala. Among these issues was the interference residents experience with parents picking up their children. Residents complained that the people picking up children from the school usually park
by their driveways and they obstruct traffic. Another recurring issue raised was that of the speed at which cars travel on along McBride Street, especially the bend close to the school in the area. “I welcomed the input from the school representatives in attempting to resolve the traffic inconvenience caused by parents and those offering school transport in the afternoons. According to the school, they are putting plans in place to accommodate a pick up and drop off area within the school’s premises,� added Maifala. Furthermore, EMPD was requested to be present during rush hour to monitor the situation.
In the day and age that we are currently living in interracial relationships have become more common. Love flourishes between blacks and coloureds, coloureds and whites or whites and blacks. Interracial relationships are something so beautiful to experience. It takes a multitude of different races and creeds to come together to become one nation. An interracial relationship binds together different norms, values, traditions and cultures. To experience this type of relationship can be such and amazing experience. It gives you as an individual the platform to connect with different traditions and cultures, on a level you never thought could ever be possible. In the century we are living in, although interracial relationships have become so common amongst our people, there will always be the people that will never accept this change. These people will never accept happiness in its purest form, where you only look at the heart and not at the colour of your skin. They will never accept growth in
the highest form, where we see how interracial relationships takes is to the next level of growth in our personal lives. They will never accept understanding, where we acknowledge that love does not first ask what the colour of your skin is. Why do interracial couples still find themselves on the receiving end of stares, and gossip when they are simply expressing the love they have for each other to the world? What if you were in that situation? Would you still feel the need for everyone to throw around their opinion about your own love story ? It is important for family and friends of the couple to accept their love and find a common ground, because you are not losing your family member, but rather gaining one. Change is difficult, and for an interracial couple to work through it to delve deeper in their their love, is something so breathtaking and beautiful. Just remember, love knows no race, it is blind, it is just society that tries to give it eyes.
Brand new Rand Show launched
Tuesday, 19 November saw the Rand Show hosting its media launch which took place at the Johannesburg Expo Centre, south of Johannesburg. The purpose of the launch was to introduce a brand new Rand Show, show of #Discovery for all partners, exhibitors and visitors. Some exciting additions were also announced, such as six new zones. These include: Play Zone: Where the Festival
of Gaming and Disney Frozen 2 experience will be taking place. Foodie Zone: Featuring a cooking competition called the Jacaranda Clash of Kitchens as well as ontrend produce and experiences such as craft breweries and gin tasting, a coffee and chocolate experience and delicious food tasters. Lifestyle & Retail Zone: Where visitors stand a chance to win a Home Makeover with Easy Life
Kitchens. Visitors can also meet Suzelle DIY. SA Zone: This will showcase various departments and attractions in South Africa. Outdoor Zone: Featuring a Military Display, Field Band, Air Show and Drum Majorettes. Entertainment Zone: Where the talented Ndlovu Choir will perform, with Ralf Schmitt as a guest judge for the newly introduced choir category.
51 Van Riebeeck Ave, Alberton North 1449 **Prices valid for 28th - 29th November 2019 Traditional Wors R6099 a kilo
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26 November 2019
Martin De Wee Health Corner
Age is just a number If you could turn back the clock, what would you do differently? I attended a high school reunion recently with friends that I haven’t seen in over 30 years, and noticed how much older most of them looked. Aging happens to every one of us, and is one of life’s natural phenomenon. Our life choices will determine whether we age rapidly or not. The dangerous practice of spending too much time in the sun, is one of the leading causes of tissue damage to the face and body, including activating cancer cells. Drinking excess alcohol will certainly speed up the aging process , and will also effect your liver. Scientists have confirmed that the testosterone levels of older men will decline, and take much longer to normalize after drinking too much alcohol compared to younger men. Smoking cigarettes is also another addictive habit that most older folks picked up while they where teenagers. These dangerous chemicals will affect your lungs and other organs. The different foods that are high in saturated fats, sugar and sodium are also contributing factors. Stress together with a sedentary lifestyle, does play a part in the aging process. Getting older is inevitable, but we can slow down “Father Time� by implementing the following: Spending as little time as possible in the sun. Abstaining from alcohol, cigarettes and all forms of drugs.
