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VANDERBIJLPARK.- Amere weeks after a studentwas found murdered at a terti-ary institution in Vanderbijl-park another student’s burntbody was found in a fieldin JJ Smit Street, Van-derbijlpark, in the earlyhours of Monday.

According to relia-ble sources the body isthat of 19-year-old Ka-mogelo Mphahlele whowent missing on Fridayafter she supposedly went ona date with an unknown per-son and did not return.Mphahlele was a second yearstudent at the North WestUniversity (NWU), VaalCampus, and was residing atone of the University’s resi-dential houses in Vanderbijl-park.The discovery of her

badly burnt body was madeby a passerby at around 10:00lying on a heap of burnt rub-ble. Police spokespersonWarrant Officer Kinnie Steyn

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hours of the morning ofJune 9 in an open field in JJSmith Street, CW 4, Vander-bijlpark,” Steyn says.

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As part of our Corporate Social Responsibility initiative, Sasolinvited Sasol Banyana Banyana to spend the afternoon withthe leaners from the Sasol Dreamfields soccer developmentproject, teaching them some of ladies’ amazing football skills.

The team was welcomed by more than two hundred leaners, bothmale and female from the different schools in the area.

Sasol Banyana Banyana coach, Vera Pauw and the players tookthe leaners through football drills and some small sided games.

“The welcome we received at the school was overwhelming, itshows the kind of support we have in Zamdela. It is always greatto give back to the communities across the country and we aregrateful to Sasol for creating an opportunity for us to interactwith the kids,” said Janine van Wyk, Sasol Banyana BanyanaCaptain.

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VANDERBIJLPARK. - Two members of-Members of Umkhonto we Sizwe MilitaryVeterans Association (MKMVA) distancedthemselves from accusations that they tookpart in the invasion of RDP houses in GoldenGardens recently.Michael ‘Shakes’ Matsaneng said he and

other MK members were attacked and as-saulted by members of the community forno apparent reason on May 17. Matsanengsaid he was hit on the mouth with a firearm.“As I was running, Ward Councillor

Mthuzimele Sikulula pulled out a firearmand shot me in the leg.”“ If indeed the MKs wanted to invade the

houses, where were the security officers?”he asked.Spilling the beans, Matsaneng said about

90% of the houses in Golden Gardens areillegally occupied by people from Transkeiand other parts of the country.

Matsaneng said the occupants werebrought there with the help of the Wardcouncillor.“We were disappointed when Mayor

Hlongwane said we deserved this kind of pu-nishment,” said Matsaneng.Ramotsidise ‘Ram” Tau, a member of the

MK, also dismissed allegations that they in-

vaded the houses: “We went there to identifythe houses as per resolution taken by theANC in Polokwane.It stated that MKs must be given ten hou-

ses in every new section built.“We are disciplined, loyal members of the

ANC. We won’t take houses illegally andnever marked the houses.”Tau said they suspect the houses were

marked after they were assaulted.Asked why the regional chairperson of

MK Daddy Thinane had distanced himselffrom what they had done, Tau said, “Don’tmention that one.”He adds that since being assaulted, both

ANC regional secretary Bob Mthembu andEmfuleni Local MunicipalitySafety MMCVelly Mcera haved never bothered to inves-tigate the matter:“This shows that we have leaders who

want to see blood shed in the community.Emfuleni employee, Benny, should be lau-ded as a hero for saving our lives,” they con-cluded.

MKs claim innocence oninvasion of RDP houses

Photo: Behind is Michael Matsaneng witha bandaged leg after being shot and Ra­motsidise ‘Ram’Tau. The twowere recentlyassaulted by Golden Gardens communitymembers. Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso.

Lazarus Dithagiso and McDonald Tait

VANDERBIJLPARK. - The Vaal Univer-sity of Technology (VUT) has indefinitelysuspended a third-year Computer SystemEngineering student of the Engineering Fa-culty.The suspension comes after a 25-year-

old Zimbabwean suspect was arrested forthe allegedmurder of aNigerian female stu-

dent on the campus last month. The deceased,Naizi Evah (20) - also a third year in the samefaculty was found with a stab wound to herneck in her room on May 24. Mike Khuboni,VUT executive director: Corporate Affairs,said that, to date, the suspect has not been for-mally charged. “ The police are waiting forthe DNA result before they link the suspectwith the murder,” said Khuboni. The suspectis out on R5 000 bail and is in the custodyof a relative in Kempton Park. The Magistra-tes Court has instructed the suspect, who can-not be named as he has not yet lodged a plea,to report to the local police station everyThursday. The institution has given the familyof the deceased R8 000 through the students

levy. Another R22 000 was given to thefamily. Khuboni said, “ This was theamount that would have been used by theVUT representative to attend to the fune-ral service of the deceased. The parentsof the deceased have requested that themoney be handed to them to avoid unne-cessary expenditure. We are in goodterms with the family.” The deceased waslaid to rest over the weekend in Nigeria.Khuboni says another R10 million willbe spent to beef up security that includesinstallation of CCTV cameras inside thecampus to especiallymonitor female resi-dents. The VUT has expressed their con-dolences to the family

VUT beefs up security after murder of student

Left: Mike Khuboni, executive director:Corporate Affairs, addresses the mediaafter a student was murdered at the resi­dence. The VUT has beefed up Securitythrough installation of CCTV to monitorthe campus. Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso.

