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SEBOKENG. - While others are in pain at not beingable to give birth, others seem to take this precious giftlightly.The Vaal Rand Police need the undivided assistance

of the community to find the parents of a three- or four-month-old baby found in the bush in a waste site justbehind the Sebokeng Hospital.The baby boy was found on Monday morning by a

passer-by who later alerted Police about the incident.The child was taken for a check-up and allocated toa safe place in the hospital for the time being. Policespokesperson Captain Fikile Funda says soon the childwill be taken to a place of safety pending a social wor-ker’s report.

A case of child abandonment has been opened.“We are investigating a case of child abandonment.

The child was found behind Sebokeng Hospital at adump site in the bush.“Police were alerted by a community member who

heard the child crying.“He had been deserted next to a tree and was crying.

Needless to say, he was not getting any kind ofhelp,” explained Funda.Funda further said that the

child’s condition is good.According to the doc-tor’s report he will soonbe fit enough to be ta-ken to a place of safe-ty.“We urge the

community to helpfind the parents orreport any personwho has lost a child.”If you have any in-

formation about thecase and how to assistin finding the pa-rents of the childplease contact theinvestigating officerSergeant LennyKwankwa on 073359 3539.

Threemonthold babyfound bywaste site

heard the child crying.“He had been deserted next to a tree and was crying.

Needless to say, he was not getting any kind ofhelp,” explained Funda.Funda further said that the

child’s condition is good.According to the doc-tor’s report he will soonbe fit enough to be ta-

A Social worker holds the baby boy that was foundat the dump site. Insert: Police are looking for theparents of this threemonthold baby boy that wasfound in the dump area behind Sebokeng Hospitalon Monday. Photos: Mduduzi Mathebula.

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becoming dangerous in the middle of thenight.

Constable Maria Mazibuko has assuredbusiness people and members of communitiesnot to press the panic button. She said sectorvehicles are available on 12-hour shifts.

The task of Police is to fight crime throughthe assistance of both business people andcommunities. Police through the help of gov-ernment departments and non profit organisa-tions, can help remove homeless people fromthe streets.

Constable Mazibuko said it is the responsi-bility of the Department of Social Develop-ment to seek shelter for homeless people.

“A business forum in Meyerton is lookingout for the interests of businesses,” she says.adding that the community must always reportcrimes taking place within their areas.

Lazarus Dithagiso

MEYERTON. - The number of the peoplesleeping in dilapidated old municipal buildingsand unused shelters is on the increase.

Some are afflicted by poverty, unemploy-ment and mental illness.

They travel from as far as the Free State,Limpopo, Kwa-Zulu Natal Provinces, to trytheir luck digging for ‘gold’ in the cities.

However, business people suspect that theunemployed make areas prone to break-ins be-cause they sleep near businesses.

Apparently they are wolves in sheeps’clothing, looking innocent during the day, but

on social networks and local media.It is alleged a tyre burst while the taxi was

in motion near Damfontein.The taxi overturned several times before

rolling to a stop, spilling its passengers.Police spokesperson Captain Fikile Funda

confirms one life was lost in the accidentwhile 14 people were treated for shock indifferent hospitals.

One was air-lifted for emergency care.“The combi rolled several times and en-

ded on its wheels on the side of the road inan open field.

“The driver of the combi and the childrenwere thrown out of the car; the driver wascertified dead on the scene by paramedics.All children were also attended to by the pa-ramedics after which 14 (fourteen) of themwere taken to different hospitals.

Police are investigating a case of culpablehomicide and reckless and negligent driving.“We would like to urge our drivers to drivecautiously during peak hours, more especial-ly those that are transporting people.

A case of culpable homicide and recklessand negligent driving is being investigated,”says Funda.

Mduduzi Mathebula

VEREENIGING. - A road accident shockedVaal residents on Wednesday and claimedone life, injuring 14.

The accident happened on the R82 (OldJohannesburg Road) where 14 schoolchil-dren were injured.

One was air-lifted to Chris Hani Barag-wanath Hospital.

It was 06:30 when the VW combi capsizedwith schoolchildren alleged to have been tra-velling from Riverside High School.

Taxi driver Tshepo Maline was declareddead just after the accident by paramedicsdeployed to the scene.

Traffic accumulated as the accident scenetook its toll all over the region.

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They have no place to call home

Thenumber of the people sleeping in dilapidated old municipal buildings and unusedshelters in Meyerton is on the increase.Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso.

Lazarus Dithagiso

VANDERBIJLPARK. - Emfuleni Local Mu-nicipality (ELM) has twelve active cemeterysites in its area.

Apparently one Tractor-loader-backhoe(TLB) spotted by Sedibeng Ster is used to diggraves for families to conduct funerals overweekends. Active cemeteries are Nanescol,Vanderbijlpark, Evaton, Jacobskop, Rust-ter-Vaal, Roshnee, Sicelo, Meyerton.

Acting Emfuleni manager for Communica-tions Stanley Gaba said Wednesdays andThursdays are the only periods allocated fordigging. Fridays are for burials.

He said Inkokheli is violating the terms ofits contract. The municipality has applied seri-ous clauses according to which a contractorthat violates the agreement, will see the servicediscontinued without further negotiation.Sedibeng Ster arrived at the Vanderbijlpark

cemetery on Saturday. Family members of thedeceased were queuing for the TLB to finishdigging.

Gaba said the municipality knows Inkokheli

has assigned two TLBs to perform diligentlyin respect of digging at the mentioned cemeter-ies.

On the subject of scheduled operations andpayment for graves, Gaba said registrations ofdeath are compiled and paid for by family ac-companied by competent undertakers.

The closing day for payment and registrationfor graves is mid-Wednesday. This is to allowthe proper digging and grave scheduling. ByThursday, Inkokheli is given the schedule tostart digging graves monitored by a senior en-gineer. The graves are dug according to the sizeof the casket. If the casket is more expensive- and therefore bigger than standard size - fami-lies have to inform the officer during paymentthat they are burying in what size or kind ofcoffin. The Police and Municipal By-Law Unitevery week monitors illegal burials or tomb-stone erections. Residents are urged not to useunregistered and suspectedly incompetent fu-neral undertakers. “Doing so poses seriousthreats to the health and well being of the com-munity,” said Gaba.

One TLB serves all Emfuleni cemeteries?

OnSaturday an Inkokheli TLB operator was hard at work digging a grave before nextofkin arrived to observe a burial at the Vanderbijlpark Cemetery. Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso.

Lazarus Dithagiso

SEBOKENG. - An 82-year-old ‘gogo’was defrauded of R15 000 in cash insidea bank.

One of the three suspects pretendedto assist the old woman but had been fol-lowing her after she received her pen-sion grant at Sebokeng Plaza on October10 last year at around 11:00 (am).

He told her that somebody smearedsome kind of ‘muthi’ on her shoulder.He said the muthi would make her mon-ey disappear. As he was trying to assistthe victim, a white sedan appeared fromnowhere.

The two occupants claimed to be Po-lice. They told the ‘gogo’ that they want-ed to assist her to trace and arrest thesuspects. They all drove to the Absabank in Evaton Mall. The suspect pic-tured took the ‘gogo’ into the bank towithdraw all the cash.

Sergeant Given Makhubela said theywent to the cashier inside the bank. Thesuspect was always standing close to`gogo’. After R15 000 had been with-drawn, the suspect took the money alongwith the ‘gogo’ and both went outside.Their car was waiting for them, said Po-lice. Gogo was put in the car before theytravelled. She was dropped off at the in-tersection of the Golden Highway andBoitumelo near Mandela Square shop-ping complex.

The ‘gogo’ was instructed to waitnear the road by the men as they werestill going to look out for the suspects.

The poor woman waited until shegave up, said Police.

Police appeal to members of the pub-lic or the person pictured to come for-ward to assist with information.

All calls will remain anonymous. Forassistance please call Sergeant GivenMakhubela on 076 499 9919 or Consta-ble Mokete Leisa on 073 647 8173.

Grannyrobbed ofR15 000

Police are looking for thisman to assistwith the case of R15 000 cash moneystolen from an 82yearold grandmother. Photo: Supplied.

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according to the editorial policy of SedibengSter we invite readers to comment aboutthe newspaper’s contents, and we correctsignificant errors as soon as possible.Please send information about correction ofmistakes in the newspaper to the ombudsmanof Media24’s Community Press, georgeClaassen, at [email protected], or call him on (021) 851 3232 or 083543 2471.Readers can also complain about the contentsto the Southafrican Press Ombudsman, Mrjoe thloloe.In that case, please phone (011) 788 4829of 788 4837, send a fax to (011) 788 4990or email to [email protected].

