matriculant Rakoma says it feelslike yesterday. “I’m very happyfor my friends. Now the real chal-lenges of tertiary learning are on.They will have to work harderthan they did in matric to fulfiltheir dreams,” says Rakoma. Me-anwhile National Education, He-alth and Allied Workers Union(NEHAWU) Sedibeng congratu-lated all thematriculants that havemade it. Stone Liphoko, NEHA-WU Sedibeng regional secretary,says, “ NEHAWU congratulatesall Grade 12 students who succes-sfully passed their matric exami-nations for the year 2013 and alsoencourages all those who did notsucceed this time to not give uphope but to try again. We saluteall stakeholders, who have wor-ked hard to achieve a matric passrate of 78, 2%, that represents a4, 3% increase from the 73, 9%attained in 2012. These results area positive step in the right directi-on but we call on all stakeholdersto focus on the qualitative outco-mes going forward. We also con-gratulate our own Sedibeng Dis-trict East for being the best perfor-ming District across the countryin the 2013 matric performance.”

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SEBOKENG. – Sedibeng Easttopped at District level by clin-ching a 90.7% matric pass rate.Since 1994, the nation has cele-brated a 23% increase of matricpasses, which means that it hasnow nailed a 78% national passrate. Gauteng received bronze atprovincial level with 87%.Sedibeng Ster spoke to some

jubilant matriculants who esta-blished that they had passed theirmatric on Tuesdaymorning. Gla-dys Mogale from Zone 14, a ma-triculant of Botebo-Tsebo Se-condary School says that she wasnervous but she knew she hadpassed. Mogale was accompa-nied by her friends, who are pastmatriculants. They are Tsholofe-lo Rakoma, a second-year VUTstudent, and Karabo Maele fromJeepe College. “I got a B pass,I’m proud of myself. I workedhard,” says Mogale. Beauty Mo-goru from Botebo-Tsebo alsopassed with a C and she wasamongst those learners whosehard work has prevailed. On theother hand Nomonde Mvundlelasays she is content to have over-come her fear by passing. Past

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VEREENIGING.- More than 90 babieswere born on New Year’s Day in the Gau-teng Province, but the very first one wasborn right here in the Vaal Triangle.Kopanong Hospital in Vereeniging bro-

ke a new record when the first baby in theentire province to be born on January 1 of2014 came from this very hos-pital.A bouncing baby Tshirellet-

so Mohlamme was born weig-hing 4.5 kg at just 25-minutes-past-12, making her the first inGauteng.The proud mother of baby

Evelyn Mkumbeni stated thatthis was a sign that Tshirelletsois a special baby. “When mypartner told me that he heardon a local radio station that ourbaby was the first to be bornon New Year’s, I reallythought he was lying.”Mkumbeni adds that she is

happy because her baby wasborn right after her birthday,which is on New Year’s Eve.“I just thank God that He gaveme a healthy baby and that itis a girl.”The Kopanong Hospital

staff was just as delighted asMkumbeni. “We are veryproud of all the babies that we-re born on New Year’s, but we

are especially proud of this particular ba-by. This is the first timewe have had some-thing like this and we couldn’t be morehappy.”The nurses stated that they hoped to ex-

perience this kind of event in the years tocome as it gives them pride in the job theydo.

Kopanong Hospitalbreaks new record

Kopanong Hospital Staff were delighted about being the first hospital to get a NewYear’s baby in the whole of Gauteng. Photos: Lazarus Dithagiso

Evelyn Mkumbeni holds her daughter TshirelletsoMohlamme.

As the new year began, many fortunate families welcomed newmembers into their respectivefamilies. Sedibeng Ster visited some of the hospitals to see these precious gifts born rightat the beginning of 2014.

New year babiesNew year babies

Baby SthembisoMabe was born at the Em-fuleni Medi-clinic in Vanderbijlpark. Hismother Mamorabe Sekwati stated that shewas happy to welcome a new member ofher family right in the beginning of a newyear. Baby OagengMoroenyane was born at the

Emfuleni Medi-clinic in Vanderbijlpark. Gi-maina Qwelani, the mother, stated that herbouncing baby boy has brought her no-thing but joy.

Nadene Langner said that nothing couldhave made her happier than her first-bornbaby being born in the new year. Baby Lyn-ette Greeff was born at the Emfuleni Medi-clinic in Vanderbijlpark.

Pontsho Ratsomo stated that Baby LesediMakabelo Ratsomowas her princess. “Sheis healthy and adorable. I couldn’t be hap-pier.” Pontsho ends.

Baby Onalerona Maile was born at the Em-fuleniMedi-clinic inVanderbijlpark toNom-sa Phugwane who stated that this was justthe most perfect way to start the year.

Baby David Karabelo Kobokoane, born atKopanong Hospital, was amongst the luc-ky babieswhowere born right at the begin-ning of the year. Photos:Moleboheng Cha-ha.

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SHARPEVILLE. – Girls initiates aresaid to be more dignified compared to themethods used by schools to initiate boys.

