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Happy 95th Birthday Madiba

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On Madiba’s 95th birthday on Thursday struggle icon Ahmed Kathrada encour-

aged South Africa to remember the sacrific-es former president Nelson Mandela made in the fight for equality and human rights. “Remember what Madiba stood for and sacrificed all his life to a united nation under one flag and one anthem,” he said. Kathrada was speaking at the Medi-Clinic Heart Hospital in Pretoria as thousands of South Africans and visitors gathered to wish Madiba well on the special day. Mandela was spending his 95th birthday in

hospital after being admitted on 8 June with a recurring lung infection. Kathrada reminisced on the ideals Madi-ba had when he came out of prison to help shape the country going forward, adding that much still had to be done to achieve the ideals. “There is a lot that one has to do be-cause the main message Madiba came out of prison with was of non-racialism, which means we live in a country of various politi-cal beliefs. Mandela said we have to live in the same country with the same people with the message of forgiveness, with the mes-sage of looking forward, reconciliation and going forward with a stronger united South Africa,” said Kathrada. News 24

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News Briefs from arouNd saNelspruit - Residents of Kriel want their town removed from Emalahleni local municipality. They accused town Mayor Salome Sithole of ignoring their complaints. Public Protec-tor Thuli Madonsela spoke to the residents on Tuesday. She said issues included sewerage, poor road infrastructure, insufficient street lighting, and delays in the provision of low cost housing. It was alleged that hospitals had insufficient medical supplies and staff, and a mobile clinic was no longer operational. Med-ical facilities meant to operate for 24 hours only opened for a few hours, said Madonsela. Sithole said the issue of street lighting and potholes are in their integrated development plan for the area. Madonsela would work with the Mpumalanga government and officials from the Emalahleni municipality to address the issues raised.

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Cape Town - Mayor Patricia de Lille has announced that the Cape Town Civic Centre will open on weekends and holidays to al-low more people to view the Nelson Man-dela exhibition. “Since opening we have been inundated with requests from individuals, community groups and schools wishing to view the in-stallation. Madiba continues to inspire, unite, and symbolise the hope we all have for our wonderful country.” De Lille said it

would culminate in the city adopting a new set of values based on the former president’s values and principles. The exhibition, which runs until April 2014, is made up of images and multimedia displays which trace Man-dela’s relationship with Cape Town. There are videos of key events in Mandela’s life and more than 200 photographs. Mayor De Lille added that the centre would be open between 10:00 and 16:00 on week-ends and public holidays, from this week.

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Pretoria - Two men accused of dealing in stolen army ammunition, Dave Sheer Guns company director Gareth de Nysschen and general manager Efthimios Demis Kara-mitsos appeared in the Lenasia Magistrate’s Court on Wednesday. This follows a military police raid at the Midrand compound of cash-in-transit com-pany SVB on Monday, in which R4 rifle am-munition allegedly stolen from the army was confiscated. The raid followed the suspen-sion of Brigadier Mathapelo Mangwani, of the Central Firearms Registry, and Brigadier Hlamane Mahlabane, who was in charge of firearms compliance. The two allegedly took bribes in exchange for issuing gun licences to Dave Sheer Guns. Spent cartridges and live rounds of ammuni-tion bearing military stamps were reportedly found during the raid. The bullets were allegedly stolen from the military and sold to Dave Sheer Guns, which in turn allegedly sold them to SVB. De Nysschen’s bail was opposed and the State asked that his bail application be post-poned to Friday. Two soldiers accused of the illegal sale army ammunition and the son of one of the soldiers also appeared.

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This week Joburg police arrested a man who allegedly tried to rob a

woman at gunpoint in Nugget Street, according to police Corporate Commu-nications Officer Warrant Officer Xoli Mbele. He says the man pointed a gun at the woman and demanded her cellphone.

“He then dragged her into a nearby building called Mnyamandawo and assaulted her. Police got a tipoff about the incident and went into the building, where they found the man still hold-ing the gun, they disarmed and arrested him. The gun was a 9mm pistol with no serial number and loaded with seven bullets.” He adds that the man faces charges of possession of an unlicensed firearm and

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Housing finance company Trust for Urban Housing Finance (TUHF) donated books and opened a library at Izenzo Kungemazwi Community College in Joburg on Mandela Day. TUHF CEO Paul Jackson said the company took the initiative to contribute to the children in need of proper education. “This project will enhance a proper education whereby every learner can have reading time, which is a great foundation in every child. Reading is essential and therefore this library is of great impact to the school.” Learners presented speeches thanking Mandela for the love he has provided the nation. Learner Caroline Sibanda said that Mandela’s effort and courage has made this day possible. “His humble heart has humbled millions of people to give and contribute in order to change lives in Africa.” The school’s director, Judith Ncube accepted the donation from TUHF and presented it to the learners. Learners were excited and wanted to see more in terms of books in the shelves, the excitement increased when they were informed about the operation of the library and terms of use. Administrator Gugulethu Mazolo said the library will impact great academic in every leaner at the school.

