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VANDEBIJLPARK. - ‘You can run but youcan’t hide’. A police chase that took approx-imately 30 minutes from Vereeniging endedin the Vanderbijlpark CBDwhen police naileda drug-dealer still in possession of drugs anda lump sum of money on Tuesday afternoon.

The success of the police came through acommunity tip-off. The dealer was apparentlyabout to make a delivery in Vereeniging whenthe police K9 Unit was tipped off and the dan-gerous chase commenced. At first, the ruthless

suspects tore away from Police. “We had todeploy other units - Sharpeville and Vander-bijlpark police were at liberty to clip the sus-pect’s speedingwings,” says Police spokesper-son Constable Gertrude Makhale.

Police say the suspect was in possession ofan undisclosed sum of money, indicating thatit was not his first drop when they were tippedoff. “We found cocaine, heroin and Tik,” ex-plains Makhale.

The arrest shockedmostmotorists and shop-pers, when police converged at high speed to

apprehend the suspect driving a VW Passat.According to Vereeniging community lea-

der Bishop Abram Radebe, drugs have takenover in the area and its image has been entren-ched by the dealers and sex workers. “We arenot safe, our children are called names and the-se people are roaming around all over Vereeni-ging. They have taken over our place, this doesnot need prayers but the force of men,” saysRadebe.

The suspect appeared in court on Friday oncharges of drug dealing and possession.

Drug dealer nabbed

The car used by the suspect who almost literally turned the police up side-down in their pursuit. Inset: Three different units wereused to arrest this suspect for alleged drug dealing. Photos: Mduduzi Mathebula.

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Mduduzi Mathebula

VEREENIGNG.- “The community has redu-ced Vereeniging to a place of of drugs andsex workers. Vereeniging is not a place wherepeople can live anymore,” says a man of thecloth, Bishop Abram Radebe of the Work ofLife Bible Church. Drugs recently made nati-

onal headlines when a young girl in EldoradoPark pleaded that the leadership of the count-ry - President Jacob Zuma - respond to thespread of drugs in the area and the country.Zuma responded boldly to the place of helland shame, following the young girl’s re-quest. After the response, all areas were asked

to fight back by reporting drug dealers on atelephone line separate from their police stati-ons. Vereeniging recently launched its crimeand drug line this week through the leadershipof Brigadier Pule Mokoena who is mandatedby President Zuma. Police spokespersonCaptain Fikile Funda says that due to the call

from the Presidential office the VereenigingCluster has been the talk of the town on thesubject of drugs and sex workers.“We are pleading with the community to

start trusting us and using the direct line fordrug dealers and operators,” says Funda.The number is 016 450 2666,

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DE-DEUR. -Light started to shine overthe roofs of the foreign refugees after theWaqas Charity Organisation (WCO)from Vereeniging were touched follo-wing an article that appeared in SedibengSter (Refugees in dilemma, 28 August -3 September) SheikNuaman, head of theorganisation, said they could not foldtheir arms while other nationalities werestruggling to make ends meet.

“After reading the article, we saw itwas important that we visit the foreigncommunity to find out how they make aliving.It broke our hearts to see the communi-

ty living without clean water, sanitationand in self- made plastic shacks and mudhouses with one pit toilet used to caterfor 42 familes,” says Nuaman. Nuamansays that thanks should go to the mainsponsor, Yusuuf Dadabhay of Bubleesoft drink who changed the lives of thepoor communites. The refugees received

food parcels which included mealie me-al, rice andBublee drinks.Nuaman appe-als to community members to open theirhearts and offer any sort of assistance.With poverty written all over her face

one of the refugees Pierre Harrimana,could not hide her excitement and the lo-ve shown by the charity organisation.She said they were disapponted after

the African National Congress wardcouncillor, Sibongile Sebe together withher committeemembers camewith awa-ter tank. After speaking to them. Sebetold Sedibeng Ster that the refugees willbemoved soon as the place does not havewater and sanitation.She adds that the council assisted with

water the tank after the nearby communi-ty complained that the refugees ‘steal’water from from their yards.The refugees live in a ‘camp’ near De-

Deur and are fromvarious countries suchas Zanzibar, Burundi and Uganda, Theyfled their war-ravaged countries.