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Lazarus Dithagiso

BOIPATONG. – The community of Smart-ies section, Boipatong, said they were aston-ished, but kept praying to God for miraclesas a man held his wife and six-year-old niecehostage at gunpoint inside a house.The father of Nthati Moshodi (6) - Thap-

elo Mokoena (30) - said he thanks God forHis intervention on Valentines Day.The suspect, Lebogang ‘Lebo’ Ramafi-

keng, was arrested and briefly appeared be-fore Magistrate Jimmy Mmatli at the Van-derbijlpark Court on Monday.He faces serious charges of kidnapping

and possession of an unlicensed firearm andammunition. He is out on R1 000 bail forfurther investigation until March 19.The suspect arrived at his wife’s parents

home while Nthati was sent to the shop byher grandmother.Wielding the firearm, he allegedly de-

manded that the ‘gogo’ tell him the where-about of his wife and child, said neighbours.The old lady managed to run outside into

the street for help. The community werealerted by the screaming of the gogo.They rushed to assist but immediately

backed off on seeing the firearm.Returning from the shop, Nthati froze at

gogo’s scream. Lebo grabbed the child bythe arm and returned with her to the yard,leaving behind the gogo.He was heard by the neighbours saying

he wanted his wife and child or else he wouldblow Nthati and himself away with the gunin his hand. The poor Nthati was beggingfor Lebogang not to kill her.A negotiation team arrived and pleaded

with the man not to take their lives.After a while, the man released the girl

before handing the firearm to the policethrough a window.The police later gained entry and asked

him to hand himself over as they wouldn’tharm or hurt him. The man was arrested.Thapelo said he was called by his friend

while at work in Sasolburg:“When I arrived, I wanted to go into the

yard to speak to Lebo and to tell the interlo-per to either shoot me or leave my daughteralone. The police stopped me, saying mydaughter was safe.”Holding his traumatised daughter, Thap-

elo said he thanks God that Lebo’s plan didnot materialise.“I don’t think he intended to shoot both

my daughter and himself.It took five hours for the negotiation team

to convince him. If indeed he wanted to com-mit the crime, he would have done it beforethe police arrived,” he said.Lebogang’s wife had left the previous day

together with their child. Not long ago, ap-parently, the suspect was slapped with a pro-tection order after threatening his wife witha firearm.

Child held hostage for hours is saved

Community members and the father of a sixyearold girl are relieved after a sixhourlong hostage negotiation over the weekend in Boipatong. Thapelo Mokoena (30) holdshis daughter Nthati (6) who was hel hostage. The suspect has been charged with kidnapping and possession of an unlicensed firearm. Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso.

Lerato Serero

SEDIBENG.- There has been a somewhatdeafening silence and considerable uncer-tainty about the issue of whether local muni-cipalities are still due to amalgamate.Now the Sedibeng District Municipality

(SDM) through its acting director of externalcommunications Lebo Mofokeng confirmsthat the amalgamation process is still on thego as approved by the Municipal Demarcati-on Board, MDB. The MDB has declared thatthe redetermination of municipal boundariesof Emfuleni, Midvaal, Local Municipalitiesand Sedibeng District Municipality is stillgoing on. The redetermination will amalga-

mate them into a single category AMetropo-litan Municipality. With the formation of themetropolitanmunicipality, the SedibengDis-trict Municipality will fall away.In addition Lesedi Local Municipality will

be excluded from Sedibeng District munici-pality and be included into Ekurhuleni Me-tropolitan Municipality.There had been rumours lately, particular-

ly on social networks, that the move has beenhalted. “The rumours are not true. In fact,the move towards a system of metros forGauteng has escalated with a move to havethe West Rand District also becoming a Me-tro in 2016. The process is still ‘alive and

well’ and has officially moved into the warddemarcation process to begin preparing fornew wards in 2016,” says Mofokeng. Sheadds that, as recently as this month, Coopera-tive Governance and Traditional Affairs(CoGTA), convened a working session tomap out the transition processes and that allaffected municipalities participated in thesesession. The Democratic Alliance (DA) hashowever lodged a case with the courts to haltthe merger.

Metro still on the cards

Sedibeng District Municipality Acting Director of External Communications, LeboMofokeng. Photo: Lerato Serero.

Zacharia Nale

SHARPEVILLE - An 85-year-old gogo fromVuka is desperately seeking help after herhouse was burned down last December. Ho-wever, how the fire started remains mysteryas there was no-one there. The granny whoneeds your help is Josephine Ngubane from

Vuka house No 51554. This week Ngubanevisited Sedibeng Ster offices asking the news-paper to help her fix her house because peoplewho promised to help had sent her from pillarto post. According to Ngubane, she went toa local organisation, including the ANC Shar-peville branch, and they promised to help herbut, to this day, nothing has happened. In aheart-to-heart interview with Sedibeng Ster,the granny says there is no roof over her houseand not long ago criminals broke in and tookher remaining belongings.When asked what happened that resulted

in the house being burned, Ngubane says,“All of us were not homewhen this happened.We were called by my neighbours and whenwe arrived the house was on fire.“I can’t really tell you what happened be-

cause I left the house and the next thing I wascalled by my neighbours saying my house

was on fire. My neighbours said they neversaw anyone when this happened except forsmoke coming from the direction of my hou-se. Sedibeng Ster is my last hope because Iwas advised to come here to ask for help fromthe Sedibeng community. I can’t live in thiskind of condition because when it rains it isa problem for me. I’m a pensioner and I can’tafford to fix the house with the money becau-se I also have to take care of my children whoare not working,” Ngubane says. Those whowant to help can contact Sedibeng Ster on thefollowing numbers 016 950 7000 or 7050.

Gogo needs your help

Gogo Josephine Ngubane appeals to theSedibeng community for help after herhouse burned. Photo: Zacharia Nale


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Lazarus Dithagiso

SEBOKENG. - Executive Emfuleni mayorGretha Hlongwane has promised residents ofthe Boiketlong informal settlement betterservices.Addressing a handful of community mem-

bers over the weekend, Hlongwane saidfrom Thursday (today), she will send in theTLBs and bull-dozers to pick up all the rub-bish lining the road and clean the roads inthe whole area.Hlongwane did not want to dwell too

much on the issue of land apparently soldfor R45 million by the owner. The owner ap-parently had put an offer of purchase to themunicipality.Hlongwane said it is not true that she men-

tioned early that the municipality would nev-er install electricity for the community ofBoiketlong, adding that currently the gov-ernment is looking toward installation of asolar system.However, there were mixed reactions as

to where and how the solar system should

be installed. Many say they want it over theroof of the shacks. Apparently the munici-pality prefers to go solar once the mass lightshave been installed. The community werevery happy when the mayor mentioned thatGauteng Housing MECMamabolo will visitthe area for further inspection for a townshipestablishment plan on February 21.The residents indicated to Hlongwane that

they hope she will keep her word. Theyurged her not to raise the hopes of the com-munity for nothing.

Better services forBetter services forBoiketlong on thewayBoiketlong on theway

Bringing hope to the community of Boiketlong Informal Settlement was Emfuleni Local Municipal mayor Gretha Hlongwane.Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso.

Lerato Serero

RUST-TER-VAAL. - The residents ofRust-ter-Vaal recently demanded to betreated with respect and dignity that theydeserve by the Emfuleni LocalMunicipa-lity, ELM.Under the auspices of SANCOward 16, the residents signed a petitionagainst what they term harassment andintimidation by MBD Credit Solution, acompany hired by ELM to collect out-standing rates and taxes due to the muni-cipality. At a meeting attended by SAN-CO regional chairperson MlungisiHlongwane, his regional secretary Stan-ley Sinyanya and five executive mem-bers, the residents gathered in numbersto show their dissatisfaction over the te-lephone calls and SMSs they are recei-ving from MBD telling them to pay orhave their property attached. In unisonthe residents made it clear that they areprepared to pay for services but were dis-turbed by the erroneous billing system.Furthermore they requestedMBD to pro-vide a more detailed statement on theiraccounts in terms of the arrears deman-ded. Following the meeting the residentssigned a petition and gave it to SANCOSedibeng leadership and mandated themto challenge MBD Credit Solutions. Re-sidents unanimously agreed that they arebeing harassed and intimidated becauseRust-ter-Vaal is still classified under theApartheid Statutory Act thus ELM sendsthem exorbitant bills.

Treat uswith

respect

SANCO Sedibeng chairperson Mlungisi Hlongwane attended the meetingin RustterVaal. Photo: Lerato Serero.


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Warts and all, the State of the Nation Ad-dress (SONA) has come and gone. I will notdwell much on the happenings of the daybut much rather on a few points of interestthat I gleaned from the president’s speech.I am quite chuffed that the president reali-

ses that “Our economy needs a major pushforward.”I also hope that with the nine-point plan

he put forward to ignite growth and create

jobs - which includes, amongst other things,resolving the energy challenge, revitalizingagriculture and the agro-processing valuechain, advancing beneficiation or adding va-lue to our mineral wealth, more effective im-plementation of a higher impact IndustrialPolicy Action Plan, encouraging private sec-tor investment, moderating workplace con-flict, unlocking the potential of SMMEs, co-operatives, township and rural enterprises,state reform and boosting the role of stateowned companies, ICT infrastructure or bro-adband roll out, water, sanitation and trans-port infrastructure as well as, ‘Operation

Phakisa’ aimed at growing the ocean econo-my and other sectors - that everything willwork out well.Quite pleasing is also the fact that Presi-

dent Jacob Zuma said that the year 2015 willsee further improvements in labour legislati-on to further promote worker rights. In hisaddress he further said that the labour depart-ment will review the sectoral determinationsof agriculture, forestry, private security,wholesale and retail sectors. Quite pleasingdon’t you think?The finalisation of the Employment Servi-

ces Act of 2014 which formally establishes

a public employment service is expectedsoon. “The legislation also formally regula-tes the practices of private employmentagencies and temporary employment servi-ces, to prevent the abuse of unsuspectingwork seekers,” he said.Zuma also said the Unemployment Insu-

rance Act of 2001 will be amended to impro-ve benefits to beneficiaries and include pu-blic servants in the application of the Act.My only wish and for sure a wish of a

host others is to see all this becoming a reali-ty. Here is hoping for the best.Lerato...

Hoping for the bestHoping for the best

Lerato Serero

MEYERTON. - The executive mayors ofboth Sedibeng District Municipality andMidvaal Local Municipality were recentlyoverjoyed to welcome the Auditor-Generalof South Africa, Kimi Makwetu, to thisregion.Makwetu made a personal visit to the Se-

dibeng District Municipality and the Mid-vaal Local Municipality last week.His visit was part of a personal tour of

selected municipalities throughout SouthAfrica that have achieved Clean Audits forthe 2013/2014 Financial Years.