Eating smaller, healthier meals consisting of low GI carbohydrates, lean protein, essential fatty acids, vitamins and minerals and drinking plenty water. Doing weight training at least 3 times weekly, and learning to manage stress will also help. Check out my Facebook page Drugfreetraining Instagram dewee_1 Whattsap Martin on 084 865 0000 or email him on martin@ drugfreetraining.co.za for more info on training and nutritional programs for people 40 years and older.
Students awarded Gauteng colours for showjumping Waterstone College would like to congratulate Courtney Sequeira and Sebastian Pandelaere for being selected to represent Gauteng as part of the Junior 90cm Showjumping team in the upcoming 2019 South African Inter-Provincials to be held at Kyalami Equestrian Park on December 8th - 13th. Well done to both of you! We are very proud of you and can’t wait to see the results of the event in December.
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We make a Difference because of the Difference you make! A very big thank you to all our Primary School families who have contributed so generously to our Mini Council request for sweets, juices, crisps and biscuits! Thank you to Mr Quinton and Mrs Marlene De Abreu for donating 153 Zoom Juices. If you would like to contribute, please bring your sweets, juices, crisps and biscuits to the MRC. Let’s make this Christmas special for those less fortunate children.
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So paar weke terug het ons by vriende op hul plaas buite Klerksdorp gaan kuier. Soos altyd was dit van die begin af ‘n fees van lekker eet, goeie geselskap, baie lag, en rustige stappies deur die koppies. En nou dat ek so hard gewerk het om my vrees vir slange en spinnekoppe te oorwin is dit vir my lekkerder as ooit. Gysie hoef nie meer met ‘n blikkie gif deur die huis te loop en soek vir goggas nie. Die laaste aand van ons kuier is ek bietjie vroeĂŤr bed toe as gevolg van ‘n knaende hoofpyn. Ek het net begin insluimer toe begin my hare my kielie op die wang. Met ‘n eienaardige ruk van my kop probeer ek die los haartjies uit my gesig uit kry. Maar dit sit. Naderhand blaas ek uit die hoek van my mond om die hare weg te kry. Uiteindelik haal ek toe maar my hand onder die kombers uit om die irriterende hare uit my gesig te kry. Toe my hand kom by wat my wang moet wees, word ek yskoud. Daar is iets
anders op my wang as hare. Blitsvinnig vlieg ek op en sit die bedlampie aan. Op my kussing, heel rustig, sit die grootste reĂŤnspinnekop in die geskiedenis van die aarde. Ons staar vir mekaar in doodse stilte. Vir ‘n oomblik wil ek gil maar ek kry my vrees onder beheer. Stadig steek ek my hand uit na die spinnekop, maar die volgende oomblik trek hy weg teen die spoed van witlig. En dis toe net daar waar die vrees die oorhand kry. Ek gil so hard dat die hoenders begin kraai. Al ons vriende storm gelyk in die kamer in. Ek probeer nog verduidelik wat gebeur het toe galop die spinnekop oor die bed, reguit na my vriendin toe. Sy klim teen haar man op asof hy ‘n leer is, en ons ander vriendin hardloop en spring boop die spieĂŤlkas. Die ‘brawe’ mans gil net so hard soos ons en almal probeer net wegkom. Skielik is die spinnekop weg. Vir ‘n oomblik is dit doodstil, en toe bars almal uit van die lag. My hoofpyn is sommer weg, en ons besluit om ietsie te gaan drink in die sitkamer. Ons draai om na die deur toe, en stap uit. Tot Gysie die monster gewaar op die kosyn net buite die slaapkamer. Soos een man storm ons almal reguit na die sitkamer, al gillende en vol paniek. Dit het ons meer as ‘n uur gevat om die gedrog uit die huis te kry die aand, en toe nog twee ure om weer te bedaar.
