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SEBOKENG. - A school deputy princi-pal has been arrested and charged withsexual grooming. The suspect cannotbe named as he has not officially plead-ed in court yet.Police went to the school and arrest-

ed him in front of the learners abouta week ago. This happened after alearner’s parents found pornographicimages and naked pictures of the depu-ty principal on the victim’s cellphone.In the background of the sent pic-

tures there were some clips of voicemessages apparently sent by the sus-pect.Immediately, learners boycotted the

classroom, demanding that the suspectstay away from the school premises.“The parents probed the phone and

came across the pictures and text mes-sages,” said Sebokeng SAPS Spokes-person Warrant Officer MzimkuluMthimkulu adding that the learner con-fessed to her parents that the deputyprincipal has, since last year, been mak-ing sexual advances towards her.It is alleged that the suspect told the

victim how dearly he loved her, wantedto make her wealthy and ‘fix’ her finalexamination question-papers.Sedibeng Ster spoke to some learners

who requested they not be named.They said some learners, especially

girls have been promoted to the nextgrades by the same suspect.The suspect appeared briefly in the

Sebokeng Magistrates Court.The case has been postponed for fur-

ther investigation and for a formal bailapplication today.

DeputyPrincipalarrestedfor sexualgroomingMduduzi Mathebula

SEBOKENG.-Military Officer Jabulani Skos-ana together with his family were left in thecold with their belongings when they werethrown out of their house in Zone 10 Extension3 by an alleged Estate Agent and the Sheriffof the Court last week. The incident occurredin full view of neighbours, friends and family.The sheriff and the estate agent flocked into

Skosana’s house with a mob that apparentlyterrorised the family and forced them out. Thisincident angered some community membersand there was a dispute between the estateagent’s mob and community. The estate agentclaims to have bought the house at an auction.Skosana tells Sedibeng Ster that he bought thehouse in 1989 and finished repairs on it in 1998with its value being R40 000 then. “ Ever since1998 I’ve been waiting for the title deed of thishouse. I don’t understand howmy house couldbe sold on auction. I don’t owe anything onit as I own it, this is my house!I am going totake legal action againstwhoever is responsiblefor this,” says an angry Skosana trying by allmeans to be calm. The family slept in the openwhere the sheriff and the estate agent hadthrown their belongings. Upon Sedibeng Ster’sarrival Skosana’s 75-year-old mother was alsoin the cold. “I’mgoing nowhere until thematteris resolved, and I hope justice will prevail andmayGodpunish thosewho are against us,” saidthe pensioner. The Emfuleni LocalMunicipali-ty MMC for Housing Manana Kubheka cameto console the family. She offered the familyan alternative place to stay but the family refu-sed the offer. When asked to comment on theeviction processes that have become rife in Se-dibeng Kubheka says the community needs tobe educated about property and protecting theirassets, refusing to dwellmuch on the Skosana’sfamily eviction as she had not acquired full in-formation. “We need to educate our communi-ty about their rights. There are people who sellother peoples’ houses for R 10 or R 100 butwewill try and get to the bottomof thismatter,”concluded Kubheka. The family has since mo-ved back into the house.

Family evictionFamily evictionshockshock

Jabulani Skosanastands next to hismother 75­year­oldMartha Skosana.The family wasevicted from theirhome in Zone 10Extension 3 lastweek.

TheSkosana familymembers sit outside their homeandsay theywill sleepoutsidewheretheir belongings were thrown. They say they are not going anywhere after they werekicked out last week. Photos: Mduduzi Mathebula.

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The pride of Metsimaholo athletics, Tshepang Makhete from

HTS Sasolburg was not only awarded the trophy as the Best

Overall Field Athlete, but walked away as the best athlete of the

tournament according to the ABSA Points Table.

SA Regional Age Group Swimming Championships(Level 2)As sponsor for more than 40 years of the Sasol NationalWinter

Swimming Championships at the Penny Heyns Swimming

Pool in Sasolburg, Sasol also sponsored the SA Regional Age

Group Swimming Championships (Level 2) held on 20 March

2014 at the Penny Heyns Swimming Pool. Here rising young

talent took to the water to showcase their skills in various

swimming strokes. 319 swimmers from the Eastern regions of

Mpumalanga, Northern Kwa-Zulu Natal, Kwa-Zulu Natal, Free

State, Northern Free State and Northern Cape participated.

Sasol SATKC National All Styles KarateChampionshipsSasol sponsored the SATKC National All Styles Karate

Championships on 29 March 2014 for the second year at the

Emerald Casino inVanderbijlpark. The tournament embraced

all disciplines under the karate umbrella including, traditional

karate, unison kata, traditional kobudo, kumite, kata and team

fighting. For the first time Japanese Traditional Karate styles

competed with Traditional Korean styles in a single tournament

with the hope of being selected to join the national team, which

will attend the TAFISAWorld Martial Art Games in Canada this

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Schools’ athleticsPrimary and secondary schools athletics meetings were held at

the DP deVilliers stadium. At the Northern Free State Primary

Schools meeting, held on 1 March 2014, 1000 athletes from 37

schools participated. 332 athletes from 79 schools took part

in the Free State Primary Schools Athletics Championships on

8 March 2014. An astounding 92 Northern Free State athletes

qualified to be taken up in the Free State Primary Schools

Athletics Team that participated at the national championships.

Out of the nine participating provinces, Free State came third,

winning 37 medals. Northern Free State athletes Nathan van

Rensburg won the Best Overall Field Athlete for boys award and

Mine de Klerk, the award for girls and was placed fourth best in

the overall performance at the championships.

At the Fezile Dabi Secondary Schools Athletics Championships

held on 26 and 27 February 2014, 1500 athletes from 59

schools participated. Here 392 athletes from 49 schools were

selected to participate in the Free State Secondary Schools

Athletics Championships held on 14 and 15 march 2014 at

the DP deVilliers stadium.The athletes who qualified here to

represent the Free State at the national championships were

52 and one athlete as a learner with Special Educational Needs

(LSEN), from 11 schools. Excellent for the Fezile Dabi District if

taken into account that the team only had 230 members and

42 LSEN athletes. At the national championships in Polokwane

Free State obtained a second position out of eight participating

provinces, winning a wonderful 88 medals of which 88 were

gold. Nine individual performance and two relay teams made it

into the top 50 best performance list.