The Executive Mayors of the SedibengDistrict and the Midvaal Local Municipali-ties receivedMakwetu at the Sicelo Commu-nity Hall in Meyerton where both mayorsmade presentations on how they achievedtheir Clean Audits.Makwetu took the meeting further by ar-

ranging site visits to establish the connectionbetween Clean Audits and service delivery.In this regard hemade a visit to theMeyertonWaste Water Treatment Works, a housingproject of 430 homes in Sicelo and road de-velopments on Mimosa Avenue in Meyer-ton. Both mayors expressed their appreciati-on to the Auditor-General for acknowled-ging the achievements, but felt the visitserved to further motivate them to lead theirrespective municipalities to greater servicedelivery standards and to work hard to sus-tain their Clean Audits.

Great service delivery standards for SedibengGreat service delivery standards for Sedibeng

Midvaal Local Municipal executive mayorBongani Baloyi, Auditor General of SouthAfrica Kimi Makwetu and Sedibeng DistrictMunicipal executive mayor Simon Mofokeng.


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VANDERBIJL PARK SE1ALL THE HEART COULD DESIRE 1 600 000

SOLE MANDATE

CONTEMPORARY FAMILY HOME WITH MANY EXTRAS LOVELY TILED, DINNINGROOM,CARPETED LOUNGEWITHFIREPLACE3CARPETEDBEDROOMSWITHBIC’SPATIO, ENCLOSED LAPAWITH BRAAI, SPARKLING POOL,CONVERSATION PITWITHBRAZIER,SERVANTSTOILET,ENCLOSED,UNDERCOVERCOURTYARD,ANDCARPORTFOR 4 CARS, GARAGE, SOLAR HEATER, PAVING, PALISADE FENCING AND ELECTRIC

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VEREENIGING/MEYERTONSMALL HOLDING 2.5HA, BUYCELIA

HOMEWITH FLAT, 550 000Huge home 3 bedr withbic with 2 bathr, spaciouskitchen with scullery hugelounge and dining area.Two bedroom flat lots of

outbuildings, double garageand lots lots more.

A must see phone today,tomorrow will be too late.MARYKA 083 236 9427

VANDERBIJL PARK CW5700 000

HOMEWITH FLATSOLE MANDATE

Large Family Home, comprising:3 bedr, lounge D/Room, Kitchen,full bathr, this home has manyextras come and have a look for

yourself.IRIS 071 410 7244

VANDERBIJL PARKCW1

495 000SOLE MANDATE

HOUSE WITH FLAT AND POOLThis house has many extras

phone today to view perfectlysituated on a huge stand.MARYKA 083 236 9427

VEREENIGINGFALCON RIDGE

750 000AUCTION HOUSE

CASH BUYERS ONLY!!!Huge 4 bedr home with

2 bathr, lovely kitchen withstunning laminated

flooring throughout thehouse. Double GarageMARYKA 083 236 9427

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450 0003 Bedr, 2 bathr homewith spacious kitchen

and lots moreDON’T MISS OUT ON

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VANDERBIJL PARK CE2NEAT AS A PIN

795 000SOLE MANDATE

Spacious neat home, 3 large bedr, BIC,lounge, tv room, dinning room, largekitchen, sept toilet, bathr with shower.

Rondavel with lapa all fully paved, carportfor 2 vehicles, 2 garages. Enjoy space,

rent-out the rondavel. Enjoy extra income!Call us we are at your service.

MARTI 084 406 4572

VANDERBIJL PARK CE4HUGE RENTAL INCOME

900 000SOLE MANDATE

Spacious family home on a corner standlovely entrance beautiful tiling 3bedr bic

spacious lounge and dinning room modernwooden finish kitchen covered verandafully tiled garage outside room and toilet

securityMOVE IN AND ENJOY!!!MARTI 084 406 4572

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326 000SOLE MANDATE

3 Bedr 1 bathr lovely lounge andkitchen this house is on the mainroute to Zone 3 lots of potentialPhone Now!!! Tomorrow will be

to late.TSEBO 073 101 8152

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750 000SOLE MANDATE

Reserved for business, spacious 3 bedrhome, bic Study, large family room,

dinnigroom, , bic lounge, kitchen. Andlots lots more. This one is a bargain

not to be missed.MARTI 084 406 4572

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540 000SOLE MANDATE

3 Bedr with bic 2 bathr large woodenkitchen pantry spacious lounge and diningrwith laundry garage with extra parking

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itself phone NOW!!MARTI 084 406 4572

VAALDAMWATERFRONT STAND

1 100 000SOLE MANDATE

6ha waterfront stand,come and build your

dream home!MARYKA 083 236 9427

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930 000SOLE MANDATE

Beautiful face-brick home, Lounge. Opendinningr with sliding-doors to beautifulbraai area & sparkling pool. 3 Bedr withBIC’s. delightful kitchen well fitted gas/

electric stove. Newly fitted bathroom withshowr, garage , 2 x double carports, lovelyestablished garden, walled & gate, many

extras IRIS 071 410 7244

VEREENIGING ROODS GARDENS970 000 BUSINESS RIGHTS!!!

SOLE MANDATE

Wow what a property, it has so much to offer, if you want a property that canpay off your bond without you taking money from your pocket this is the housefor you. Ideal for business minded people, This house has several garages thatcould easily be rented out as a workshop for light industrial companies or berented out as storage. Huge portion of vacant land perfect for a Trucking

Business or agriculture. Don’t miss out on this huge investment opportunity.Once in a lifetime. TSEBO 073 101 8152

VEREENIGINGTHREE RIVERS

AUCITON HOUSECASH BUYERS

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3 Bedr 1 bath loungediningr and kitchensingle garage all fullyfenced. PRICE WILLNOT REPEAT ITSELF.

VANDERBIJL PARKAUCTION FLAT

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2 Bedr 1 bathr loungedining and kitchenarea lock up garagesecure complex

Maryka083 236 9427

VAALDAM VAALMARINAR450 000

BARGAIN YES THIS IS A HOUSENOT A STAND!!!!

Always wanted a house at the Vaaldam, this is your opportunity, 3 bedr3 bathr double storey house, needs

attention, a huge bargain.CASH BUYERS ONLY !!!!MARYKA 083 236 9427

VANDERBIJL PARKNORHTDENE7 100 000.00

ON THE VAAL RIVER

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more. This house must go,MAKE YOUR OFFER TODAY!!!

MARYKA 083 236 9427

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HABITATKarmen Du Plessis. Cell: 071 260 8222 Tel: 016 454 0859Faks: 016 454 [email protected]

SEDIBENG.- Attention - all students not quali-fying for mainstream studies in the followingfields: IT, Electrical Engineering, Accounting,EcoTourism, Fine Art.

The Unit for Preparatory Programmes offersa one-year intervention programme. Shouldyou successfully pass all five modules you canapply to enrol at VUT in the field of study asper your application. Submit the following do-cumentation at room E110: A certified copy ofyour ID, matric results and your proof of resi-dence. Due date for applications is Friday, Fe-bruary 27 at 13:00. Limited space is available,so don’t delay.

For more information visit the website atwww.vut.ac.za – Intervention Programmes.

SEDIBENG. - The YB20 Media will be hos-ting its 1st Community Radio Day with the aimof inspiring and empowering those interestedin the field through this Inspirational Seminar.The seminar will be held on February 20 andamong the topics that will be discussed areusing social media to build an audience, skillschallenge, the business of radio and the MTNradio awards. All the delegates will receive aCertificate of Attendance.

Anyone with interest can contact YB20 Me-dia at [email protected] or call Motseki Ma-buya at 083 885 7956 or visitwww.yb20.org

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SEDIBENG. - The Groenpunt Managementwere over the moon when their officers scoo-ped numerous awards.

This was during the 7th Regional Correc-tions Excellence Awards hosted by the FreeState & Northern Cape Regional Protea Ho-tel Central in Bloemfontein recently.

The evening went down with much fanfa-re, characterised by traditional dancing andplenty of entertainment to recognise and ce-

lebrate progressive milestones made by theideal correctional officials.

The individual award categories were BathoPele, Masibambisane, Good Governance, Pu-blic Safety and Education and Training. Theteam categories were National Commissio-ner’s Team Award, Deputy Minister’s TeamAward and Minister’s Team award.

The Minister’s Discretionary Award: Com-munity Participation - Groenpunt CommunityStakeholders’ Forum under Groenpunt Mana-

gement Area from the Commissioner’s Offi-ce, was awarded Best Minister’s Discretio-nary Award, says Communications officerNdlela Mbele. Mbele furthers says the nightbelonged to Groenpunt Management Areathat scooped ten (10) Awards out of fifteen(15) categories. All the position-one winnersat regional level will automatically be nomi-nees in the 7th National Corrections Excel-lence Awards to be held in Cape Townaround March 2015, concluded Mbele.

Groenpunt claims lion’s share of exellence awardsGroenpunt took a giant step towards the national awards with ten exellence awards out of fifteen. Photo: Supplied


STARNissan Vereeniging

Monthly Instalment and Total Payment exclude monthly fees of R57 and mandatory insurances but include initiation and administration fees. Interest rates are linked to prime. Offers aresubject to approval and are only available through Nissan Finance, a division of Wesbank, a division of FirstRand Bank Ltd, an authorised financial services and credit provider, NCRCP20.

