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World Book and Copyright Day (also known as International Day of the Book or World Book Day) is a yearly event celebrated on 23 April, initiated by UNESCO to promote reading, publishing and copyright. The connection between 23 April and books was fi rst made in 1923 by booksellers in Catalonia, Spain as a way to honour the author Miguel de Cervantes who died on that day. This became a part of the celebration of Saint George’s Day . In 1995 UNESCO decided that World Book and Copyright Day would be celebrated on this date because of the Catalonian festival and because the date is also the anniversary of the birth and death of William Shakespeare.This year the theme of World Book Day celebrations in South Africa is “Come read with me.” The World Book Day (WBD) national celebrations in South Africa are coordinated by the Centre for the Book, an Outreach Unit of the National Library of South Africa, mandated to promote a culture of reading, writing and publishing in all local languages and easy access to books for all.The WBD celebrations started off with a Door to Door Reading

Campaign on 22 April at Greenspark settlement in Fochville and were led by the Deputy Minister of the Department of Arts and Culture, Ms Rejoice Mabudafhasi. The Door to Door Reading Campaign is an outreach programme to raise awareness about reading and to promote easy access to books. Books were donated to schools, pre-schools, an old age centre, the correctional centre, homes and bystanders to encourage a love for reading by members of a procession led by a brass band. The main event took place at Boksburg Civic Centre on 23 April, with the chief aim of educating the nation on the importance of reading. The event was graced by representatives from various sectors and structures, including schools, authors, librarians, politicians and civic organisations. Cristo Davids, who plays the part of Errol in SABC 2’s 7de Laan, also attended the event. School and Correctional Services choirs, reading activities and other forms of entertainment were on the programme to celebrate books.

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AT BOKSBURG CIVIC CENTRE: Learners from local schools attended the World Book Day event on 23 April.

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They are irate because their ward councillor, Clr Johan Hendricks, never consulted them through any public participation process about the developments that will eventually see their current accommodation demolished, and them displaced and possibly homeless. But according to Clr Johan Hendricks, he was informed by his political party seniors (DA) not to call a public meeting on the matter of the housing development projects, as it is a Department of Human Settlement’s project and they should give answers on the matter and consult with the community. He said that he “feels sorry for these people,” but that he couldn’t consult with them on an issue that he had no control over, because he could not make any commitments on behalf of the Department of Human Settlements and the Boksburg Town Council.

Some other demands on the memorandum included:• A housing plan to accommodate the poor communities, black and white.• A plan to save businesses that are leaving the CBD in their numbers.• A strategy to fi ght crime and selling of drugs in our city.• Continuous updates on IDP projects to be started in the ward and that all these projects must have community participation as the majority is unemployed.• Action to demolish unused vacant buildings as they have become havens for criminals.Clr Hendricks was given seven days to respond to their demands. He said that he will consult with the relevant departments on the matter and hopes to be in a position to deliver proper feedback by then, because seven days is a short time to resolve this matter.

I once had a debate with someone about a campaign that gained such momentum that, from big business to ordinary citizens, millions were ploughed into it. All I will say is that this campaign was not to change the lives of the millions of hungry, poor and unemployed people in this country.When my opponent found herself with her back against the wall, she attacked me with the Bible, saying, “Even Jesus said that the poor will always be with you.”I desisted from continuing with the debate because I realised it would lead to confl ict. But her words stuck in my head and I was actually quite disgusted by the misinterpretation of the Bible scripture she quoted. Now I am no student of religious studies and will never claim to be an expert in any holy scripture, but, going back and reading the piece she quoted, I realised that people will often use any means to justify their lack of involvement

in programmes to help the poor.My interpretation of the words of Jesus was that He addressed the pretentious attack of Judas on the woman who used the expensive oil on Jesus, because Judas’s concern was not truly with the poor - he only used the plight of the poor to try to convince the woman to fi ll the purse he (Judas) was keeping. Jesus therefore attacked the greed of individuals that will be a stumbling block for others to escape poverty. When I noticed the young beggars in the picture sharing a plate of food that the one was given, I was saddened, but also had hope that we as a society can learn from this colour-blind sharing and reach a point where we stop seeing colour and creed and rid ourselves of our selfi sh greed, and realise that hunger is colour-blind and non-sexist, and hopefully share and care more.