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BOIPATONG. - Arcelor Mittal throughits contractor Fast Vents Fifteen has gi-ven back to the community of Boipatongby removing health hazardous asbestosroofing and replacing it with brand newroofing.Project Manager Molefe Sekabala

says, “Emfuleni Local Municipality(ELM) together with Arcelor Mittal ca-me together to form this community pro-ject. Asbestos can be harmful as it cau-ses different diseases.“To alleviate poverty and unemploy-

ment, Fast Vents Fifteen employed peo-ple from Boipatong and provided themwith training so that they could carry outthis project themselves,” adds Sekabala.Ward 3 Councillor Vusumuzi Ponto

Mbele says, “Councillor Mabandla Ro-nyuza and myself actually approached theEmfuleni Local Municipality (ELM)about this problem and they then contactedArcelor Mittal.I think I speak for the community as a

whole when I say that we are very excitedto see this happen.We hope that by the completion of the

project all the houses in Boipatong will ha-ve new roofing.”Mbele states that he has also urged Fast

Vents Fifteen to visit wheelchair-bound re-sident Teboho Leboko. “Leboko’s houseburned down recently.I approached Fast Vents Fifteen to help

with reinforcing the walls and renovatinghis house to make it wheelchair-friendly.”Mbele concludes.

New roofs forNew roofs forBoipatongBoipatonghouseshouses

Right: From the left are LindaModise, Teboho Leboko andWard 3 Councillor VusumuziPonto Mbele. ‘Fast Vents Fif­teen’ in their plight to help thecommunity have offered tomake Leboko’s home wheel­chair­friendly.

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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 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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SEDIBENG.- Gauteng MEC for Roads andTransport Ismail Vadi this week condemnedthe wilful damage to and theft of cables.These were at both sets of traffic lights (ro-

bots) along the Dr Abu Baker Asvat Drivelinking Soweto and Lenasia and other partsof the country.Vadi was responding to a query from The

Rising Sun as to why the robots at the Lenasiaintersections had not been working for sever-al weeks. He says he had personally conduc-ted a site investigation and was shocked to

find that the cables had been cut and all therobots were either stolen or completely van-dalised. This raises the issue of service delive-ry protests that left Sebokeng without robotsfor the past two months.“This theft of and damage to our roads in-

frastructure must be condemned in the stron-gest terms,” said an angry VadiHe further stated that this was the work of

a criminal syndicate and called on the com-munity and police to help the department ar-rest these criminals.TheMECwas also unapologetic in his con-

demnation of scrap-metal dealers who buystolen copper cables andmetals. He urged po-

lice to investigate and put a stop to this newtrade-crime.“These businesses live off the sweat and

blood of our people. It’s disgraceful!” he said.He urged the Lenasia SAPS to complete

the investigation as soon as possible so thatthe perpetrators can be convicted.“We must send a clear signal to criminals

that this community will not tolerate the des-truction of public assets and facilities,” heconcluded. At the time of going to press Sedi-beng Ster had sent an inquery for the estima-ted cost of the damage to robots during theprotests in the area to the Emfuleni LocalMunicipality.

MECwants actionon road thefts

MEC Ishmail Vadi shows the waste endured by the Roads and Transports Department.Photo: Supplied. Inset: Lots of money is used to produce good infustracture. However,during service delivery protests this all goes up in smoke. Photo: Mduduzi Mathebula.

Above: The Fast Vents Fifteenteam stands in front of a newlyroofed house in Boipatong.Photos: Moleboheng Chaha

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It is that time of the year when the Christian community, acrossdenominations, remember the death and rise of the Lord Jesus Christ. Easteris a poignant and important annual event. Many people will travel duringthis season to visit family and friends or to join church pilgrimages.Therefore, the government, through the Departments of Health andTransport, ensures that there areminimumroadaccidents.

On behalf of the Sedibeng District Municipality, I wish you all peaceful andsafe travelling as you travel to your various destinations to meet your lovedones.

As a reflectionof the 20-year celebrationof democracy, let us in a spirit of thelateNtateMadiba, continue touching the lives of those aroundus.Let us make this Easter weekend one in which we minimise accidents on theroads. It dependsoneach andevery roaduser to exercise responsibility aswemove forward.

This is a significant Easter because it is in the samemonth where, on 27th of April 1994, everyone whowas eligible to vote voted regardless of their skincolour. 20 years on, we are preparing for the 5thgeneral elections on the7thofMay2014.

Like the eligible voters of 1994, who exercisedtheir right to cast their vote, eligible voters of2014 must cast their vote to move South Africaforward peacefully in the up-coming generalelections.

I wish all the people of Sedibeng, andSouth Africans at large, a truly blessedEaster. Let us return safe and continuetobuild our country, the economyandits people. Godbless.

Cllr.Mahole SimonMofokengSedibengDistrictMunicipalExecutiveMayor

EASTER MESSAGEFROM THE EXECUTIVE MAYOR OF THESEDIBENG DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY,CLLR. MAHOLE SIMON MOFOKENG

Happy Easter

Lazarus Dithagiso

VANDERBIJLPARK. - Jessie Duarte, Depu-ty General Secretary of the African NationalCongress (ANC), promised North West Uni-versity students (Vaal campus) to fully en-gage with Higher Education Minister DrBlade Ndzimande, to speed up the process ofthe National Student Financial Aid Scheme(NSFAS). The scheme is meant for studentswhose parents cannot afford to send them touniversities. Addressing students on Saturdayduring the election campaign, Duarte saidtransformation has been coming very slowlyin the institution, NWU. To transform the uni-versities needed influxes of students of differ-ent races. It has been a mammoth task for oth-er institutions tobring on transforma-tion. A grassroots ac-tivist, Duarte saidshe operates on thebasis of facts and therest will follow. Shetold students to en-courage their peers tocome in numbers andvote for the party thatliberated the country- the ANC.

Meanwhile theDemocratic Alliance(DA) complains thatthe ANC has - duringits campaign - stolensome DA membersby promising themjobs. Kingsol Cha-balala said, “ It’s ashame the ANC areso desperate. Theyhave a fear that theymight lose Gautengto the DA.” He saidthe ANC uses state

resources to mislead DA members into join-ing them. Some DA members accused theANC of inviting them to their rally at Mohala-ditoe Secondary School recently and on arriv-al gave them T-shirts and told them to posewith Duarte. “We were not made aware wewere joining the ANC. We were just informedto come and register for EPWP work,’ saidCarolina Sekano.

In Sonderwater Dali Mpofu of the Eco-nomic Freedom Fighters (EFF) and Premiercandidate for Gauteng, appealed to Sonder-water residents to vote for his party. Mpofusaid 20 years is enough for change as theyhave seen no improvement from the ANC. Hesaid EFF is a party concerned with the lives

of the people: “The ANC are hooligans,aware that power is shifting out of their hands.If there are still people living without toilets,

water, there’s no good story to tell. The timefor the ANC to move out and and make wayfor the EFF has arrived,” he said.

