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SASOLBURG. – The Sasolburg Police ap-peals to members of the public with any in-formation that may lead to the arrest of asuspect in connection with a carjacking.The man, aged between 40 and 45, is wan-

ted in connection with an alleged carjackingthat took place in Vaalpark. The victim alle-ges that on 18 June at 09:05 he was drivinga white Quantum with the registrationFDY 462 FS when a white Golf GTI with4 males tried to stop him by flickering theirlights at him. He did not stop the vehicle.One of the suspects pointed a firearm at himand ordered him to stop. Two of the suspectsput him in the Golf and the other two droveoff with his vehicle. The two suspects in theGolf drove off with him and dropped himoff in the bushes in Vanderbijlpark. A de-scription of one of the suspects was givento police. He is an African male, mediumcomplexion, 1.7m tall with a medium buildand short darkhair. He spokeZulu and Sotho.Anyonewith in-formation thatcan lead to thearrest of thesesuspects cancontact Detecti-ve ConstableThomas Koboof the SasolburgVehicle Identi-fication and Sa-feguarding Unitat 016 974 6117or 083 9896890.

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VEREENIGING. - Hundreds of peoplestood together in support against the kil-ling of the Palestinians by Israel.The Roshnee community, joined by

the African National Congress, the

South African Communist Party, the YoungCommunist League and Sanco members,marched peacefully holding placards chan-ting ‘Free Palestine free.’ They sang anddanced, aiming to disturb business in front

of Three Rivers’ River Squre ShoppingMall on August 15. The marchers appe-aled to the shoppers to boycott storeswith Jewish connection.

According to the memorandum, thestores’ management haveapparently refused to re-move Israeli products fromtheir shelves.“Proceeds from the sale

of these Israeli goods fundwar crimes against Palesti-nians and this should stop.“Because of the history

of oppression, we cannotwatch these atrocities de-cade after decade, we aresaying enough.“We cannot watch the

mass slaughter of the Pa-lestinians as the worldchooses to ignore the plightof innocent people.“Palestine is a warm, lo-

ving, cultural community,read the memorandum.This is not a fight aboutMuslims and Jews but afight against Zionism,”said the protesters.

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Parents took their chil-dren to the streets toshow solidarity againstthe killing of the Palestini-ans by Israel inGaza. Pho-to: Lazarus Dithagiso.

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Drug-addicted youngsters take turns to inject one another with ‘nyaope’.The addicts saythat they need help to stop Anyone who can help please call 016 950 7046.

Youngwomen trade as sex workersto access nyaopeLazarus Dithagiso

SEBOKENG. - Some young women are for-ced to leave their homes to sell their bodiesso they can access money to buy illegaldrugs, mainly ‘nyaope.’

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A ‘nyaope’ addict feels pain as she injectsherself with the drug. She is addicted andfinds it impossible to stop. Photo: LazarusDithagiso.

time to the media about their living conditi-ons.

Mmeme Setau (22) and Mantwa Tshekesi(23) - not their real names - say they startedusing drugs at the age of 16. They claim thatthey were curious to know what it feels like.“Our parents did not know that we bunkedschool.

Every afternoon we would come home asif we just come back from school,” Setausays. After a while it became increasinglydifficult for the girls to concentrate in class.Eventually they had no other choice but toturn to prostitution to sustain their habits.They say that it is easy to find clients outsidetaverns or on busy streets.

The apparatuses they use for the drugsinclude lubricated needles in a condom, aspike or needle to inject, a spoon to warmthe nyaope, matches, cigarette-filters andshoelaces to slow the blood in their veins.Tshekesi, mother of a five-year-old boy, saysit is impossible to stop using. “We appealto any good Samaritans who could come toour rescue.

We need rehab but we are told it costs mo-re than R15 000. We have had enough ofprostitution and there is nothing that we canbuy with the R10 we receive from ourclients. Nyaope is a drug of its own kind.The more you smoke, the more you need.”Setau said she started smoking after she metthe father of her child who is currently ser-ving three years behind bars for house-brea-

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me’s mother Lina Setau (56) agreed that herdaughter is addicted to nyaope. She left ho-me at the age of 12 and returned a fewmonths ago.

“She wants to quit. I don’t have moneyto take her for expensive rehabilitation. Shesteals from the house and the neighbours,”she says.

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SEDIBENG. - The Vaal netball teamplayers have been discharged from hos-pital. Only two remain in hospital. Thiswas after Sedibeng Ster reported recent-ly that the Vaal netball team had beeninvolved in a horrible accident on theway to the SANetball Championship re-cently held in Cape Town.

The Vaal netball team couldn’t parti-cipate because of the accident, whichsaw eleven of their players admitted tohospital.

Dudu Msane, Vaal Netball Associati-on President, who was also involved inthe accident, says all the players havebeen discharged except two players whoare reported to be in critical condition.

However, Msane was adamant thatthe twowill be discharged any time now.“With everyone’s prayers, I believe tho-

se two will get well soon.We pray every day for them and I know

God hears our prayers,” Msane said. Msanethanks the Sedibeng people for their supportand prayers while they were hospitalised inCape Town.

Vaal netball teamplayers out of hospital

Scrapmetal vultures ‘feed’ themselves onmetals from the ground after a truck driverlost control at the Frikkie Meyer and Nobel Boulevard robots near Boipatong on Sat-urday. Police looked on helplessly as there was nothing they could do to controlthe scrap metal vultures. Police report that people hang on to the back of the truckon its way to offload scrap at nearby Cape Gate. Apparently the driver was tryingto swerve quickly to stop them from grabbing hold of and then hanging on to theback of the trailer. No injuries were reported. Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso.

The Wildebeesfontein Organisation in-vites their members to attend to the meet-ing scheduled for 10:00 on August 30.The meeting will he held in Zone 7 Stadi-um, Sebokeng. For more informationcontact Mandla at 071 018 6340.

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VEREENIGING. - African National Con-gress (ANC) provincial chairperson PaulMashatile warned regional branches to stopdestabilising the organisation.He said regional cores and photocopied

application forms are denting the image ofthe organisation.He was speaking at a special meeting

hosted in the Banquet Hall last Thursday.Mashatile was accompanied byBoyziMan-

eli, acting provincial secretary. Unfoundedrumours are that leaders fraudulently use anillegal bank stamp to increase membershipsto gain control ahead of the regional confer-ence. A reliable Sedibeng Ster source said po-lice refuse to open a case of fraud. A certainbank said it did not know about the allegedstamp.Mashatile requested the ANC branches to

stop working parallel he says, “A divided re-gion becomes weak in the province. The re-

gion must speak in one voice, pulling in thesame direction with support from branches.“We all belong to the ANC. Stop stealing,

photocopying personal documents or mem-bership forms. It’s a criminal offence. TheBGM must win without cheating. Let’s go tothe branches with one voice of the ANC notas a core. Do not manipulate branches or peo-ple. Leadership is shown by its work.”He said no guns are allowed at any confer-

ence and that those who misuse power in an

ANC meeting will be expelled.“We have to get our priorities straight.