Led by the local ANC, a group of hostel-dwellers from the Blue Sky Hostel in Cinderella and homeless Boksburg residents, on Thursday 23 April marched to the Boksburg Town Council offi ces to protest the exclusion of the poor from housing development projects of the Council and the lack of communication

and consultation by their ward councillor.Among the demands from the protesters is the matter of bond houses being built around Cinderella up to Windmill Park and Dawn Park. They fear that they will eventually be evicted from the Blue Sky Hostel to make way for the development of high-cost bond houses to be constructed.

Colour-blind hungerColour-blind hunger

SOMETHING TO EAT AT LAST: Street kids in Boksburg share a hard-won meal.

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No consultation with the poor on housing

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Completion of an assembly, the fi xing of a recycling station and many other repairs of the school building are some of the improvements that will be made at eight Dawn Park schools that won the Cashbuild Art-at-Heart competition. At the Cashbuild Dawn Park Store Opening Ceremony held on 17 April 2015, each school received a Cashbuild building materials voucher worth R15 000. Rondebult, Igagasi and Thulasizwe Primary Schools are just three of the eight lucky schools that will receive a facelift.Rondebult Primary School’s principal, N M Kenyana, said that in thanking Cashbuild, they were over the moon and that this came at the right time for the school. Igagasi Primary School’s principal, B S Msibi, also added that they are very excited to be able to improve their school and that they believe

this is the beginning of a new partnership with Cashbuild.At the offi cial Cashbuild Dawn Park Store Opening Ceremony held on 17 April, the learners entertained everyone with singing, cultural dances and theatrical performances while Cashbuild building material vouchers totaling R120 000 were presented to all eight schools.The Cashbuild Art-at-Heart competition entails learners from each school submitting their best artwork to Cashbuild. This artwork is displayed at the ceremony, and then remains on display in the Cashbuild store for the next fi ve years. Artwork was judged and three winners from each school were named. Winners received Cashbuild Art-at-Heart gold, silver and bronze certifi cates for fi rst, second and third place

respectively. The Manager’s Choice award was also presented to the overall winner, Junior Fourie from Thulasizwe Primary School. This award was announced on the day and the winner received a stationery pack and a glass trophy. The schools and children that benefi ted from the Cashbuild Art-at-Heart donations were:THULASIZWE PRIMARY SCHOOL Gold Award Lwazi Msomi Silver Award Xabiso DubaBronze Award Junior MolmaneRONDEBULT PRIMARY SCHOOL Gold Award Lindiwe Sentle Silver Award Lizo SidzumoBronze Award Thando MavusoIGAGASI PRIMARY SCHOOLGold Award Simphiwe NaidooSilver Award Kamohele Pene

Bronze Award Owethu Nkosi VILLA LIZA PRIMARY SCHOOLGold Award Minenhle Bonamali Silver Award Siphiwe MadikidaBronze Award Joseph Matsha KAYELIHLE PRIMARY SCHOOL Gold Award Mthunzi MkhizeSilver Award Karabo MotloungBronze Award Njabulo NdlovuLAERSKOOL LEONDALE PARALLEL MEDIUM Gold Award Sekhoane MokemaneSilver Award Ntokozo MdakaneBronze Award Kutloano Hlatshwayo WINDMILL PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL Gold Award Ayanda Nkosi Silver Award Mlondi HlatshwayoBronze Award Derrick KhumaloDAWN PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL Gold Award Mellisa MoyaniSilver Award Sphe MasondoBronze Award Siyabonga KhumaloSince the Art-at-Heart campaign was launched 13 years ago, Cashbuild has helped more than 1 700 schools in Southern Africa with over R20-million worth of building materials. Cashbuild is BEE-compliant and every time a store is opened, relocated or refurbished, Cashbuild not only makes donations to local schools, but also creates jobs for community members.The Art-at-Heart competition is a southern African Cashbuild initiative whereby donations are made to some of the region’s most needy schools.