ANC, DA, EFF on election campaignsANC, DA, EFF on election campaigns

Mongezi Seale, Secretary of Sasco at North West University (NWU), Vaal campus, wel­comes Jessie Duarte, Deputy General Secretary of the ANC and Regional Chairperson,and Sedibeng District Municipal mayor Simon Mofokeng (left) during the ANC electioncampaign hosted at the campus over the weekend.

Patrick Sindane, EFF Head of Communications in Gauteng, stands with Dali Mpofu, Gau­teng Premier candidate, during the election campaign meeting with the residents ofSonderwater in Sebokeng. Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso.

SomeDAmemberswho recently defected to the ANC claimed thatthey were robbed. In less than 24 hours, they came fuming intothe offices of Sedibeng Ster, wanting to apologise to their party.From left, Thami Msoki, Carolina Sekano, Kingsol Chabalala (con­stituency chairperson Emfuleni North whowas not among the de­fectors), accompanied them to themedia, and SakiyaMatee . Pho­tos: Lazarus Dithagiso.

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Mduduzi Mathebula

SHARPEVILLE. - Rand Water celebra-ted 110 years of service delivery onThursday morning at Sharpeville CricketPark. Here thousands attended an eventgraced by the honourable Minister ofWater and Environmental Affairs EdnaMolewa and Rand Water Chief Executi-ve Officer Percy Sechemane. Accordingto Sechemane the organisation has har-nessed the experience and knowledge inmany aspects of water-supply since its1903 establishment. Rand Water has rea-lised the importance of creating a placein which these special records can be sto-red. The memories will ensure that futuregenerations are informed about RandWater history.He was addressing the masses that at-

tended the 110 celebrations in Sharpevil-le. He expressed confidence about the or-ganisation’s ability to turn the museuminto a modern technological facility thatwould be visited by school pupils. He

says, “Rand Water not only operates wit-hin the ambit of various laws, govern-ment policies and regulatory require-ments, but also recognises its ethical so-cial environmental and stakeholders’responsibilities. The business has overthe years displayed its commitment toconduct its affairs in a responsible andethical manner.” She added that RandWater increased its revenue from R3.7billion in 2006 to R1.75 billion in2012/13. Capital expenditure increasedfromR339million in 2006 to 1.75 billionin 2012/13. She further noted that theRandWater Academy launched on Octo-ber 12 of 2012 to address strategic requi-rements on a national and political levelas well as RandWater’s need to systema-tise the various pockets of excellence intraining and development. There werelots of entertainment during intervals andDrMalinga kept the audience on their feewith his music and various artists and thelike of City Boy and Diniso Gamakhulu.

Decades of water to the people

Advocate Mosotho Petlane and Minister of Water Affairs Edna Molewa and RandWater CEO Percy Sechemane during a press conference. Photo: MduduziMathebula.

Saying you’re sorry is the most commonway to express regret for a mistake you’vemade and communicate compassion to-ward whomever may have been hurt in theprocess. However I have become rathernauseated by a certain political party lea-der that has made ‘sorry’ an official tag-offline for his political party. I mean, he lite-

rally seems to apologise for everything, barthe air he breathes. I know that apologies areneeded when and where they are due. (Putthe emphasis on where and when they areneeded). It shows others that youwant to rightyour wrong, that you feel horrible about whatyou’ve done and you hate that you’ve hurtpeople you care about. When you apologisefrom a place of sincerity and openness,wounds are mended and broken hearts are he-aled. However, there are certain things thatyou don’t need to apologise for. For instanceyou don’t need to apologise for trying some-thing new, the thing about new experiences

is that they allow you to grow and peel backthe layers to reveal the most genuine versionof yourself, so I say, own the new experienceswith all you’ve got! You don’t need to apolo-gise for saying NO, You don’t need to apolo-gise for being YOU. What do you apologisefor when you put yourself first? I mean whatdo you really apologise for when you passio-nately go after what you want? Are you al-ways apologising? Is ‘I’m sorry’ somethingthat just spills out of your mouth automatical-ly? If so, then you may be confessing morethan an apologising. I would never apologisefor wanting to be happy. I think this guy (the

politician) needs to get his head straightand tell us once and for all what he reallywants to say before he starts to apologiseagain and again. Soon everyone will be ex-pecting him to apologise for getting invol-ved in politics in the first place, don’t youthink? On a lighter note please enjoy yourlong weekend (Good Friday and your Fa-mily Day), do please come back safe if youare going away and, if you are driving, res-pect the rules of the road because if youdon’t you will definitely ‘APOLOGISE’behind bars.Lerato…

Get your head straight man!GGeett yyoouurr hheeaadd ssttrraaiigghhttmmaann!!

MEYERTON. - New by-laws have been pas-sed to restrict the use of fireworkswithinMid-vaal’s borders. In the past, the rule stipulatedthat permission for using fireworks was onlynecessary for certain places such as publicareas, schools or indoors.The designated listdid not include residential areas. That by-lawhas now been changed to include “in any resi-dential area”.Anyone intending to use fireworks, must

know that if permission is granted to use fire-works, members of the public must be noti-fied 30 days prior to an the event of the time,date and venuewhen fireworks will be displa-yed. A letter of consent from the owner orperson responsible for the property on whichthe fireworks display, is proposed to be pre-sented. The owner or responsible personmustalso take out peoples liability to accept fullresponsibility for any losses and damages topeople, animals or property linked to the fire-works display.The request for more stringent monitoring

of fireworks use within Midvaal came afteran unfortunate incident involving fireworks

which led to the injury of a dog.A few local communities then gathered to

write a petition regarding the use of fire-works. The Fire Department began a processto engage with the broader Midvaal commu-nity to get their response on the issue of fire-works usage. The proposed changes werethen presented and approved at a Councilmeeting in January this year.MMC for Protection James Botsoere said

it is important as a Council that they listento the concerns of the residents.“In cases where the issues raised are valid,

wewill work together to find a resolution, andwe hope that this case shows that Midvaal iswilling to assist and support our residentsacross a wide range of areas. I must also thankour Fire Department for the active role theyplayed in following all the processes to chan-ge the by-laws.”For more information regarding the fire sa-

fety by-laws, residents can contact the Mid-vaal Local Municipality on (016) 360 7400and ask for the Protection Services Depart-ment.

