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SHARPEVILLE. - Fear, panic and a lossof income is what Human Rights Day acti-vities last Thursday brought to foreignshop-owners in Sharpeville.

Following last year’s protests and thelooting of their stores (mainly tuck-shops)foreigners apparently decided not to openfor business, some from as early as lastMonday fearing a repeat of the same sce-nes that took place last year. Most commu-nity members were also left stranded asthey could not get hold of the basic essen-tials that are readily available at these sto-res.Last year’s lootings and protests stem-med from the movement of the celebrati-ons from the Sharpeville township toSoweto with the community claiming theright to hold them in their township. Mem-bers of the community went berserk andlooted shops and other businesses. “Wewere surprised by their actions as most ifnot all their stores were closed around thewhole township. I can understand their fe-ar as they are easy targets of criminals whotake advantage of events such as these tovandalise their businesses and rob them,”says a community member.

Sedibeng Ster tried without success tosolicit comment from the foreigners - forobvious reasons. Another member of thecommunity Jerry Zwane adds that the vic-timisation of foreigners by locals shouldbe put to an end. “This is not good at all;these people live in constantfear and this muststop. We are all hu-man beings,” hesaid.

With Police attheir highest visibi-lity the foreigners,most from Somaliaand Pakistan, couldbe seen loitering inthe township, obvi-ously assessing thesituation.

The celebrations,however, went offwithout much inci-dent and the shop ow-ners have since goneback to business.

Foreigners fearForeigners fearHuman Rights DayHuman Rights Day

PAC Members march on their wayfrom the Phelindaba Cemetery tothe Memorial Centre in Sharpevilleas foreigners feared a repeat of lastyear’s scenes when there were protests and lootings. Insert: Most stores such as this one in Phelindabaremained closed for business lastweek. Photos: Lerato Serero

The Pan Africanist Congress (PAC)strongly feels that the African Natio-nal Congress and the government fai-led the people of Sharpeville and theVaal when they renamed the day Hu-man Rights Day.

March 21 isMarch 21 isSharpeville DaySharpeville Day

A request by the DA to host the Hu-man Rights Day celebrations at theold Sharpeville Police Station was ap-parently rejected. Instead they hostedtheir event at the African MethodistChurch with their leader Helen Zille,and Parliamentary leader LindiweMazibuko.

DA commemoratesHuman Rights Day

Sancta Maria Junior School has ta-ken time to make a difference by ta-king part in one of its many commu-nity projects. These are organised bythe Goodwill ambassador for child-ren in the Vaal Triangle, Fabrice Fa-car.

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SEBOKENG. - Zone 3 intersection came to a halton Thursday due to an accident that caused a ma-jor, three-hour traffic jam that left motorists baf-fled and frustrated. The accident shocked manyand left two drivers injured. Apparently an argu-ment over R15 between a taxi driver and the taxiqueue marshal led to the mayhem. According tobystanders, themarshal wanted his R15 from a taxidriver who drove through aNissanHarbody, smas-hing it. It is alleged that the queue marshal jumpedinto the taxi and fought with the taxi driver, cau-sing him to lose control of the vehicle. The queuemarshal allegedly had a knife and tried to stab thedriver for the R15 owed to him. “The queue mar-shal was fuming when he jumped into the taxi.What is unfortunate is that an unnecessary accidentresulted,” says an anonymous spectator. The Fire

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Argument over R15 nearly cost livesArgument over R15 nearly cost livesArgument over R15 nearly cost lives

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SHARPEVILLE. - For many South Africans, the day will alwaysremain a commemoration of the 21 March 1960 Sharpeville Massa-

cre.This was when Police mowed down 69 unarmed peo-ple and injured 180 others who refused to carry the hated‘dompas’ identity document that was meant only for indi-genous Africans. Gauteng joined the rest of South Africain honouring men and women who lost their lives in thestruggle for freedom. The event was organised by theGauteng Provincial Government in partnership with Sedi-beng District Municipality.The day started with a wreath-laying ceremony at the