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Luke Groenewold in Grade 4 entered into a robotics competition representing CurroTech and competed against many different schools. Luke came 3rd overall. The top 3 learners had a difference of seconds between them. Each learner had to build their own robot and program the robot from scratch to perform different things, for example the robot had to lift objects up or down, move these objects to different places and lastly detect colours of different blocks. All this had to be programmed by the learner. This is an amazing accomplishment, well done Luke!
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26 November 2019
The Glen Shopping Centre evacuated as ceiling collapses
Heavy rains led to flooding in the South of Johannesburg on Thursday, 21 November with the ceiling collapsing at The Glen shopping centre. Johannesburg Emergency Medical Services (EMS) spokesperson Robert Mulaudzi said: “We did receive some reports of flash floods in the South and also (the) roof collapse, but we didn’t receive any
injuries that were reported.” The Glen was evacuated when the incident occurred and the roof will require major repairs. Clean-up operations carried on late into the evening, with many owners and managers back at first light on Friday morning, 22 November.
Bad vision contributes to bad driving and accidents “I didn’t see him coming”, “the car came out of nowhere”, “the other driver must be blind” – these words are commonly muttered after a vehicle accident and though they might sound like excuses, they are probably all true. The fact is that poor vision and driver fatigue are amongst the leading causes of accidents on South African roads. Motorists don’t see them coming. With the end of year holidays around the corner, thousands of South Africans will be hitting the roads. It is a time of year when vehicle accidents and deaths on the roads spiral. With poor vision and poor visibility amongst the causes of road accidents, Ruahan Naude, CEO at Dynamic Vision, says motorists should get their eyes checked. “An optometrist will check visual acuity and depth perception which has the greatest effect on vision while driving. Visual acuity is the sharpness of a driver’s vision and helps to judge space and distance between objects. Depth perception is what people use to determine the length, width, and height of an object. Depth perception is also important to determine how fast an object is moving. “An eye test is especially important if you have been experiencing eye fatigue, blurred vision or sore, red eyes. These symptoms could indicate problems with your vision which could, in turn, impact your safety on the road,” says Ruahan Naude, CEO at Dynamic Vision. He stresses that sunglasses with polarized lenses is a must-have for every driver – even those with perfect vision. These lenses stop glare from headlights, the sun, and even wet road surfaces. They also filter out harmful ultraviolet radiation. In misty and foggy conditions, polarized lenses can also sharpen details and improve contrast. Reducing strain on the eyes and providing UV protection with polarized lenses makes driving more comfortable and safer. “Conventional sunglasses cannot effectively filter out glare and in many conditions, such as in fog weather, they can reduce vis-
ibility,” says Naude. According to Naude, some people also experience loss of colour perception and increased eye sensitivity in the dark. To a lot of people these headlights, therefore, feel brighter and more blinding. This can make driving at night uncomfortable, stressful and unsafe. Some lens manufacturers have developed lenses and coatings to specifically address these sensitivities. For instance, SEIKO Drive is a lens that has been optimized for driving. It is available in single vision and progressive lenses (called Drive X). The progressive lens has a wider intermediate area, to give wearers a clear view of the side mirrors and dashboard while driving and both provide excellent clarity in the distance. These lenses come standard with a Road Clear Coating (RCC) which helps to reduce glare and reflections while driving, especially at dusk or at night. This means less eyestrain and more visual comfort. Polarized driving lenses are a great option for daytime driving, as they reduce glare and improve contrast. Naude concludes with these tips for safer driving: • Do not drive when you are tired. Get a good night’s sleep before tackling a long distance. • Make sure your windscreen is clean and scratch-free. • Ensure that your windscreen wipers are in good working order in the event of rain. • Clean your headlights and make sure that the bulbs are in good working order. • Don’t look into oncoming headlights - it will take longer to recover from the glare. • Reduce your speed in conditions of poor visibility such as in the dark and when it is foggy or raining. • Dim Your Dashboard. Bright lights from the dashboard and instrument panel of the car can distract you from the road. • Stop regularly at petrol stations and rest stops to stretch your legs and rest your eyes from focusing on the road.