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Only photos taken by our photogra-pher will be allowed in the competition.The cost is R50 per entry if you have onechild and R100 per entry if there is morethan one child in the photo with theirmother. Even grandmothers with theirchildren and/or grandchildren may enter.So why not get the family together fora nice photo? Photo packages will alsobe available and can be arranged with our

photographer when you have your photo tak-en. All photos ordered from our photographerwill be delivered to your nearest MooiVaalMedia office four weeks after it has been tak-en. Various prizes, including wonderful hotelaccommodation from the Orion Group aswell as R1 000 cash from MooiVaal Media,are at stake for the winner.

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Sharpeville Community Policing Forummember Ndosi Mofokeng along with the MatsieSteyn staff are very happy to share themomentwith the five children towhomMofokengdonated shoes and socks. This comes after he saw children walking to school withold shoes and socks. Because he is himself a product of the school he decided togather money and help those he could. The main reason he chose to give back to theschool was to say ‘Thank You’ to the teachers who made him the person he is today.Most of these children have parentswhowork, but lowwages and unstable employmentleaves their families struggling to make ends meet.School principalMajani Nhlapo says, “Mofokeng came at the right time. Aswe approachEaster, he showed that he really appreciates what the school did for him.We are very grateful that even though he is a volunteer he took his time and madefive children very happy. Thank you verymuch.We really appreciate his efforts.” Photo:Pinky Mofokeng.

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BenefitsRequirements:• Matric / Tertiary qualification• Reliable vehicle with valid drivers’ license• Min 5 years sales / management experience

in the Temporary Employment ServicesIndustry

How to apply:Submit CV, together with trade certificates /

licenses and contactable references to:Email to: cynthiar@workforce.co.za

or fax to: 016 981 5652or visit us at No. 1 Omega Building, GroundFloor, F.W. Beyers Street, Vanderbijlpark

or call us on 016 981 2090

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OUDITEURE is op soek na ‘nBoekhoudster om die volgendesleutelverantwoordelikhede

te aanvaar:• Volle boekhoudingsfunksie tot op proefbalansvan verskeie individue, trusts, maatskappye enbeslote korporasies

• Hantering en nakoming van alle aangeleenthedewat verband hou met belasting, waaronder dievoorbereiding en indiening van BTW enInkomstebelasting Opgawes, asook verwanteloon- en salarisbelasting rekonsiliasies.

Faks CV na Ouditeure: (016) 423 4378

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Male with 7 years electronic,electrical AND mechanical

experience, ABLE TO READDRAWINGS, for repair, development

& QC duties.REFERENCES ESSENTIAL.

Tel: 016 455 2290 between 14h00 – 16h00 ONLY

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RECEPTIONIST / ADMINISTRATORREQUIRED IN SASOLBURG

Requirements: GR 12, Computer literateDuties: Deal with Customers

and CollectionsSend your CV To: sueco@suecoprop.comFax: 016 973 1006

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Confectionerfor Golfpark Pick ‘n Pay

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New gym facility for the elderly

Tohelp the elders of Sebokeng achieve a healthymind andbody theGautengDepartment of Social Developmentrecently launched a brand new gym facility for the old aged at the Tshwaranang Lere Services Centre in Zone10. The centre is a haven where the elderly meet on a daily basis to share things of common interest andalso to engage in different activities.The Department aims to buildmore gyms for the elderly around the countryin the next finacial year. Seen here are the elderly of the Tshwaranang Lere Services Centre listening to thenurses as they advise them to maintain a healthy lifestyle in order to live longer. Photo: Moleboheng Chaha

8 SEDIBENG STER 16 April - 22 April 2014

EMERALD Resort & Casino has a vacancy for a Rewards coordinator

Purpose of the job:The purpose of this position is to act as the primary growth engine forEmerald Rewards Direct Marketing responses and look after the needs of theresort database.

Qualifications:●Grade 12 or equivalent NQF level 4 qualification ●Customer RelationsManagement Diploma would be an advantage.

Experience:●3 - 5 Years Casino/Gaming experience will be an advantage ●At least 2 yearsexperience in a Marketing or Tele sales environment ●Excellent computer skillsare essential ●Must be able to adhere to strict deadlines●Good interpersonalskills are a must.

Job responsibilities:●Generate outbound calls daily to strengthen customer relationships ●Promoteevents, direct mail offers and promotions ●Process inbound calls by seamlessexecution and processing of personalised offers ●Be creative in developingways to build player loyalty ●Assist with guest queries related to the EmeraldRewards program and benefits thereof ●Assist with accommodation bookingsduring low occupancy periods by following up on current offers and processingrequests ●Monitor and control offers per individual guest ●Strengthen and buildrelationships daily through customer interactions both in person and via thetelephone.

Please fax your CV to 08659362464 or e-mail to vacancies@emeraldcasino.co.za

Closing Date: 22nd April 2014

If you have not heard from us by the 24th April 2014, please consider yourapplication to be unsuccessful

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Three Rivers Lodge, an upmarket and exclusiveguest house, is looking for outstanding and

committed staff to join our dynamic team. Thefollowing position has become available. Pleasenote that this position is subject to alternative

shifts and work on weekends and public holidays.

Sous Chef

Able to work shiftsAble to handle pressure

Able to work independently

application to cv@threeriverslodge.co.za or fax it to

Please use “Sous Chef – Vaal Ster” as areference in your application.

23April 2014

Three Rivers Lodge, an upmarket and exclusive guesthouse, is looking for outstanding and committed staffto join our dynamic team. The following positions havebecome available. Please note that these positions aresubject to alternative shifts and work on weekends and

public holidays.

Restaurant Managers required for Upmarket Restaurant

Requirements:

front of house and back of houseExcellent knowledge of stock control

Able to manage staff effectively

At least 10 years’ experience in a Food andBeverage/Restaurant environment essentialAble to take ownership of restaurant

Able to work shifts and long hoursVery competitive salary with incentives offered.If you qualify for above position, e-mail your application tocv@threeriverslodge.co.za or fax it to 086 599 8932 for

Please use “Restaurant Managers – Vaal Ster” as areference in your application.

The closing date for applications is:

23April 2014

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Mon-Fri 07:00-17:00Previous experience inchildminding a must.Salary R3000 neg.Fax cv 086 694 4773

Mon-Fri 07:00-17:00Previous experience in

Nanny Vaalpark/Vanderbijlpark

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marketing tools.

073 688 2551

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• ADMINISTRATIEWE DAME BENODIG:Ons brei uit en is opsoek na ‘nAdministratiewe dame vir nuwe werkswinkelin Vereeniging. Pastel werkswinkelondervinding sal ‘n pluspunt wees.

• BOEKHOUDSTER:Het jy Pastel en is jy opsoek na ‘n uitdaging?Ons sal graag van jou wil hoor.