Pinky Mofokeng

SHARPEVILLE.-With the increased use of fi-replaces and home heating systems during thewinter months, families need to take properprecautions to prevent dangerous fire situati-ons. This comes after Lehlonoholo Tsotetsi (5)lost his life recently after their shack burneddown in Tshepiso Phase 3. It is alleged by thegrandfather that he left the children at a firepla-ce inside the house and went to bed early. Tha-bang (8), Dipolelo (11) and Lehlohonolo appa-

rently stayed awhile as they were still cold.The grandfather, LetsekaMokoena says fla-

mes woke him up at dawn. As he tried to getall the children to safety the little one remainedinside the house. After they realised that theboy was still inside, Dipolelo says she ran intothe house to try and get him out.As they were on their way out the boy ran

back into the bedroom and covered his headwith a blanket out of fear. The grandfather raninside and found the little boy lying in bed, but

itwas already too late as the smokehe had inha-led was too much for him to handle. He wascertified dead on the scene by paramedics. Let-sekaMokoena (43) says, “This is a very painfulsituation for me to handle.“I never imagined that I would lose my

grandchild through smoke. He was a verycheerful boy who always asked me for a R1to buy bunny-chow and now he is gone”.The grandfather could not hold back his te-

ars as he was telling the sad tale. The youngboy’s 22-year-old mother was in Ficksburg,Free State, visiting relatives when the incidenthappened. The family is already challengedwith poverty and, to top it all they lost theirclothing and blankets to the fire.

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Thabang (8), Dipolelo (11)and their grandfather Let­seka Mokoena (43) whomanaged to escape whenangry flames ate theirRDP house. Photo: PinkyMofokeng.

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Lazarus Dithagiso

VANDERBIJLPARK. - The South Afri-can National Blood Service thanks thecontrollers who participated in organisedblood-drives by presenting certificates ofappreciation and acknowledgement.This function for controllers was re-

cently hosted at the Tropicana River Lod-ge. Melissa Baqwa, SANBS Public Rela-tions Officer, said the aim of the functionis to encourage members of the public todonate blood.“We have a controller team that works

closely with different institutions. Theseare peoplewho know the community theywork with by heart. The SANBS in Ver-eeniging managed to reach its set targetswith the assistance of the community inthe region,” she says.Business people are encouraged to in-

vite the team to host blood-drives in theirorganisation. Some recipients who obtai-ned first prize were Sasolburg Square,Volkskool and Maxeke School, Meyer-ton Community Clinic and the OmniaCompany.

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Kate Chauke from Fundulwazi Secondary School (recipient), Busisiwe Twala ofSANBS (tele recruiter), Sarah Pheko (recipient from Lebohang Secondary School)and Isaac Mafisa, Vaal zone donor services manager for SANBS.

Mduduzi Mathebula

SHARPEVILLE. - Seniors were staged tocompete in a beauty pageant on Friday at theSharpeville Hall where Gogo Molefe andJohn Tladi clinched the prize as Vaal Seniors‘Bold and Beautiful.’The competition was organised by Tshidi

Selematsela from correctional services. Sheorganised seniors from different centres - thelikes of Vaal Echos, Vaal Angels of Abantu,Kgopolang, Bokamoso Ba Setchaba, Tshwa-rang Lere and Ntate-Nhlomele.These elders had to be older than 70 to qua-

lify to be among the finalists. The hall waspacked by community members who sharedthe same sentiments with the elders. Accor-ding to some elders, they are happy with suchinitiative. “Democracy came in handy for us,though I could do this as a young boy; butit is by God’s grace that I am now competingon the highest stage of them all,” said the win-ner of the Male Counterpart, Tladi.“There are many things our children and

grandchildren could do, rather than commit-ting crime and ending up in jail. They haveto learn to respect their elders and stop abu-sing their rights. Mandela worked so hard tofree us,” said the queen, Molefe.Selematsela said, “I just had a vision to ho-

nour the community and elderly people aboutthe freedom to express themselves rather thanbeing abused. This was to encourage, supportand show love for our elders.”The pageant had a question and answer ses-

sion inwhich elders had to answer democratichistorical questions about the Vaal and therest of the country.

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John Tladi keeping up with times duringthe Vaal seniors beauty contest.

Gugothandawo! ­ The occasion was thecontest celebration held in the SharpevilleHall for the seniors. Photos: Palesa Ubom­bo.

Mduduzi Mathebula

GROENPUNT.- Annual InternationalChildren’s Day was celebrated by theGroenpunt Juvenile Centre onWednesday,

where many took part in the programme thatwas fully embarked on and supported by nu-merous stakeholders, including Sasol, YouthDesk, SAPS, Love Life, Soul Provider,

Toughest YoungMinds, OldMutual, Sedi-beng Community Safety and ProvincialCommunity Safety.The event started with a most impressi-

ve rendering of the national Anthem by thejuvenile boys choir who surprised all theattendees.Speaking on behalf of the Groenpunt

Correctional Centre, Area CommissionerMandla Mkhwanazi said, “Those boyshave sinned against the community andthey were convicted for their deeds, butdo not unde estimate the power of rehabili-tation.As we speak some of them are equip-

ping themselves, through education.They are furthering their studies becau-

se we want them to leave here as differentpeople.”As the day proceeded numerous young

children from different schools were partof the programme.This exercise was to alert these young

school kids about the dangers of crime andprison life from the horse’s mouth.The inmates managed to interact with

the community and the learners learnedmore about crime, prison life and its conse-quences.

“I really enjoyed the trip and to learnabout prison, which is one place I wouldnot wish anyone to be in,” said a learner.

Juvenile prisoners vow for change

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Moleboheng Chaha

SEBOKENG. - As prayers are said all overthe world, suspected BokoHaram gunmen re-cently abducted 20 more women in Nigeria.The hashtag ‘Bring back our girls’ has be-

come popular over the past months, with peo-ple worldwide rallying to urge the Boko Ha-ram extremists to bring back more than 200girls abducted on April 16.It seems that new words are added to the

plea, as people have added words such as ‘sa-fely’ and ‘alive’ as it is not known what theirconditions are.The women of the United Reformed

Church (URC), Evaton Circuit, last weekmarched the streets of Zone 14 in song, askingfor the girls’ safe return. A powerful prayersession followed, especially dedicated topraying for their safe return.Held by a woman, one placard read: “My

girl - Your girl. Act like real brothers and fa-thers; bring them back unharmed.”Reverend Mmabatho Bikitsha says, “We

think it is important to support Nigeriathrough this tough time by joining the ‘Bring

back our girls’ movement.“As women who have brought children in-

to the world, we understand the pain that hasbefallen those women whose kids were ab-ducted in Nigeria. Not knowing where theirgirls are, whether they are safe or whether

they have been harmed.”Reverend Mirriam Tladi says, “Nobody

knows what those girls are going through: ifthey are being fed, raped or even killed. Allwe are doing is just praying for their safe re-turn.”