Leaders are not angels; theymakemistakes.It’s the prerogative of branches to choosea chairperson or secretary. We workthrough the constitution and the issue ofcores is of serious concern to the ANC.There’s nothing wrong in having cores aslong they are about bettering the party. Let’sbuild, unite and take the ANC to a higherlevel of the Lekgotla.” he concluded.

Province seriously concerned about divisive cores in regional ANC

Moleboheng Chaha

VANDERBIJLPARK. - Customers withdra-wing money from ATMs in different areas arewarned to be careful and not to ask strangersfor help.Vaalgate Security personnel may have pre-

vented a case of card-cloningwhen they caughta man running away with a young girl’s bankcard after he had snatched it at anATM inVaal-gate.Although the culprit maintained that the yo-

ung girl had given him her card voluntarily, se-curity footage proved otherwise:“You gaveme your card, I never tried to ste-

al it. You don’t have proof that I stole yourcard,” he said.According toNorth-WestUniversity student

Lerato Mokoena (not her real name), she hadrushed to the ATM to withdraw money fortransport. “I was standing in a queue behindthis older man. I noticed that he was taking histime at the ATM so I just thought that he washaving problems. After a while he was done,”she says. Mokoena proceeded to the ATM and

noticed that her card was not accepted in thecard-slot. She also noticed characters and opti-ons she had never seen on anATMscreen befo-re: “The man then approached me and said‘This is what you need to do,’ making a gestureas though he was pushing the card into the slot,while already he had stolen it.”Mokoena says she immediately alerted se-

curity who then ran after and caught the manwho still had her card on him.“I immediately went to the ATM to check

the balance. My money was all there. But thepublic must be warned about such people,”Mokoena concluded.At the time of Sedibeng Ster’s departure, po-

lice had not arrived on the scene.

Bewary of card-clonersBewary of card-cloners

A man was caught after he attempted toflee with a customer’s bank card in Vaalga-te Shopping Centre in Vanderbijlpark lastweek. He is said to be always hangingaround the centrewaiting for an opportuni-ty to trick his victims. Photo: MolebohengChaha.


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In African custom it is a known fact thatan elder does not become friends with chil-dren, as when they get ‘used’ to him or herthey are going to be disrespectful. This wasproven last week with what transpired inparliament where a young man pointed fin-gers at an oldman demanding answers. Theyoung man was not happy with the way the

elder was answering questions on when andhow he was going to pay back part of the mo-ney spent on upgrades to his private residence.The fact of the matter is that the young mansaw nothing wrong with his actions as he andthe old man were once ‘birds of a feather thatflew together. South Africa is a democraticcountry. Do you get my point?

One of the basic lessons of our childhooddays is ‘respect your elders.’ “These thingsof points of order are the ones that you arehiding behind,” the youngster said. It is nowthe young man talking to elders the way helikes; it is him now doing the lecturing. Heis downright disrespectful. Since the appoint-

ment of this youngman into parliament, it (theparliament) has been turned into a circus, pro-ving my point that once you become friendswith people younger than you, particularly ina serious working environment such as poli-tics things will eventually reach explosionpoint. It is however quite reassuring that ex-traordinary measures have been taken to pre-vent the repeat of the chaos that broke out inparliament last week. These are extraordinarymeasures in the event of a repetition of thesituation. We truly cannot have that, whereyoungsters speak out of turn to elders. In ano-ther view one could say that in this instancethe elder is also to blame as the pair was once

‘lovey dovey’ and the youngster will neveragain respect him. In this world, the elderteach the younger. Whatever we learn isfrom them. If you have a sound value sy-stem and morals, if you can instinctivelytell what is wrong and what is right, thankyour elders for teaching you the distinction.The society is made from us; if the baseis shaky the buildings won’t survive. Whe-never you see a strong building, thank thosewho strengthened the foundation. A man isjudged by his character and this is giftedby the elders. So respect is an obvious thingto follow, just think about that.Lerato…

Is this how it should be done?Is this how it should be done?

Mduduzi Mathebula

VANDERBIJLPARK. - Three executivemembers of NEHAWUwere arrested on Fri-day after apparently venting their frustrati-ons at Thami Ngcana who is the Labour Ma-nager at Johan Heyns Clinic.This was brought to the attention of the

Clinic.Especially aggravating was an observati-

on by strikers that Ngcana was operatingthe clinic like a ‘tuck shop’ by running alldepartments with an iron fist. The three -Bassie Tshabalala, chairperson, RubenMap-hoto, deputy chairperson, and Lazarus Nko-pane, secretary, all from NEHAWU- spent

over 24 hours in police cells on charges ofcommon assault. The trio was released onMonday morning by the Vanderbijlpark Ma-gistrates Court in response to a cluster of Se-dibengDistrict Health Servicemembers whowere chanting outside court.It is alleged that Ngcana opened a case

of assault against the trio during his forcedremoval by angry members of NEHAWUfrom the clinic on Wednesday which resul-ted in the allegations of assault.Tshabalala denies all claims of assault:

“We are not going to be disrupted or distur-bed by the negative plans orchestrated byNgcana and his fellow comrades.

“We have won the first battle and we standby our motive,” says Tshabalala. Duringtheir release Nkopane addressed the massesof the Democratic Nursing Organisation ofSouth Africa (DENOSA), Public ServantsAssociation of South Africa (PSA), Health& Other Services Personnel Trade Union of

South Africa (HOSPERSA), outside the cli-nic: “We are coming for the clinic manage-ment because we are in misery due their ne-gligence. They run this clinic without direc-tion, ” says Nkopanewho asked all membersto disperse and go back to work in order tosustain stability and order at the Clinic.

Members of NEHAWU whistle outside theVanderbijlpark Magistrates Court on Mon-day upon the release of of their executivemembers, who were arrested for assault.Photos: Mduduzi Mathebula.

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NEWAHUmembers shownomercy andprotest outside the JohanHeynsClinic in Vander-bijlpark on Monday.

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The Department of International Rela-tions and Advancement held an Interna-tional Information Day on 6 August 2014at the Vaal University of Technology’sDesmond Tutu Great Hall. The theme ofthe day was “Bridging barriers to interna-tionalisation”.

