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VANDERBIJLPARK. - Renownedplaywrite and theatre-practitioner Ga-makhulu Diniso recently joined theVaal University of Technology.A new initiative came from

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relationship is to show oldveterans, learners and yo-ung artists the art industryas it is today.A group of first and se-

cond year Virtual Art studentsvisited Diniso Art Studios - ba-sed at his Bedworth Park home.Three-piece plays were displayedby the veteran.Diniso lectured about the indus-

try and how he ended up in theatrewhile he was a drawing artist. “I fellin love with art at an early age andI pushedmyway up to createmy name.Art is life,” said Diniso after his perfor-mance.Students were fascinated by Diniso’s work

of the 60s and up until today. The veteran haskept his masterpieces, having faith that theywould become more and more viable. Khumalosays it’s a great pleasure to work with such an open-minded personwho is willing to help and has shownhis experience.“I created this small theatre because I was tired

of being tossed up and down for booking with localtheatres that are turned into funeral venues while ar-tists don’t enjoy the privilege of working in them.I turned my garage into a theatre. The vision is verywild. I still have a lot to do,” says Diniso.

Diniso turns garageinto theatre Gamakhulu Diniso displayed his works of

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Left: Iva Diniso performs "Ama Orange" atDiniso Arts Studios for VUT students.

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attend to some of the requirements alludedto as a matter of urgency.To add salt to the wound, a bereaved

family member had to bury their lovedone in a decomposed state.Holding, preparing and storing a dead

body or corpse without meeting requiredstandards is violating the Health Stan-dards Act, Gaba said.The fridge was not up to the required

standard, hence the decomposed body.Gaba said that, for a certificate to be

active, Mzizi had to screen, receive anddispatch the corpses, washing bays for thehearse and repair the refrigeration system.All the requirements put into place by themunicipality are not negotiable but haveto be performed.

Lazarus Dithagiso

VANDERBIJLPARK. - Mzizi FuneralDirectors has been slapped with immedi-ate suspension.’They can no longer operate in the juris-

diction of Emfuleni Local Municipality,ELM.It has been established that the rightful

owner of the Certificate of Competence(COC) passed away last year.This meant, according to themunicipal-

ity, the immediate cessation of the certifi-cate the moment the legitimate ownerpassed away.This comes from acting ELM Commu-

nications manager Stanley Gaba.Mzizi was advised by the health inspec-

tor to apply for a new certificate and to

After that they hanged the domesticworker.The Barrage Police are searching for

the alleged suspect Lebohang JohannesPhadi after a warrant of ar-rest was issued in this re-gard. The suspect was resi-ding in Ext 8 Bophelong.Upon realising that Policewere looking for him he quitresidence at that address.Anyone with information

about Phadi is requested tocontact the investigating of-ficer in the case, DetectiveConstable Thulani Mof-okeng on (016) 987 1811 or073 354 5668.

hurts me that Selina does not have a house.We still have time on our side and I will per-sonally take her to register for an RDP houseon Monday.”Boland stated that it was the first time he

had heard about this. Boland added that be-cause Selina was the oldest resident living inWard 10, it was very important that they alltake good care of her.

day wish. Alinah Mokoena, a grandchild toVan Rooi, says, “Today we are celebratingGogo’s life. It was not easy for her to liveto this age and the entire family is fortunateto still have her.”Mokoena states that Gogo’s one wish is to

one day have her own house as she has neverowned a home.Ward 10 councillor Prace Boland says, “It

SEDIBENG. - The Barrrage Police are in-vestigating a cased of house robbery andmurder following an incident in which thesuspect robbed a house and murdered thedomestic worker.A warrant of arrest

was recently issued andPolice are urgently se-arching for the allegedsuspect.It is alleged that the

suspect got into the vic-tim’s house, accompa-nied by a minor.They broke into the

house whereupon theydiscovered and overpo-wered a domestic wor-ker.They then ransacked

the house before stea-ling items worth R40000.