Bring them back safely

The women of the United Reformed Church last week marched the streets of Zone 14in song, asking for the abducted Nigerian girls’ safe return. Subequently, 20morewomenwere abducted in Nigeria this week. Photo: Moleboheng Chaha.

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The news that came in on Tuesday morningthat suspected Boko Haram militants haveagain abducted at least 20 other women closeto where 200-and-something schoolgirls we-re kidnapped in northern Nigeria is indeedhorrifying. The women were apparently loa-ded onto vans at gunpoint and driven awayto an unknown location.

If Boko Haram sees their war against theirgovernment as not being fruitful and thatthey cannot win it, they should try other me-ans and stop harassing their ‘girl children’and women.

That the army has also not commented onthe recent kidnap also shows the lax way inwhich the Nigerian government is willing to

respond to the situation. It all goes back toshowing that the rights of women are stillnot respected in this day and age. It’s veryimportant to respect a woman, but we tendto forget that. It is very important that parentsshould teach their sons to be courteous to-wards women. A boy will treat a woman theexact same way that his father does. Educa-tion starts at home, and they (parents) playan important role.

We must raise boys and girls to value eachother, and view each other as equal.

I think that parenting should be equal sothat children see what shared partnershiplooks like. Gender inequities must be chal-lenged, and women and girls must have trueequality.

Challenging the rape culture that is rifein our very own country should not be onthe shoulders of an individual person only,but a shared responsibility of everyone in-

volved. We cannot tolerate this violence aswe currently do. We have to hold ourselvesaccountable to doing this hard work, bothwithin and outside the criminal legal system,through intersections and inclusive approa-ches.

The Nigerian army has rightfully been cri-ticised for failing to stop the militant attacks;they are the last line of defence for the Nige-rian people yet they largely are inactive oreven absent, allowing Boko Haram militantsto continue their attacks.

This should be put to a stop. The grouphas waged an increasingly bloody insurgen-cy since 2009 and thousands of people havedied in their attacks and the subsequent secu-rity crackdown.

Certainly not all men, when refused theirpatriarchal dividend, take retribution againstwomen as a class. But when mental illness,access to guns, bullying, and a culture of mi-

sogyny come together in the life of troubledindividuals the combination can be lethal.

Ending male violence against women me-ans changing societal norms, attitudes, andperceptions - for both men and women. Wemust continue to increase equality and decre-ase the marginalisation of women.

At the same time, we must find new waysto raise boys and young men - ways that en-courage them to respect and accept their ownand others’ vulnerabilities.

If we are serious as a culture about preven-ting future atrocities, we need to change theway we socialise boys and men.

And we will need to dismantle a culturethat routinely treats women and girls as sex-ual objects and targets of real and virtual vio-lence. This should be put to a halt. Let ussupport the campaign, # Bring back ourgirls!

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VANDERBIJLPARK.-NorthWestUniversity(NWU) students Paballo Motia (21) and NeoMangope (20) would like to request sponsors-hip from the Vaal fraternity to attend the Gol-

den Key International Summit 2014 In Boston,- United States Of America. The two law stu-dents became part of the Golden Key Internati-onal Honour Society after they were identifiedas the top 15% achievers of the University.

One of the responsibilities that come withbeing part of the society is having to promoteand maintain high standards of academicachievement.

“After being chosen by the school to be partof the society, we found out that we had to at-tend this summit. We would like to plead withthe community to help us by sponsoring ourtrip to the summit that will take place on July31 - August 3,” says Motia.

Anyone who can help the girls in the formof sponsorship can call them on 082 509 1931or alternatively on 0714065733.

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Paballo Motia (21) and Neo Mangope (20) request sponsorship from the Vaal fraternityto attend the Golden Key International Summit 2014 In Boston MA. Photo: MolebohengChaha.

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GOV. Housing SUBSIDYAre u earning R3,500 ­R15,000 p/m? If YES, youqualify to buy a flat, house,stand! Contact WisemanKganye for quick service!!073 426 9441 ­ I can assistin selling your property!

PERSOONLIK /PERSONAL

1. Berading / Counselling2. Kerke / Churches3. Gelukwensings /Congratulations

4. Dankbetuigings/ Thank you5.Memoriam/Grafstene /Tombstones

6. Egskeidings / Divorce

7. Speurdienste /Private Detectives

8.Verlore / Gevind /Lost / Found

9. Saamrygeleenthede / Lifts10. Vriendskaplik / Friendship11.Persoonlikekennisgewings/Personal Notices

DIENSTE / SERVICES12. Dagsorg / Daycare13. Kleuterskole /

Pre-Primary Schools14.Naskoolsorg /

Afterschool care15.Onderrig / Education16. Video&Fotografie /

Video&Photography17.Musiek /Music18.Onthale&Konferensies

Functions &Conferences19. Spyseniering / Catering20.Wegneemetes&

RestauranteTakeAways&Restaurants

25. Blindings / Blinds26. Springkastele /

Jumping Castle27. Houtwerk / Carpentry28.Matte / Carpets29. Plaveisel / Paving30. Bouwerk / Building31. Beton&Palisade /

Concrete&Palisades32. Elektriese dienste&

Herstelwerk /

Electrical Services&Repairs33. Loodgieters / Plumbing34.AlgemeneDienste /

General Services35. Rommelverwydering

Refuse Removal36. Sekuriteit / Security37. Plaagbeheer /

Pest Control38. Tuindienste /

Garden Services39.Vervoer&Berging /

Transport&Storage40. Boorgate / Boreholes41. Swembaddens /

Swimming Pools42.Grasdakke / Thatch roofs43. Lenings / Loans44. Finansiele Dienste /