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SEBOKENG. - Police had their work cut outfor them following a gruesome murder at theZone 11 Stadium. A young man was foundsprawled in a pool of blood after he was stab-bed and left for dead.It is alleged that 23-year-old Lucky “Holo”

Montoewas sitting in the stadiumwith a groupof friends when he was approached by a fema-le and twomales. The female apparently poin-ted at him and told her “friends” that he (Mon-toe) was the one who had taken her T-shirt.As a result, one of the males then apparentlytook out a knife and stabbedMontoe. All threesuspects fled the scene.The stadium has become dangerous due to

its dilapidation and has turned into a high cri-me and drug zone, which poses a danger tosociety, especially because it is situated nextto a business area. Some community memberseven allege that thepopular drug ‘nyao-pe’ is being sold atthe stadium as nyao-pe smokers are al-ways loitering there.Police spokesper-

son MzimkhuluMtimkhulu says: “Acase of murder wasopened and the im-mediate tracing of thesuspects resumed.One suspectwas arre-sted and charged withmurder while theothers are still at lar-ge.”Mthimkhulu adds

that the arrested sus-pect will soon appearin the Sebokeng Ma-gistrates Court.The bereaved fa-

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An invitation is hereby made in terms of Section 49(1)(a)(i) read with Section 78(2) of the Act thatany owner of property or other person who so desires, may lodge an objection with the MunicipalManager in respect of any matter reflected in, or omitted from, the supplementary valuation rollwithin the above-mentioned period.

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SEBOKENG. – What should have been awonderful day turned into a nightmare for abridal couple on a Sunday afternoon when avehicle carrying 5 people, including the bri-desmaids overturned.This was on the Golden High way next to

Boitumelo.The accident happened in a tragic instant

and all celebrations ended abruptly. Tears flo-wed as family and friends rushed to the sceneto watch their loved ones escorted to an emer-gency vehicle.There was no clear indication as to what

led to the accident. However, bystandersclaim that the wedding cars were swervingaround the road as part of jubilation and exci-tement. Suddenly a car-tyre burst and the ve-hicle lost control and overturned. Police andemergency personnel were deployed to thescene, including Emfuleni Fire Rescue. Onarrival, Sedibeng Ster found that the familiesof the couple were at the scene and in shock.Police spokesperson Warrant Officer Mzik-hulu Mthimkhulu could not respond to pressenquiries at time of going to print.

Weddingwrecked by accidentWeddingwrecked by accidentFive people sustained serious injuries onSunday afternoon when one of the ToyotaCorolla's tyres burst while the car was inmotion. Photo: Mduduzi Mathebula.

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ung people should remember that freedomdid not fall from the sky but was fought for,that young peoplemust bear inmind that free-dom did not fall from heaven and that free-dom was brought at great sacrifice and withfreedom comes responsibility. Across all raci-al line the ‘Born free’s’ seem to have forgot-ten this as they live a life of ‘I don’t care’.Khathrada excites me when in his speech

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people to educate themselves and to becomeskilled because South Africa has a shortageof skills and that the responsibility of youngpeople is to take advantage of every openingthat is there for them to qualify themselvesbecause education is vital. Kathrada also saysthat youth need to realise that they have a res-ponsibility now. “You must educate yourselfto serve yourself, to serve your parents andto serve your country.”Contentment filled my heart when he men-