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Continental Fresh Meat has been trading for 28 years. The oldCentral Butchery in Beaconsfield Avenue has now moved to

17 Kariba Street in Powerville(just after passing Dlomo dam) coming from Makro.

Grand buying opportunity!! Save money after a fabulous festiveseason with unbeatable prices

Meat for all events!!!Stockvels , Functions

Societies , Funerals, WeddingsWe have meat stamp booklets and R10 stamps (book for free)Continental Fresh Meat process 50 tons of meat per week

For more informationContinental Fresh Meat contact

016 422 3212 / 422 1716

Nako ya ho boloka tjhelete kamora phomolo e teleleya matsatsi a keresemese e fihlile jwale.

CFM eneng e bitswa Central Butchery di lemong tse 28 tsa hofetae le mane seterateng sa Beaconsfield, Vereeniging e se esebelletsa Kariba Road, Power ville, jwalo ka Whosesaler.

Boloka tjhelete ha o reka nama bakeng sa mekete e latelang CFM.

Nama ya mekete yohle!!!Ditokofele, Mekete, Mekete ya tswalo

Di society, Mafu, ManyaloDitempe le tsona dia fumaneha ka R10 (buka ke mahala).CFM e sebetsa ka nama e fetang ditone tse 50 ka beke.

Ha o batla tsebo e batsi ka CFM letsetsa016 422 3212 / 422 1716

Continental Fresh MeatWHOLESALE PRICES TO THE PUBLICDIRECTDIRECT

StewSpecialR26.95/kg

Chuck/BrisketR39.95/kg

MasapoR8.00/4kg

●Stockvels●SocietieS ●SCHOOLS

●FUNERALS●WEDDINGS...

SAVE BIG!ClubSteakR45.95/kg

MinceR39.95/kg

MalaMohoduR39.95/3kg

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R29.95/kg

17 KARIBA STREET POWERVILLETEL: 016 422 3212 /422 1716 • FAX:016 422 3213

ChickenLeg 1/4R19.95/kgR69.85/3.5kg

ChickenliversR14.95/kg

“T’s & C’s Apply”bEEF SPECIALS ARE B&C GRADE


ACB Designs started early in1990 as a small workshop thatmanufactured curtains for a wellknown dealer in Vanderbijlpark.From cutting curtains on thekitchen floor and sewing themon a house hold machine in thestudy, developed into well es-tablished business situated in 16Thomas Street, CE1 in Vanderbijl-park.

They don’t deliver any servicesto dealers. Their focus is on in-dividual and corporative clients.They are always ready to comeand assist you in your home, of-

fice, guest house, hotel or lodgeAlet Brits and her competent teamare responsible for the manufactur-ing and installation on the client’srequest.

The ACB team don’t just spe-cialise in the making and instal-lation of curtains but also blinds,supplying of wall paper and refur-bish (upholster) furniture.Formore info please contactAleton (016) 933-3385 for the best per-sonal service in the industry.You can also visit their websiteon www.acbdesignc.co.za

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Women are doing things for themselves, such is MmathapeloMaleke Sebolao, owner ofMmamatese trading and project cc whichwas formally registered in 2008, and is 100% black woman owned.The company is based at 20210 zone 14 Sebokeng and it is Ownedby. Mmamatese trading and projects cc is a construction companythat constructs and renovates sports facilities such as, football andathletic grass fields, Multi - purpose courts and combi courts, Irriga-tion systems, fences, sports related trainings and team buildings.They also help schools, charity organizations, NGO’s and NPO’s toapply for lotto funding and help them with their reports.“In 2010 a new business was opened, Thaps Hair and Beauty Clin-

ic where we do hair and scalp treatments, hair styles ,short andlong bonding, dreadlocks ,braids, manicure and pedicure, artificialeyelashes, makeup, facial treatments ,massages and hand and foottreatments .It is also at Sebokeng zone 14,” says Sebolao.She adds that being a business woman is fabulous because it teach-

es her to be patient, loyal, strong, and brave and allows her tomake mistakes.“Because we learn from our mistakes. We all know that it isimpossible without doing and doing often means making mis-takes. Business is also challenging because you work with dif-ferent character of staff and clients, and you have to under-stand their attitudes and be patient to them.You have to be amanager, a friend, a mother, wife, and a child. You have tosatisfy everyone including your clients,” she says.Sebolao encourages women not to live average lives.“I wish all the business women out there all the best on their

businesses, and those who plan to open new businesses mayGOD gives you strength and bravery to open them. To thosewho are afraid remember, ALLOW YOURSELF TO MAKE MIS-TAKES SO THAT YOU CAN LEARN FROM YOUR MISTAKES. GODbless you all’” Sebolao ends.

Doing things for themselves

Lerato Serero

SEDIBENG.- Renowned gospel singerKholeka Dubula is venturing into newareas. She is now the host of Icilongo,a gospel music show that airs onMzansiMagic every Sunday from 9:00 till10:00.

Speaking to Sedibeng Ster the bla-zing singer says that the show is abreath of fresh air and that it caters forall denominations and ordinary peoplethat are hungry for spiritual music.

Dubula has over ten records underher belt. For years she was the first soulsister from BulaMusic where she relea-sed five best-selling albums. She hassince been recording under her own

production label. She hosts the gospel mu-sic show with Steven Molakeng.

“I have been through trials and tribulati-ons but God has always been greater thanwhatever stood on my path and with mehosting this show I am able to in a waytell a story. To show that God is indeedgreat. “I am happy with the viewershipthat we have been receiving thus far andpromise my supporters and the viewersthat more is till to come as the power ofGod is great,” Dubula says.

The show premiered in January. “I urgethe viewers to view the show every Sun-day as the time is suitable for most beforethey go to church and they will never re-gret it”, Dubula ends.

Kholeka takeson television

Doing it on television is Kholeka Dubula who is now on Mzansi Magic every Sundayfrom 9:00 to 10:00. Photo: Lerato Serero.


Barbie Reabetswe Thekiso (26) is a lady with greatambitions. Born and bred in the Vaal triangle shematriculated at General Smuts High school in2007.She then left the Vaal triangle to go study Risk Management withSantam Insurance as an intern in 2008. It went on from 2008 to 2010she was then selected as the best intern amongst 75 other students.With her parents having a dream of me becoming a teacher she‘failed’ them dismally by choosing the insurance industry. The nowowner of Blue Fashion Harbour and Blue Breeze Domestic Clean-ing Services says: “They were very doubtful and sceptical about mycareer path. When I worked at Santam “as an intern I wanted tobe a sales Rep as I earned commission and therefore I could deter-mine my own salary based on good sales. I basically ran my ownbusiness from their offices I started performing extremely well fora novices. I did so well I bought my first car at 19 years. My parentswere extremely proud of me and so were a lot of my peers. I had agreat believe in myself that there had to be more then working fora company.”Thekiso had a lot of women who admired her sense of fashion andwould ask where she buys her clothes especially shoes and this hap-pened everywhere she went. People would give her money and askher to buy them clothes or even accompany them to go shopping.

“And my love for Fashion grew. I then started buyingclothes overseas and bring them to SA and I got quitea response from people. I officially started shippingclothing, jewellery and shoes and started selling them

and that’s How Blue Fashion Harbour was birthed. It has grown so muchand so quick from running the business from the boot of my car to beingable to getting a store in the mall,” Thekiso says.Blue Breeze Domestic cleaning and maintenance services are aimed at

creating employment for single woman and mothers. They offer employ-ment solutions to anyone who needs a helper, reliable maid, nanny, orcleaner who are run through background checks. And they can be hiredor employed Part time and fulltime basis. They have hired helpers whoare given training and equipped with relevant skills and tools in order forthem to perform the duties effectively and efficiently.For more information: Blue Fashion Harbour and Blue Breeze Domesticcleaning and Maintenance services.

Find Us On: #Facebook #Instagram #Twitter # WhatsApp.Or Contact us on: 082 492 1383

Emails:[email protected] [email protected]

A woman with a mission

Domestic,Cleaning &MaintananceServices

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SEBOKENG. - Atlehang Primary Schoolwas visited by a group of men and womenfrom Tswelopele Women Empowerment onFriday. The primary reason for the visit was

to hand school uniforms to underprivilegedlearners who had been monitored by theschool governing body and the school princi-pal. A warm welcome was conducted by thelearners duringmorning assembly. They sang

great songs of praise to acknowledge the visi-tors and the gifts they had brought to theschool.There were words of encouragement from

different speakers to learners.School principal PakisoMatebesi was very

humbled by the reaction of the learners andthrilled to have received these visitors to theschool. He said they were more than visitorsbut people who brought gifts to elevate the

education system: “These children are our fu-ture and the future of this country lies withintheir education.”The gift of uniformswas handed to the staff

HOD and principal by the Tswelopele leader-ship delegated to the school. However, it wasnot the only school Women Empowermentgave to. They even went into the surroundingarea of Sebokeng to give to the underprivile-ged.

Gifts for Atlehang Primary School

FormerCouncillor NorahMgqobane and somemembers of TswelopeleWomenEmpowement give to the underprivileged.

Atlehang Primary received uniforms for underprivileged learners.Photos: Mduduzi Mathebula.

Tel: 016 421 2606Fax: 086 556 2606

Email: [email protected]

ACADEMY ATVAAL TRIANGLEWhere your future starts!

www.avtcollege.co.za

NATIONAL DIPLOMA ENGINEERING STUDIES N1-N6

NATIONAL DIPLOMA BUSINESS STUDIES N4-N6

Matric Re-Write/Technical Matric

1st Floor, Permanent Building,20 Voortrekker Street, Vereeniging

Short courses (1-6 months) & Part Time Classes Available

√ Mechanical Engineering √ Boiler Maker√ Electrical Engineering √ Civil Engineering

√ Financial Accounting √ Business Management√ Marketing Management

√ Human Resource Management√ Office Administration √ Public Relations

√ Medical Secretary


“A leading South African InsuranceBroker and Risk Advisory

Business”

Human Communications 116099www.humanjobs.co.za

“A leading South African InsuranceBroker and Risk Advisory Business”“Rated among the Top 10 Best Companies

to work for in 2014”

Indwe Risk Services is looking for an experienced,dynamic, energetic and highly driven individual to join

the organisation.