Financial Services45.Naaldwerk /Needlework46. Skoonheid&Gesondheid /

Beauty&Health48. Jaggeleenthede /Hunting49. Sweis&Staalwerke /

Welding&Steelworks

TE KOOP / FOR SALE

52.Algemeen te koop /General for sale

53. Te koop gevra /Wanted to buy

55. Rekenaars / Computers56. Kantoortoerusting /

Office supplies57. Selfone/Cell phones58. Pandwinkels /

Pawn shops59. TV / Elektriese

toebehore/TV / Electrical Appliances

60. Boeke/VersamelitemsBooks / Collectors Items

61. Kuns /Oudhede/

Artwork/Antiques62. Juweliersware /

Jewelery63.Veevoer / Animal Feeds64.Diere&Pluimvee

Animals&Poultry65. Plaastoerusting /

FarmEquipment66.Motors67. Bakkies68.Vragmotors / Trucks69.Motorfietse /

Motorbikes70.Woonwaens / Caravans71. Bote / Boats

EIENDOMME/PROPERTIES72. Algemeen te huur / To let80. Losies / Boarding81. EiendommeBenodig /

PropertiesWanted82. Besigheidsgeleenthede /

BusinessOpportunities83. Persele / Premises84.Woonstelle te huur /

Flats to let85.Woonstelle te koop /

Flats for sale86.Meenthuise te huur /

Townhouses to let87.Meenthuise te koop /

Townhouses for sale88.Huise te huur /

Houses to let89.Huise te koop /

Houses for sale.

90.Hoewes&Plase te huur /Small Holdings&Farms to let

91. Hoewes&Plase te koop /Smalholdings&Farms for sale

92. Besighede te koop /Business for sale

94.Gastehuise / Guest Houses95.Vakansie Akkomodasie /

Holiday Accommodation96. Bestuurskole /

Driving Schools97. Betrekkings gevra /

VacanciesWanted98. Betrekkings / Vacancies99.VolwasseVermaak /

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SEBOKENG.- Miss Uniform, June 16, Boi-patong Hall at 13:00. Everyone is welcometo participate in this initiative. For more infor-mation contact Teto Mphumela @ (016) 6619011

SEBOKENG.- Varsity Media is hosting anaudition for talent for the unemployed toshowcase their talents at Saul Tsotetsi SportsCentre on June 30 from 09:00-15:30. For mo-re info contact Kanye Kgosi on 072 713 0515or 082 464 1573.

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8 SEDIBENG STER 11 June - 17 June 2014

We currently have vacant positions in our sales departments at ourVereeniging and Vanderbijlpark branches for experienced

SALES EXECUTIVESIf you have a proven track record in the motor industry and would like to discuss the

possibility of becoming a member of our team, we would like to hear from you withoutdelay. Individuals with experience in the sale of both New and Pre-Owned vehicles are

welcome to apply.

Forward your CV to 086 697 8001. Indicate on your covering page your branch anddepartment (New/Pre-Owned) of preference. All applications will be dealt with in the

strictest confidence.

Should you not hear from us within 21 days of sending your CV, you should consideryour application unsuccessful.

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Plant and Construction Company in need of the following:Red seal Diesel MechanicWith the following requirements:• 3 Years’ experience in all earthmoving machinery• Valid code 8 driver’s license• Sober habits• Situated in the Vaal Triangle• Contactable referencesHealth and safety Officer and a Junior SHEQ ManagerWith the following requirements:• 3 Years practical as a Health and Safety Officer• Knowledge in earth moving machines and

construction regulations• Valid code 8 driver’s license• Sober habits• Situated in the Vaal TriangleThese posts will be on a probationary basis

E-mail CV to: info@scholtztransport.co.zaFax CV to: 086 6205 227

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SASOL SECUNDAANNUAL SHUTDOWN 2014

We are inviting the following trade’s men to attend interviewfor the upcoming September Shutdown at Sasol Secunda

Skills

Mechanical FittersValve Fitters

Millwright/TurnersTurbine Fitters

RiggersCrane Operators

Instrument MechanicMechanical Supervisor

Requirements:• Must be qualified• Previous experience will be an advantage at least 4

years’ experience or red seal• Copy of CV, Verified trade papers & SA ID document

Venue: Emerald Resort & CasinoAddress: 777 Frikkie Meyer Boulevard, VANDERBIJLPARKDate: 23th & 24th June 2014Time: 08:00am – 16:00pm

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• Package starting from R9 500.00• Commission + Incentives• Full Training provided• Promotional opportunity included

REQUIREMENTS• Own vehicle and driver’s license• Good people skills and presentable

For interview contact (016) 423 6458 orSMS name and number to 082 905 2398

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POSITIONS AVAILABLE IN THEFOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS

FRONT END SUPERVISORExperience in cashier supervising.

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scheduling, work weekends.

CONFECTIONERYExperience in baking, decorating cakes and

tarts essential.

HAND CV PERSONALLY IN ATSTEPHENSON SPAR

6 STEPHENSON STREETCW5,VANDERBIJLPARK

TEL:(016) 986-0738/9

SHEQ OfficerLarge transport company requires the serviceof a qualified SHEQ Officer with experience in

the Freight and Logistics industry.Candidates with National Diploma in SHEQor equivalent, combined with a minimumof 3 years of experience and knowledge ofISO Systems, OHSACT, relevant legislation

governing HSE rules and regulations would beconsidered. Knowledge of Road Traffic Act and

AARTO an advantage.Must be computer literate.

Detailed CV’s may be forwarded torecruitment@kgb.co.za

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SALES EXECUTIVESSales Executives of all ages (withor without experience) required

throughout the Vaal Triangle / Sedi-beng area. Must be computer liter-ate, well-spoken and well presented.Must have own reliable transport

and Internet connectivity. Work fromhome. We offer an excellent lifetimerecurring commission structure.

Email CV to 09-dale@xpose.co.zafor personal interview.

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The NeT of ChrisTChrisTiaN sChool

Must be SACE registered.fax CV for attention:

Cathy schade to 016 366 0756

teacher forgrade 1.