26 November 2019
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CITY LAUNCHES OVER R120m EKURHULENI COMMUNITY ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT FUND The fund seeks to provide assistance for 2019/20 financial year and proposals are sought to focus on providing creative and innovative business concepts, solutions and programmes that will address: - Township economy - Industrialisation - Business services - Environmental services - Human development This fund is characterised by the following groups: On 1 November, Ekurhuleni Council approved the implementation of the Ekurhuleni Community Enterprise Development Fund Policy in line with the Municipal Finance Management Act (MFMA). The purpose of the Ekurhuleni Community Enterprise Development Fund (ECEDF) is to support the development of community enterprises in the form of individual entrepreneurs, small, micro and medium enterprises, cooperatives, informal traders and formal businesses as prescribed. The ECED fund is anchored by the Ekurhuleni Ten Point Economic Plan; a deliberate programme to position Gauteng Eastern Development Corridor as the anchor and footprint of the provincial economy. The City has prioritised Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) sector as a job creation catalyst that must be leveraged on immediately.
PHANDA (SA slang for ‘hustling’) calls to: • Local entrepreneurs, • Enterprises, and • Cooperatives. Please note this is for non-financial support (business plan) and post investment support through mentorship and business support. Application forms are available at all youth offices at customer care centres and closing date is 31 January 2020. Funding Threshold: R50 000 (Fifty Thousand Rand) to R1,5 million (One Million Five Hundred Thousand Rand). XIMILANI (meaning ‘germinating seed’) and is aimed at: • Business Incubators • Soft, Technical & Business Skills Development Providers • Women, Youth & PWD Development
Formations Funding Threshold: R100 000 (One Hundred Thousand Rand) to R1,5 million (One Million Five Hundred Thousand Rands) • Agriculture Development Organizations Funding Threshold: R100 000 (One Hundred Thousand Rand) to R3 million (Three Million Rand) • Entrepreneurship Pitching Boosters Development Finance Institution Funding Threshold: R100 000 (One Hundred Thousand Rand) to R6 million (Six Million Rand) Application forms are available from all youth offices at customer care centres and closing date is 31 January 2020. FETOLA (meaning ‘transform’) has two categories: A: ECED Fund seeks to partner on a 50:50 cost and risk sharing basis for 2019/20 financial year, and targets: add the funding threshold • Development finance institutions, • State-owned enterprises, • Corporate social investment partners, • Enterprise and supplier development, and • Private funds Application forms are available on the City’s website – www.ekurhuleni.gov.za Funding Threshold: R100,000 (One Hundred Thousand Rand) – R6,000,000 (Six Million Rand)
B: The ECED Fund in partnership with NEF’s purpose is black-owned business or industrialists, as defined by the applicable national policies and legislation. It targets: • Black-owned business or industrialists • Black-owned and managed business. Application forms are available online from www.nefcorp.co.za. This fund is for entrepreneurs located and doing business in the City of Ekurhuleni. Funding Threshold: R100,000 (One Hundred Thousand Rand) to R8 million (Eight Million Rand) INFORMATION SESSIONS Information sessions on the fund take place across the City through to January from 1h00 to 12h00 in the following areas: - Thembisa – 19 November, Sam Hlalele Community Hall, 113 Dan Nkabinde Drive, Esangweni, - Katlehong – 26 November, DH Williams Hall, 2097 Gumede Street - Germiston – 3 December, City Hall, 275 President Street - Boksburg – 10 December, City Hall, Trichardt Street - Springs – 20 January 2020, City Hall, South Main Reef Road - Kempton Park – 27 January 2020, City Hall, Pretoria Road
BE CAREFUL OF SCAMMERS Prevention is the best defence POSING AS CITY OFFICIALS
The festive season is approaching and many scammers are sharpening their tricky ways to rob people of their belongings, particularly money. As such, the City continues to caution its residents of the scammers who are already out there, ready to trick people into giving them money under the pretext that they are City of Ekurhuleni employees. Recently, the City experienced a ransomware attack, which is a malicious software that cybercriminals can use to either block or threaten to publish your data unless a sum of money or ransom is paid. The most common way ransomware enters corporate networks is through email,
scammers often include mischievous links or attachments in emails that look harmless. Since the beginning of the year, the City has been inundated with complaints from people who have been scammed of their monies by people pretending to be municipal officials. Many victims were made to believe that they won a tender to supply the City with 240L waste wheelie bins. Therefore, they were lured into depositing large amounts of money into a bank account that was purported to belong to the City. Meanwhile other residents had strangers walking into their premises posing as City officials who monitor water or electricity meter boxes and ultimately robbed them.