Moleboheng Chaha

MIDVAAL. - The community of Ward 10 inSicelo last week celebrated the birthday of theoldest resident in the ward.`Gogo’ Selina van Rooi recently turned

103 years old.The event was made possibleby the ANC in Sicelo.It is said that Van Rooi has never owned

a home in her entire life and this was her birth-

Lazarus Dithagiso

Sedibeng. – The date for the Sedi-beng regional conference of the Af-rican National Congress (ANC) hasbeen announced. The deadline bywhich time all branches must de-cide who they want leading the re-gion is this weekend.At least 57 branches have passed

audit. It’s a tug of war, a horse raceand a win-win situation to decidewho is going to lead the district forthe next three years.Both two camps were out, guns

blazing, campaigning their waythrough the branches ahead of theregional conference to be held at StGeorges, Pretoria, on March 13 -15. The conference will be facilitat-ed by Provincial Executive Com-mittee members.Those for the Toy-Bob called:

‘Forces for change in Sedibeng’ areToy Manqa - chairperson, ThulaneKunene - deputy chairperson, BobMthembu -secretary, Ernest Dlami-ni - deputy secretary and AndiswaMosai-treasurer.The current top five that includes

Mthembu as secretary is credibleand has political substance. Bran-ches have shown trust.The top five of Sy-train, are Si-

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dows shouting for him to come out tofight. The suspect is said to have jumpedout of the housewith a huge butcher knifein his hand. He stabbed Moltino in thechest and sprang back into his house.The stabber stayed put, stunned at hisown act, til his victim died in the street.The entire drama moved the commu-

nity to attempt intervention but peoplefailed dismally to stop the two from figh-ting to the death due to the homicidal angerbetween them. Said Masuku: “I could notreach my son. He was so angry that he didnot hear the sound of his father’s voice. Hewas so bent on exacting vengeance.“I had towitness themost painful thing

in my life.I saw a knife-blade in my

son’s heart spurting blood.I saw him sprawled onthe ground andwatched him ta-ke his lastbreath.”

Mduduzi Mathebula

SHARPEVILLE. - JohannesMasuku, anold Sharpeville Volgenoge, was forcedby circumstance to witness his child’sbrutal death on Tuesday afternoon. Hewas forced towatch his childMoltino Se-tjaba Masuku being stabbed to death bya home boy. Intensity and anxiety builtitself up into a towering rage as two `ho-me boys’ engaged in a brutal fight thatshocked the entire community on Tues-day afternoon. What triggered the fightremains a mystery to the family. It wasreported thatMoltino and the suspect we-re at a local shebenwhen the bloody fightstarted. The two started wrestling verbal-ly. Moltino was then stabbed in the handby a bottle at the shebeen, which trigge-red his uncontrollable anger.His father and the entire family were

alerted to the fight and tried to interveneto stop their own son. Moltino then alle-gedly fetched a garden spade, which heused to break the suspect’s house-win-

Johaness Masuku witness hisson's death on Tuesday af­ternoonwhen hewas stab­bed in the chest. Photo:Mduduzi Mathebula..

Man killed infront of hisfather

Gogo’s birthday wishis to have a house

Selina van Rooi last week turned 103. TheANC togethr with the Sicelo community ofWard 10 celebrated with her. Photo: Mole­boheng Chaha.

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SEBOKENG.- The fourteen-strong, newlyelected committee members ofWildebees-fontein Evaton Community Organisation(WECO) are furious over a report that re-cently appeared in a local community pa-per not associated with Sedibeng Ster.Their anger stems from the fact that in

the report they are said to be hijacking hou-ses that are repossessed by banks and notallowing new owners access.Speaking to Sedibeng Ster the commit-

tee members say that an organisation thatcalls itselfWECA (whose leadership is un-known) is the one behind the whole fracas.They further add that they have formed aforum with different organisations that in-clude SANCO and COSATU to deal withissues of eviction and MBD Credit Soluti-

ons, a company hired by the Emfuleni LocalMunicipality to collect outstanding rates andtaxes.Many community members have recently

been threatened with seizure of propertiesand eviction by the company, with communi-ty members contesting what they term awrong and faulty billing system by the muni-cipality.“WECO sells no land; it sells no houses

and we are also not behind the hijacking ofhouses. Instead we are against the wholething of threats and evictions.“We are helpingmembers of the communi-

ty register as indigents and everyone is wel-come to our meetings, which are held onWednesdays and Saturdays at 10:00 in Zone13 next to the Technical College,” say theWECO members.