Stuur CV asb na melanih@lantic.net

2 VAKANTE POSTE

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We have a vacancy forADMIN ASSISTANT

(20 - 30 years of age)* Minimum Grade 12

* Must be fully billigual* Be computer literate

(MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, access database)* Good telephone etiquette

* Must be able to work under pressure* Outgoing personality

* Valid drivers licence and reliable transportFax CV trough to 086 238 1658 /

ruben@perfectpartnershr.net

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POSITIONS AVAILABLE:

CUSTOMER CARE /SALES CONSULTANTS

• R9000.00 beginning package + Commission• Full Company Training provided• Must have own vehicle and license

FOR INTERVIEW FAX CVTO(016) 423 6431 OR

SMS: CUSTOMER CARE, (YOUR NAME),(AGE), (AREA OF RESIDENCE)AND (NUMBER) TO 082 203 7681

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Coney Island hastwo vacancies

TAKE AWAY SUPERVISORWith experience.

With experience.Contact Coney Island(016) 976 2317

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BLOKMAN

Gevestigde apteek in Drie Rivierehet ‘n vakante pos vir ‘nVoorwinkeldame.

Vereistes: Minimum 5 jaar ondervindingin bogenoemde posisie. Moet bereid wees om

Na-ure en naweke te werk.Goed onder druk kan funksioneer. Salaris sal

bespreek word gedurende onderhoud.

Faks cv na 086 758 6864

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We are looking for a vibrant lady who canwork well under pressure and is extremely

accurate in her work.Applicants must have good communication& people skills, be trustworthy and willingto learn. At least a Grade 12 qualification

is needed.Fax detailed CV’sto 086 536 1160

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Ons het tans twee vakatures.‘n Man as vloer tegnikus en dame as

bestuurderes / voorraadkontroleerderby Fantasia River Square Mall.

Ons vereis albei persone oor 40,twee talig en bereid om skofte te werk.

Goeie interpersoonlike vermoëns ook ‘n vereiste.Kandidate e-pos verkorte CV na

keoughodette@gmail.comof skakel Odette by 083 973 1594

Maandag tot Vrydag 8.00vm tot 4.00nm

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Admin lady requiredDutys invoicing

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Are you a natural born sales person?Looking for unlimited earning ability?

Have your own car?If so then you NEED to apply to this

dynamic position! 2nd generation Conveyorcompany situated just outside henley onKlip is looking to expand our sales team.

Basic salary, Commission, Fuelallowance and cellphone allowance offered.Send your cv to info@conveyorsplicing.co.za

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Gevestigde apteek in Drie Rivierehet ‘n vakante pos vir ‘n Apteker.Vereistes: Die voldoende kwalifikasiesby ‘n tersiêre instansie en lid van dieAptekersraad. Moet bereid wees

om oggend of middag skofte te werk,roep te doen en oortyd te werk.

Faks cv na 086 758 6864

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Notice

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950-7

000It 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.

Vacancy for chef atIndaba hotel, Sasolburg.Experience of minimum 3 years required.

Bring cV toIndaba hotel, Sasolburg

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... please contact Adeela at (016) 950 7021or e-mail vacancies@mooivaalmedia.com

To advertise vacancies...

16 April - 22 April 2014 SEDIBENG STER 9

PERSOONLIK /PERSONAL1. Berading / Counselling2. Kerke / Churches3. Gelukwensings /Congratulations

4. Dankbetuigings/ Thank you5.Memoriam/Grafstene /Tombstones

6. Egskeidings / Divorce

7. Speurdienste /Private Detectives

8.Verlore / Gevind /Lost / Found

9. Saamrygeleenthede / Lifts10. Vriendskaplik / Friendship11.Persoonlikekennisgewings/Personal Notices

DIENSTE / SERVICES12. Dagsorg / Daycare13. Kleuterskole /

Pre-Primary Schools14.Naskoolsorg /

Afterschool care15.Onderrig / Education

16. Video&Fotografie /Video&Photography

17.Musiek /Music18.Onthale&Konferensies

Functions &Conferences19. Spyseniering / Catering

20.Wegneemetes&Restaurante / TakeAways&Restaurants

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

Jumping Castle27. Houtwerk / Carpentry28.Matte / Carpets29. Plaveisel / Paving30. Bouwerk / Building31. Beton&Palisade /

Concrete&Palisades32. Elektriese dienste&

Herstelwerk / ElectricalServices&Repairs

33. Loodgieters / Plumbing34.AlgemeneDienste /

General Services35. Rommelverwydering

Refuse Removal

36. Sekuriteit / Security37. Plaagbeheer /

Pest Control38. Tuindienste /

Garden Services39.Vervoer&Berging /

Transport&Storage40. Boorgate / Boreholes41. Swembaddens /

Swimming Pools42.Grasdakke / Thatch roofs43. Lenings / Loans44. Finansiele Dienste /

Financial Services45.Naaldwerk /Needlework46. Skoonheid&Gesondheid /

Beauty&Health48. Jaggeleenthede /Hunting49. Sweis&Staalwerke /

Welding&Steelworks50.Massering /Massages

EiENDOMME/PROPERTiES72. Algemeen te huur / To let80. Losies / Boarding81. EiendommeBenodig /

PropertiesWanted82. Besigheidsgeleenthede /

BusinessOpportunities83. Persele / Premises84.Woonstelle te huur /

Flats to let85.Woonstelle te koop /

Flats for sale86.Meenthuise te huur /

Townhouses to let87.Meenthuise te koop /

Townhouses for sale88.Huise te huur /

Houses to let89.Huise te koop /

Houses for sale.

62. Juweliersware /Jewelery

63.Veevoer / Animal Feeds64.Diere&Pluimvee

Animals&Poultry65. Plaastoerusting /

FarmEquipment66.Motors67. Bakkies68.Vragmotors / Trucks69.Motorfietse /

Motorbikes70.Woonwaens / Caravans71. Bote / Boats

TE KOOP / FOR SALE52.Algemeen te koop /

General for sale53. Te koop gevra /

Wanted to buy55. Rekenaars / Computers56. Kantoortoerusting /

Office supplies57. Selfone/Cell phones58. Pandwinkels /

Pawn shops59. TV / Elektriese

toebehore/TV / Electrical Appliances

60. Boeke/VersamelitemsBooks / Collectors items

61. Kuns /Oudhede/Artwork/Antiques

90.Hoewes&Plase te huur /SmallHoldings&Farmstolet

91. Hoewes&Plase te koop /Small Holdings&Farms for sale

92. Besighede te koop /Business for sale

93. Kamers te huur /Rooms to let

94.Gastehuise / Guest-Houses95.Vakansie Akkomodasie /

Holiday Accommodation96. Bestuurskole /

Driving Schools97. Betrekkings gevra /

VacanciesWanted98. Betrekkings / Vacancies99.VolwasseVermaak /

Adult Entertainment

Egskeidings /Divorce

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GETTINGdivorced quickly+ easy by attorney.Phone Martie Stander(016) 933­2154 /072 252 3920