Branch ManagerVanderbijlpark

The successful candidate will manage the branch,ensuring quality service at all times as well as achievingtop and bottom line targets and prospect and develop

new business opportunities to grow, maintain andretain the existing book.

Minimum requirements: • Matric • FAIS-accredited –Personal Lines and Commercial (short-term), passed

FAIS Regulatory exams • Higher Certificate inInsurance • Relevant degree or diploma in Business or

Risk Management • 7 years’ short-term insuranceexperience, which includes 5 years in a brokerage

• 3 years in a supervisory/managerial capacity• 3 years’ commercial broking experience

• Proficiency in English and Afrikaans an advantage.Key competencies: • Entrepreneurial ability • Solid

business acumen • Leadership ability • Peoplemanagement • Change management • Strong on

interpersonal relations and networking • Exceptionalnegotiation and selling skills • Customer service

excellence.Focus areas: • Grow portfolio and increase market

share • Identify new business opportunities • Achievenew business targets • Maintain, retain and growexisting client base • Customer service excellence

• Stakeholder relationship management• Administration.

Only suitably qualified candidates are toforward their CVs to Charl Smit on e-mail:

[email protected] or fax: (011) 252-8919Closing date: 6 March 2015

Only candidates who meet the minimum requirementswill be considered. Should you not receive a response

from us within 4 weeks, please consider yourapplication as unsuccessful.

Indwe promotes and embraces Employment Equity.

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TAKE AWAY LADYNeeded for Coney Island,OK Grocer, Sasolburg,

With supervisor experience.At least 5 years experience.

Contact Coney Island(016) 976 2317

VACANCY

QUALIFIED AIRCONDITIONINGTECHNICIAN

Airconditioning Technician is requiredurgently for company in Vereeniging.Applicants must have a minimum of 5years experience and be able to workunder pressure in a busy environment.Salary will be negotiable.Email CV to [email protected]

Ons is ‘n vervaardigings maatskappy geleëte Vereeniging en benodig die dienste van ‘ngekwalifiseerde boekhouer.

Min Vereistes• Boekhouer of soortgelyke kwalifikasie• Ten minste 5 jaar ondervinding as senior

boekhouer• Rekenaarvaardig• Goeie kennis van Pastel• Moet onafhanklik en onder druk kan werk

Ons bied ’n mededingendesalaris wat met die suksesvollepersoon onderhandel sal word.

Faks CV na 016 421 5067of E-pos na [email protected].

Sluitingsdatum:Woensdag 25 Februarie 2015 om 12:00

BOEKHOUER

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MCD TRAINING CENTRE IS RUNNING ABACK TO BASICS SPECIAL ON SHORT

COURSES FROM FEBRUARY - APRIL 2015:Basic Pipe Fitting - 20 Days R3 999.00 incl. vatBasic Gas Welding - 5 Days R1 999.00 incl. vatForklift Training 3 Ton - 5 Days R1 900.00 incl. vatBasic Rigging - 3 Days R1 300.00 incl. vat

Basic Intrumentation Short Courses:* Pressure Control - 5 Days R1 999.00 incl. vat* Temperature Control - 5 Days R1 999.00 incl. vat* Level Control - 5 Days R1 999.00 incl. vat* Flow Control - 5 Days R1 999.00 incl. vat

WE ALSO PROVIDE COURSES ON BRICKLAYING ANDPLUMBING, FOR MORE INFO CONTACT THE OFFICE

LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLETel: (016) 360 2388 Fax: (016) 360 2155 E-mail: [email protected]

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Audit & Accounting firmIn Vaal Triangle

Audit Article clerk• Grade 12 Certificate with Accounting• Accounting Experience• Bilingual(AFR/ENG)• Second / Third year or B Com Degree• Pastel, Word and Excel Experience

e-mail cV’s to:[email protected]

Company in Randvaal has the followingVacancy available:

ACCountAnt•Minimum Requirements- Grade 12/National Diploma in Accounting or related field,3 Years and more- Experience in Financial Accounting up to TrialBalance (Essential)- Good Computer Literacy in Microsoft applicationsespecially MS Excel & Pastel (Compulsory)- General Knowledge of Accounting Administrative Skills.Strong Organisation Skills, honest, proactive, accuracy andattention to detail.- Deadline Driven, Work Under Pressure and ability to workcooperatively with other departments- Ability to work Independently- Must have own transport

• Job Description- Checking Debtors & Creditors Reconciliation- Data Capturing in Cash Book and Bank Reconciliations andall related Journals

- Fixed assets register maintenance and depreciationcomputation- Balance Sheet Reconciliation- Assist the Financial Manager with finance requirements.

Please E-mail your CV to: 086 613 6354Please Fax your CV to: 016 365 6617

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Walkerville-based Company needsyoung applicant. MUST…

• have Code 8 Lic • be Bilingual• be fit & healthy • be Honest• be able to work under pressure• live in Walkerville, Meyerton,De Deur, Drumblade or Henley

• have OWN transport to/from work

Experience & knowledge of Gautengareas necessary.

Salary negotiable.No chancers please!

Tel: 074-587-2328 / 2331Fax: 082-906-6666 / 086-602-1951Email CV: [email protected]

BenodigmanspersoonOndervinding in 5-kop moulder

Houtmasjiene sal aanbeveling wees.

Kontak 016 933 7711

Qualified Social WorkerNeeded for Vereeniging / Heidelberg

Must be registered with The Council.Preference with exp. in Forensic Assessments.Fluent in Sotho and English. Drivers Licence.Contact Brahm van der Merwe

016 422 0507

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REQUIREDEstablished Vaal Triangle Companyrequires:- Sales Representatives for

immediate employment.Requirements:-• 2 - 3 Years Experience or Degree /Diploma• Must have own transport min Code 08• Must have Computer Skills / OfficePackage / MS Outlook• Living in the Vaal Triangle

Send CV to 086 768 4839Before 25th February 2015.

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Use your 10 years+ exp. in Process ControlIntrumentation for customer support &sales admin. Long est. co. Neg. pkg.

tel: 011 435 1080. e-mail: [email protected]

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Has the following positions available for Term 2 2015:

• Intermediate Phase Educator (SACE registered)

• FET Educator – Life Science (SACE registered)

• FET Educator – English Home Language(SACE registered)

• Teacher’s assistantMatric required, must be 25 or older, or a student in the fieldof education

Candidates should be passionate about Christian Educationand English speaking, or fully bilingual.

CV’s to be delivered toEmmanuel Private School

14 Totius StreetSW1

Vanderbijlpark016 9321889

Please consider your application unsuccessful, shouldyou not hear from the school by 13 March 2015

These positions will be filled according to the organizationalstaffing strategy.

We reserve the right not to fill these positions.

EMMANUEL PRIVATE SCHOOLfor

CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

... please contact Adeela at (016) 950 7021or e-mail [email protected]

To advertise vacancies...Hiermee wil ons graag al ons lesers inlig dat alle

Regskennisgewings voortaan in die regs-afdelinggepubliseer sal word.

Herewith we would like to inform our readers that alllegal notices will be published in the legals department.

Regskennisgewings

legal notices

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

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

instructions and that all mistakes are corrected beforethe next edition.

MooiVaal Media does not accept any responsibilityfor more than one faulty placing.


Emerald Resort & Casino has vacancies for the following positions

EVENTS AND ENTERTAINMENT MANAGER

Purpose of the jobIt is the overall effective planning, co-ordination, communication, project manage-ment, execution and implementation of all marketing related, resort events andentertainment

Qualifications and experience• 2-3 Marketing co-ordination experience ● 2-3 Administration experience● 3 Years Event / Promotion experience ● Strong knowledge of Risk, Disaster,Health and Safety rules and regulations

Essential job function• Resort Event Planning & Project Management ● Resort Entertainment Planning &Project Management • Ensure Regulatory & Legal Requirements are adhered to

IT SUPPORT ENGINEER

Purpose of the jobTo ensure optimal and seamless IT operations by providing all aspects oftechnical support to end users within the constraints of the technical process-es, thereby ensuring stability and maximal availability of these infrastructurecomponents to the unit

Qualifications and experience• Minimum 7 – 10 years as Support Engineer ● Extensive Network administrationknowledge ● Extensive Server administration and SQL knowledge ● Extensiveknowledge of all Microsoft O/S systems and applications ● Experience in MicrosFidelio and Opera & Gaming systems will be an advantage

Essential job function• Provide customer support for system functional, operational and technical issues● Develop IT process improvements for increased efficiency ●Provide technicalsupport to ensure that hardware and software systems are fully functional

Minimum qualification is grade 12 or equivalent NQF level 4 for all positions

Successful candidates must be willing to work shifts, including evenings, week-ends, and public holidays when required.

If you are interested in applying for one of these positions, please fax an updatedCV to 086 593 2464 or e-mail to [email protected] Date: 24th February 2015

If you have not heard from us by the 4th March 2015, please consider yourapplication unsuccessful.

Whilst all applications will be carefully considered, only short-listed applicants willbe contacted.

Emerald Resort and Casino is an equal-opportunity employer.