Requires a born again,spirit filled, foundation

phase qualified

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Position forreceptionist & admin

@ SW5Vanderbijlpark.Requirements own transport

live Vanderbijlpark.Microsoft Office,Excel and PowerPoint.send CV to rockyslater1@telkomsa.net

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Pick ‘n Pay Family Supermarket,Macowen Street, Vanderbijlpark

are looking for 2 Blockman for theirButchery between the ages of 17 to27 years. Salary will be discussedand they will be tested instore.

PLEASE CONTACTMR NICK ROMBOLAKIS ON

016 932 1408

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OUDITBESTUURDEROns is ‘n gevestigde ouditeurspraktyk

in Vereeniging wat ‘n ervare ouditbestuurder benodig.VEREISTES:

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Aangename werksomstandighede.E-POS CV AAN: lindie@jbv.co.za

Vakante PosEiendomsagente benodigVerdien R20,000 kommisie en

meer per maandVEREISTES:

* Eie vervoer en selfoon* Woonagtig in Vanderbijlpark

* Netjie voorkomsStuur CV aan sandra@propertyfriends.co.za

Skakel: 082 857 3358

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Cash loan / pawn / retail* 5 - 8 jaar ondervinding.

* Kennis van skuldinvordering sal ‘nbonus wees.

* Moet eie vervoer hê.± R15 000 salaris met voordele.

Piet 082 925 6092

Fax CV’s to 086 635 0175

Type setter / Graphic artistVacancy at Vereeniging based company.

Previous experience in Coral Draw,Pagemaker and Photo Shop essential

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We are looking for a school leaver / young vibrant lady,who can work well under pressure. Join our dynamicteam in Events and marketing, the company is locatedin Henley on Klip. Must be able to work on MicrosoftOffice, word and Excel is a must.To start immediately

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11 June - 17 June 2014 SEDIBENG STER 9

INVITATION TO BIDYOU ARE HEREBY INVITED TO BID FOR REQUIREMENTS OF THE EMFULENI LOCAL

MUNICIPALITY AS OUTLINED BELOW:Bid Number Bid Description Compulsory

Briefing SessionDate & Time

Bid DocumentFee

OtherRequirments

Closing Date ContactPerson

11/2014/95

N98/2014

(Re-advertise-ment) Provision ofPrinting servicesto Emfuleni LocalMunicipality for aperiod not exceed-ing thirty six (36)months

Municipal Offic-es, Cnr KlasieHavenga Street& Frikkie MeyerBoulevard Van-derbijlpark on18 June 2014at 10H00 in theMayor’s Parlour

R250(non-refundable)

None 14 July 2014 at10H00

Mr. Louis vanRooyen

(016) 950 5405

Bidders must comply with the following minimum requirements: Failure to comply will lead tonon-consideration of tender (Non- responsive). Additional requirements will be stipulated in the

bid document.

1. Original valid tax clearance certificate issued by South African Revenue Services (SARS) mustbe submitted,

2. Proof indicating that the Company’s or Directors municipal account is paid up to date(must not be in arrears for more than three months must be submitted. NB: where applicablesubmit a copy of a lease agreement which is duly signed by all parties to it.

3. A valid letter of good standing in respect of Compensation for Occupational Injuries andDiseases Act (COIDA) or an exemption letter for COIDA must be submitted.

4. A compulsory briefing meeting must be attended as stated above.5. In an event of a joint venture, a joint venture agreement must be submitted. All parties must

submit and comply with all minimum requirements.6. Bidders must comply with all terms and conditions as outlined in this bid document.

Collection of bid documents: Bid documents may be purchased during office hours between 08h15to 15h15 on Monday to Friday excluding public holidays at Emfuleni Local Municipality Offices,Vanderbijlpark, Cnr Klasie Havenga Street & Frikkie Meyer Boulevard Vanderbijlpark, Ground floor.

Availability of bid documents: Bid documents will be available from the 02 June 2014 at 10H00 at acost of R250.00 until the closing date (payable in cash or bank guaranteed cheque) before collectionof the bid document.

Returning and closing date and time of bid: Sealed marked: bid number and bid description. Bidsmust be placed in the Bid Box (First Floor) at the Municipal Offices, Vanderbijlpark, Cnr KlasieHavenga Street & Frikkie Meyer Boulevard, not later than 10h00 on the closing date where afterit will be opened in public in the Committee Room, first floor, Municipal Building, Vanderbijlpark.

Evaluation and adjudication of bid: Bids will be evaluated and adjudicated in terms of EmfuleniLocal Municipality Supply Chain Management Policy and Preferential Procurement Policy FrameworkAct No 5 of 2000. The 90/10 in preferential procurement points system as outlined in the biddocument will apply.

Please note:• No bid will be accepted from a person in the service of the state.• Municipality reserves the right to accept or reject any bid or part thereof and is not obliged to

accept the lowest bid.• A valid B-BBEE certificate must be submitted.• Bids shall remain valid for a period of 90 (ninety) calendar days after the closing date• Telegraphic, telephonic, telex, facsimile, email and late bids will not be accepted, the

municipality will not be held responsible for mailed, couriered tender documents that do notreach the bid box by time on the closing date.

• Valid company registration documents must be submitted e.g. CK, CM, etc.• Bids must only be submitted on the original bid documentation that is issued by Emfuleni

Local Municipality and must be completed in full, signed and in black ink.• The municipality will appoint a tenderer with the highest number of points unless there are

justifying reasons not to do so.• Company profile must be submitted.• No Bid will be accepted from bidders or any of its directors listed on the register for tender

defaulters.• The successful bidder will be required to have, or to establish a fully equipped printing

premise in the Sedibeng area within thirty calendar days from signing of the contract.

Preference is given to bidders who enhance the local economy, create jobs and who promote broad–based black economy empowerment (B-BBEE) and to bidders who are within the Emfuleni LocalMunicipality.