No fights or murder cases are reportedwith the girls while boys are just on a dif-ferent level. “We still hold up our dignityas girls to continue with our culture aswe were taught. When they reach a cer-tain stage, young girls are taught respectand humanitywhich is part of ourAfricanculture,” says Traditional Surgeon AusiMakgwe.Three girls from Phelindaba in Shar-

peville were part of this Proudly SouthAfrican Day on Saturday when they were

accompanied to their homes by old wo-men who also made this journey whenthey were young.Sedibeng Ster was not permitted to in-

terview the three girls, but was allowedto capture the moments of jubilation andlaughter as parents joyously welcomedtheir children back home. Tselane Mo-katsane, Poppy Sake and Mantoa Nama-ne made important commitments on Sa-turday when they came out after fourweeks of intensive training and learning.The trio made bare-footed rounds in

the area, their bodies covered in red clay,while the community members screamedwith jubilation and pride. Johan Modise,

a communitymember,says it is a breathta-king moment to seethese girls followingtheir culture with pri-de and without anysort of fight or com-motion. “It is a fa-ther’s pride to have hisdaughter initiated ac-cording to BaSothoculture. Completingthe course is notchild’s play but it isheart-warming for theparents. We hope therespect and love forthe female initiate isprotected - unlike withthe boys,” says Modi-se.

Girl initiates still havepride of the nation

These girls are now fully proclaimed aswomen after theyunderwent the initiation practice Tselane MokatsanePoppy Sake and Mantoa Namane brighten up Phelinda-ba, Sharpeville. Photo: Mduduzi Mathebula.

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SEBOKENG. - Cable thieves brought anightmare to most Zone 7 residents.The residents reacted by taking their anger

out on the streets as they protested. “It wasa horrible cross-over to 2014,” said an angryprotester.It was a black NewYe-

ars eve as these residentshad to live without powerdue to cable thieves. An-gry protesters rose up inarms, closing all accessto public transport. Theyburned tyres, chanted andsang struggle songs thatfreedom is about them re-ceiving quality serviceslike everyone else. Theywere spurred on by a po-wer failure that struck justas people were gearing upto enjoy the end of the ye-ar.Thabiso Tsenodi says

they spent about four tofive days without electri-city. “We had a very badNewYear without electri-

city. Mind you, Zone 7 is very dangerous any-way, being without electricity just made itworse. It was the worst (New) Year I everhad,” says Tsenodi. All efforts made by Sedi-beng Ster to reach Eskom at time of going toprint proved fruitless.

Crossing over with candles

Zone 7 residents close road onDecember 31 due to an electri-city cut allegedly caused by cable thieves. Residents say theyhad the worst start to the year. Photo: Mduduzi Mathebula.

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Happy New Year! - as we welcome you tothis New Year, 2014. Never before have Ibeen one to believe in making New Year’spledges and I do not intend to start now butI believe that even so we have got to makechanges.We once againwelcome a newyearthat bringswith it amessage of hope. A daw-ning of a brand new chapter in our lives thatshows us that it’s okay to let go of the past

and start again. It’s a reset button. It’s an op-portunity to reinvent ourselves but only if wehave the strength to keep moving forward. It’sone thing to sit down and create a long listof New Year’s resolutions, and it’s another tohave the self-discipline to follow throughwiththem. Embracing the unknown and tacklingsomething new can be very daunting, butchange is very beneficial for one’s personaland professional life. For some, change is ex-citing, but for others, it can be extremely un-settling and many aren’t capable of adaptingto new situations. We have to make changesand get rid of the burden of the past so that

we enter the New Year as changed souls. Inthe New Year there’s absolutely nothing youcan’t achieve. All you need is will, drive, deter-mination, hard work, patience, incredible cou-rage and a lot of faith. So in 2014, don’t holdgrudges, forgive people who have offendedyou, don’t hate. Please don’t pay attention towhat people say about you because theirmouths belong to them and they can saywhate-ver they want. Just never let it get to you ordefine you. Never ever give anyone the powerto make you despise yourself. Allow youselfspace to make mistakes so that you can growand learn from them and never become afraid

because you are unique. Those that achie-ved the dreams that they set out for in 2013,Good Luck, and those that didn’t, this isnot the end of the world. Stand up, dust yo-urself off and continuewith the journey. It’stime for us as a people to startmaking somechanges. Let’s change the way we live andlet’s change the way we treat each other.May love, money, peace and health comein abundance in 2014.‘You will never reach your destination

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SEBOKENG.- The Zone 14 shopping pre-cinct is set for a huge overhaul to the tuneof approximately R15-million. This was an-nounced during the festive season by actingSedibeng District Municipal Mayor JohnnyTsotetsi together with Emfuleni Local Muni-cipal (ELM) acting Mayor Sello Pitso at thesod-turning event on Reconciliation Day.The long-neglected precinct will be turned

into a multipurpose centre and a cultural pre-cinct with a community clinic, stalls for busi-ness, a historical monument and a theatre forarts and culture. Around 200 people are ex-pected to be employed on the project. “Withthis project we are aiming at reviving this pre-cinct so that our people can have a well deve-loped placewhere they can hold their commu-nity activities with ease,” said Tsotetsi.