Phelindaba Cemetery, which proceeded to the SharpevilleMonument followed by a 3kmmarch led by Gauteng Pre-mier Nomvula Mokonyane, Gauteng MEC for Sport,Arts, Culture and Recreation Lebogang Maile, SedibengDistrict Municipal Executive Mayor Mahole SimonMof-

okeng, and other Provincial MECs.The march highlighted the plight of women and child-

ren against abuse and started at the old Sharpeville PoliceStation. It navigated its way through the township to thecricket grounds next to the George Thabe Stadium, wherethe actual event took place. PremierNomvulaMokonyanesays, “This day marks a special milestone in our SouthAfrican calendar. It is the day on which we rememberthat tradegy in 1960 in Sharpeville, when our grandpa-rents, parents, brothers and sisters were brutally killed byPolice and our apartheid government for fighthing fortheir rights. We celebrate this day because their blood didnot spill for nothing - it brought us freedom, a day calledHuman Rights Day, in South Africa”.

Human Rights Day celebrationsHuman Rights Day celebrations

Families and dignitaries honour the men and women who lost their lives in the struggle for freedom 53 yearsago in Sharpeville. Photo: Pinky Mofokeng.


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Pinky Mofokeng

SHARPEVILLE. - For many South Africans, the day will alwaysremain a commemoration of the 21 March 1960 Sharpeville Massa-

cre.This was when Police mowed down 69 unarmed peo-ple and injured 180 others who refused to carry the hated‘dompas’ identity document that was meant only for indi-genous Africans. Gauteng joined the rest of South Africain honouring men and women who lost their lives in thestruggle for freedom. The event was organised by theGauteng Provincial Government in partnership with Sedi-beng District Municipality.The day started with a wreath-laying ceremony at the

Phelindaba Cemetery, which proceeded to the SharpevilleMonument followed by a 3kmmarch led by Gauteng Pre-mier Nomvula Mokonyane, Gauteng MEC for Sport,Arts, Culture and Recreation Lebogang Maile, SedibengDistrict Municipal Executive Mayor Mahole SimonMof-

okeng, and other Provincial MECs.The march highlighted the plight of women and child-

ren against abuse and started at the old Sharpeville PoliceStation. It navigated its way through the township to thecricket grounds next to the George Thabe Stadium, wherethe actual event took place. PremierNomvulaMokonyanesays, “This day marks a special milestone in our SouthAfrican calendar. It is the day on which we rememberthat tradegy in 1960 in Sharpeville, when our grandpa-rents, parents, brothers and sisters were brutally killed byPolice and our apartheid government for fighthing fortheir rights. We celebrate this day because their blood didnot spill for nothing - it brought us freedom, a day calledHuman Rights Day, in South Africa”.

Human Rights Day celebrationsHuman Rights Day celebrations

Families and dignitaries honour the men and women who lost their lives in the struggle for freedom 53 yearsago in Sharpeville. Photo: Pinky Mofokeng.


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I was looking at one of the social networksover the past week and I could not believethat one of the bloggers on it wrote my exactthoughts. Her thoughts were about the child-ren that were born after so-called ‘democra-cy,’ ‘The born-frees’I could not agree more with the writer whenshe said that this lot expects things to be han-

ded to them on a silver platter, that they expectto be spoon-fed. This lot do not bother toshow initiative when it comes to most thingsin life and what they know best is how tomooch off others. Yes, the writer is correctwhen she said this lazy bunch always wantsyou to feel guilty for being able to pronouncewords properly, to feel as though being ableto spell or construct a proper sentence meansthat you are acting as if you are better thanthey are.

They always want you to feel guilty about

where you grew up, the kind of people youwere around, the places you went to, and theschools you attended.

They say you think you know better thanthey do because you choose to focus on thefuture and not the past.

They say you are a “clever black” becauseyou disagree with what they say and chooseto look at the bigger picture.

They say they are better “blacks” than youare and I find myself sitting and thinking: “Isthis a competition to prove how black theyare? No wonder we are not progressing as asociety. This young generation of loafers is

doomed and it forgets that it is the one thatis supposed to carry this country forward.

This week different congregations in diffe-rent churches will be celebrating the EasterWeekend.

Easter celebrates the victory of light andlife over darkness and death where new lifeis created and hopefully we are released fromthe bonds of self obsession, addiction andwhatever would steal away the radical free-dom of the Lord being with us.

As we travel to different parts of the count-ry this weekend let’s do so safely.

Lerato…

Are they a lost generation?Are they a lost generation?