The objective of the International Infor-mation Day is to provide the VUT com-munity with relevant information onstudy opportunities available throughexchange programmes as well as detailson bursaries; on and off campus facilitiesand services (e.g. banking, medical aidschemes, social, economic, cultural andrecreational) and visiting scholar activi-ties.

“Let school be a place of integration notalienation,” said Professor IreneMoutlana,Vice-Chancellor and Principal at VUT asshe welcomed people that were present toattend the event. She emphasised the im-portance of equality in the institution and

alleviating spaces between internationaland local students.

“There will be a lot of information put atyour disposal and I urge you to take thetrouble to learn as much as possible aboutthe opportunities that lie within the wallsof our institution… This celebration – ofInternational Information Day – is thefirst step in truly anchoring internation-alisation at the core of the university es-tablishment,” she said.

VUT FM broadcasted live on the day andthe VUT Choir provided entertainment.Should you need any further information,contact Mr Siyabonga Kohli, Manager: In-ternational Relations and Advancement at016 950 6699 or e-mail: [email protected] formal programme was followed byexhibitions of different stakeholders fromgovernment departments and agencies,the private sector and international or-ganisations.

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Ms Zelda la Grange, former personal assistant to the late Dr Nelson Mandela, Ms Tumi Morake, a well-known South African comedienne and Professor Irene Moutlana, Vice Chancellor and Principal VUT.

Khanyisa Peter and Nontobeko Zondi

This year’s much-anticipated Women’sDay celebration took place on Friday 08August 2014 at the Vaal University ofTechnology’s Desmond Tutu Great Hall.

In her opening address, Professor IreneMoutlana, Vice- Chancellor and PrincipalVUT, said: “It is extremely difficult to be awoman in the 21st century. Many womenare struggling to discover who they areand where they stand today in the family,the community and the world.” She wenton to emphasise the duties and expecta-tions of a woman in this century.

This year’s special guests included Ms Zel-da la Grange, former personal assistant tothe late Dr Nelson Mandela, and Ms TumiMorake, a well-known South African co-media.

The two iconic women kept the crowdentertained as Ms la Grange shared hermemorable moments with her famousboss while Ms Morake reminded thecrowd of the lighter side of womanhoodand made them laugh their lungs out ather jokes.

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VUT ADDRESSES STUDENT EXPERIENCE

VUT delegates at the Staff Development Workshop

Student experience is one of many sub-jects that are at the heart of the Centrefor Academic Development at the VaalUniversity of Technology. It is a topicthat might be taken for granted in highereducational institutions at large but has ahuge impact on the products that the uni-versities produce. The department hosteda staff development conference on Mon-day 11-Tuesday 12 August 2014 under thetheme ‘e-learning and student experience’.

The first day of the conference looked atthe possibilities of embedding e-learningwith current teaching and learning me-thods. Dr Paulina Machika, Executive Di-rector: Centre for academic Developmentexplained the process taken to introducee-learning at VUT. She acknowledgedthat we live in a technological era whereVUT cannot afford to lag behind. Sheexplained that VUT is at a stage of inno-vation and has the opportunity to build e-knowledge. The academics who attended

shared mixed views on the subject such asresources, finances, training of staff mem-bers and the anticipated impact thereof.

The discussion continued to the next daywhere external guests and staff memberswho attended presented their papers andsurveys on the subject matter. Topicalissues that many papers pursued involvedentrepreneurial orientation, onlinelearning, research, work integratedlearning and international students tomention a few.

Professor Irene Moutlana, Vice-Chancellor and Principal, expressed herundivided support to staff members indeveloping innovative teaching methods.She encouraged lecturers to be confidentand create measure of discipline in class-rooms. Dr Machika expressed her appre-ciation for active participation of thosewho attended during panel discussion.

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LOCATION: VANDERBIJLPARK

E-MAIL: [email protected] 2 MAIL: 086-685-3374

CLOSING DATE: 3 September 2014

ONLY SUITABLE APPLICATIONS WILL BE CONSIDERED

SHOULDYOU NOT RECEIVE A RESPONSE WITHIN 2 (TWO) WEEKS,PLEASE CONSIDERYOUR APPLICATION UNSUCCESSFUL

VACANCY - BOILERMAKERSType of process Associated

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• Red seal• 3-5 years fabrication

experience

• Read and interpretcomplexengineeringdrawings

• Know andunderstandassemblingprocedures forstructural steelwork

• Know andunderstand safework procedures

• Work underpressure

• Perform qualityworkmanship – tomeet Aveng Steelfabricationquality standardsand procedures-including tolerancesand specifications

• Identify, know andunderstand steelprofiles fromstandard steelprofile tables

• Know, understandand apply simpleformulas to square-up material – largedimensions

• Use of measuringequipment

• Cutting equipment(Torch and Straightline cutter), settingsfor various thicknessmaterial, bevellingfor weld preps –8mm to 60mm

• Grinders, fettlingand cleaning

• Drilling machines• Welding machines

– settings and thevariousconsumables (stickand CO2)

• Perform tackwelding tospecification(50mm tack welds –2mm to 60mm plate

• Know andunderstand thevarious weldingsymbols used insteel fabrication

• Rolls• Guillotine• Brake press• Punch and shearing

Marking offprocedures

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The Midland Group, a dynamic meat company, with its Head Officesituated at Wolwehoek, invites suitable qualified candidates to apply for

the following available positions

JNR ACCOUNTANT (REF: HR 107)(Position at Head office – Wolwehoek)

Minimum requirements:The suitable candidate(s) shall have the ability to / experience andknowledge of:

• Tertiary qualifications or completed articles.• Compiling monthly financial statements.• Checking of Creditors.• Posting of journals.• VAT and statutory returns.• Updating of asset register.• Transmit management info in a ongoing basis.• Bilingual• Potential to grow in the financial department.

HR MANAGER (REF: HR 108)(Position at HR Office – Vereeniging)

Minimum requirements:The suitable candidate(s) shall have the ability to / experience andknowledge of:

• Relevant post-matric qualification.• At least five years’ relevant working experience.• Experience in CCMA representation.• Must be fully capable of managing the HR department withday to day activities. In all aspects the suitable candidatemust be a strong leader.

• Must have sound knowledge of the Labour Relations Act andthe basic conditions of the Employment Act.

• A valid driver’s license and willing to travel.

REMUNERATION: Highly competitive packages will be negotiatedaccording to experience, qualifications and skills. Should you wish to bepart of our dynamic team, kindly forward your CV (with relevant proof of

qualifications and contactable references) to the HR offices:

Fax: 086 635 4328 / Email: [email protected](NO TELEPHONIC ENQUIRIES)

Closing date: 5 September 2014

Note: Kindly use correct reference number when applyingfor the applicable position.