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Vacancy for Fire OfficerThe following vacancy has arisen at Safripol. Interested employees, who meet the minimumrequirements and who wish to apply, are requested to submit a CV, with reference to the vacancyto Gerda Kruger at fax no: (016) 970-4029 or email to [email protected]. Her telephoniccontact no. is (016) 970-4088.

LOCATION Sasolburg

BUSINESS UNIT Fire Services

VACANCY Fire Officer

REPORTING TO SHERQ Manager

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS • Grade 12 (with Mathematics and Science)• Fire Fighter 1&2 (NFPA 1001)• Hazardous Materials for First Responders – AwarenessLevel (NFPA 472)• Hazardous Materials for First Responders – OperationalLevel (NFPA 472)• Computer Literate – sound knowledge of Power Point,Excel and Word

MINIMUM EXPERIENCE 5 years relevant experience in the Emergency Services &Security environment in a Chemical Industry.

MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES Conduct duties as per ES&S/EH&S roles:• Respond to and deal with all types of emergencies• Coordinate plant standby duties• Working knowledge of Statutory requirements• Equipment checklists updated to own work area• Fire Prevention and Control• Coordinate Fitness level of own shift and reporting

MINIMUM CRITICALREQUIREMENTS

• Code 10 driver’s license• Good communication and leadership skills• No fear of heights (Hypsihobia)• No fear of confined spaces• Applicants must be physically fit and will be expected toundergo a physical test as part of the interview/ medicalprocess.

BENEFITS As per local guidelines.

CLOSING DATE 20 March 2015

• APPOINTMENTS WILL BE MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH DIVERSITY TARGETS• APPLICATIONS RECEIVED AFTER THE CLOSING DATE, WILL NOT BECONSIDERED• IF NO REPLY WAS RECEIVED 14 DAYS AFTER YOUR INTERVIEW, PLEASEASSUME THAT YOUR APPLICATION WAS UNSUCCESSFUL

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MeyertonClassifiedsAdvertise at

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SEDIBENG TVET COLLEGETENDER NO: SEDCOL. 03/2015

TEAM BUILDING

SEDIBENG COLLEGE REQUESTS TEAM BUILDING SERVICE PROVIDERS WITH PROVENTRACK RECORD TO SUBMIT BIDS.

Only tenders who are registered with relevant South African Professional Bodies (if there is any) areeligible to submit tenders.

The Physical Address for collection and submission of Tender documents is:37 VOORTREKKER STREET, VEREENIGING

A non-refundable tender deposit of R200.00 deposited at ABSA ACCOUNT NUMBER: 4060278011,BRANCH CODE: 632005. Proof of payment is required on collection of the Tender document.

Tender documents will be available during the clarification meeting.

The closing time for receipt of the tenders is 11:00 on the 25th March 2015. Only tenders that aresubmitted in the original tender document as issued will be accepted.

Queries relating to the issues of these documents may be addressed to:

Ms SR ModiseTel No. 016 422 6645E-mail. [email protected]

A compulsory clarification meeting with representatives of the College will take place at 09.00 atCentral Administration Office, 37 Voortrekker Street, Vereeniging on Tuesday, 27 February 2015.

Sedibeng’s choice of qualifying tender documents for nomination will be entirely at the discretion ofSedibeng and final. Sedibeng is not bound to accept any specific tender document and any form ofannouncement will be communicated with the successful bidder.

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SEDIBENG TVET COLLEGEREGISTRATION ON THE COLLEGE SUPPLIER’s DATABASE

Prospective suppliers/service providers/companies are invited to apply to be registered on theCollege Supplier’s Database.

The necessary documentation is available on the College website (www.sedcol.co.za) or at the CentralAdministration Office, 37 Voortrekkers street, Vereeniging.

The closing time for receipt of the applications is 15:00 on the 18 March 2015. Application formsshould be deposited in the box at the Central Administration Office or posted to the Principal, SedibengTVET College, Private Bag x 020, VEREENIGING, 1930.




Sedibeng’s choice of qualifying documents for nomination will be entirely at the discretion of Sedibengand final.

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SEDIBENG TVET COLLEGERE-TENDER NO: SEDCOL. 02/2015

SEDIBENG COLLEGE IS INVITING COMPANIES WITH PROVEN TRACK RECORD IN ASIMILAR PROJECT TO SUBMIT/RESUBMIT BIDS AS FOLLOWS.

PROJECT 1:

Building of Ablution block at Sebokeng Campus – CIDB GRADE 4The bids will be evaluated based on the following:

1. Price and functionality (80 points)2. HDI (20 points)

PROJECT 2:

Erect slab at the existing Student Centre to make provision for 1st floor – CIDB GRADE 5 and higherThe bids will be evaluated based on the following:

1. Price and functionality (90 points)2. HDI (10 points)

Only tenderers who are registered with all relevant South African Professional Bodies (if there is any)are eligible to submit tenders.

The Physical Address for collection and submission of Tender documents is:37 VOORTREKKER STREET, VEREENIGING

Documents may be collected at the reception during working hours between 09h00 and 15h00 from23 February 2015

A non-refundable tender deposit of R100.00 deposited at ABSA ACCOUNT NUMBER: 4060278011,BRANCH CODE: 632005. Proof of payment is required on collection of the Tender document.

The closing time for receipt of the tenders is 11:00 on the 25th March 2015. Only tenders that aresubmitted in the original tender document as issued will be accepted.




Sedibeng’s choice of qualifying tender documents for nomination will be entirely at the discretion ofSedibeng and final. Sedibeng is not bound to accept any specific tender document and any form ofannouncement will be communicated with the successful bidder.

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NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 5(5) OF THE GAUTENGREMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS ACT, 1996 (ACT 3 OF1996) VANDERBIJLPARK AMENDMENT SCHEME

I, Mr. C F DE JAGER of PACE PLAN CONSULTANTS,being the authorized agent of the owner, hereby gives noticein terms of Section 5(5) of the Gauteng Removal of Restric-tions Act, 1996, that I have applied to the Emfuleni MunicipalCouncil for the removal of certain conditions described in theTitle Deed of Erf 206 Vanderbijlpark SW 5, which is situatedon 3 Mozart Street Vanderbijlpark SW 5 and the simultaneousamendment of the Vanderbijlpark Town Planning Scheme,1987, from “Residential 1” to “Residential 1” with anAnnexurethat the property may also be used for a Guest House and aplace of refreshment for guests and with the special consentof the Council, any other uses, excluding noxious uses.

All relevant documents relating to the application will beopen for inspection during normal office hours at the officeof the Strategic Manager: Land Use Management, Firstfloor, Old Trust Bank Building, corner of President KrugerStreet and Eric Louw Street, Vanderbijlpark, for 28 days from11 February 2015.

Any person, who wishes to object to the application or submitrepresentations in respect thereof, must lodge the same inwriting to the Municipal Manager at the named address or toPO Box 3 Vanderbijlpark 1900 or fax to (016) 950 5533 within28 days from 11 February 2015.

Address of the agent: Pace Plan Consultants, PO Box60784 VAALPARK, 1948, Tel: 083 446 5872

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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A CONSENT USEAPPLICATION IN TERMS OF ANNEXURE F

ERF 468 BOPHELONG TOWNSHIP

We, ShaMweli Consultants being the authorized agent ofErf 468 Bophelong Township hereby give notice in terms ofAnnexure F, that We have applied to Emfuleni LocalMunicipality, for the consent use to permit a “specialpurposes” for storage and retail trade for refreshmentson the property described above, situated along MethewsStreet.

Particulars of this application will lie for inspection duringnormal office hours at the office of the said local authority atthe office of the Executive Director: Development Planning,1st floor, Vanderbijlpark for the period of 28 days (twentyeight days) from 11 February 2015. (11 & 18 Feb 2013).

Objections to or representation in respect of the applica-tion must lodged with or made in writing to the, ExecutiveDirector: Development Planning, Vanderbijlpark for theperiod of 28 days (twenty eight days) from 11 February 2015.

Address of the applicant: No 42 Lynx Street, MeyertonFarms, 1961. 0733391420Email: [email protected]: www.shamweli.co.za a1vtk50

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

VEREENIGING AMENDMENT SCHEME

I, Mr. C F DE JAGER of PACE PLAN CONSULTANTS, being theauthorized agent of the owner, hereby gives notice in terms ofSection 5(5) of the Gauteng Removal of Restrictions Act, 1996, thatI have applied to the Emfuleni Municipal Council for the removalof certain conditions described in the Title Deed of Erf 652 ThreeRivers X1, which is situated on 38 Zambesi Street, Three RiversX1 and the simultaneous amendment of the Vereeniging TownPlanning Scheme, 1992, with the rezoning of Erf 652 Three RiversX1 from “Residential 1” to “Special” for offices and with the specialconsent of the Council, any other uses excluding noxious uses.

All relevant documents relating to the application will be open forinspection during normal office hours at the office of the StrategicManager: Land Use Management, First floor, Old Trust Bank Build,corner of President Kruger Street and Eric Louw Street, Vanderbijl-park, for 28 days from 18 February 2015.

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 or fax to (016) 950 55 33 within 28 days from18 February 2015.

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

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VEREENIGING AMENDMENT SCHEMEI, Mr. C F DE JAGER of PACE PLAN CONSULTANTS, being theauthorized agent of the owner, hereby gives notice in terms ofSection 5(5) of the Gauteng Removal of Restrictions Act, 1996, thatI have applied to the Emfuleni Municipal Council for the removalof certain conditions described in the Title Deed of Erf 1749 ThreeRivers X2, which is situated on 4 Cherry Street, Three RiversX2 and the simultaneous amendment of the Vereeniging TownPlanning Scheme, 1992, with the rezoning of Erf 1749 Three RiversX2 from “Residential 1”with a density of 1 unit per Erf to “Residential1” with a density of 1 unit per 550m2 and an annexure that theproperty may also be used for the purposes of a hair salon andwith the special consent of the Council, any other uses excludingnoxious uses.