ANC uplifts suspensionsANC uplifts suspensions

Truck crushes steel thief

Lazarus Dithagiso

SEDIBENG . – The case of suspensionagainst 19 ANC officials and three coun-cillors accused of allegedly being at theforefront of the violent protests in Ratandalast year has been finalised and the suspen-sion has been lifted.

The officials were suspended by theGauteng Executive Committee in terms ofthe rule 25.12 C of the ANC constitution.The matter was supposed to have been dis-cussed within six months in terms of theruling. The protest action resulted in thedestruction of government property and

services. Among the officials are formerRatanda MMC for Community SafetyMluleki Nkosi, Lulama Gamede andNkosana Tshabalala.

Also others that were apparently invol-ved were Mpho Moloi, Thabo Seaga, Te-ressa Mofokeng, Mandlenkosi Radebe,Percy Sithole, and Themba Motsepe. “I amdelighted to be back in the party,” saidNkosi when interviewed by Sedibeng Sterrecently.

During the period of the suspensionNkosi was apparently a candidate for theSedibeng regional chairperson’s seat.

According to the editorial policy of Sedibeng Ster we invite readers to comment about the newspaper’s contents, and we correct significant errors as soon as possible. Please send information about correction of mistakes in the newspaper to the ombudsman of Media24’s Community Press, George Claassen, at [email protected], or call him on (021) 851 3232 or 083 543 2471. Readers can also complain about the contents to the South African Press Ombudsman, Mr Joe Thloloe. In that case, please phone (011) 788 4829 of 788 4837, send a fax to (011) 788 4990 or email to press [email protected].

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SEBOKENG. - Surprise awards were heldfor HealingHandsOrganisationworkers onFriday in Sebokeng. Most outstanding em-ployees were granted certificates for theiroutstanding performance at work.Oupa Shumeni, founder and organisation

Managing Director, says surprising the em-ployees for their good deeds is a very heart-warming experience. Shumani says the or-ganisation was established to help the com-munity at large.“This organisation has one objective: to

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SEBOKENG. - Surprise awards were heldfor HealingHandsOrganisationworkers onFriday in Sebokeng. Most outstanding em-ployees were granted certificates for theiroutstanding performance at work.Oupa Shumeni, founder and organisation

Managing Director, says surprising the em-ployees for their good deeds is a very heart-warming experience. Shumani says the or-ganisation was established to help the com-munity at large.“This organisation has one objective: to

bring life through offering an assistinghand,” he said at the event before handingout certificates. Nozipho Buthelezi, Mon-

gezi Ntshangase and Merriam Motsoetsoe,were the best employees. First to be crow-ned was Buthelezi , the best writer, whileMotsoetsoewasBestDresser. Therewas al-so Ntshangase, who was awarded for hispunctuality.Buthelezi says, “It might look like a

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Oupa Shumani handing a certificate to an outstanding employee on behalf of Nozipho Buthelezi. Photo: Mduduzi Mathebula..

The Premier of Gauteng Nomvula Mokonyane (far right)took time to sign a pledge toprotect human rights duringthe Human Rights Day commemoration with the chairperson of the Bophelong Multi Disability Organisation, Samuel De Beers, outsideGeorge Thabe Stadium, Sharpeville, last Thursday . Looking on from left Letia Mitane,auxilary social worker fromLifeLine in Duncanville andGeorge Sibanda, manager ofthe Vanderbijlpark TraumaCounselling EmpowermentCentre. Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso.


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NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 5 OF THE GAUTENG REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS ACT, 1996 (ACT 3 OF 1996)