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Artwork was judged and three winners from each school were named. Winners received Cashbuild Art-at-Heart gold, silver and bronze certificates for first, second and third place respectively. The Manager’s Choice award was also presented to the overall winner, Junior Fourie from Thulasizwe Primary School. This award was announced on the day and the winner received a stationery pack and a glass trophy. The schools and children that benefited from the Cashbuild Art-at-Heart donations were: THULASIZWE PRIMARY SCHOOL Gold Award Lwazi Msomi Silver Award Xabiso Duba Bronze Award Junior Molmane RONDEBULT PRIMARY SCHOOL Gold Award Lindiwe Sentle Silver Award Lizo Sidzumo Bronze Award Thando Mavuso IGAGASI PRIMARY SCHOOL Gold Award Simphiwe Naidoo Silver Award Kamohele Pene Bronze Award Owethu Nkosi VILLA LIZA PRIMARY SCHOOL Gold Award Minenhle Bonamali Silver Award Siphiwe Madikida Bronze Award Joseph Matsha KAYELIHLE PRIMARY SCHOOL Gold Award Mthunzi Mkhize Silver Award Karabo Motloung Bronze Award Njabulo Ndlovu LAERSKOOL LEONDALE PARALLEL MEDIUM Gold Award Sekhoane Mokemane Silver Award Ntokozo Mdakane Bronze Award Kutloano Hlatshwayo WINDMILL PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL Gold Award Ayanda Nkosi Silver Award Mlondi Hlatshwayo Bronze Award Derrick Khumalo DAWN PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL Gold Award Mellisa Moyani Silver Award Sphe Masondo Bronze Award Siyabonga Khumalo

Improving the standards of Dawn Park schools

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The Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality is in the process of replacing the plastic black bag refuse removal system throughout the region with the 240-litre wheelie bin system. From 1 May 2015, the old black bag system will be phased out in areas north of the N17 in Boksburg. The wheelie bins, according to the Metro, “are supplied free of charge to residents, but will be levied individually as per the promulgated Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality’s Waste Management Services tariff schedule.”

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Benjemijn Ladies Residence, from the University of Johannesburg, organised a drive to collect donations to aid the victims of xenophobia. The drive ran from 20 to 23 April on the university’s Auckland Park Kingsway campus. In total, R2900 in cash donations and three trolley-loads of donations of food, clothing and blankets were received from the generous staff and students of the university. The money has been used to purchase urgently needed toiletries, such as sanitary pads and toothbrushes. More donations are expected to arrive next week. The donations are being distributed to the victims of xenophobia residing in refugee camps in the Germiston area.

CARING: Peggy (middle) and the organisers of the drive, Dimakatso Malatsi - chairper-son of Benjemijn - and Lauren Murphy.

Xenophobia drive

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“The 2015 u/15 Elspark High School Rugby team is the fi rst team in the history of the school to win the Super 15 Schools rugby tournament.”This is how the excited coaches, Raymond Evans and Andre Derkson, told the tame TIMES about their victory. This is the fi rst season that Raymond and Andre have coached at the school, and they are doing

this on a voluntary basis. The school has been competing in the Super 15 Rugby tournament for the past fi ve years, and in 2014 ended in 15th position, which means that they were the overall losers of the tournament. Winning the tournament a year later is proof of the hard work, dedication and commitment of the two coaches and the hunger the team

had for winning.The Team’s route to victory:7 March - won against Riebeeckrand11 March - won against Hoërskool Sasolburg14 March - won against Hartebeespoort High18 March - won against President High 21 March - won against Goudrif Hoër18 April - won the fi nal against Benoni High

The team also proved their worth by not losing a single game in their last nine matches.Coach Andre says that their goal now is to win the league and, judging from their recent performances, they stand a good chance. The fi rst league match will be played on Wednesday 29 April against Delmas High.Well done Elspark!

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