It wasn’t us:WECO

WECO committeemembers visited Sedibeng Ster recently to announce their dissatis­faction with a report that appeared in a local community newspaper. Photo: LeratoSerero.

Lazarus Dithagiso

SEBOKENG. - Three of the four suspects ac-cused of burning the shack and two vehiclesof wardCouncillorMaseloaneNthebe of Boi-ketlong informal settlement have been foundguilty in the Sebokeng Magistrates Court.One suspect known only as Pulane, appearedonly a few times before she disappeared. Awarrant of arrest has been issued. It has beenalleged that the suspect is in or aroundMpum-alanga . The accused are Molefe, Sipho Man-ganyi, Dinah Makhetha and Pulane. All three

stay in Boiketlong. The incident happenedwhen the community of Boiketlong went onthe rampage barricading the road and attack-ing the shack of Nthebe in the morning ofMay 28 in 2013. The accused, who have beenout free on bail, were led to the waiting cellfor sentencing on March 24.

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SEDIBENG. - The Local GovernmentSector Training Authority (LGSETA)and the Vaal University of Technologyrecently held a Water and WastewaterRoundtable Discussion at the EmperorsPalace Convention Centre in KemptonPark. This was to mitigate an impendingwater crisis and skills development chal-lenge in the sector.VUT vice chancellor and principal

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us understand the problems better, empo-wer us to identify the skills needed in thesector and the development priorities the-reof.” Water and wastewater managementis one of VUT’s key research areas. Accor-dingly the institution is involved in effortsto find solutions for the sustainable delive-

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worker, credits his success to one of his tea-chers who she says was his mentor, alwaysavailable to listen and provide guidance.ArcelorMittal South Africa knows that the

development of skills and the improvementof education are fundamental to the growthof the economy but are best tackled in partner-ships between the private and public sectors.The company has therefore created this op-portunity to address skills shortages and driveeducation within local communities.

gineering and knew that in order to achievehis dream he had to sacrifice his social lifeand prioritise his schoolwork. He followed astringent study schedule throughout highschool and knew that education was his onlyescape from poverty and the way to a prospe-rous future. His mother, who is a domestic

Centres - in Sebokeng, Newcastle and Sal-danha - are intended to elevate levels of un-derstanding for both learners and educatorsin Mathematics, Science, Engineering andComputer Studies. Providing world class fa-cilities and an `edutainment’ approach to dif-ficult concepts, these centres of excellencehave resulted in an improved performance inthese critical subjects amongst those chosento attend the Centre. In partnership with theDepartment of Science and Technology(DST), the centres are also able to take the“science experience” to schools that do nothave access to properly equipped laboratoriesand learning facilities.Rakhetsi attributes his success to the edu-

tainers at the Science Centre, who are dedica-ted to helping learners with their studies. Hisproud grandmother says that the bursary op-portunity was a blessing as he is a committedyoung man who will do whatever it takes tocomplete his studies so he is guaranteed a jobin the future. Rakhetsi’s advice to other lear-ners still in high school is to dedicate timeto their studies and listen to their teachers’advice.Dhlamini says there was a big celebration

at home when she was awarded the bursary.“It is a dream come true,” she says. Her familysurvives on her grandmother’s pension andshe is hoping to provide some financial relieffor her family once she completes her studies.Ramoji says he always wanted to study En-

Mduduzi Mathebula

SEDIBENG. - Three enthusiastic young peo-ple from theVaal region have had a promisingstart to 2015. The trio kicked off their studiesin different tertiary institutions with financialsupport from ArcelorMittal South Africa.HopolangRamoji, LeratoDhlamini and Si-

celo Rakhetsi are all graduates of the compa-ny’s Sebokeng Science Centre.They realised their dreams of furthering theirstudies when they were amongst the ten stu-dents offered bursaries by ArcelorMittalSouth Africa to take engineering-relatedcourses.Ramoji of Evaton West, who matriculated

from Poelano Secondary School, is currentlystudying towards a National Diploma in Elec-trical Engineering at the Vaal University ofTechnology. Rakhetsi went to Sapphire HighSchool in Bophelong and is studying towardsa National Diploma in Mechanical Enginee-ring at the University of Johannesburg. Dhla-mini, who obtained six distinctions at the Re-sidensia Secondary School and was the thirdbest-performing learner in District 8, is enrol-led for a Degree in Chemical Engineering atWits University.All three students were selected during

their Grade 10 year based on their academicperformance to attend classes at the Arcelor-Mittal South Africa Science Centre in Sebok-eng.The ArcelorMittal South Africa Science