VANDERBIJLPARK AMENDMENT SCHEME H952I, A.P. Squirra of APS Town and Regional Planners, being the authorized agent of the owner hereby give notice in terms of Section 5(5)(a) and (b) of the Gauteng Removal of Restrictions Act, 1996 (Act 3 of 1996) that I have applied to the Emfuleni Local Municipality for the removal of certain title conditions contained in the Deed of Transfer No T.000028162/2012 of Erf 752, Vanderbijlpark South East 7 Township, which property is located on the North Eastern boundary of. Cornwallis Harris Street (No. 26) and for the simultaneous amendment of the Vanderbijlpark Town Planning Scheme, 1987, by the rezoning of the Erf from "Residential 1" purposes to "Residential 4" (Residential Buildings- Tenements) purposes, the relaxation of the Street Building Line as will be required in terms of Clause 9(b) of the Vanderbijlpark Town P-lanning Scheme, 1987, if and When required, and with the addition of Annexure 621 to the Scheme.All relevant documents relating to this Application will be open for inspection during normal office hours at the office of the said Local Authority, office of the Deputy Municipal Manager:Economic Development Planning (Land Use Management), 1st floor Development Planning Building, comer of President Kruger and Eric Louw Streets, Vanderbijlpark, from 20 March 2013 until 17 April 2013. Any person who wishes to object to this Application or submit representations in respect thereof, must lodge the same in writing to the said Local Authority at its address specified above or at P.O. Box 3, Vanderbijlpark 1900, on or before 17 April 2013.Name and address of Agent:APS Town and Regional PlannersP.O. Box 12311LUMIER, 1905Reference: Vanderbijlpark Amendment Scheme H952.Date of first Publication: 20 March 2013

NOTICE MIDVAAL LOCAL MUNICIPALITYWALKERVILLE TOWN PLANNING SCHEME

1994Notice is hereby given that in terms of clause 20 of the above mentioned town planning scheme, I the undersigned HILTON CURRIE intend applying to the Midvaal Local Municipality, Meyerton for the consent to use holding PLOT 182, SECOND ROAD, WALKERS FRUIT FARMS and the proposed buildings thereon for the following purpose(s) 2ND DWELLINGThe land is zoned “RESIDENTIAL” in terms of the above mentioned town planning scheme. Plans and/or particulars relating to the application may be inspected during office hours at the following addresses of the undersigned PLOT 182, SECOND ROAD, WALKERS FRUIT FARMS. Any person having any objection to the approval of this application must lodge such objection in writing with both the municipality manager, Midvaal Local Municipality, P.O.Box: 9, Meyerton, 1960 and the undersigned not later than (Date: 8 April 2013)

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NOTICE IS HEREbY GIVEN that in terms of clause 8 of the above Mentioned Town Planning scheme, I the undersigned AUPA KAMBULE intend applying to the Midvaal Local Municipality Meyerton for consent to use erf/holding /portion 2 OF 168 MEYERTON FARMS TOWNSHIP and the exist-ing/proposed* building thereon for the following purpose(s) GUEST-HOUSE AND A SUBSERVIENT PLACE OF REFRESHMENT FOR GUESTS ONLY the land is zoned” MEYERTON FARM” in terms of the above mentioned town planning scheme PLANS AND/OR PARTICULARS RELAT-ING to the application may be inspected during office hours at the following address of the undersigned 04 KRAAI STRAAT MEYERTON FARMSAny person having any objection to the approval of this application must lodge such objection in writing with both the municipal manager, Mdivaal Local Municipality, P.O. BOX 9, MEYERTON 1960 and the undersigned not later than 4/4/2013ADDRESS: 04 KRAAI STRAAT MEYERTON MEYERTON A1

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NOTICE TO THE PUBLICThato’s Liquor Store Reg: 2009/078839/23, is a registered entity with the Department of trade and Industry of South Africa, it is currently active in serving the community of Vereeniging. The business has been deregistered and wishes to apply for restoration with the CIPC. Any objections to this application can be raised with Thato’s Liquor Store directly at 083 485 0002 or CIPC at 0861 843 384. a1

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regskennisgewingsNOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 5 OF THE GAUTENG REMOVAL