On 18 November, domestic workers gathered in Verwoerdpark, Alberton, to receive a talk on self-defence. Linda Goodenough, Community Development Manager for Fidelity ADT, presented the talk and was supported by the SAPS Sector Manager and Social crime managers. “This year we have spoken a lot about preventing crime and general safety at our domestic watch meetings. We decided to end the year off with a discussion and demonstration on self-defence,” she explains. The content of the talk included how to defuse a situation and talk an attacker down, knowing ahead of time how you are going to react, how to weaken your attacker and get away, and more. “The aim of the class was to equip us
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all with safety strategies, to make us feel confident about ourselves and our abilities which in return increases our self-confidence. Practice makes perfect. There is no time to think when the adrenalin is pumping, but when you know what your strategy is and you have practiced it long and hard physically, and in your mind, you will be better equipped to deal with a situation,” says Goodenough. After the talk it was time to get physical and the domestic workers had a good time while being taught some self-defence moves. “There was much laughter and action,” she says. “It has been excellent meeting with this group during the year and I believe we have all learnt much regarding safety and will take all that has been learnt into our community.”
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26 November 2019
Two cops killed in Johannesburg South
“Initial reports suggest the two members came under fire and they were both fatally wounded at Vleiroos Street while on their way to the complaint.” Two police officers were shot dead in Johannesburg on Saturday night after responding to a hijacking complaint. Police spokesperson Brig Vishnu Naidoo said a Captain and a Warrant Officer were responding to reports of a hijacking at Leonie street in Winchester Hills, in the south of Johannesburg at around 8pm. “Initial reports suggest the two members came under fire and they
were both fatally wounded at Vleiroos Street while on their way to the complaint. The hijacked vehicle has since been recovered in Klipspruit, Soweto.” National police commissioner Khehla Sithole said officers were working around the clock to find the killers. “We cannot rest until these killers have been found,” said Sithole. Anyone with information on the incident can call the Crime Stop number 086-001-0111.
SAPS takes time to educate children about safety Learners from Tom and Jerry Nursery School and Aftercare in Primrose East, and Little Shine Day Care in Delport informal settlement, received a special visit recently. Officers from the Primrose Police Station and members of the Primrose SAPS Crime Prevention Youth Desk visited the schools to teach the children about a number of crimes that affect children and what steps to take should they ever be a victim of
crime. “At both schools the learners were taught an easy way to remember the Child Line number,” said Sgt Styles Maome, communications officer for the Primrose police. The children were entertained during the visit by an appearance by Mr Monkey. “We hope to visit more schools to sensitise our children about crime and how to report it,” said Maome.
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26 November 2019
The Lion and the Lamb Musical –
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The Lion and The Lamb, a hugely successful musical play originally created by John Kani and Barney Simon, comes back after a decade to open the festive season at the Market Theatre from Friday, 22 November – Sunday, 22 December 2019. John Kani will reprise his leading role in a performance that will see the telling of the biblically-based story of Christ’s life brought vibrantly to life on stage in the John Kani Theatre. Multi award winning director, James Ngcobo, will, for the first time, direct John Kani in his role as the main narrator in what promises to be an exhilarating reimagined production. Jazz and gospel powerhouse, Nokukhanya Dlamini, who was part of the original production comes back in her role as lead singer. The Lion and the Lamb is based on one of the greatest stories ever told. It is the journey of Jesus the child, the boy, the man and Jesus the son of God. It is a story for everyone young and old. The production was last produced by the Market Theatre in 2009 and received much critical acclaim. “It’s never easy to reimagine any classic but I am blessed to work with theatre giants like John Kani and Nokukhanya Dlamini who were part of the original cast. It makes my task much earier to undertake. My vision for the 2019 restaging of The Lion and the Lamb is to add young talented actors and musicians to blow up the musicality and acting in the production. I am blessed to have found some of the finest actors who will be taking the baton from John Kani in roles as supporting storytellers.