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SEBOKENG.-The residents of Sonder-Water made it clear that they will not tole-rate corruption in the RDP project current-ly underway in Ward 28. They are of theopinion that a project in their ward shouldbenefit the people living in the area beforeit benefits ‘outsiders’.A heated meeting between the residents

and the people overseeing the project reve-aled suspicions that some of the houses ha-ve already been sold to people outsideWard 28. The finger of suspicion waspointed at Ward 28 Councillor MadimabeSeisa who was not present at the meeting.Residents also claimed that Seisa had notbeen keeping them in the loop regardingthe progress of the project.“There is a reason for our suspicion. A

list of people that qualify to get houseswasdrafted, but suddenly names of the people

from this area were replaced by other peo-ple.The project is set to produce 250 houses

of which 50 have already been allocatedto people, but the problem is the fact thatthere are a number of houses which havebeen approved but still have not been allo-cated since March,” says a reliable sourcefrom within the community.What the residents want is transparency

about the happenings of the project. “NoRDP houses will be sold here, we have se-en this happen far too many times in otherplaces and we are not going to tolerate ithere.“I would like the opportunity to fix

things, we must not mix issues. The listthat had been tampered with was sent backand now we are in possession of the origi-nal list. What is going to happen is thathouses will be allocated using this list,”

says community represen-tative Titus Sefatsa whoclaimed that he would takethe matter of transparencyup with the Ward Counci-lor. Seisa says, “I do nothave the powers to sellhouses. I am an EmfuleniLocal Municipality Coun-cillor and the RDP projectbelongs to the Departmentof Housing and they willallocate houses and notme.I do not have the power tosay that houses are ready asI am not an inspector.”Seisa states that people

must understand thatthings must go through theright channels, adding thatapproved people will gettheir houses.

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Residents demanded answers from community repre-sentative Titus Sefatsa (left) who assured them thatpeoplewhose applications had been approvedwill gethouses. Photo: Moleboheng Chaha

Lazarus Dithagiso

VANDERBIJLPARK. - The Minister ofArts and Culture and also Chairperson oftheAfricanNational Congress inGauteng,Paul Mashatile, says that his party is therightful vehicle to transform the economyof the country. Mashatile was addressingthe business forum during the Gala Dinnerhosted at the Riverside Hotel last week.“Transformation will never defeat uswhen we are working with the BusinessForum.There are people struggling to get ac-

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in a good financial state and people gettingbetter education, with less crime and in acaring society,” Mashatile says, addingthat the DA will never defeat the ANC.“The ANC is well organised in Gau-

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(DA) for a lack of a plan to govern thecountry and also encouraging the businessforum to at least bringmore than a hundrednew members to register for the ANC.Mashatile ended by saying that they

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DE DEUR. - Another new political party,Khoisan Kingdom and All People Party(KKAAP) is in Sedibeng region and willregister to compete with the likes of theANC, DA, Cope, IFP, APC, to mention buta few in next year’s general elections. Theparty still has to register with the Indepen-dent Electoral Commission (IEC).The party made inroads when they adop-

ted St Francis Care Foundation in De-Deursmallholdings recently. Jabu Radebe, actingpresident of the KKAAP, said they are notin politics to add numbers. “We are here to

change the lives of the people for the better,”he said. Radebe was speaking before theyadopted the home that houses orphans.It was a big relief for the orphanage when

the KKAAP installed a DSTV dish, renova-ted the building, provided food parcels,T-shirts of the party and clothing as well asall their basic needs.The KKAAP said they would never allow

the children to go to bed on empty stomachs.Radebe said their main objective, is to bringback the lost dignity to the poorest of thepoor who are the most marginalised commu-nity members.

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VEREENIGING. - Sedibeng College studentsand staff recently joined partner organisationsfrom around Gauteng at the College’s Sebok-eng Campus to celebrate the official launch ofthe new college libraries.

Organised by the US State Department Ful-bright ETAs, Mica Fidler and Ayushi Gumma-di, who have worked to develop libraries ateach Sedibeng campus since January, the eventwas a chance to celebrate the libraries’ deve-lopment, encourage students to use their newresources and thank donors who made the li-braries possible.