PersoonlikeKennisgewings /Personal Notices

11

ROGER ROTHNERAp Rothner credit risk

managent23 Merriman AveVereeniging

tel:082 552 8515fax 2086 590 6079

FinansiëleDienste /

Financial Services

44

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While waiting forPENSION / PACKAGE

Payout(lumpsum only)

016 933 5451081 404 0945

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IN DESPAIR ABOUTYOUR DEBTS? Act now!Call Moira now on (016)973­1630 / 071 102 6844

As a single mother of 3kids. I went through a lot ofproblems after my two failedmarriages. I nearly commitedsuicide, but I thought aboutthe future of my kids. I wasdoubtful that I could everget help after many Priests& Healers failed. Over thepast years I have heardmany testimonial from family& friends praising Habibu’ssuper natural powers.

Actually, while visiting him,

HE SHOWEDMEMY ENEMIES“LIVE IN A BIG MIRROR”

Before Checkers Hyper (Arcon-Park mall) VEREENIGING

FORAPPOINTMENTS016 426 0072 / 078 463 9423

I was shocked when he showed me REAL FACES ofmy enemies LIVE IN A BIG MIRROR.

Truly convinced, I paid R100 for consultation & heperformed a special prayer, clansed me for badluck & gave me powerful love crystals plus a ring(for financial problems) to use at my workplace &business premises.

Now I am married to a very successful man who isproviding me with every good thing I ever dreamt of.There’s no amount of words to thank Habibu,but only telling everyone about him.

Also helps> IN FORTUNETELLING, HEALTH PROBLEMS, etc

P. Stephens, 50(Sasolburg)

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Persoonlike kennisgewing /Personal notices

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CarpetsBlinds Woodenflooring

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Matte / Carpets28

Bouwerk / Building30

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BUILDING MATERIALSWe supply any quantity off!

SAND, STONE, BRICKS, CEMENTLintels, Topsoil, building hardware and we

quote building plansBUILDING LOANS AVAILABLE

WE ARE AN ACCREDITED AGENT ofCOROBRICK

Tel: (016) 986 144 / (016) 986 3063 / 071 132 4245

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Beton & palissades /Concrete & palisades

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016- 423 3522Wynand / Johan

Sekuriteit / Security36

INVITATION TO BIDYOU ARE HEREBY INVITED TO BID FOR REQUIREMENTS OF THE EMFULENI LOCAL

MUNICIPALITY AS OUTLINED BELOW:

BidNumber

Bid Description Compulsory BriefingSession Date & Time

Bid Docu-ment Fee

OtherRequirements

ClosingDate

ContactPerson

11/2014/87

N88/2014

(Re-Advertisement)Development of theHuman ResourcesManagement andDevelopment Strategyand ImplementationPlan for EmfuleniLocal Municipality

Municipal Offices, CnrKlasie Havenga Street& FrikkieMeyer BoulevardVanderbijlpark on29 April 2014 at 10H00in the Mayor’s Parlour

R250(non-refundable)

None 09 May2014 at10H00

Mr.DiekMahlaba

(016) 9505547or(016) 9505444

Bidders must comply with the following minimum requirements: Failure to comply will lead tonon-consideration of tender (Non- responsive). Additional requirements will be stipulated in the

bid document.

1. Original valid tax clearance certificate issued by South African Revenue Services (SARS) must besubmitted,

2. Proof indicating that the Company or directors Municipal account is paid up to date (must not be inarrears for more than three months, NB: where applicable submit a singed copy of a leaseagreement.

3. Valid Letter of good standing in respect of Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act(COIDA) or an exemption letter for COIDA must be submitted.

4. Copy of company/Bidder profile must be submitted.5. A compulsory briefing meeting must be attended.6. In an event of a joint venture, a joint venture agreement must be submitted. All parties must alsosubmit and comply with all requirements listed in 1 to 5 above.

7. Bidders must comply with all terms and conditions as outlined in this bid document

Collection of bid documents: bid documents may be purchased during office hours between 08h15 to15h15 on Monday to Friday excluding public holidays at Emfuleni Local Municipality Offices, Vanderbijl-park, Cnr Klasie Havenga Street & Frikkie Meyer Boulevard Vanderbijlpark, Ground floor.

Availability of bid documents: bid documents will be available from the 15 April 2014 at 10H00 at a costof R250.00 (payable in cash or bank guaranteed cheque) before collection of the bid document.

Returning and closing date and time of bid: Sealed marked bids must be placed in the Bid Box (FirstFloor) at the Municipal Offices, Vanderbijlpark, Cnr Klasie Havenga Street & Frikkie Meyer Boulevard, notlater than 10h00 on the closing date where after it will be opened in public in the Committee Room, firstfloor, Municipal Building, Vanderbijlpark.

Evaluation and adjudication of bid: bids will be evaluated and adjudicated in terms of Emfuleni LocalMunicipality Supply Chain Management Policy and Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act No 5of 2000. The 80/20 in preferential procurement points system as outlined in the bid document will apply.

Please note:• No bid will be accepted from a person in the service of the state.• Municipality reserves the right to accept or reject any bid or part thereof and is not obliged to acceptthe lowest bid.• A valid B-BBEE certificate must be submitted.• Bids shall remain valid for a period of 90 (ninety) calendar days after the closing date• Telegraphic, telephonic, telex, facsimile, email and late bids will not be accepted.• Bids must only be submitted on the original bid documentation that is issued by Emfuleni LocalMunicipality and must be completed in full, signed and in black ink.

• The municipality will not necessarily appoint tenderer with the highest number of points.• No Bid will be accepted from bidders or any of its directors listed on the register for tender defaulters.

Preference is given to bidders who enhance the local economy, create jobs and who promote broad–based black economy empowerment (B-BBEE) and to bidders who are within the Emfuleni LocalMunicipality.