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AU holds disease summitAbuja - The AU executive is discussing progress in the fight against HIV/Aids, TB and malaria. Ethiopia’s Foreign Minister Tedros Ghebreyesus said Ethiopia proposes to establish an African Centre for Diseases Control and Prevention (African–CDC) or Health Commission for Africa under the AU. “The centre re-search and deal with major health problems,” he said. Nigerian Foreign Minister Nurudeen Mohammed said: “May malaria be rolled out and development rolled in all African countries.” The summit will “adopt a set of actions to enhance efforts towards reversing the impact of the diseases by ensuring universal access to services and strengthened health systems,” the AU said. Aids, TB and malaria are the major diseases afflicting the continent. Although health experts have focused attention on Aids, malaria remains one of the major killer diseases in Africa. Victims are mainly pregnant women and children because of their vulnerability. The WHO malaria report for 2012 said the disease was concentrated in 14 countries, which accounted for 80% of malaria deaths. It said the DR Congo and Ni-geria were most affected in sub-Saharan Africa.

More protesters killedCairo - Seven people have died and 260 injured in clashes between police and supporters of deposed President Mohammed Morsi, Senior Health Min-istry official Khaled el-Khateib said on Monday. The Muslim Brotherhood said police used live ammunition against protesters. The state news agency said 17 policemen were injured, and 401 people have been arrested. Thousands of Morsi’s supporters were protesting to press demands that Morsi be reinstated. Egypt’s military deposed him on July 3 after mass protests calling for him to step down. His supporters say he was ousted by a military coup. Riot police fired teargas at protesters around Ramses Square, who retaliated with rocks. Last week, 53 pro-Morsi demonstrators were killed outside the Republican Guard compound, four soldiers also died there. On Monday, US Deputy State Secretary William Burns held talks with interim leaders and army chief. Washington has been criticised by both Morsi’s supporters and opponents for what each side per-ceives as support for their rival’s position.

Mogadishu – Two people have been killed after a suicide bomber rammed a vehicle loaded with explosives into an African peacekeeping convoy, officials have announced. Islamist militants al-Shabab, who carried out the deadly assault on a nearby UN base last month, and another bombing in a market last week, claimed re-sponsibility for the attack. No peacekeepers died but several people were wounded. Black smoke billowed into the sky above the city near the UN Development Programme (UNDP) base where 22 people were killed in an al-Shabaab assault last month. “We carried 10 injured civil-ians, including two women,” ambulance service director Abdikadir Abdirahman said. Al-Shabab spokesman Sheikh Abu Musab said the convoy had American officials. “The Ameri-cans were our main target,” he said. A diplomatic source said the convoy had no Americans. Al-Shabab was ejected from Mogadishu by So-mali and African forces last year, raising hopes of security. But the fighters have kept up attacks and control large rural areas, challenging the young government of President Hassan Mohamoud.

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Govt troops battle M23 fightersKinshasa - Heavy fight-ing between the DR Congo army and two militias has erupted in the east, officials have confirmed. On one front, the army is fighting M23 rebels, while there have been battles with the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), a Ugandan Muslim militia. The gov-ernment of President Jo-seph Kabila said it killed

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Conakry - Dozens of people were wounded on Mon-day in ethnic clashes between supporters and opponents of jailed Liberian leader Charles Taylor. Police said violence broke out when petrol station guards from the Guerze tribe accused an ethnic Konianke youth of steal-ing, tortured and killed him. Violence spread to the provincial capital N’Zerekore, leaving dozens injured and homes destroyed. Security forces failed to restore peace. Police said many had been wounded. “They are fighting with machetes, axes, sticks and stones. The situation is extremely serious.” Communal violence is common near the Liberian bor-der, where clashes between the tribes regularly break out over religious and other grievances. The indigenous Guerze are mostly Christian or animist, while the Ko-niankes are Muslims considered to be close to Liberia’s Mandingo ethnic group. In Liberia’s civil war, which ended in 2003, rebels fighting ex-president Charles Taylor drew much of their support from the Mandingo community. The Guerze people, known as Kpelle in Liberia, were considered as supporters of forces loyal to Taylor, who was jailed last year for war crimes.

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Happy 95tH BirtHday MadiBa

The Eyakho Environmental Group partnered with Citizens Relationship Urban management Region F, CWP, Centurion College, Vector College and Phoenix College and ANC branch ward 59 celebrated Mandela day at Joubert Park. They cleaned Noord, Claim and Bok streets, and the Joubert Park.

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