Directed by student programme directors,France Koaho and Ntsheiseng Motaung, theprogram featured a performance by the talen-ted Sebokeng Campus choir, a speech by Sedi-beng College Principal

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He shared his foolproof formula for achie-ving your DREAM: Discipline, Respect, (lear-ning from) Experience, Appreciation, and Mo-tivation. As he stated in his speech, librariesare “theatres of dreams,” and his words willhopefully inspire students to engage with thosetheatres.

Following his speech, the Fulbrights presen-ted gifts to the partner organisations that madethe libraries possible, including VUT Gold-fields Library, Rotary International, and theUSConsulate in Johannesburg. Sedibeng College

was honoured to host ConsulGeneral EarlMil-ler, Public Affairs Officer John Warner, and In-

formation Resource Centre RepresentativeChris du Plessis at the event.

Ayushi Gummadi (Fulbright ETA), Dr Abe Mashele, (Principal/CEO Sedibeng College)receiving books at the official library launch from Consul General Earl Miller (US Consu-late) and Mica Fidler (Fulbright ETA).

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Lazarus Dithagiso

VANDERBIJLPARK. - The Vice Chan-cellor and principal of the Vaal Universityof Technolgy (VUT), Professor IreneMoutlana recently thanked lecturers forbelieving in the potential of the students.

Speaking to the graduates, Moutlanaadvised them to think outside the boxwhen they encounter obstacles.

“Life is about choices that you make.As a university we can only do so muchand the rest lies with the graduates,” shesays. One of the key note speakers, Sedi-bengDistrictMunicipalityMMC for Stra-

tegic Planning and Economic Develop-ment, Maipato Tsokolibane, said that thecountry needs the graduates’ expertise andcommitment. “The country needs discipli-ned and educated people like you, becauseeducation is the key to success,” she said.

After five years of hardwork it was timefor the VUT students to reap what theyhave sown. With smiling faces, werefrom left Thembi Khambule, Tshinaka-ho Nyathela, Ugochukwu Moka andEhizokae Ebhonu. Photo: Lazarus Dit-hagiso

Mduduzi Mathebula

EVATON. – The Evaton branch of the RedCross Federation ventured into the communi-ty to present a breakdown of their serviceson Wednesday.The huge number of community members

crowded the Red Cross premises as per theirinvite. The visit was to teach the communityon what the Red Cross stands for within thecommunity, and how best the communitymembers can utilise the services rendered tothem. According the Red Cross members, pe-ople do not really know what they do. “Werender services to the community, on socialissues and health. We have various depart-ments that engage with the community,” saysMoeketsi Mofolo.Pontsho Lebotha further emphasised other

matters like home-based care. “We offer ho-

me-based care that includes the visiting of pa-tients. We teach patients about treatment, tostick to the schedule when it comes to theirmedication, be it TB or HIV, or any otherchronic disease. We also offer counseling,”says Lebotha.The other services cited deals with orphans

and vulnerable children. NompiMaduna spo-ke strongly about such issues - children whohad to head families while parents had passedon, while some had become orphans at an ear-ly age.Auxiliary worker Dikonelo Matsoso adds

that they work with social workers on socio-logical matters that may have severe socialimplications.An opportunity was given to the communi-

ty to ask questions to further understand moreabout Red Cross.

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Red Cross wants to domore to embrace community social responsibilities. Photo: Mdu-duzi Mathebula.

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tres and causes we believe we will be able tomake significant differences and change atti-tudes within the Vaal Region,” says SMatlala.

Principal of Thabo-Vuyo, Hope Hlongwa-ne, who is absolutely passionate about the de-velopment of kids with disabilities, expressed

her gratitude on behalf of the learners andschool and the bright start of a relationship bet-ween Emerald Foundation and Thabo-Vuyo.