Mr. S. ShabalalaMUNICIPAL MANAGER

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INVITATION TO BIDYOU ARE HEREBY INVITED TO BID FOR REQUIREMENTS OF THE EMFULENI LOCAL

MUNICIPALITY AS OUTLINED BELOW:Bid Number Bid Description Compulsory Site

and BriefingSession Date &Time

Bid DocumentFee

Other Re-quirements

Closing Date ContactPerson

11/2014/98N101/2014

Supply, Deliveryand Installationof 2,4 meter highconcrete fenceand steel securityentrance gatearound the MunicSubstation inVanderbijlpark

Municipal Offic-es, Cnr KlasieHavenga Street& Frikkie MeyerBoulevard Van-derbijlpark on20 June 2014at 10H00 in theMayor’s Parlour

R250(non-refundable)

CIDBGrading: 2SQ/ GB orHigher

30 June 2014at 10H00

Mr MarcusTshule

016 950 6441

Bidders must comply with the following minimum requirements: failure to comply will lead tonon-consideration of tender (non- responsive). Additional requirements will be stipulated in the

bid document.

1. Original valid tax clearance certificate issued by South African Revenue Services (SARS) mustbe submitted.

2. Proof indicating that the municipal account of the Bidder and its Directors are paid up to date(not older than 3 months).

3. A valid letter of good standing in respect of Compensation for Occupational Injuries andDiseases Act (COIDA) must be submitted.

4. A compulsory site and briefing session will be held as stipulated above.5. Bidders must comply with all terms and conditions as outlined in this tender document.6. A 2 SQ/ GB or higher CIDB contractors grading must be submitted.7. A signed joint venture / consortium agreement/s must be submitted with the tender document

(if applicable). In cases of joint venture / consortium all parties are required to submit theabove mentioned documentation, failure of which will lead to a disqualification.

Availability of bid documents: bid documents will be available from 10 June 2014 at 10:00 until30 June 2014 at 10:00 at a cost of R 250.00 (payable in cash or by bank guarantee cheque) beforecollection of the bid document.

Collection of bid documents: Bid documents may be purchased during office hours between 08:15to 15:15 on Monday to Friday excluding public holidays, at Emfuleni Local Municipality Offices,Vanderbijlpark, Cnr Klasie Havenga Street & Frikkie Meyer Boulevard Vanderbijlpark, Ground Floor.

Returning and closing date and time of bid: Sealed and marked with the bid number and biddescription bids must be placed in the Bid Box (First Floor) at the Municipal Offices, Vanderbijlpark,Cnr Klasie Havenga Street & Frikkie Meyer Boulevard, not later than 10:00 on the closing datewhere after it will be opened in public in the Mayors Parlour, First Floor, Municipal Building, Vander-bijlpark.

Evaluation and adjudication of bid: Bids will be evaluated and adjudicated in terms of EmfuleniLocal Municipality Supply Chain Management Policy and Preferential Procurement Policy FrameworkAct No 5 of 2000. The 80/20 preferential procurement points system as outlined in the bid documentwill apply.

Please Note:• No bid will be accepted from a person in the service of the state.• The municipality reserves the right to accept or reject any bid or part thereof and is not

obliged to accept the lowest bid.• Bids shall remain valid for a period of 90 (ninety) calendar days after the closing date.• Telegraphic, telephonic, telex, facsimile, email and late bids will not be accepted. The

municipality will not be held responsible for mailed, couriered tender documents that donot reach the bid box by time on the closing date.

• Valid company registration documents must be submitted e.g. CK, CM, etc.• Bids may only be submitted on the original bid documentation that is issued by Emfuleni

Local Municipality and must be completed in full, signed, in black ink and may not be altered.• The municipality will appoint tenderer with the highest number of points for the award of

contract, unless there are compelling and justifying reasons not to do so.• No bid will be accepted from bidders or any of its directors listed on the register for tender

defaulters.• Copy of company profile must be submitted.• A B-BBEE certificate to be submitted.

Preference is given to bidders who enhance the local economy, create jobs and who promote broad–based black economy empowerment (B-BBEE) and to bidders who are within the Emfuleni LocalMunicipality.

Mr. S. ShabalalaMUNICIPAL MANAGER

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NEEM KENNIS: Vervroegde SpertyeVAALWEEKBLAD Uitgawe: 18 Junie 2014Spertyd: 13 Junie 2014@ 14:00

TAKE NOTICE: Early DeadlinesVAALWEEKBLAD Edition: 18 June 2014Deadline: 13 June 2014@ 14:00

10 SEDIBENG STER 11 June - 17 June 2014

VANDERBIJlPARK TOWN PLANNING SCHEME

In terms of the Provisions of Clause 12 of the Vanderbijlpark TownPlanning Scheme, 1987, notice is hereby given that:

Mrs MN Robertson, an authorised agent who in compliance toClause 12 and 19 of the above scheme hereby seeks permissionfrom the Emfuleni Municipality to utilise the following building sitefor the reasons set out below:

Site : 137 CW5, Vanderbijlpark ,Marconi street

Area: Vanderbijlpark, CW5-482 m2

To be utilised for: Burial Undertaking Premises

Details ofthe application will be submitted on/or before 6 June2014 to the Municipality management of the Municipality Boardand subsequently to the office of the Manager, Land use Man-ager, Emfuleni Municipality, lst floor, Old Trust Bank building, c/nPresident Kruger and Eric Louw street, Vanderbijlpark, duringnormal business hours for the inspection thereof.

Anyone who has objections to the proposed use of the buildingsite as set out above must direct their objections in writing to theMunicipal Manager, P 0 Box 3, Vanderbijlpark or fax it to : 016-9505533 within 28(twenty eight)days from the date of submission.

The contact details of the applicant are as follows:Mrs MN Robertson PO box 6420, Vanderbijlpark 1900Cell no: 082 893 4193 Fax: 016-422 1868

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CONSENT IN TERM OF THE VANDERBIJLPARKTOWNPLANNING SCHEME 1987

I, MR D BUYS of ST ADMIN, being the authorized agentof the owner of Sylviavale 11, Vanderbijlpark, hereby givesnotice in terms of Sections 12 and 19 of the VanderbijlparkTown Planning Scheme 1987, that the owner intends toapply to the Emfuleni Local Municipality for its consent touse the said property for the purposes of “Institutional” forRetirement houses and Frail care units.