Mr. S. ShabalalaMUNICIPAL MANAGER

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR AMENDMENT OF TOWN-PLANNINGSCHEME IN TERMS OF SECTION 56(1)(b)(ii) OF THE TOWN

PLANNING AND TOWNSHIPS ORDINANCE,1986 (ORDINANCE 15 OF 1986) (H993)

I, Mr W Louw, being the authorized agent of Erf 5 Vanderbijlpark SouthEast 2 hereby gives notice in terms of section 56(1)(b)(ii) of the Town-planning and Townships Ordinance (Ordinance 15 of 1986) that I haveapplied to the Emfuleni Local Municipality for the amendment of the townplanning scheme known as the Vanderbijlpark Town Planning Scheme,1987 by the rezoning of the property described above, situated at 31Ramsbottom Street from “Residential 1” with one dwelling per erf to“Residential 1” with one dwelling per 700m2, that the street building line atRamsbottom Street and Frikkie Meyer Boulevard be relax from 6m to Omand that the line of no access at Frikkie Meyer Boulevard be uplifted.

All relevant documents relating to the application will be open for inspec-tion during normal office hours at the office of the Strategic Manager:Land Use Management, Emfuleni Local Council, 1st floor, Old Trust BankBuilding, c/o President Kruger and Eric Louw Streets, Vanderbijlpark for28 days from 16 April 2014.

Any person who wishes to object to the application or submit representa-tions in respect thereof, must lodge the same in writing to the MunicipalManager at the named address or to P.O.Box 3,Vanderbijlpark, 1900 or fax to (016) 9505533 within 28 days from 16 April2014.

Address of the authorized agent: Mr W Louw, 1 Schubert Street, Van-derbijlpark, 1911.Tel/ Fax: 083 384 8784 / 086 546 3812 a1tN3HV

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00It is the responsibility of the Advertiser to make surethat 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.

10 SEDIBENG STER 16 April - 22 April 2014

Sedibeng District Municipality

For further information please contact the Sedibeng District Municipality IDP Office on 016 450-3113

The IDP ManagerSedibeng District MunicipalityTel : 016 450 3113 / 3188

Bophelong Youth Advice Centre5050 Ext 10,BOPHELONG

Sebokeng Youth Advice CentreNo17 Moshoeshoe StreetMASOHENG - 016 592 2116

YouthAdvisory Centres

SRAC OfficesSICELO - 016 988 1960

Mafatsane Thusong Service Centre,(formerly MPCC)MAFATSANE - 016 988 1960

Sebokeng Thusong Service Centre,Moshoeshoe Street(formerly MPCC)HOUTKOP - 016 988 1960

Tshepiso Govan Mbeki Community CentreBoitshepiville Thusong Service Centre(formerly MPCC)TSHEPISO

Sicelo Shiceka Thusong Service Centre,

ThusongService Centres

PublicLibraries

HeidelbergCnr. Jacob & Louw StreetHEIDELBERG016 341 2532

Impumelelo,Stand No.22DEVON017 688 0273

Shalimar Ridge2 Kismet StreetHEIDELBERG016 349 2100

Jameson ParkCrn. Lark & Berlyn StreetsHEIDELBERG011 814 9373

Devon399 Schuurman StreetDEVON017 688 0273

Rensburg Library54 Labuschagne & Roets016 341 2532

Meyerton Library016 360 7444

Randvaal Library016 365 5093

Henley on Klip Library016 366 0112

De Deur Library016 360 7667

BophelongCnr Mathew &Zuma StreetBOPHELONG016 986 3876

BoipatongCnr Mamelodi &Dr Nkomo StreetBOIPATONG016 988 3738

DriehoekStuttaford StreetVANDERBIJLPARK016 932 5676

Evaton1151 Renfrew RoadEVATON016 591 7788

ResidensiaEzidehleni StreetZone 7B SEBOKENG016 593 9347

RoshneeBilal DriveROSHNEE016 556 1116

Rust-ter-VaalKiepersol StreetRUST-TER-VAAL016 556 1264

SebokengHlabula StreetZone 13 SEBOKENG016 594 1233

SharpevilleCnr. Seeiso & Zwane StreetSHARPEVILLE016 451 2526

VanderbijlparkCnr Klasie Havenga StreetVANDERBIJLPARK016 950 5252/53/62

VereenigingCnr. Leslie & Market StreetVEREENIGING016 450 3029

Please forward comments to:

Sedibeng District Municipality notice on tabling of theDistrict’s and Budget forDraft IDP 2014/15

IDP Documents will be available for comments in public domain as from 16th April-9th May 2014

Email to:- mhluphekim@sedibeng.gov.za- basseyr@sedibeng.gov.za

The Executive MayorCllr. Mahole Simon MofokengSedibeng District Municipality

The Draft IDP& Budget 2014/15can be viewed at:www.sedibeng.gov.za

OR

AN OPPORTUNITY TO CONTRIBUTE IN CHANGING SEDIBENG FOR THEBETTER AND STRIVING TOWARDS THE VAAL RIVER METROPOLITANMUNICIPALITY IN2016THATWEENVISAGE INALLOURPLANS.

The Executive Mayor of Sedibeng District Municipality cordially invite you oryour Organisation / Representatives to an IDP Stakeholders Engagementwhere the municipality will be engaging organised stakeholders on the DraftIDPandBudgetReviewof2014/15onDistrictWide futureplans.

Democracy is dependent on the participation of the citizens and civil society inthe form of external stakeholder engagement and interaction. Moreover, thisparticipationmust be inclusive of all in society. In alignment with the principlesset out for participatory democracy as contained in the South AfricanConstitution (Act 108 of 1996) mandate; that all spheres of governmentensure that IDP Public Participation consultation and feedback occur in all oftheir decisionmakingandpolicy processes.

I do hereby call on everyone in the District to actively participate and contributeinmaking submissions or comment on our planning as stipulated in Chapter 4,

section 18(1) (a)-(c) of theMunicipal System Act, 63 of 2000 oncommunicating information concerning communityparticipation, and which is read in conjunction withChapter 5, section 34 (a)(i)- (ii) and (b), includinginvolvement as referred to in Chapter6,section 42Integrated Development Plan (IDP) through PublicParticipation Consultative Stakeholders SectoralEngagementswill commence onWednesday 30th April2014.

For more information please contact the SedibengIDP Office at Sedibeng District MunicipalityMain Building, CNR Leslie & BeaconsfieldStreets, Vereeniging.

Business BreakfastDate: Wednesday 30th April 2014Time: 07h00-10h00Venue: Quest Conference EstateCurie Boulevard, Vanderbijlpark

Stakeholders EngagementDate: Wednesday 30th April 2014Time: 11h00-15h00Venue: Vereeniging Banquet HallConstitutional Square, Vereeniging

Draft Integrated Development Planand Budget Review for 2014/15Stakeholders Consultation

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NOTICE INTERMS OF SECTION 56(1) OFTHETOWN PLANNINGANDTOWNSHIPS ORDINANCE, 1986 (ORDINANCE 15 OF 1986)

VEREENIGING AMENDMENT SCHEME N950

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 Vereeniging Town Planning Scheme, 1992, by the rezoning of Erf259, Dadaville Township, located on the Northeastern corner of Abu Hur-rairah Crescent, from “Residential 1”, with a density of one (1) dwellingper erf, in Height Zone 0, to “Residential 1” with a density of one (1)dwelling per 300 m2, in Height Zone 12, to facilitate the erection of two (2)additional Dwelling Units, as well as the amendment of Clause 8 Tables“A” and “B” of the Town Planning Scheme to facilitate the relaxation of theStreet Building Lines from 5,00m to 0,0m.