“We are a government that is working foryou. When you tell us what you need, we willprovide.“Together with the provincial department

we are going forward with this project thatyou our people requested,” said Pitso whenthanking those who were in attendance.The revival of the precinct is also aimed

at attracting tourists to the township and thebuilding process at the old Eldorado Cinemahas already started in earnest.

Shopping arcade set for major revamps

Right: Acting Sedibeng District MunicipalMayor Johnny Tsotetsi, Acting EmfuleniLocal Municipality (ELM) Mayor Sello Pitsoand Sedibeng District Municipality Coun-cillor Assistance Mshudulu turn the sod atthe Zone 14 shopping precinct onReconci-liation Day. Photo: Lerato Serero.

Moleboheng Chaha

SEBOKENG. - Some areas of the Em-fuleni Local Municipality (ELM) re-mained filthy over the festive season.This is after Waste Department labou-rers launched a strike that hit the WasteRemoval function all over Emfuleni.Workers were allegedly protesting forovertime and proper work uniforms. Todate, 149 workers have been fired fromELM’s payroll. Appalled residents evenresorted to dumping waste in vacantareas and on open veld, a desperate me-asure that could cause a health hazardfor themselves and more so for youngkids. Even sports stadiums became in-formal dumps. Even in the new year,it seems the problem has not been resol-ved as some areas are still sitting withrubbish from last year in their yards.ELM Communications head StanleyGaba says: “At this point ELM has nothired any new employees. We did hirea contractor on a temporary basis to dealwith thewaste that has accumulated sin-ce the commencent of the strike.” Gabasends his apologies on behalf of ELMfor failure to remove the rubbish overthe holidays. “We would like to apolo-gise to the community at large for notbeing able to give them the service of

removing their waste. This is a problem thatwas caused by the illegal strike but we havetaken steps to ensure that we give them thebest service.”Gaba adds that people should not feel that

the municipality has replaced workers withcontractors. “The contractor has been hiredto help with the backlog. Once this has beenaccomplished we can then deal with the mat-ter of hiring new staff.” Gaba concluded.

Festive filth still uncollectedOne of many areas that were turned into dump sites by disgusted residents is theZone 11 Stadium in Sebokeng. Photo: Moleboheng Chaha.

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 ombudsman.media24@live.co.za, 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 pressombudsman@ombudsman.org.za.

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21. Lugversorgers / Aircons25. Blindings / Blinds26. Springkastele /

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I, A P Squirra of APS Town and Regional Planners, being the authorizedagent of the owner hereby give notice in terms of Section 56(1)(b)(i) of theTown Planning and Townships Ordinance 1986 (Ordinance 15 of 1986),that I have applied to the Emfuleni Local Municipality for the amendmentof the Vanderbijlpark Town Planning Scheme, 1987, by the rezoning ofErf 228, Vanderbijl Park South East 4 Township, located on the cornerof Sabie River and Sabie River Streets (No. 8), from “Residential 1” pur-poses with a density of one (1) dwelling per existing erf, to “Residential1” purposes with a density of one (1) dwelling per 500 m2, to facilitate theerection of a second Dwelling Unit, as well as the amendment of Clause8 Tables “A” and “B” of the Town Planning Scheme to facilitate the relax-ation of the Street Building Lines from 5,00m to 0,0m.

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SHARPEVILLE.- A busy festive season forSedibeng Ster Sports brings you all the festiveseason soccer tournaments action in cameraat various venues in Sedibeng. The MCS Se-dibeng Soccer Tournament finals held at theSharpeville’s George Thabe Stadium duringthe festive season attracted local soccer spec-tators.Some familiar faces who graced the finals

include Kaizer Chiefs Director of Develop-ment Conti Kubheka, former Bafana BafanaCaptain Aaron ‘Mbazo’ Mokoena, BanyanaBanyana Head Coach Skeshekeshe Mkhonzato mention but a few.

Festive season soccer mania

Left: Former Bafana Bafana Captain Aaron‘Mbazo’ Mokoena meets and greets VaalMilano and Real Barcelona players beforethe final.

Nale Academy celebrates after being crowned the MCS Sedibeng u/15 Champions.

Banyana Ba-nyana Co-ach, Skeshe-kese Mkhon-za ( in yellow)greets play-ers beforethe final ofthe ladiessoccer te-ams duringthe MCS Se-dibeng Tour-nament final.

Banyana Banyana Dancers entertaining spectators during the MCS Sedibeng Tourna-ment at the George Thabe Stadium in Sharpeville during the festive season.

VaalMilanoFCandReal BarcelonaFCplayers in actionduring theMCSSedibengTourna-ment final at the George Thabe Stadium in Sharpeville. Photo: Zacharia Nale.

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