OF RESTRICTIONSACT, 1996 (ACT 3 OF 1996)VANDERBIJLPARK AMENDMENT SCHEME H931

I, A P Squirra of APS Town and Regional Planners, being the authorized agent of the owner hereby give notice in terms of Section 5(5)(a) and (b) of the Gauteng Removal of Restrictions Act, 1996 (Act 3 of 1996) that I have applied to the Emfuleni Local Municipality for the removal of certain title conditions contained in the Deed of Transfer No T.062722/1 0 of Erf 646, Vanderbijl Park South East 7 Township, which property is located on the Southern boundary of William Porter Street (No. 14) and for the simultaneous amendment of the Vanderbijlpark Town Planning Scheme, 1987, by the rezoning of the Erf from “Residential 1” purposes to “Residential 4” (Residential Buildings -Tenements) purposes, the relaxation of the Street Building Line as will be required in terms of Clause 9(b) of the VanderbijlPark Town Planning Scheme, 1987, and with the addition of Annexure 632 to the Scheme. All relevant documents relating to this Application will be open for inspection during normal office hours at the office of the said Local Authority, office of the Deputy Municipal Manager: Economic Development Planning (Land Use Management), 1st floor Development Planning Building, corner of President Kruger and Eric Louw Streets, Vanderbijlpark, from 20 March 2013 until 17 April 2013. Any person who wishes to object to this Application or submit representations in respect thereof, must lodge the same in writing to the said Local Authority at its address specified above or at P. 0. Box 3, Vanderbijlpark 1900, on or before 17 April 2013. Name and address of Agent: APS Town and Regional Planners P. 0. Box 12311 LUMIER 1905 Reference: Vanderbijlpark Amend-ment Scheme H931. Date of first Publication: 20 March 2013.

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62. Juweliersware / Jewelery63. Veevoer / Animal Feeds64. Diere & Pluimvee Animals & Poultry65. Plaastoerusting / Farm Equipment66. Motors67. Bakkies68. Vragmotors / Trucks69. Motorfietse / Motorbikes70. Woonwaens / Caravans71. Bote / Boats

te kooP / For sale52. Algemeen te koop / General for sale53. Te koop gevra / Wanted to buy 55. Rekenaars / Computers56. Kantoortoerusting / Office supplies57. Selfone/Cell phones58. Pandwinkels / Pawn shops59. TV / Elektriese toebehore/ TV / Electrical Appliances60. Boeke/Versamelitems Books / Collectors items61. Kuns / Oudhede/ Artwork/Antiques

90. Hoewes & Plase te huur / Small Holdings & Farms to let91. Hoewes & Plase te koop / Small Holdings & Farms for sale92. Besighede te koop / Business for sale93. Kamers te huur / Rooms to let 94. Gastehuise / Guest-Houses95. Vakansie Akkomodasie / Holiday Accommodation96. Bestuurskole / Driving Schools97. Betrekkings gevra / Vacancies Wanted98. Betrekkings / Vacancies99. Volwasse Vermaak / Adult Entertainment


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Midvaal Local Municipality, situated in Meyerton and voted the Municipality that provides the best quality of life in Gauteng, invites applications for the below mentioned position to become a part of a winning team.

JUNIOR FIRE FIGHTERPROTECTION SERVICES DEPARTMENT

SALARY: R 97 980.00 – R 110 196.00 p.a. (Level 10 of a Grade 8 Local Authority) Total package inclusive of all benefi ts: R 172 293.20 p.a.

REQUIREMENTS• Grade 12 or National Certifi cate (Maths and Science will be an added advantage)• Basic ambulance assistant course will be an added advantage• Basic fi re fi ghting course including a grass fi re fi ghting course• Valid driver’s licence code 08 / EB• Experience of knowledge regarding fi re and rescue will be added advantage• Physically fi t and able to perform duties associated with the position• Must be able to swim• Should not have any phobias e.g. claustrophobia, acrophobia etc.• During exams and tests achieved a pass rate of 70% and more• Other relevant qualifi cations will be an added advantage

DUTIES• Provide a comprehensive fi re fi ghting and rescue service to the community• Testing and maintenance of the equipment• Checking if all equipment on vehicles are cleaned and in working condition• Equipment is safe for using by all employees• Compiling all relevant documentation for standard test• Completing check list and handing them to the Sub Offi cer• Fire Fighting and rescue work o Responding to emergency calls o Execute all duties and safety orders given by station offi cer or sub offi cer• Administrative duties• Successful candidates will be expected to participate in training sessions to ensure that basic skills are continuously developed and maintained• The successful candidates will be required to work shifts

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lived up to expectations.“We had well attended auditions. The Vaal

just put this competition on a higher level.There will be different categories but the ulti-mate pageant will the Miss Teen South Afri-ca. The final three girls -if not the top five- will be chosen onApril 27 in an event hostedby Emerald Casino. The event will be partof Miss SA Teen 2013,” says Martin.Twenty-one girls were chosen and they are

listed to face each other on April 27 at thefinals where one beautiful girl will be crow-ned Miss Emerald Vally.