Particulars of this application may be inspected duringnormal office hours at 11 Sylviavale, Vanderbijlpark or at theoffice of the the Strategic Manager: Land Use Management,First floor, Old Trust Bank Building, corner of PresidentKruger Street and Eric Louw Street, Vanderbijlpark, for28 days from 4 June 2014.

Any person having any objection to the granting of thisapplication or who wishes to make representations in re-gard thereto, shall lodge such objection or representation inwriting, to the Strategic Manager: Development Planning,P O Box 3, Vanderbijlpark 1900, and the under-mentionednot later than 2 July 2014.

Name: ST Admin (Agent)Address: P.O. Box 3477, VANDERBIJLPARK, 1900Tel No: (082) 301 4020

First appearance: 4 June 2014

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NOTICE FOR THE AMENDMENT OF VEREENIGINGTOWN PLANNING SCHEME

I, Mr. D BUYS of ST ADMIN, being the authorized agent of theowners, hereby gives notice in terms of Section 56(1)(b)(ii) of theTown-Planning and Townships Ordinance (15 of 1986) that I haveapplied to the Emfuleni Municipal Council for the amendment ofthe Vereeniging Town Planning Scheme, 1992, in respect of Erf33 Three Rivers East. with the rezoning of the above-mentionederf from “Residential 1” with a density of 1 residential unit per erfto “Residential 1” with a density of 1 residential unit per 700m2.

All relevant documents relating to the application will be open forinspection during normal office hours at the office of the Strate-gic Manager: Land Use Management, First floor, Old Trust BankBuilding, corner of President Kruger Street and Eric Louw Street,Vanderbijlpark, for 28 days from 4 June 2014.

Any person, who wishes to object to the application or submitrepresentations in respect thereof, must lodge the same in writingto the Municipal Manager at the named address or to P O Box 3Vanderbijlpark 1900 or fax to (016) 950 5533 within 28 days from4 June 2014.

Address of the agent: ST ADMIN,PO Box 3477 VANDERBIJLPERK, 1900Tel: 082 301 4020

Date of first publication: 4 June 2014.

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SASOLBURG TOWN PLANNING SCHEME, 1993

APPLICATION FOR SPECIAL CONSENT USE

Notice is hereby given in terms of Clause E.1 of theSasolburg Town Planning Scheme, 1993 that I, Francòisdu Plooy, the authorised agent, have applied to theMetsimaholo Local Municipality for special consent useto permit a crèche/nursery school for a maximum of 253children on the above-mentioned properties on Erven4043 and 4044 Sasolburg Extension 4 Township, locatedat 35 and 33 Van Eck Street, Sasolburg Extension 4.

Particulars of the application will lie open for inspectionduring normal office hours at the office of the Manager:Department of Urban Planning, Fichardt Street, Sasol-burg for a period of 14 days from 11 June 2014.

Objections to or representation in respect of theapplication must be lodged with or made in writing to theManager: Department of Urban Planning at the aboveaddress or at P.O. Box 60 Sasoburg 1947, within a periodof 14 days from 11 June 2014.

Address of applicant: Francòis du Plooy Associates,P.O. Box 85108, Emmarentia, 2029. Tel: (011) 646-2013.Fax: (011) 486-4544. E-mail: francois@fdpass.co.za

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NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 5(5) OF THE GAUTENG

REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS ACT, 1996 (ACT 3 OF 1996)VEREENIGING AMENDMENT SCHEME N964

I, A P Squirra of APS Town and Regional Planners, being the au-thorized agent of the owner hereby give notice in terms of Sec-tion 5(5) of the Gauteng Removal of Restrictions Act, 1996 (Act3 of 1996) that I have applied to the Emfuleni Local Municipalityfor the removal of certain title conditions contained in the Deed ofTransfer No. T000006604/2014 of Erf 126 Peacehaven Township,which property is located on the South Eastern boundary of Gen-eral Hertzog Road, to facilitate this Application, and for the simul-taneous amendment of the Vereeniging Town Planning Scheme,1992, by the rezoning of the Erf, from “Residential 1” purposes to“Residential 4” purposes in Height Zone 10.

All relevant documents relating to this Application will be open forinspection during normal office hours at the office of the said LocalAuthority, office of the Deputy Municipal Manager: Economic De-velopment Planning (Land Use Management), 1st floor Develop-ment Planning Building, corner of President Kruger and Eric LouwStreets, Vanderbijlpark, from 11 June, 2014 until 9 July, 2014. Anyperson who wishes to object to this Application or submit represen-tations in respect thereof, must lodge the same in writing to the saidLocal Authority at its address specified above or send it to P OBox 3, Vanderbijlpark 1900. The objections or representations mustreach the mentioned office on or before 9 July, 2014.

Name and address of Agent:APS Town and Regional PlannersP O Box 12311LUMIER, 1905

Reference: Vereeniging Amendment Scheme N964.

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50-7000It is the responsibility of the Advertiser to make sure

that his advertisement is correct on the first dayof publication and placed according to his/her

instructions and that all mistakes are corrected beforethe next edition.

mooiVaal media does not accept any responsibilityfor more than one faulty placing.

ReitumetseRamohlokoaneborn 07/02/1997who stays with Ms.Josephine MalefuRamohlokoanewill be placed infoster care.