(Should you not here from us within two weeks from closing date, please accept thatyour application was unsuccessful)

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Do you neeD a new professional CV(CurriCulum Vitae)& interView aDViCe?

If so, please contact Stacy Chronis(016) 423-7113 / Cell: 083 789 1296E-mail: [email protected]: www.cvspecialist.co.za

All CV’s will be typed and compiled professionally

.Specialising in both comprehensive andsummarised CV’s, as well as CompAny profIlES

Manufacture and maintains industrialair-conditioners, water-coolers, chillers

and panel coolers.Requires the services of Air-conditioning

Technicians and a Site Supervisor.Please send your CV to facsimile

016 9813165 ore-mail to [email protected]

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Vacancy for a

Qualified Hairdresserwith experience available

for Hair Salon inS.E 4 Vanderbijlpark.

Hairdressers with own

Clientelle will have anadvantage.

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JAEXTERNAL SALES REP

Vaal areaA well –establiashed company inVdbp is lookingfor a presentable person able to work with all

levels of people.Previous sales experience & a drivers licence

are essential.Preference will be given to candidates withknowledge of transport / parts industry.

Basic + comm

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Opsoek na ‘nSEMI-SKILLED BOILERMAKERMET ONDERVINDING IN WELDING!En ‘n persoon wat kan op ‘n

PRESS BRAKE, EN ‘N GELATINEKAN WERK.

Fax CV na 086 531 6134, ofemail na [email protected].

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Pos beskikbaar vir ‘nKORTTERMYN VERSEKERING KONSULTANTby Sasolburg Blouster Finansiële Advies Dienste:

Kwalifikasies:- Gr 12- RE1 eksamen geslaag het- 30 Krediete in persoonlike lyn- Geldige rybewys en eie voertuig- 2 tot 3 jaar ondervinding

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• R8 000.00 beginning Package• Bonuses + above average commission• Full training provided• No experience necessary

• Own vehicle & license

To book interview call HR (016) 423 6458between 8am - 4pm Mon - Fri or SMS yourName, Number and Area to 082 905 2398

Sales Company Requires15 Individuals to join their team.

Requirements:

Company is seeking a

DOCUMENTCONTROLLER

computer literate withconstruction background

Email CV’S to:[email protected]

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SWAN MOTORS, VEREENIGINGREQUIRES THE SERVICES OF A QUALIFIED

MOTOR MECHANIC.The successful candidate willbe an energetic, stable person

with sober habits.The package of R23 000-00 pm total

cost to Company is offered.The take home salary will depend on

the package structuring.Closing date for applications: 2014/08/30.

Please email CV’s to: [email protected]

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opleiding. Ouderdom tussen 18-24. Basiese SalarisSkakel Juanita 076-054-2523

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Woodwork Company Seeks the following

*Qualified cabinet maker*and Panel Saw Operatorthat can work on a spindle machine

No Chancers pleaseSalary will be negotiated according to

Skills and experience.Be able to work well under pressure.

Shawn: 083-277-1448

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QUALIFIED Post BasicPharmacist’s Assistant

for pharmacy inVanderbijlpark CBD

Must be registered with SAPC

Fax CV to 016 931 1770

VACANCY

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MCD Training Centre is runninga Spring Special on short courses

for the month of September:

• Basic Arc Welding - 15 days R5999.00 Incl. vat• House Wiring and Fault Finding - 15 days

R5999.00 Incl. vat• Forklift Training 4.5 Ton - 5 days R2200.00 Incl. vat• Basic Rigging - 3 days R1200.00 Incl. vat• Basic First Aid Level 1 - 2 days R1100.00 Incl. vat• Fire Fighting - 1 day R550.00 Incl. vat

September month only - per candidatebookings essential due to limited

space available.

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biological parents ofMAMPHO ALICE

MAHLATSI0704200211081,

THABO DAVID MAHLATSI9710033774087 to contactus in connection with thefoster care placement.

Social workerSIMBARASHE MWAROWA

at (016) 985 1419during office hours.

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SEDIBENG DISTRICTMUNICIPALITY

ADVERTISEMENT INTERNAL

CLUSTER: FINANCE

ADVERTISEMENT: FINANCIAL INTERNSHIP (2 POSTS)SALARY: R90 000 per annum all inclusive

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:Grade 12 with 3 year Degree / Diploma in Accounting / FinancialManagement / Management Accounting / Economics / InternalAudit / Taxation or related. A qualification with Accounting as amajor subject will be an added advantage. Computer Literacy.

DUTIES:The MFMIP is a structured professional training and workexperience programme with the goal of providing high qualitytraining and practical exposure in all aspects of a Municipal Budgetand Treasury Office which is governed by the Municipal FinanceManagement Act, Act 56 of 2003 and the underlying reforms.

The programme has a logical training sequence that builds onthe skills and competencies acquired during University andTechnikon training. It ends with a qualification in MunicipalFinance Management in line with the Municipal Regulations onMinimum Competency Levels, Gazette 29967 of 15 June 2007.

PLEASE NOTE: This is not a permanent employment position.Appointed interns must be prepared to sign a two year contractwith the municipality.

This appointment will be in accordance with the council’s employ-ment equity policy. The candidate must be between the ages of 21and 35.

Applications can be obtained from the Municipal Building at themain entrance from the security. The Municipal Building, Cnr. Leslie& Beaconsfield Avenue, Vereeniging, 1930.Postal Address is: P. O. Box 471, Vereeniging 1930.

Fraudulent qualifications or documentation will immediately dis-qualify any applicant.

Should the applicants not be notified of the outcome of theirapplication within eight (8) weeks after the closing date, they shouldregard their application been unsuccessful

NO faxes or late applications will be accepted.

CV’s should be a maximum of 4 pages and certified copies ofcertificates must be presented during the interviews

Enquiries should be directed to the following contact number– Tel 016 450 3216

Closing Date: 12 September 2014 at 12h00

YUNUS CHAMDAMUNICIPAL MANAGER

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NOTICE OFAPPEAL PROCESS ON THE DECISION FOR EVATON ESTATE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENTALAUTHORISATION PROPOSED EVATON ESTATE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT (HIGH TOMIDDLE INCOME

HOUSING) ON THE CONSOLIDATED PROPERTIES: ERF 360, ERF 361 AND ERF 362, ALL ONA PORTION OF THE FARMWILDEBEESFONTEIN 536 IQ, EMFULENI LOCAL MUNICIPALITY

GDARD REF: 002/13-14/E0165 DATE ROD was received 21st August 2014

In adherence to Environmental Impact Assessment Regulation 10(2) of June 2013, notice is hereby given to I& APs on the Record of Decision (ROD)from the Gauteng Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (GDARD), thus granting environmental authorisation for the proposed EvatonEstate located on the consolidated properties: Erf 360, Erf 361 and Erf 362, all on a portion of the farm Wildebeesfontein 536 IQ, Emfuleni LocalMunicipality, Gauteng Province. (GDARD Ref no: GAUT 002/13-14/E0165).