Mduduzi Mathebula

SEBOKENG. - Saul Tsotetsi Sporting Com-plex was full to capacity as crowds convergedto see a cluster of the most beautiful younggirls across Gauteng on Friday.The girls wanted to be part of the Miss

Emerald Valley 2013 in association with Tso-go Sun (Sun International Casino) and Eme-rald Casino.About 80 girls came in for the audition. Fis-

hy Martin from The Gauteng Academy Mo-dels South Africa says coordinating such abig event has always been his goal. The Vaal

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STER Uitgawe: 26 Maart 2013Spertyd: 20 Maart 2013 @ 12:00

STER Uitgawe: 2 April 2013Spertyd: 27 Maart 2013 @ 12:00

VAALWEEKBLAD / SEDIBENG Uitgawe: 3 April 2013 Spertyd: 28 March 2013 @ 14:00

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STER Edition: 26 March 2013Deadline: 20 March 2013 @ 12:00

STER Edition: 2 April 2013Deadline: 27 March 2013 @ 12:00

VAALWEEKBLAD / SEDIBENG Edition: 3 April 2013 Deadline: 28 March 2013 @ 14:00

DRIVER TRAINERGreat opportunity to join this

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Recruitment of Mathematics and Science Experts and Tutors.

The 2012 Grade 12 results in the Eastern Cape Province have registered significant progress of 61% pass.

This confirms a commitment in improving the quality of learning and teaching. In strengthening the quality of these results and ensuring that more learners pass, a Non-Government intervention project in Mathematics and Physical Science subjects targeted for Grade 12 learners has been launched. Equally, the project shall provide a Teacher Development Programme to unqualified and under qualified educators.

A project of Bokamoso Turningpoint and strategic partners is recruiting ethical, committed and outstanding individuals with Maths, Science and Engineering qualifications in three categories: -

1. ExpERT TuToRS, holding a Master’s degree and above.2. ExpERiEncEd TuToRS, holding a degree / diploma with extensive experience in teaching.3. LEaRnER TuToRS, holding a tertiary qualification and current third year university students.

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Finalists of the Miss Emerald 2013 held at the Saul Tsotetsi Sport Complex on Friday.Photo : Mduduzi Mathebula.

Miss Emerald pavesway for Miss Teen SA

Pinky Mofokeng

VEREENIGING. - SABC1 is aboutunearthing and nurturing young talentinMzansi. The OneDay Leader projectis a platform the channel has utilised toidentify and develop young dynamic le-aders of tomorrow.The show focuses the public’s atten-

tion on critical social and economic is-sues. Ndumiso Hadebe, a 21-year-oldfrom Arcon Park, is one of the finalistson the show. Hadebe has done a lot ofwork to help the community, like beinga youth leader at the ‘Word of Life’Baptist Church, a councillor, and men-toring young people through the wordof God, He is involved in a youth orga-nisation in conjunction with SedibengEast Municipality aimed at empowe-ring young people through workshopsdriven by education. Hadebe says, “Iwant to use this platform to serve, in-form and inspire a new kind of leader,a new kind of young person and a newgeneration of young people who aredriven to become masters of their owndestiny. Success has nothing to do withmonetary ormaterialwealth but the abi-lity tomake a difference in one person’slife.”Hadebe is currently in his final ye-ar at the North West University, study-ing for a Bcomdegree in Economics In-ternational Trade.

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Ndumiso Hadebe Mzanzi's One Day Leaderfinalist. Photo: Supplied.

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RUS-TER-VAAL.- The athletics season of the Rus-ter-Vaal Combined School started on a high note recently.The school’s athletes performed very well during the In-ter-Primary meeting, The Prestige.Athletics

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The athletics season of the RusterVaal Combined School started on a high note This year. Theschool’s athletes performed very well during theInterPrimary meeting, the Prestige and the D7athletics meetings. Right are the learners thatmade the school proud. Photo: Supplied


Shooting From The Hip is very sympathe-tic when it comes to the development ofsport – especially football - which is regar-ded as the No 1 sport in the world. Theydon’t call it a “Beautiful Game” for no-thing!

But there was nothing beautiful aboutthis sport when Hillside United receivedthree points on a silver platter (a walkover)against The Birds on Sunday. This was sup-

posed to be an exciting Safa Sedibeng CastleRegional League affair between The Birdsand Hillsides but turned out to be a disappo-inting afternoon for local soccer fans.