All relevant documents relating to the application will be open forinspection during normal office hours at the office of the StrategicManager: Land Use Management, First floor, Old Trust Bank Build,corner of President Kruger Street and Eric Louw Street, Vanderbijl-park, for 28 days from 18 February 2015.

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 or fax to (016) 950 5533 within 28 days from18 February 2015.


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I, A P Squirra of APS Town and Regional Planners, being theauthorized agent of the owner hereby give notice in terms ofSection 5(5) of the Gauteng Removal of Restrictions Act, 1996 (Act3 of 1996) that I have applied to the Emfuleni Local Municipalityfor the removal of title conditions B.2,B.7,B.13 and C.(b)(i),(ii),(iii)and (d)(ii) contained in the Deed of Transfer No. T000003525/2012of Portion 4 of Erf 2434, Three Rivers Township, which property islocated on the North Western boundary of Brand Muller Drive, tofacilitate a Residential Development on the said Erf..

All relevant documents relating to this Application will be openfor inspection during normal office hours at the office of the saidLocal Authority, office of the Deputy Municipal Manager: Agriculture,Economic Development and Human Settlements, 1st floorDevelopment Planning Building, corner of President Kruger andEric Louw Streets, Vanderbijlpark, from 18 February, 2015 until18 March, 2015. Any person who wishes to object to thisApplication or submit representations in respect thereof, mustlodge the same in writing to the said Local Authority at its addressspecified above or send it to P O Box 3, Vanderbijlpark 1900. Theobjections or representations must reach the mentioned office on orbefore 18 March, 2015.

Name and address of Agent:APS Town and Regional PlannersP O Box 12311, LUMIER, 1905Reference:7/3/Three Rivers Township

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NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 5(5) OF THE GAUTENGREMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS ACT, 1996 (ACT 3 OF 1996)AND THE VANDERBIJLPARK AMENDMENT SCHEME, 1987:

ERVEN 658 AND 661 VANDERBIJLPARK SE7

I, Mr. C F DE JAGER of PACE PLAN CONSULTANTS, being theauthorized agent of the owner of Erven 658 and 661 VanderbijlparkSE 7 , hereby gives notice in terms of Section 5(5) of the GautengRemoval of Restrictions Act, 1996, that I intend applying to theEmfuleni Municipal Council for the removal of certain restrictiveconditions in the Title Deeds of Erven 658 and 661 VanderbijlparkSE 7, which is situated on 28 Sparmann and 14 Gertrude PageStreets Vanderbijlpark SE 7 and the simultaneous amendmentof the Vanderbijlpark Town Planning Scheme, 1987, with therezoning of the above-mentioned Erven from “Residential 1” to“Residential 4” with an annexure that the properties be used forstudent housing only.

All relevant documents relating to the application will be open forinspection during normal office hours at the office of the Strate-gic Manager: Land Use Management, first floor, Old Trust BankBuilding, corner of President Kruger Street and Eric Louw Street,Vanderbijlpark, for 28 days from 11 February 2015.

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 or fax to (016) 950 5533 within 28 days from11 February 2015.


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NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 2(1) OF THE GAUTENGREMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS ACT, 1996, READ WITHCLAUSES 12 AND 19 OF THE VANDERBIJLPARK TOWNPLANNING SCHEME, 1987 - PORTIONS 16 & 17 OF ERF 4

VANDERBIJL PARK TOWNSHIPI, A P Squirra of APS Town and Regional Planners, being theauthorized agent of the owner hereby give notice in terms ofClauses 12 and 19 of the Vanderbijlpark Town Planning Scheme,1987 that I have applied to the Emfuleni Local Municipality for the“Special Consent” of the Emfuleni Local Municipality to also usePortions 16 & 17 of Erf 4, Vanderbijl Park Township, located onthe Eastern side of Hertz Boulevard, for Warehouses, Electric/electronic Panel Wiring and Ancillary uses and Tenements andthe Relaxation of the Street Building Lines to 2,00 m and other to0,00 m.

All relevant documents relating to this Application will be openfor inspection during normal office hours at the office of the saidLocal Authority, office of the Deputy Municipal Manager:Agriculture,EconomicDevelopmentandHumanSettlements,1stfloorDevelopment Planning Building, corner of President Kruger andEric Louw Streets, Vanderbijlpark, from 11 February 2015 until11 March 2015. Any person who wishes to object to this Applicationor submit representations in respect thereof, must lodge the samein writing to the said Local Authority at its address specified aboveor send it to P O Box 3, Vanderbijlpark 1900. The objections orrepresentations must reach the mentioned office on or before11 March 2015.

Name and address of Agent: APS Town and Regional PlannersP O Box 12311, LUMIER, 1905Local Municipality Reference Number: 7/3/Vanderbijl ParkDate of first Publication: 11 February 2015 a

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AMENDMENT OF MEYERTONTOWN PLANNING SCHEME

ERF 212 MEYERTON TOWNSHIPERF 246 MEYERTON TOWNSHIPERF 247 MEYERTON TOWNSHIP

(AMENDMENT SCHEME NO H 452 )I , Johannes Albertus Rossouw of Willem Rossouw Attorneys,being the duly authorized agent of the registered owner of Erf 212,Erf 246 and Erf 247 Meyerton Township hereby give notice that Ihave applied in terms of section 56(1)(b)(i) of Ordinance 15 of 1986for the amendment of the Meyerton Town Planning Scheme, andfor the rezoning of- Erf 212 Meyerton Township situated at 43 Boet Kruger StreetMeyerton, from Residential 1 to Business 3.- Erf 246 Meyerton Township situated at 44 Loch Street Meyerton,from Residential 1 to Business 3.- Erf 247 Meyerton Township situated at 46 Loch Street Meyerton,from Residential 3 to Business 3.Particulars of the application may be inspected during normal officehours at the offices of the Midvaal Local Council, at President Plein,Mitchell Street, Meyerton, 1960.Any person having any objections to the approval of thisapplication and who desires that this application shall be consideredby the Council, shall lodge such objections in writing at he aboveoffice as well as at the address of the Undersigned, by no later than12 March 2015SIGNED: JA ROSSOUW Willem Rossouw Attorneys10 MITCHELL STREET, PO BOX 1405, MEYERTON, 1960TEL: 016 362 2504 FAX: 086 617 0063 [email protected] a

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VANDERBIJLPARK.- Sedibeng ChampOf Champs U/15 Soccer Festival is sche-dule to kick-off at Shakespeare Stadiumon Saturday (February 21).

The tournament is to keep junior soccerteams busy while waiting for EmfuleniLocal Association new interim committeeto complete the junior programme.The rest of the weekend fixtures:Saints vs Young Chiefs

Ghetto 7 vs Mighty StarsYoung Chiefs vs BenficaMighty Stars vs Celta VigoBenfica vs SaintsCelta vs Getto 7Benfica vs Rising StarsCelta Vigo vs Sebokeng AcademyRising Stars vs S SaintsSebokeng Academy vs Getto 7Young Chiefs vs Mighty StarsMighty Stars vs Sebokeng Academy

Bophelong Barcelona vs AthlehangNale Academy vs CreatorAtlehang vs Bophelong MilanoCreator vs MohloliMohloli vs Nale AcademyBophelong BarcelonaBophelong Milano vs Vaal MilanoMohloli vs EYAVaal Milano vs Bophelong BarcelonaAtlehang vs Vaal MilanoCreator vs EYA

SedibengChampofChamps


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SEBOKENG. - Another Emfuleni LocalFootball Association interim committee hasbeen elected.This was during the Annual General Mee-

ting (AGM) at Saul Tsotetsi Sports Complexin Zone 14, Sebokeng on Sunday.The committee of five members was elec-

ted after it was agreed that the affairs of theassociation be looked into pending the nextAGM on March 15. Mondli Nkosi was elec-ted as chairman of the interim committeewithJunior Gusha as his deputy. Mabeleng vanRooi was elected as general secretary withMartin Mpholo as his deputy.The up-and-coming but very informative

King Radebe was elected treasurer of thecommittee to take care of the association’sfinancial affairs. A new interim committeewas elected in 2013 under the leadership ofPhilip Ndlovu, but was apparently not recog-nised by Safa Sedibeng.Safa Sedibeng President Xolani Mtumtum

and his executive committee attended the ro-bust AGM over the weekend to ensure thatthe right procedures were followed. Speakingto Sedibeng Ster Sport, Mondli Nkosi saysthe mandate for the new interim committeeis to prepare for the AGM on the above-men-tioned date. He says they are equally taskedto take Emfulenifootball forward, ta-king into considera-tion the state of foot-ball in this region.Nkosi revealed to

Sedibeng Ster Sportthat he would call themeeting some timenext week wherethey would invite allthe teams, includingthe Promotion Lea-gue and junior teamsfor a way forward:“We will call themeeting to brief theteams because Ithink it is very im-portant for the teamsto know what is hap-pening. We wanteveryone on board totake our football toanother level. It isnot only about thisinterim committeebut the future of ourfootball,”

notice oF intent

Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 12(3)(b) of the Municipal Systems Act, Act 32 of 2000 read withChapter 3 of the Gauteng Rationalisation of Local Government Affairs Amendment Act, No 1 of 2003 thatthe Midvaal Local Municipality’s intention is to amend the following by-law:

• Electricity By-law

To amend clause 5 of the By-law by including the word ‘reverse’ in the sentence for it to read as follows:

“Electrical protective devices for motors shall be of such a design as effectively to prevent sustainedovercurrent and single and reverse phasing, where applicable.”