Anyone who hasinformation on thisfamily can contactThembi Mdaweat 016 430 2551

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Elizabeth Thekisoborn 16/08/1997who stays with

Mrs Sophia Khalapawill be placed in fostercare. Anyone who hasinformation on thisfamily can contactThembi Mdaweat 016 430 2551 a

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What is eating the Sedibeng region? ShootingFrom The Hip asks this question because the-re was no Safa Sedibeng representative whenBanyana Banyana arrived last Wednesday toprepare their international friendly matchagainst Botswana at Isak Steyl Stadium overthe weekend.There was no Safa Sedibeng representati-

ve to welcome the team. Shooting From Hipfound himself having to answer some aw-kward questions from those who accompa-nied Banyana Banyana.What is eating this region?My disappointment doesn’t end there. On

the day of the match, Safa Sedibeng Presi-dent Xolani Mtumtum was sitting at thegrand stand and not in the VIP area. Whatis going on in this region as far as footballis concerned? Maybe football administratorsare happywith our football being run by poli-ticians. If that is the case, Shooting From TheHip would rather be Safa President. Insteadour football is run by politicians. Excuse me,president my foot! The truth is that I don’tneed to campaign because the very peoplewho campaigned to convince others they we-re the right candidates have destroyed ourfootball.Even EmfuleniMunicipalMayor Council-

lor Gretha Hlongwane was taken aback bythe situation. But Shooting From The Hipwants to believe that the mayor was not sur-prised by this because she is aware of thepower struggle in our local football.

She is well informed about football poli-tics in this region and maybe, one way orthe other, she expected this from local foot-ball administrators. The question is: was SafaSedibeng aware of the game in the first pla-ce? If not, who is to be blamed for this situati-on - because Shooting From The Hip is awarethat this region is represented in the women’sfootball committee.The truth of matter is that: This region is

sick, very sick and tired of the fact that foot-ball in this region has been treated like`bull@#$*’. It’s high time real football peo-ple stood up and took charge. By this I meanpeople with football knowledge and thatdoesn’t mean that if you play football at thehighest level you will automatically be thefirst choice.We need people with education like Ntate

Molefi Oliphant. The man was the most edu-

cated football administrator to have come in-to this region. Until now, we have simply ap-pointed or elected people without any educa-tional background; hence, we find ourselvesin this mess.We need people who will go out there, ne-

gotiate for sponsorships - not just any ‘nobo-dy.’ Come on somebody! Let’s put our egosaside for the sake of these children. If youdon’t know, just get out of our way and leavefootball people to run football affairs.What happened last week is disgusting -

not give Banyana Banyana a proper welco-me.We are a disgrace, an embarrassment to

our children. We don’t lead by example, butby our egos. We allow our egos to go to ourheads. We talk but fail to translate our wordsinto action! Can somebody just SHUT UPfor good?

What is “eating” Sedibeng?What is “eating” Sedibeng?

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VEREENIGING. - New ‘baby on the-block’Arcon Park Primary School will represent Se-dibeng in the Danone Provincial u/12 Play-Offs scheduled to take place at WU ClementsStadium inMidrand, Johannesburg, on Satur-day. This Vereeniging-based school achievedthis feat after beating all Sedibeng primaryschools in their cluster and regional playoffs.Tomake it interesting, this was the school’s

first appearance in the competition and nowthey will represent Sedibeng in ProvincialPlay-Offs. School Coach Mohapi Mofokengsays this is unbelievable, taking into conside-ration that it was their debut in the competiti-on: “This is a great achievement for the schoolbecause we are new in this tournament, butlook where we are now. Even now I can’t be-lieve that we will be representing Sedibeng

in this tournament. All of us here at schoolare stunned by this achievement.We can’t be-lieve that our school will go out there to repre-sent the people of Sedibeng. I want to thankthe school principal and teachers for their sup-port,” he says. The school is affiliated to SafaSedibeng Junior League and registered as Ri-sing Stars FC. Mofokeng says the league hashelped the school to achieve this victory. Hesays playing competitive games every wee-kend helped them a lot. His sentiments wereechoed by his co-coach Lucky Kgaole, whoalso believes the school’s success was a teameffort. Kgaole says they are ready to makeSedibeng proud in the tournament: “It mightbe our first appearance in the competition butthis doesn’t meanwewill be push-overs comeSaturday. We will not be there to add num-bers, but to compete. I have no doubt that the-

se boys will make us proud. The only thingwe ask from Sedibeng people is their support.Yes, they might not be there physically, butspiritually they will be with us,” he conclu-

des. Meanwhile Banyana Bayana triumphedover Botswana (4-0) at the Isak Steyl Stadiumin Vanderbijlpark on Saturday in a match thatwas a one way traffic. The match was Banya-

na’s preparations forthe 2014 AfricanWomen Champions-hip, AWC.

Arcon Primary to hoist Sedibeng flag high

Arcon Park PrimarySchool will repre­sent Sedibeng inthe Danone u/12Provincial Play­Offsscheduled to takeplace in Midrand,Johannesburg, thisSaturday. Photo:Zacharia Nale.

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SEDIBENG.- The Safa Sedibeng Regional’s Wo-men Leaguewas in full swing at the various venuesthis pastweekend.The highest score of theweekendwas when DMI Ladies FC beat Evaton Ladies inone-sided league match played at Zone 3 Stadium,Sebokeng. Elsewhere, top of the table, VaalMilanoLadies FC beat NWUVaal Campus Ladies FC 8-0in another one-way-traffic match played at SportsCentre on Saturday. This Sharpeville women’s soc-

cer ladies team is current log leader with six pointsfrom two games, while the second placed Going UpLadies FC collectedmaximum points when they beatElamgreen Ladies FC 3-1 in another regional wo-men’s league that took place at Meyerton Stadiumover the weekend.

Letta Ladies FC and Real Tokyo Ladies FC sharedthe spoil when these two ladies soccer teams playedto a goalless draw, while DMI Ladies and Evaton La-dies FC also played to a goalless draw.

Safa Sedibeng Region's Wo­men League was in fullswing this past weekends atvarious venues in Sedibeng.Photo: Zacharia Nale.

SEDIBENG. - Safa Sedibeng urges theidentification of progressive women coa-

ches who want to empower themselves andat the same time contribute towards the deve-lopment of women’s football.

“Please be cautious, not selfish, coaches orpeople who want to destabilise and endangerthe plight of women’s soccer because it’s bet-ter to push their narrow, selfish interests.

“Identified and supported coaches will beforced to enter into a Service Level Agree-ment with SAFA Sedibeng to avoid a situati-on where coaches once qualified, will declarethat he/she has nothing to do with Safa Sedi-beng.” The statement was issued by the SafaSedibeng Regional general secretary – StarHlongwane.

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