The game was called off by the match offi-cials - especially the visiting team Hillsides- due to the Boipatong Stadium pitch conditi-ons. The decision seemed to be harsh withthe local supporters waiting in anticipationfor the kick-off but in reality - the venue loo-ked like “garbage” or, should I say, a “pig-sty”.

There is no way the league match, especi-ally the Castle Regional League match, couldplay under those conditions.

Shooting From The Hip feels sorry for thehome team – The Birds FC - for losing a gamein that manner – without even kicking theball. Did I hear somebody say “football iscruel?” No football is not cruel – people whorun football are the ones that are heartless,to say the least.

Shooting From The Hip blames all the te-ams in Boipatong because they turned thisvenue into a “pig-sty”. How on earth can mo-re than five teams train in the same venue?I mean, nearly all Boipatong teams use thevenue for training and playing purposes. Nowonder the pitch looks littered!

Mind you, this is the only stadium in Boi-patong but the people who run teams in Boi-patong don’t give a damn about this venue.Shooting From The Hip was told that compa-ny soccer teams in the area also use the venueduring the week. There are also Masters soc-cer teams.

Shooting From The Hip always had a pro-blem with these Firm and Masters soccer te-ams because they play for fun. They are alsoresponsible for the state of this pitch. If I mayask - what do they play for? These are thepeople who are supposed to coach our yo-ungsters but they think they can still chasesoccer balls. Some of them can’t even run

because of their big “tummies” but theyplay soccer. This must stop!

Another problem with Boipatong is thatthere are too many soccer teams in the area,taking into consideration that Boipatong isjust a “matchbox” area. For example, thereare four teams that play in the EmfuleniLocal Football Association’s Vaal MillingPromotion League. So can you then expectthe venue to be in good condition? Never!

Why not only two strong teams that willmake the league? This would be interes-ting, especially when it is a derby match.As things stand now, everyone wants toown a soccer team in Boipatong as if it wasa “Pakistani tuck shop.”

What happened on Sunday was not agood advert for our football. We don’t wantto see teams winning the league with wal-kovers. Those teams that train at the stadi-um must go and negotiate with their schoolprincipals to use the schools’ facilities.

“Matchbox” Boipatong too many teams“Matchbox” Boipatong too many teamsSHOOTINGFROM THE

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Zacharia Nale

VANDERBIJLPARK. - Whilst the Absa Premier Soccer League stri-kers failed to score goals here at home, the Emfuleni Local FootballAssociation’s Vaal Milling Promotion League teams banged in goalslike they were out of fashion. This was in both streams – A and B.

The league has just started but a total exceeding 20 goals havebeen scored, which is a positive result for the growth of football inthis region.

Over the weekend, Sedibeng Ster Sport witnessed incredible goalsbeing scored by these up-and-coming Bafana Bafana stars.

Expect another flood of “goals”when Liverpool plays against theirneighbours in the Boipatong Derby on Saturday. The kick-off is at13:00. This mouth-watering encounter is expected to produce fire-works with both sides at the summit of the Promotion League inStream A. This is one encounter that will divide Boipatong into twoparts.

The rest of the weekend fixtures are as follows:

PromotionLeague bangs in

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Stream A:Stream A:

FridayVereeniging Old Boys vs Vaal Stars (Roshnee,17:00)VUT FC vs Sebokeng Ajax (Isak Steyl, 17:00)SaturdayYoung Milano vs MBC FC (George Thabe,11:00)Liverpool vs Vaal DevelopmentSundayThe Birds vs Nale Academy (Boipatong, 11:00)YoungStars vs Vaal Manchester (Boipatong,15:00)

STREAM B:STREAM B:SaturdayRoots Mighty Boys vs Junior Lions (Zone15)Mighty Killer vs EYA (Zone 3, 13:00)Ventage FC vs West Ham FC (SportsCentre, 13:00)West FC vs Dream Team (Zone 3, 15:00)Sunday:Tokyo FC vs Roshnee FC (Zone 15:00,11:00)Zone 10 United vs Moropodi (Zone 7,11:00)Reki Manyora vs Celta Vigo (SprotsCentre, 13:00)City Stars vs Sebokeng Academy (Zone 15,15:00)


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Zacharia Nale

SEDIBENG. - Emfuleni Local Municipali-ty in conjunction with Marius Lennox,South Africa Boxing Training Judge, willofficially launch a boxing club at the SaulTsotetsi Sports Complex in Zone 14 onApril 2. This great news was revealed toSedibeng Ster Sport by the two parties du-ring a joint press conference at the Mooi-Vaal Media offices this week. EmfuleniLocal Municipality was represented by De-velopment sports officer Thandoxolo Ma-dikizela.The boxing club is part of an at-tempt to revive boxing in Sedibeng.