Will the biologicalfather ofShaneySolane(born on

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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR AMENDMENT OF THEVEREENIGING TOWN PLANNING SCHEME 1992 IN

TERMS OF SECTION 56(1)(b)(ii) OF THE TOWN-PLAN-NING AND TOWNSHIPS ORDINANCE, 1986, (ORDINANCE

15 OF 1986) - VEREENIGING AMENDMENT SCHEME

I, C F de Jager of Pace Plan Consultants, being the authorizedagent of the owner of Erf 359 Bedworthpark, hereby gives notice interms of Section 56(1)(b)(ii) of the Town-Planning and TownshipsOrdinance (15 of 1986) that I have applied to the Emfuleni LocalMunicipality for the amendment of the Vereeniging Town PlanningScheme, 1992, by the rezoning of the property described above,situated on 3 Orion Street, Bedworthpark, 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 Manager:Land Use Management, First Floor, Old Trust Bank Building, cornerof President Kruger Street and Eric Louw Street, Vereeniging, for28 days from 4 March 2015.

Objections or representations in respect of the application mustbe lodged with or made in writing at the Municipal Manager, P. O.Box 3, Vereeniging, 1900 or faxed to (016) 950 5533 within a periodof 28 days from 4 March 2015.

Address of the agent: Pace Plan Consultants,P O Box 60784, VAALPARK, 1948, Tel: (016) 971 3456Date of first publication: 4 March 2015

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LIQUOR ACT, 2003NOTICE OF APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 24Notice is hereby given that it is the intention of the person/companywhose details are set out below to lodge an application for a LiquorLicense to the secretary of the local committee of Sedibeng1. Full names of the applicant Tohlang Sameul Ntsala2. Intended trading names Ox’s Place3. Identity number of Registration number of applicant ID. No:5910165791083

4. Full address and location of the premisesErf 5639 Bophelong Extension 11, Vanderbijlpark

5. Type of license applied for Tavern Liquor License6. Names and nature of educational institutions within a radius of1 kilometre from the premises in paragraph 4 None

7. Names and distances to similar licensed premises within aradius of 1 kilometre from the paragraph 4 None

8. Places of worship within a radius of 1 kilometre from thepremises in paragraph None

Any interested person may lodge an objection within 21 days fromdate of publication of this notice, in the prescribed manner withthe local committee and the applicant in terms of section 25 of theLiquor Act 2003, to the granting of the license.Signed at Vanderbijlpark on this 2nd day of March 2015

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Giving hope to the outstanding

HopolangRamoji is studying towards aNa­tional Diploma in Electrical Engineering atthe Vaal University of Technology.

Lerato Dhlamini will soon see her hard payoff. She obtained six distinctions at the Re­sidensia Secondary School and was thethird best performing learner in District 8,sheis enrolled for a Degree in Chemical En­gineering at Wits University. Photos: Sup­plied

Lazarus Dithagiso

VANDERBIJLPARK. - To extend a handto the less fortunate, to open the doors oflearning, to improve access to universitiesand to push back the barriers of povertyand inequality through education.Addressing these issues the executive

Mayor of Emfuleni Local Municipality(ELM) Gretha Hlongwane, accompaniedby some of her Members of Mayoral Com-mittee (MMCs), donated bursaries worthover R1 million so students could pursuetheir studies at universities.Hlongwane said she chose the students

to follow their dreams: “I am very passion-ate about education. I am from the `strug-gle generation’ that never had an opportu-nity to receive any assistance. The bursa-ries will pay all your fees until you finishyour studies. If you keep on failing, becareful not to lose the money. The bursaryaward is aimed at motivating techniquesto keep the spirit of education at the highestlevel.” The municipality spends some R1million every year on the programme: “Wewant the business sector to open its purseto contribute in assisting students with po-tential.“Today’s opportunity raises yesterday’s

failure. Our investment is not in vain asit has been scattered on very fruitful intel-lectual soil,” said municipal Health MMCCouncillor Sello Pitso.