Outcome

The Gauteng Department of Agriculture and Rural Development has decided to grant Environmental Authorisation for the Proposed EvatonEstate High to Middle Income Housing (with ref no – GAUT 002/13-14/E165)

Reasons considered for decision

Interested or Affected parties are notified that a copy ROD with reasons for the decision taken by the Competent Authority are available and can beprovided upon request through a written request to Tholoana Consulting. Please see details below for contact.

The Appeal Process

In terms of Chapter 7 of the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations, I&APs are notified of the appeal process in place on the decision byGDARD. As a result should I& APs wish to appeal any aspect on the decision taken to grant The Department of Human Settlements environmentalauthorisation for the proposed Evaton Estate (high to middle income housing), a Notice of Intention to appeal in terms of Section 60(1) can be lodgedto the Member of the Executive Council (MEC) on the details provided below:

By Facsimile : (011) 240 2700By Post : P O Box 8769, Johannesburg 2000, orBy Hand : 4th Floor Diamond Building, 11 Diagonal Street, Newtown, Johannesburg

I & APs are to note that the notice of intention to appeal should be done within 20 days from the date on theletter of decision of which the date referred to of the 21st August 2014.

Enquiries and RODAvailabilityTholoana Consulting can be contacted for further information on the ROD or on accessibility of the ROD.

CONTACT PERSON: Motshabi Molope, E-MAIL: [email protected],PHONE: +27 11 704 5071 , FAX: +27 11 704 5130

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PERI-URBAN TOWN PLANNING SCHEME, 1975In compliance with clause 6 of the Peri-Urban Town Planning Scheme,1975, notice is hereby given that:

Mr. W. Louw, the authorized agent, intends to apply to the EmfuleniMunicipal Council in terms of clause 6 of the abovementioned Schemefor the Council’s consent to the erection and use of buildings on the undermentioned land and/or to use the under mentioned land, namely:

HOLDING: 25 SUBURB: Northdene Agricultural Holdings AREA 3, 7178hectare FOR: The erection of additional dwellings and an art village withrelevant uses {including a place of refreshment}.

Particulars of the application will be filed with the Municipal Manager ofthe Emfuleni Municipal Council on or before 29 August 2014 and maythereafter be inspected at the office of the Statregic Manager: Land UseManagement, Emfuleni Local Council, 1st Floor, Old Trust Bank Building,c/o President Kruger and Eric Louw Streets, Vanderbijlpark, during normaloffice hours.

Any person having any objection to the erection and use of the proposedbuilding or to the proposed use of land must lodge such objection, togetherwith the grounds thereof, in writing, with the Municipal Manager, P.O.Box3, Vanderbijlpark or fax to: (016) 950-5533 and with the under mentionedaddress within twenty eight (28) days after the said date.

Address of the authorized agent: Mr. W. Louw, 1 Schubert Street,Vanderbijlpark, 1911. Cellular Fax” 083 384 8784 / 086 546 3812 A

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NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 5(5) OF THE GAUTENGREMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS ACT, 1996

(ACT 3 OF 1996) (H1299)I, Mr W Louw, being the authorized agent, hereby gives notice interms of section 5(5) of the GAUTENG REMOVAL OFRESTRICTIONS ACT, 1996, that I have applied to the EmfuleniMunicipal Council for the removal of certain conditions in the TitleDeed of Holding 95, Manervrede which are situated on Main Road(K190), and the simultaneous amendment of the VanderbijlparkTown Planning Scheme, 1987 from “Agricultural” to “Residential 3”.

All relevant documents relating to the application will be open forinspection during normal office hours at the office of the StrategicManager: Development Planning, 1st Floor, Old Trust Bank building,corner of Pres. Kruger and Eric Louw Streets, Vanderbijlpark, for28 days from 27 August 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 3,Vanderbijlpark, 1900 from 27 August 2014.

Address of the authorized agent: Mr W Louw, 1 Schubert Street,Vanderbijlpark, 1911. Cellular: 083 384 8784

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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR AMENDMENT OF THE MEYERTONTOWN PLANNING SCHEME 1986 IN TERMS OF SECTION 56 (1)(b)(i) OF THE TOWNPLANNING AND TOWNSHIPS ORDINANCE, 1986

(ORDINANCE 15 OF 1986)

MEYERTON AMENDMENT SCHEME H462

We, Urban Worx Town and Regional Planners, being the authorised agentof the owners of Portions 8 and 10 of Erf 69 Sybrand Van Niekerk Parksituated in the town, Meyerton, hereby give notice in terms of Section 56(1)(b)(i) of the Town-planning and Townships Ordinance, 1986, that we haveapplied to the Midvaal Local Municipality for the amendment of the TownPlanning Scheme known as the Meyerton Town Planning Scheme, 1986, bythe rezoning of the properties described above, from “S.A.R” to “Industrial 1”and for the consolidation of the of the properties described above with theRemainder and Portion 1 of Erf 39 and Portions 5, 6, 7, & 8 of Erf 40 includ-ing Erf 48 Sybrand Van Niekerk Park.

Particulars of the application will lie for inspection during normal office hoursat the office of the Chief Town Planner, Ground floor, Municipal Offices,Mitchell Street, Meyerton, for a period of 28 days from 27 August 2014. Ob-jections to or representations in respect of the application must be lodgedwith or made in writing to the Chief Town Planner at the above address or atP.O. Box 9, Meyerton, 1960, within a period of 28 days from 27August 2014.

Address of applicant: Urban Worx Town and Regional Planners17 BaviaanskloofstreetVaalpark, 1947Tel : 083 5663773Fax: (016) 971 3362 A

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DIVISION OF LANDI MG Joubert hereby gives notice, in terms of section6(8)(a) of the Division of Land Ordinance, 1986(Ordinance 20 of 1986), that an application to dividethe land described hereunder has been received.

Further particulars of the application are open forinspection at the office of the Manager Civic Centre,Meyerton.

Any person who wishes to object to the granting ofthe application or who wishes to make representationsthereto shall submit his objections or representationsin writing and in duplicate to the c Manager: P.O.Box 9Meyerton 1960, at anytime within a period of 28 daysfrom the date of the first publication of this notice.