The proposed amendment to the By-law will lie open for inspection and comments until 17 April 2015 atRoom 204, Second Floor, Civic Centre, Mitchell Street, Meyerton. Enquiries can also be made toMr. T. Figgins at (016) 360 7626 or at [email protected]. The proposed amendment to the by-lawwill also be posted on the municipality’s website, namely www.midvaal.gov.za.

Any person requiring assistance who can not read or write can approach the office mentioned herein forassistance.

Comments on the amendment and/or additions can be submitted by hand to the above office or posted tothe Municipal Manager before 17 April 2015.

The Municipal ManagerP.O. Box 9MEYERTON1960

ORIGINAL SIGNED BY THEMUNICIPAL MANAGER

a.S.a De KLerK Mn 1145/15MUniciPaL Manager

Over the past few years, South Africa’s matric pass rate has shown an increase –from 60.6% in 2009 to 75.8% in 2014. While as a country we are celebrating thisgrowth and hoping it is a reflection of improved teaching and teaching methods,we also recognise the serious problem in the overall education and training systemin relation to a lack of capacity to train and educate for a skills-intensive economy.

Ignoring for a moment the fact that less than half the students that began Grade 1twelve years ago made it to Grade 12 and further ignoring for a moment that theseyoung people need access to occupational skills and training, it remains a factthat more often than not learners need to further their matric education in order toacquire knowledge and practical skills that, together with their matric, will allowthem to enter the job market. Matric is a year fraught with tension, competition,and very hard work. Learners leave this year absolutely worn out and oftentimesill-equipped to deal with the battles that lay ahead in terms of securing a viablefuture for themselves and their future families.

“Thousands of matriculants do not pass with university exemption due to variousfactors beyond their control”, says Natalie Rabson, Marketing Manager at BostonCity Campus & Business College. “As an institution specialising in occupationaland higher learning, we register many learners for further or higher education andwe set them on a pathway to arm themselves with skills and make them work-ready. Of course, many learners do not meet the entry requirements for variousoccupational and higher education programmes and I can tell you that from acounsellors point of view it can be very disheartening and frustrating”.

Boston recognises that too many youth are not reaching their full potential atschool and are not prepared to enter the job market. It’s for this reason that Bostonhas created series of exciting access programmes, including a range of HigherEducation Gateway Programmes offering prospective students various accessoptions into tertiary education without the need to repeat Grade 12.

“We started these programmes with a purpose of providing students a path thatboth leads to credits awarded towards our various accredited and registeredhigher education programmes, as well as entrance to the career of their dreams,“says Rabson.

Boston’s tertiary Gateway programmes offer a range of alternatives, includingprogrammes such as Marketing Management, Business Management, Financial

Boston opens the gateway to higher educationAccounting and Event Management to name but a few.

These are bridging courses that can provide you access to higher education pro-grammes at Boston. On successful completion thereof, you will have met the entryrequirements to a range of higher education Diplomas and secured future verticalaccess to a degree programme, achieved without having to redo Grade 12! Rath-er than repeating matric, Boston believes that a better option is to move forwardwith one’s tertiary education by completing a Gateway course.

The advantages of participating successfully in a Gateway access route is that notonly will one then have access to Boston diplomas (and degrees after that), butbecause there are various pathways one also gets a ‘taste’ of one’s chosen careerand the opportunity to find out if it really is your preferred career choice, or whetheryou should be looking at alternative careers. For example, you may choose themarketing management gateway programme and decide marketing is not for you,but you really enjoyed the financial management side of things.

Then you also get a taste of the time, commitment and effort involved in tertiaryor higher education, and you can see if you are suited to something that is veryacademic or perhaps whether you should investigate a programme that is morepractically oriented towards a specific occupation Continuing with your chosencareer path into the original degree or diploma of your choice, will further give youa head start of credits towards your degree or diploma.

“A good education system ensures not only the development of human endeav-ours, but guarantees the maintenance of adequately functioning social, politicaland economic systems. Over the past few years, the country has seen a doublingof the education budget, yet the resources invested have not resulted in a dramat-ic increase in the quality of education and the merit attached to a matric certificate.While government alone might not have the solution, we at Boston believe that thisdilemma must be made a national challenge that invites tertiary institutions to stepup. Our learners deserve a chance at higher education, and a chance to provethemselves. In establishing the Gateway Programme they have now been giventhat chance,” Contact Boston College Vereeniging for more information about thisexciting opportunity and start your Education For Life at 016 422 1725/6 or visitthe branch at Tembador building, Rhodes Avenue,Vereeniging. Registrationsfor this gateway is still open!!

Water can’t increase without more water.The same can be said for the developmentof football in this country. Players won’tgrow without proper COACHING! Play-ers want to grow up in an environmentwhere there is growth, where they can le-arn and become better players.The only reason these youngsters go

and join other teams is not because theywant to, but because they want to grow;they want to become better players.For that matter, they want to compete

and play alongside better players.TOUCHLINE is aware that some coa-

ches lose their players to other teams andthis always becomes a concern.However, no child leaves his home to

become a ‘street kid’ if there is love andcare.TOUCHLINE’s exact point is that whe-

re there is no growth, there is no future. The-se youngsters want to be challenged, inspi-red and grow as footballers.Football has changed drastically and de-

velopment coaches should also be preparedto change.They should stop doing things in a traditi-

onal way!TOUCHLINE talked to one of the most

educated coaches in this country Conti Kub-heka about the aspects of being a coach. BraConti, as is widely known, said it is the dutyof the coach to empower himself or herselffor the sake of these youngsters.The failure of Bafana Bafana is not the

responsibility of Shakes Mashaba and histechnical staff only – but a true reflectionof the development of South African foot-ball.If development coaches don’t do the right

thing at grassroots level, how can we expect

those boys to perform miracles when theygraduate to the national team?The development of a player is a collec-

tive effort where players get every kindof support - not only in the field of play,but also in education.No one can simply go and live on the

cold streets of Johannesburg.There must be a good reason why he

or she decided to leave home.TOUCHLINE’s message to all deve-

lopment coaches is: Those youngsterswant to learn new things about football,not only by playing but about HOW theyshould be playing.This is what is lacking in the develop-

ment of players – how they must play. Itis no longer about putting eleven playersin the field of play.It is now way more that. Take notes

from TOUCHLINE … !!!

Noone volunteersto be a ‘street kid’

MondliNkosi, newinterim ELFcommitteechairman

Mondli Nkosi has been elected as EmfuleniLocal Football Association interim committee chairman. Photo: Zacharia Nale.


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BOIPATONG. - Boxingwas back in thetownships when the Sedibeng BoxingAssociation held a Boxing RegionalChampionship at the Boipatong Hallrecently.This development tournament saw

town and township boxing clubs com-peting for honour on the day. The tour-

nament was organised by the Sedibeng Box-ing Association in conjunction with Emfule-ni Local Municipality Sports andRecreation. It has been a while since a box-ing tournament took place in Boipatong de-spite the fact that two great boxers - BonganiMahlangu and Gideon Buthelezi - comefrom the area. It was also good to see whiteboxers fighting there, which is something

that served to revive the spirit of boxing intownships.Thanduxolo Madikizela of Emfuleni Lo-

cal Municipality Sports and Recreation saysthe response was unbelievable, especiallyfrom both community and the clubs. He hai-led the tournament as a great success takinginto consideration that it was the first timein ages that a boxing tournament was hosted

in the area.“I want to take this opportunity to

thank all the participants, especially theBoipatong community, for making thisevent a success. And based on the res-ponse we intend to host a follow-upboxing tournament in the area to thankall the people of Boipatong for theirsupport,” he concluded.

Boxing back in townships

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VANDERBIJLPARK. - It seems to be a two-horse race between Jomo Cosmos, otherwiseknown as Ezenkosi, and the Golden Arrows.Both are bent on reclaiming their Premier

Soccer League status if their current perfor-mance is anything to go by.Ezenkosi became second on the log after be-

atingMilano United 2 - 1 in the exciting Natio-nal First Division League match played at theIsak Steyl Stadium on Saturday. Cosmos hasaccumulated 35 points from 18, while GoldenArrows top the standing with 36 points fromthe same number as Cosmos. The home sidecould have buried their opponents alive but, ashas been their story this season, their strikerswere wasteful in front of goals. It was the sameold story - creating lots of scoring opportunitiesbut failing to convert their chances into goals.This might haunt them at the end of the season.Speaking to Sedibeng Ster Sport after bea-

ting Milano United, Cosmos boss Jomo Sono

says the return of his side into top flight footballwill openmany opportunities for youngsters inthis country.He says Cosmos is the only team in this

country that believes in unknown talent.“I know many people can’t wait to see Cos-

mos return to the Premier Soccer League nextseason and I have no doubt that wewill achievethis, taking into consideration how we play.There is plenty of commitment from playersand they also feel it is time for them to playin the PSL. We are not worried about other te-ams as we take each game as it comes,” saysSono.Ezenkosi will travel to Cape Town to face

FC Cape Town at Rugby Stadium on Saturday.This is not going to be an easy outing for Cos-mos, taking into consideration the unpredicta-bleweather ofCapeTown.However, Sonowasconvinced that his side will overcome their op-ponents despite the windy weather of CapeTown.

Ezenkosi on thewayEzenkosi on thewayback to PSLback to PSL

Jomo Cosmos and Milano United players in action during this twoside National FirstDivision League match at Isak Steyl Stadium on Saturday. Photo: Zacharia Nale.

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