Addressing students who received bursa-ries from ELM, Pitso said they must go outthere and make executive mayor GrethaHlongwane and the people of South Africaproud. “Use the money received in the formof bursaries very professionally,” Pitso ad-

vised. “The municipality has invested in itsown students. We have a caring municipalitywith its own council,” he said.FinanceMMCMabandla Ronyuza and Lo-

cal Economic Development MMC KhuluMalindi encouraged the students to be ambas-

sadors for Emfuleni:“Do everything to the best of your abili-

ty. Most of you are from poor families.Take care of your siblings also. Tempta-tions are there but be vigilant at all timesby prioritising your studies,” they said.

ELM bursaries for future

Executive mayor of Emfuleni Local Municipality (ELM) Gretha Hlongwane and her MMCs. Seated from left are Councillor MabandlaRanyuza (MMCFinance), Cllr KhuluMalindi (MMC for LED), GrethaHlongwane (mayor), KNtombela (MMC for Co­operative Services)and Cllr Sello Pitso (MMC for Health) with some of the students who received bursaries from Emfuleni Local Municipality, ELM.Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso.

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Some local development coaches com-plain they were not informed of the FutureChampions Gauteng Cup’s Coaching Cli-nics at Isak Steyl Stadium over the wee-kend. Coaching clinics are conducted bysome local and Johannesburg coaches atthe venue as part of the Future ChampionsGauteng Cup initiative - every year.

My answer to those development coa-ches is simple – as long as you associateyourself with “football politicians” youwill always be left out. As a coach, associa-te yourself with coaches, not with people

who are after positions. Local coaches havethis habit of always complaining as if theyare owed something.

Why does it have to be like this? Every timecoaches claim they were not aware of someor other football event programmed for thisregion! Yes, our football will end up run byJohannesburg people because, back here athome, the only thing we are good at is com-plaining and more complaining.

This thing of entitlement in football is themain reasonwhy this beautiful game is amessin this region. And as long as those develop-ment coaches spend their precious time in bo-ardrooms instead of on the field, they will al-ways complain that they are not aware of foot-ball events in this region. TOUCHLINEwould like to advise SAFCA members herethat they must start involving themselves inthe development of regional football. The or-

ganisation must also stop focusing on “foot-ball politics” and refocus on technical mat-ters.MrMartinMpholo, the reasonwhy SAF-CA was not aware of those coaching clinicsis because its members are busy with footballcamps in this region.

For example, this region doesn’t have a da-ta base for coaches so how can you expectthose organisers to even get hold of the coa-ches when a coaching clinic is programmedfor this region? For example,MrMpholo, youuse your personal email when you send infor-mation to the relevant stake holders becausethe organisation doesn’t have an email adress.

Before we complain, we should first checkfacts because even the Safa Sedibeng websiteis antedated, and I doubt it is still active. Tocoach ‘Manana’ it doesn’t mean that, ifyou’re a woman, youmust receive everythingon a silver platter. No, coaching in football

is not about “ladies first” like in politics.For example, women such as Ria Le-

dwaba, Mato Madlala, Fran Hilton-Smithand others worked their way up and theydidn’t expect favours from their malecounterparts. TOUCHLINE’s advice is –less talk and more action, or you will hatefootball. In this region the only thing weknow is to criticise.

TOUCHLINE hopes that developmentcoaches will take this advice in good spiritand not interpret it as an attack on them.Development coaches have become cry-babies ... !!!!

The future of South African football liesin your hands, in case development coa-ches are not aware. Stop this tendency tocomplain even when it is not necessary!Lets do this again next week on TOU-CHLINE.

Local coaches have become cry-babies

Zacharia Nale

SHARPEVILLE. - A workshop at theSharpeville Swimming Pool will be hos-ted by the Southern Africa Football Coa-ches Association (SAFCA) Sedibeng.

The workshop’s day programme startsat 12:00. This was revealed to SedibengSter Sports by organisation publicistMartin Mpholo. Mpholo says toppingthe agenda will be SAFCA Awarenessand the Football Playing Philosophy.

SAFCA president Greg Mashilo willmake presentations regarding the SouthAfrican Playing Philosophy. Mpholosays all coaches in this region are welco-me irrespective of whether they have co-aching certificates. He says the purposeis to take South African football to thenext level and compete against the bestfootball nations like their Europeancounterparts. For more info call MartinMpholo @ 082 2926 204.