Date of first publlcation:Description of land. Number and area of proposedportion: Holding 34 Helderstrome AgriculturalHoldings subdivided into 2 portions: Remaining Portionapproximately 1,0706 hectares and Proposed Portion Aapproximately 1,0707 hectares.

Municipal ManagerP.O.Box 9, MEYERTON 1962 A1UKFX5

NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 5(5) OF THE GAUTENG REMOVAL OFRESTRICTIONS ACT, 1996 (ACT 3 OF 1996) VEREENIGING AMENDMENT

SCHEME: HOLDING 388 UNITAS PARK AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS EXT 2

I, Mr. C F DE JAGER of PACE PLAN CONSULTANTS, being the authorizedagent of the owner of Holding 388 Unitas Park Agricultural Holdings Ext 2, herebygives notice in terms of Section 5(5) of the Gauteng Removal of Restrictions Act,1996, that I intend applying to the Emfuleni Municipal Council for the removal ofcertain conditions in the Title Deeds of Holding 388 Unitas Park AgriculturalHoldings Ext 2, which is situated on Houtkop Road, Unitas Park AgriculturalHoldings and the simultaneous amendment of the Vereeniging Town PlanningScheme, 1992, with the rezoning of the above-mentioned holding from“Agricultural” to “Special” for residential units a transport business and aworkshops and storage facilities related to the transport business and with thespecial consent of the Council any other uses, excluding noxious uses.

All relevant documents relating to the application will be open for inspectionduring normal office hours at the office of the Strategic Manager: Land UseManagement, first floor, Old Trust Bank Building, corner of President KrugerStreet and Eric Louw Street, Vanderbijlpark, for 28 days from 20 August 2014.

Any person, who wishes to object to the application or submit representations inrespect thereof, must lodge the same in writing to the Municipal Manager at thenamed address or to P O Box 3, Vanderbijlpark, 1900 or fax to (016) 950 55 33within 28 days from 20 August 2014.

Address of the agent: Pace Plan Consultants, PO Box 60784 VAALPARK, 1948Tel: 083 446 5872

Date of first publication: 20 August 2014 A1UKC00

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR AMENDMENT OFTOWN-PLANNING SCHEME INTERMS OF SECTION 56(1)(b)(ii} OFTHETOWN PLANNING ANDTOWNSHIPS ORDINANCE 1986

(ORDINANCE 15 OF 1986) {N 972)I, Mr W Louw. being the authorized agent of Erf 1162, BedworthparkExtension 7 hereby gives notice in terms of section 56 (1) (b) (ii) ofthe Town Planning and Townships Ordinance (Ordinance 15 of 1986)that l have applied to the Emfuleni Municipal Council for theamendment of the town planning scheme known as theVereeniging Town Planning Scheme, 1992 by the rezoning of theproperty described above, bounded by Crater /Cetus / Auriga Streetsfrom “Educational: to “Residential 4”

Particulars of the application will lie for inspection during normal officehours at the office of the Strategic Manager: Land Use Management,Emfuleni Municipal Council, 1st floor, Old Trust Bank Building, cornerof President Kruger and Eric Louw Streets, Vanderbijlpark for theperiod of 28 days from 20 August 2014. Objections or representationsin respect of the application must be lodged with or made in writing tothe Municipal Manager, P.O.Box 3, Vanderbijlpark, 1900 or faxed to(016) 950 5533 within a period of 28 days from 20 August 2014.

Address of the authorized agent Mr W Louw, 1 Schubert Street,Vanderbijlpark, 1911.Cellular / Fax: 083 384 8784 / 086 546 3812 A1UKBUA


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SEBOKENG. - The class of ‘99 and 2000of the Vaal High Secondary School embar-ked on a community outreach to give backto the needy and ill.This group of vibrant young women who

were classmates some 14 years ago, met ona social network. Vaal AIDS Home BasedCare was the lucky organisation to be chosenby these young mothers and women.They say they had always wanted to meet

up again even after most of them had ventu-red forth on different careers and gone to dif-ferent places. “Luck was on our side and weused social networking for a good cause,”says Skinny Ndhleleni.The group bought food and groceries for

the home. A tour was conducted by GraceLengene, founder and manager of the home.Lengene says God made these children ablessing.“I lovemywork andwhat God has granted

me to serve His people with love and care.The home has children who are grown up

and still treat us as their parents. They knowwhere they come from,” says the forever-praying Lengene.Ndheleni says they wished to have more

friends so they could do more for the chil-dren of Vaal Aids Home Based Care. Shesends her gratitude and thanks to Zodwa Le-bakeng, Ndu Chalale, Mathapelo Makateand Josephine Mokoena.

Vaal High formerlearners grace Vaal

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Vaal Aids HomeBased Care were visited by former school mates with gifts and grocerieson Saturday. Photo: Mduduzi Mathebula.

SASOLBURG. - This year, Sasol TechnoX, the largest career expo in the countrydrew 20 023 learners in its effort to inspireand enthuse Grade 9-12 learners. Held fromAugust 11-15 the exhibition attracted visi-tors from seven provinces and learners fromas far as Lesotho.Techno X has been igniting young minds

since 2000 and since inception, reachedover 350 000 students. The new venue, theSasol ChemCity Eco-Industrial Park, allo-wed students to enjoy demonstrations, talksand modern technology. The exhibition is

a platform for learners to engage with realworld application of their studies, focusing onmathematics, science and technology, whilediscovering the exciting world of enginee-ring.At the opening ceremony, MEC for Educa-

tion, Tate Makgoe quoted the late NelsonMandela, “Education is the most powerfulweapon which you can use to change theworld.” He said, “There is a gem in everyclassroom and I hope that through Techno X,more learners are exposed to mathematics,science and technology. Together, we can

make South Africa a betterplace,” he said.MEC for Economic De-

velopment, EnvironmentalAffairs and Small BusinessEnterprises, MsebenziZwane, said that he was ho-noured to be part of the 14thSasol Techno X. “A bettereducation in science for ourchildren can also mean bet-ter things for our country. Itwill develop our youth intomore responsible citizens,who will help to build astrong economy,” he said.According to Wrenelle

Stander, Senior Vice Presi-dent: Public and Regulato-ry Affairs at Sasol, “For 14

years, Techno X showcased the value of sci-ence, technology, engineering and mathema-tics (STEM), brought to life for learners fromhistorically disadvantaged backgrounds.STEM disciplines have proven essential inthe world’s leading countries and can help ussustain a competitive advantage.”This year, the Sasol Techno X baton was

handed to Sasol Secunda, the proud hosts ofthe 2015 expo - making the expo accessibleto more students across the country.To add to the excitement of science and

technology, learnerswere encouraged to enterthe art, fashion show and school science pro-ject competitions, where entrants showcasedtheir creativity within the various categories.The exhibition is not only enjoyed by lear-

ners and Sasol, it extends to organisations,such as Astronomy South Africa, Eskom, theSouth African Police Service and tertiary in-stitutions. This year, the winning exhibitorswere;•Best Show and demonstration – Sci-Bono

Discovery Centre•Best Workshop – University of Limpopo•Best Lecture – South African Weather

Services•Best Exhibition Government and Organi-

zations – South African Police Services•Best Exhibition Businesses –ArcelorMit-

tal SA•Best ExhibitionUniversity –University of

Pretoria

•Best ExhibitionUniversity of Technolo-gy – Vaal University of Technology•Best Exhibition FET College – Maluti

FETCollege.“We look forward to inspiringa new breed of students at next year’s exhi-bition, who will ultimately become the sci-entists, mathematicians and engineers of to-morrow,” concluded Stander.