Speaking to Sedibeng Ster, Lennox saidhis main worry is the growth of boxing

in this region. He says when the likesof Bongani Mahlangu, Gideon Butheleziand Chris van Heerden, retire from the pro-fession, there will be no-one to replacethem because boxing will be dead in Sedi-beng. He says there is a need to revive thestructure of boxing in this region such asthe Sedibeng Boxing Association. “Theformation of the club will help revive box-ing in this region. If the above-

mentioned boxers leave boxing, who willreplace them? This concern motivated usto search for new talent by opening onebig boxing club in the Vaal.

We will monitor progress and train thecoaches,” says Lennox. Madikizela saysit should be the municipality’s responsi-bility to support the growth of sport inour area. “As a municipality we will sup-port this initiative and provide the neces-sary equipment and facilities.

I’m very excited to be part of this initi-ative and I’m looking forward to thelaunch on April 2,” says a jubilant Madi-kizela.

According to Lennox they also intendto organise a workshop to train coacheswho will work at the gym. He says thereis also a serious need to open a boxinggym in the township to train these up-and-coming boxers. Meanwhile, a ‘box-ing indaba’ is scheduled to take place atthe Saul Tsotetsi Sports Complex in Zone14 on April 6 (see nextweek’s Sedibeng SterSport for more in-formation).

The revival ofboxing begins

Emfuleni Local Municipality Development sports officer Thandoxolo Madikizela andBoxing South Africa training judge Marius Lennox are ready to revive boxing in theSedibeng region. Photo: Zacharia Nale.

Chris van Heerden is one of the few professional boxers who have represented Sedibeng at the highest level. Photo: Ettienne van Rensburg.

Zacharia Nale

SEDIBENG. - The Safa Sedibeng regionalsoccer team is expected to hoist the Sedibengflag high when they compete in this year’s2013 Future Champions Gauteng Internatio-nal Tournament.

This youth international tournament is un-derway at the Nike Football Training Centrein Pimville, Soweto. The event has becomea major fixture on the junior internationalfootball calendar and is one of the most res-pected tournaments in the u/17 age-group inthe world, drawing a superb line-up of teamsfrom across the globe. The international te-ams to compete are two-time defendingchampions Club Atletico Mineiro from Bra-zil, as well as Club Tijuana from Mexico,who are returning to the competition, havingbeen popular participants in 2011.

Europe will be represented by English gi-ants Everton, along with top Portuguese clubSporting Lisbon, two of the most famous andhistoric clubs from that continent. There willbe a second appearance for the Aspire Acade-my in Qatar, while regular visitors K-Stars

from Zambia also return.Botswanan-side Young Zebra, who have al-

so been regular visitors, return, while there isa first appearance from the Nigerian outfitBridge Boys. These eight international teamswill be joined by four more teams from Gau-teng Province, who all won the right to compe-te in the international event following the Futu-re Champions Gauteng Cup played earlier thismonth. SuperSport United won that tourna-ment beating fellow Tshwane-side Universityof Pretoria on penalties in the final. Safa Sedi-beng is the third South African team after theywon their place in the international tournamentwith a semi-final showing at the Future Cham-pions Gauteng Cup recently. The two coachesMaster Zondo and Themba Dlamini must becomplimented for taking the team to this level.However, it is important to note that MohloliSecondary School also made Sedibeng regionproud when they reached the level last year.

Johannesburg Secondary School from May-fair is the fourth South African side after theywent through a lengthy qualification process toreach this stage.

Safa Sedibeng goes internationalSafa Sedibeng goes international

Safa Sedibeng Regional team expect to hoist Sedibeng’s flag high when they competeat the Future Champions Gauteng International Tournament. The tournament startedon Monday and comes to an end on Saturday Photo: Zacharia Nale.

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Sedibeng Ster 27 March - 2 April 2013