All relevant documents relating to this Application will be open for inspec-tion during normal office hours at the office of the said Local Authority,office of the Deputy Municipal Manager: Economic Development Plan-ning (Land Use Management), 1st floor Development Planning Building,corner of President Kruger and Eric Louw Streets, Vanderbijlpark, from16 April 2014 until 14 May 2014. Any person who wishes to object to thisApplication or submit representations in respect thereof, must lodge thesame in writing to the said Local Authority at its address specified aboveor at P O Box 3, Vanderbijlpark 1900, on or before 14 May 2014.

Name and address of Agent:APS Town and Regional PlannersP O Box 12311LUMIER1905

Reference: Vereeniging Amendment Scheme N950.Date of first Publication: 16 April 2014Date of Second Publication: 23 April 2014 a

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If we can stop using our regional squads asholiday destinations ShootingFromTheHipwould be thrilled because we can achievewhatever we desire in the field of play. No-wadays coaching our regional squads is likeriding the gravy-train.

I just said it!Guys! Coaching our regional squads is

not only about those fancy hotels you stay

in during the Safa Tournaments, but we de-mand results in the field of play. It is surprisinghow some coaches will fight to coach our regi-onal squads because they will spend five daysin a ‘FIVE STAR’ hotel.If Shooting From The Hip may ask: When

last did our teambring silverware to our regionexcept when our u/15 won the Safa Legacy Ju-nior Soccer Tournament that took place at El-dorado Park Stadium last December? In recenttimes our squads have been nothing but abunch of ‘LOSERS’ as the Minister of Sports,Fikile Mbalula at one stage called our nationalteam, Bafana Bafana.The follow-up question on this should be:

How do you feel as a coach to take playerswho are not fit to represent our region just be-cause you want to do them a favour?The problem with our region is that we do

not monitor our players’ progress and we se-lect the players who quit football a long timeago. Did somebody bother to ask why ouru/15s went all the way to the final last yearof the Safa Legacy Junior Tournament? No!It is because the coaches did their homeworkby selecting players who play in their respecti-ve teams every weekend.They selected players who are exposed to

that level of competition. I think the samemusthappenwith our u/19 squad - select those play-

ers who play for their teams every weekend.We must go to the league and check the

team sheet.Wemust select playerswho playevery weekend rather than players whosmoke Nayope in the township.Gentlemen, please stop selecting players

who bask in the sun at the shops or at thestreet corners to represent our region. Theremust be respect!

These youngstersmust be proud of repre-senting our regional squads. They must we-ar those tracksuits with pride after the tour-nament. Please let us not use our squad forholiday destinations! We demand resultsand nothing else.

Tournaments become veil for personal holidays

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EVATON._ This year’s Pooe Easter SoccerTournament will form part of the celebrationof 20 Years of Democracy/Freedom. Thiswas revealed to Sedibeng Ster Sport byKgokgi Sports Foundation publicist MondliNkosi.The tournament started two weeks ago

with junior soccer teams and the senior te-ams (open) are expected to start their tourna-ment programme this weekend. Accordingto Nkosi they decided to dedicate this year’s

tournament in honour of the icon NelsonMandela and also celebrating the 20 Yearsof Freedom.“ Look, football forms part of democracy

because it also played an important role inthe freedom of this country. For example thiscountry was readmitted to the internationalscene after it was banned in all sporting co-des because of the previous regime and wesaw it fitting to celebrate this in style. Theseyoungsters must be educated in the historyof our country through sport. We want to in-

vite the people and share the historical mo-ment with them so that they can understandwhere we come from as far as football is con-cerned,” said Nkosi.He also revealed to Sedibeng Ster Sport

that they want wheelchair basketball to formpart of this year’s tournament.

He says this week they will have a mee-ting with relevant stakeholders to see if theycan get wheelchair basketball played on theday of the final. He says they are lookingfor only four teams for a start and next year

to involve more wheelchair basketball teamsto participate in the tournament.He adds, “We want to accommodate as

many sporting activities as we can, especial-ly disability sports like wheelchair basket-ball. This will be something extraordinarybecause in most cases disability sports areneglected.”Nkosi told Sedibeng Ster Sport that there

will be lots of entertainment on the day offinals with a host of prizes to be won by boththe winning teams and soccer fans.

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VANDERBIJLPARK.- Katleho Dyoyi isanother local ladwho is hoisting the Sedi-beng flag high in United States of Ameri-ca (USA). This former Carel De WetHigh School student was granted a lifeti-me opportunity to study in USA as partof his scholarship. The talented runnerhas become a revelation for the MonroeMustangs Athletics Club, clinching un-believable records. He specialises intrack and field, and cross country. Sincehe went to New York, Dyoyi is one ofthe most popular runners and is conside-ring staying in New York to futher hiscareer because of the opportunities thathave availed themselves. Speaking to Se-dibeng Ster Sport via a trans-atlantic te-lephone interview, Dyoyi says he enjoyseach and every moment of his stay inNew York. “I really enjoy my stay hereand I have made good friends. I want tothank my former school Carel de Wet for

this kind of opportunity because I wouldnot be here if it wasn’t for them. This iswhere all it started and I never thought thatone day I would be where I’m today. I alsoencourage other youths to study and trainhard so that they too can get this kind ofopportunity. It was not only through athle-tics I got this opportunity but also througheducation,” says Dyoyi excitedly. He hasbeen described as a wondrous and an excel-lent student byGaryAxelbankwho isMon-roe College’s Sports Development Direc-tor. Dyoyi was named ‘All American’ forhis outstanding performance in the three ra-ces – Indoor Track and Field Champions-hips he ran in March. He also helped hisschool finish third in relay setting a record.Monroe Mustangs Athletics is about provi-ding the opportunity for student athletes tostudy in USA and getting the academic be-nefits of an American College Degree andalso experience the cultural and social ad-vantage of all that America has to offer.

Dyoyi flies SAflag high inNewYork

KatlehoDyoyi turnsout to bea revelation for the MonroeMustangs Athletics in NewYork, United States of Ameri­ca. Photo: Supplied.