I am looking at breathing new life into a classic play, handled with the delicateness that it deserves and also to give emerging voices an opportunity to perform alongside a great actor like John Kani”, said James Ngcobo. (too many batons!!) “Since it was first staged The Lion and the Lamb has managed to deliver sold out performances. This speaks to the unparalleled quality production it has been and will continue to be. Audiences can look forward to spiritually charged evenings of praise and worship”, added James Ngcobo The narrative will be accompanied by a collage of traditional Gospel songs and songs from the International Gospel Songbook. Songs that are familiar to churchgoers and that celebrate the musical prowess of the country have been carefully chosen to accompany and underscore the stories from the parables. Some songs will be a direct extension of the stories. John Kani will be supported by some of South Africa’s best voices Nokukhanya Dlamini, Gugu Shezi and Nomfundo Dlamini. There will also be the highly acclaimed Lerato Gwebu, Lerato Mvelase, the singing sensation, Itumeleng Tshabane, and the brilliant guitarist, Avril Mkansi. They will all be backed by a four piece band under the musical directorship of the renowned musician, Tshepo Mngoma. In addition, the production will include a stunning set and accompanying visuals. Book your tickets now for a night to remember. Alternatively, book directly on www.webticket.co.za .
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SOUTH AFRICAN SPORTS LEGENDS TEAM UP TO SUPPORT GARY PLAYER INVITATIONAL The 36-hole tournament has for the past 20 years been the final tournament on the global Gary Player Invitational series, and is the major fundraiser for The Player Foundation’s selected beneficiaries Wings and Wishes and the Blair Atholl School. It’s a remarkable legacy that had Shaun Pollock in awe of the impact it has made for charity. “What The Player Foundation has done for charity has been remarkable. What Gary Player achieved as a golfer is one thing, and then when that came to an end the impact he has made through The Player Foundation is fantastic. He is so passionate and full of energy, and even though he is 84 it doesn’t affect the impact he is still having,” he said. Pat Lambie, who also played in his first Gary Player Invitational, was just as impressed with the longstanding charity impact of this tournament and The Player Foundation.
Rugby World Cup-winning Springbok Steven Kitshoff and an array of South African sports legends came together this weekend in support of The Player Foundation and its drive to make a difference for charity through the Gary Player Invitational at the Lost City Golf Course at Sun City from 23-24 November.
Brian Mitchell, and former Bafana Bafana stars Mark Williams, Jimmy Tau and Matthew Booth joined a field of men and women professional golfers and business leaders in the 20th anniversary of the Gary Player Invitational and to celebrate the over $64 million The Player Foundation has raised for charity, and its goal of reaching $100 million.
Kitshoff and fellow Springboks Bryan Habana, Akona Ndungane, Odwa Ndungane, Butch James, Patrick Lambie and Owen Nkumane as well as former Proteas cricket captain Shaun Pollock, International Boxing Hall of Fame member
All attendees spoke of their incredible admiration for the work of The Player Foundation and the 20-year history of this tournament in changing people’s lives.
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Odwa Ndungane said he is certainly inspired to do his part for charity this weekend. “I was ecstatic when I received an invitation. We all know the icon that Gary Player is, so to spend some time with him and then also see some good come out of it for charity and to help The Player Foundation is a wonderful opportunity. All young South Africans can learn from the amazing work done by The Player Foundation,” he said.
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“It’s been a crazy couple of weeks after the Rugby World Cup victory. South Africans just came out in their masses to share in our celebration and it was incredible to see. The team put in so much hard work and made so many sacrifices. It’s been an incredibly great journey,” said Kitshoff, who made his debut in the Gary Player Invitational.
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“I’ve heard so much about the Gary Player Invitational and I’m so excited to be here. Gary Player is so inspirational. When he talks it makes you just want to get up and conquer the world. It’s great to be a part of the good work of The Player Foundation and see the impact it is making in people’s lives,” he said.
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