SAFCA PlayingPhilosophyworkshop...

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ZAMDELA. - Metsimaholo Athletics Aca-demy hosted ‘Street Athletics’ in Snake Park(big street) last Friday. The event saw localschools come in numbers to participate inthis unique programme. The schools thatmade this project a success were Kopane-lang-Thuto Primary, Lehutso, Isaac Moh-lambi, Theha- Sechaba, Iketsetseng Com-prehemsive, Nkgopoleng High School andBafula-Tshepe Primary. The academy chair-man Godfrey Mashekgwane says the mainaim of the event was to create awareness andtalent-identification in Zamdela. He believesthere is a need to recruit young athletes inthe area, seeing that many young people areinvolved in drugs and crime. The Former SA800 champion – Ezekiel Sepeng - wasamong guests who graced the event. Spea-king to Sedibeng Ster Sport, Mashekgwane

said this project was a big success with morethan 500 children turning out to participate.

“The main objective of the project is tocreate awareness that athletics is still aliveand kicking in the area. We want to bringback athletics in township and identify newtalent. We want to thank Sepeng for comingand spending the whole day with these kids.They were very excited to see their hero androle model. We also wish to thank all thestakeholders who made this event a success,including the municipality,” he concluded.

This is some of the action during the Metsimaholo Athletics Academy's street athleticsevent held in Zamdela recently. Photo: Zacharia Nale.

Street Athletics rule in ZamdelaStreet Athletics rule in Zamdela

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BOIPATONG. - The Re-Union Volleyballmonthly tournament took place at the Boipa-tong Stadium recently. This initiative is partof reviving volleyball in townships, accor-ding to organisers. The first project started inSebokeng last month.Volleyball is a sport that used to be played

every weekend in Sedibeng but graduallydied in the townships. The attempt to revivethe sport is welcomed bymany former volley-ball players in this region.Speaking to Sedibeng Ster Sports, Zenzile

‘Ze’Manzi, who initiated the programme, be-lieves that since they started with the initiati-ve the response from township volleyballclubs and former players has been positive.Manzi says that, once again, hewas pleased

with the attendance at Boipatong Stadium,with the community also coming out to sup-port the initiative. “The people, especially theclubs, are now used to the idea, taking intoconsideration the attendance. Attendance im-proves with each and every tournament weplay and this serves as motivation to the clubsand players,’ he says. The initiative is the firstof its kind in this region with what it takesto bring back the good old days of volleyballinto the Sedibeng region. Menzi says the onlytime this sport is now played in the townshipsis during school progammes.

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VANDERBIJLPARK. - An estimated 700children packed the Isak Steyl Stadium for theFuture Champions Gauteng’s coaching clinicson Sunday. The programme formed part of theFuture Champions Gauteng Cup games thattook place at the same venue that day.The day’s programme started at 07:00 with

local and Johannesburg development coachesconducting coaching clinics for local boys andgirls. The attendance was overwhelming withthe coaches teaching these youngsters the ba-sics of football - dribbling, juggling the ball,turning, passing, shooting, to mention but afew. Among the noted names who conductedthese clinics were former Orlando Pirates left-

back defender Mandla Zwane, former JomoCosmos striker Dingaane Tshabalala, Celta Vi-go Development coach Themba Dlamini andothers.Meanwhile, Orlando Pirates has been crow-

ned the Future Champions Champions Gau-teng Cup champions after they beat Jomo Cos-mos on penalties in the exciting final. The final

had to play for 20 minutes as coaches complai-ned of fatigue, taking into consideration thenumber of games eac team played on the day.Pirates, Cosmos, SuperSports United and Uni-versityOf Pretoria have all qualified for the Fu-tureChampionsGauteng International Tourna-ment scheduled to take place at theNikeCenterin Soweto from March 23 – 28.

Future Champions Gauteng Coaching Clinics a huge success

Reunion volleyballtournament continues

Here are some team members who came to participate in the Re­UnionMonthly Tournament that tookplace at theBoipatongStadi­um recently. Photos: Zacharia Nale.

These are some of the legends who have taken up the cudgelsto revive volleyball in the townships.