Sasol Techno X inspires youngmindsSasol Techno X inspires youngminds

Learners fromHoërskool Florida enjoy the Realflight 2000simulator.

A Kalahari scientist demonstrates how acatalyst can speed up chemical reacti-ons.

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LIQUOR ACT, 2003NOTICE OF APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 24

Notice is hereby given that it is the intention of the person whose detailsare set out below to lodge an application for Pub Liquor Licence to thesecretary of the local committee of Sedibeng1. Full names the applicant: Phindile Jeanette Mankae2. Intended trading name: JC Lounge3. Identity number or Registration number of the applicant:

75082005750874. Full address and location of the premises: Erf 570006, Shop No. 4

Zone 3, Sebokeng5. Type of licence applied for: Pub6. Names and nature of educational institutions within a radius of

1 kilometer from the premises in paragraph 4: None (Use annexurewhere necessary)

7. Names and distances to similar licensed premises within a radius of1 kilometer from the premises in paragraph 4: None (Use annexurewhere necessary)

8. Places of worship within a radius of 1 kilometer from the premises inparagraph 4 None

Signed at Vereeninging on this 18th day of August 2014Signature of applicant or an authorised personContact No: 073 957 8422

LIQUOR ACT, 2003NOTICE OF APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 24

Notice is hereby given that it is the intention of the person whose details are setout below to lodge an application for Liquor Store Licence to the secretary of thelocal committee of Sedibeng

1. Full names the applicant: Blixem Liquors (PTY) LTD2. Intended trading name: Blixem Liquors3. Identity number or Registration number of the applicant: 2014/126451/074. Full address and location of the premises: Shop No 3, 644 Louis Trichardt

Boulevard SE 1, Vanderbijlpark5. Type of licence applied for: Liquor Store Licence6. Names and nature of educational institutions within a radius of 1 kilometer

from the premises in paragraph 4: None(Use annexure where necessary)

7. Names and distances to similar licensed premises within a radius of1 kilometer from the premises in paragraph 4: None(Use annexure where necessary)

8. Places of worship within a radius of 1 kilometer from the premises inparagraph 4. None

Signed at Vereeniging on this 4th day of August 2014Signature of applicant or an authorised personContact No: 079 549 8621 A

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SEDIBENG. - Three North West University(NWU) Vaal players hoisted the South Afri-can flag high before they lost 3-0 to Namibiain the final of the Confederation of Universi-ty and Colleges Sports Association (CUC-SA) games held in Zambia from August 16– 22.They are Tumelo Thebe, Morgan Yekani

and Tshepiso Maimane. The three represen-ted South Africa in the competition.They made Sedibeng proud when they

produced five-star performances during thetournament, which came to an end last Fri-day. Tumelo Thebe, the NWU Vaal soccerteam striker, was instrumental when the teambooked their place in the final.He scored three goals in the tournament

and he could have scooped the Top Goal Sco-re of The Tournament Award if he was moreclinical in front of goals.However, Thebe was happy with his over-

all performance, saying the tournament wasa learning experience for him and the SouthAfrican team.He says bringing the silver medals home

was an achievement, taking into considerati-on the standard of the competition. Thebe

says they were up against the best on the con-tinent.Speaking to Sedibeng Ster Sport on arri-

val, Thebe said he was honoured to be partof the South African team.He believes he learned a lot from the tour-

nament on and off the field:“I’m very proud of my performance and

scoring three goals is something that I willnot forget. I wish this tournament opensdoors for me as far as my football career isconcerned. I think I’m ready for new challen-ges playing in top flight football,” says The-be. Thebe believes he is ready to play in PSLor National First Division League taking intoconsideration his performance in this tourna-ment. His teammates Maimane and Yekaniof theNWUVaal soccer team echoed his sen-timents. They also believe that Thebe hasthe potential to become a big name in SouthAfrican football.

NWU players at UCSA Games in Zambia

The South African team celebrates after fi-nishing as runner-up at the University andColleges Sports Association (UCSA) Ga-mes held in Zambia recently. Photo: Sup-plied.

Shooting From The Hip doesn’t understandwhy some football administrators and offici-als are still in football. I thought they werelong dead and buried but I was wrong. Thequestion is: what are they still doing in ourfootball, because their time has expired. Ordo they want to make sure that our footballis ‘dead’ as well?To them football is all about elections and

positions; hence, they suspend each other, es-pecially thosewho are a threat to them. Yours

truly Shooting From The Hip has been appro-ached by some officials to stand for either theSafa Sedibeng Presidency or Emfuleni LocalFootball Association chairmanship, but I ma-de it clear to them that I am not interested.”There are better things Shooting From The

Hip can do than fight grown men with egos.Thanks but no thanks! The interest of Shoo-ting From The Hip is to serve the develop-ment of football, not positions. To put itbluntly, Shooting from the Hip has no interestin the abovementioned positions – they arenot my dream, to say the least. If ShootingFrom The Hip agrees to take one of these po-sitions, it would be like selling my soul forpower and status.

The problem with local football admini-strators is that they can ‘make you fail’ likethey did with others before them. The truthof the matter is that football has become a‘tender’ to some people.Respect for this beautiful game has gone

and people are only interested in enrichingthemselves at the expense of our young athle-tes.It hurts when Shooting From The Hip re-

calls how this region used to respect footballadministrators in the past. Those were menand womenwho had vision as far as the deve-lopment of football is concerned.However, recently, football administrators

are only concerned with their pockets and say

to HELL with the development of foot-ball. So, ladies and gentlemen, ShootingFrom The Hip is not interested in beingSafa Sedibeng President or ELFA chair-man. To me, football is not a matter oflife and death. NO! Football is the beauti-ful game that unifies all the races - black,white, Indian, coloured and others.As things stand now, no-one knows

what is happening as far as football isconcerned in this region except that peo-ple are fighting for positions. There is notalk about a professional team in this regi-on, as no-one has the courage to initiatethe process. They can only talk, talk andtalk, with no action.

Thanks but NO thanks!

Zacharia Nale

VANDERBIJLPARK. - The good news forSedibeng soccer fans is that Jomo Cosmos FCwill play its first game of the National FirstDivision League 2014-2015 soccer season inthe Vaal.Ezenkosi hosts Black Leopards FC in the

opening match of the NFD League scheduledto take place at the Vaal University of Techno-logy’s (VUT’s) Isak Steyl Stadium in Vander-bijlpark on Sunday. Kick-off is at 15:00.Entry for adults is R10, while juveniles get

in for free. This was revealed to Sedibeng SterSport by club publicity officer Randzo Sono.

Cosmos used the same venue two seasons agowhen the club reclaimed their Absa PremierLeague status; however, they were relegatedat the end of the same season.According to Sono (Randzo) they decided

to play this game in the Vaal to acknowledgethe support of the Sedibeng people.Not long ago Jomo Cosmos boss Jomo So-

no said he didn’t understand why Sedibengdoesn’t have a professional team, despite thefact that it has produced the finest talent inSouth African football for the past 20 years.In fact, bringing this game here is an aspect

of Sono’s bid to restore hope to the Sedibeng

community. Nale Football Academy will playa curtain-raiser match against Jomo CosmosU/15 at 12:00 on the day.“Mr Sono has a high regard for Sedibeng

people and bringing this game here to the Vaalacknowledges the support this region gave tohim in the past. But again, for the past 20 ye-ars, Cosmos has always had players from thisregion,” says Randzo Sono.Sono (Randzo) appeals to Sedibeng’s soc-

cer-lovers to come in big numbers to witnessthe mother of all battles as both teams are ea-ger to regain their Absa Premier Soccer Lea-gue status.This encounter promises fireworks, with

Black Leopards playing entertaining possessi-on football. This Limpopo-based outfit failedto gain promotion last season after doing sowell throughout the season.

Cosmos to play their NFD Leaguematch in Sedibeng

Jomo Cosmos will play its opening of the2014/2015 National First Division Leaguematch against Black Leopards at the IsakSteyl Stadium on Sunday. Photo: ZachariaNale.


to achieve sporting success by giving them ac-cess to the best coaching and training throughthe Powerade Schools Programme.

Tovey, also a former Kaizer Chiefs captain,exposed these youngsters to the science of cor-rect training and the benefits of hydration tohelp enable them to reach peak fitness at theright time.He shared hiswisdomand knowled-ge about football.

Speaking to Sedibeng Ster Sport, Tovey sayshe enjoys working with youngsters. He belie-ves this is the greatest challenge in South Afri-can football – development.

“I’m honoured to be involved with the pro-ject because it gives me a great pleasure toworkwith these youngsters. In fact I enjoy eachand every moment with them and I wish tothank Powerade for this initiative,” says Tovey.

He was also full of compliments for someindividuals’ performances during the session,believing the future looks great for some yo-ungsters.

“Powerade believes that by providing infor-mative and interactive experiences like theseto sportsmen, their passion for soccer will befocused on a great future in the game,” explai-ned JamesMaclachlan, IMCMarketing AssetsManager of Coca-Cola South Africa.

“We recognise that there is power in everygame and through the Powerade Schools Pro-gramme, sportsmen will be exposed to infor-mation and various means of training that willhave long term benefits toward their success,”Maclachlan concluded.

Zacharia Nale

VEREENIGING. - Riverside High School pu-pils were recently over the moon when formerBafana Bafana stalwart Neil Tovey visited lastweek. This Vereeniging-based school was oneof 11 South African schools that won into thesoccer Powerade Performance Session. Theinitiative is to provide young South Africansportsmen and women with a passion for rug-by, soccer and cricket, a platform from which

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VANDERBIJLPARK. - Emerald Resort& Casino pulls out all the stops at itsEmerald Cup event, especially when itcomes to the entertainment on offer.This year the Cup will take place onSeptember 27 and will feature South Af-rican artists like Lonehill Estate, DanielBaron and Lloyd Cele.The event is reputedly Africa’s ri-

chest race on sand. It is definitely theVaal Racecourse’s biggest horse race ofthe year. Furthermore, it was announcedearlier this year that the stakes will beupped to R1 000 000 from the previousyear’s amount of R600 000 for this1450m race.“As the sponsor of the Emerald Cup

since inception, we have always mana-ged to secure top-notch entertainers forthe day, and this year will certainly beno different,” says Marli Wolmarans,Media and PR Manager at Emerald Re-sort&Casino. “Combinedwith a varietyof activities for kids of all ages, the dayis set to be a memorable one for the enti-re family.”Lonehill Estate burst onto South Afri-

can radio in 2005 with hit singles ‘Girlon a Roof’ and ‘Skyward’. The band hasreceived airplay in the US, Germany and

Japan and hasbeen invited to perform in theUSA and Switzerland. (https://www.blog-ger.com/profile/02154598874238405718)Daniel Baron is an award-winning, chart-

topping singer, songwriter and performing ar-tist with an astounding eight radio hits off hisdebut album ‘It’s Time’. Other achievementsinclude opening for Bon Jovi in 2013, win-ning a Wawela Music Award for ‘Best MaleArtist and Composer’; he was also nominatedfor ‘Best Soundtrack in a Feature Film or The-atric Documentary’. (http://danielba-

ron.co.za/?page_id=983)Lloyd Cele has enjoyed success as an

entertainer after being announced asrunner-up in SA Idols 2010. Lloyd’ssound is about embracing South Afri-ca’s diverse culture, racial groups, andmusical influences and fusing them to-gether. (http://lloydcele.net/bio/). Theday will include picnic sites, a beer gar-den, food stalls and a play area for kids.Entrance is free. Gates will open at11:00.

Emerald Cup attracts top SA entertainers

Tovey hostsPoweradesession forlocal school

Former BafanaBafanaCaptain Neil ‘ Mokoko’ Tovey visited our area during the PoweradePerfromance Session held at Riverside High School in Three Rivers, Vereeniging lastweek.

Former Bafana Bafana Captain Neil Tovey during the Powerade Performance Sessionat Riverside High School in Three Rivers last week.

Members of the public are requested tosend their notices on sporting events toZacharia Nale at [email protected] or fax them to 086 5097518 every week. For more sports newsvisit our website at www.sedibeng-ster.com or our Facebook page (face-book.com/Sedibengster).

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