Moleboheng Chaha

SEBOKENG. - Emerald Resort & Casino hasonce again ploughed back into the communitywith their recent visit to Thabo-Vuyo Resour-ce Center. Through its CSI Division the Eme-rald Foundation made donations to the centrein the form of gardening goods.Thabo-Vuyo cares for and teaches children

with multiple intellectual disabilities in theVaal Triangle. The learners of Thabo-Vuyosuffer from cerebral palsy, epilepsy, partialblindness and hearing problems.“This year we took a different direction and

decided to donate trees, tables, benches andflowers to Thabo–Vuyo Resource Centre forintellectually disabled children in Sebokeng,”says Shirley Matlala, HR Executive at Eme-rald Resort & Casino.“The decision was prompted by the need

to create awareness around Arbour Day byeducating local children and the communityabout the importance of the environment. Byspreading our outreach efforts to different cen-

Thabo-Vuyo Resource Center teachers pose with Emerald Resort & Casino staff who donated trees,flowers,benches and tables tothe center recently.

Emerald Resort & Casino ploughs back

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VEREENIGING.- Drug abuse and crime ha-ve become a norm in society. The ‘UltimateHelp’ with the community recently held anevent dubbed ‘Sports, Arts and Cultureagainst substance abuse and crime’ to createawareness within the community.The ‘Ultimate Help’ together with com-

munities of De Deur, Lakeside and BedworthPark have been involved in the fight againstcrime and substance abuse since 2011.Kgotso Khatile, a member of the organisa-

tion says, “We tackled the big problem thatsociety is faced with through sports and cul-tural activities. We think the reason peopleuse drugs and do crime is entirely because

they have nothing better to do. Boredom anddrugs are definitely connected.”Khatile adds that the aim of the day was

to get people involved in different activitiessuch as soccer, netball and there were alsoperformances of drum majorettes and drama.Another member of the organisation Da-

vid Chaldin stated that he was once a victimof drug abuse. “The message that we are sen-ding to young people is that they must stopusing drugs because of the dire consequencesit has on people’s lives,” concludes Chaldine,who states that ‘The Ultimate Help’ is dedi-cated to fighting the epidemic of drug-crimeand substance abuse within the Sedibeng re-gion.

The ultimate fight against drug abuseThe ultimate fight against drug abuse

The ‘Ultimate Help’ recently involved the community in different sporting and culturalactivities in the fight to combat crime, drugs and substance abuse.


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Vereistes vir die pos:* Woonagtig in Vaaldriehoek* Oor eie vervoer beskik* Rekenaarvaardig wees* Goed tweetalig (Afrikaans en Engels) lees, skryf en praat* Drie jaar ondervinding in finansiële kantoor of bankwese* Graad 12-sertifikaat (geslaag)* Begindatum vir opleiding 1 November 2013

‘n Vergoedingspakket sal bepaal word volgens ervaring en kwalifikasies‘n Volledige CV moet ingedien word wat as ‘n aansoek sal dien.Aansoeke sluit op 4 Oktober 2013 om 12:00.

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Engineering Companyseeking a Site Agent for reinforcing,formwork, concrete, excavation etc.Inspections on large commercial

development in the Vanderbijlpark area.10+ years experience N.Dip (relevant);valid driver’s licence, contract 12 months

Email CV to [email protected]

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Qualified Electrician:

Qualified Electrician required to work in the Vaaltriangle area for a minimum 3 year contract,

Requirements; 3 phase Red Seal, Driver’s License

Mechanical Fitter:Qualified Mechanical Fitter required to work in theVaal triangle area for a minimum 3 year contract,

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Faks CV (nie langer as 3 bladsye nie)na 016 455 2971

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20.Wegneemetes&Restaurante / TakeAways&Restaurants

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

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33. Loodgieters / Plumbing34.AlgemeneDienste /

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36. Sekuriteit / Security37. Plaagbeheer /

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63.Veevoer / Animal Feeds64.Diere&Pluimvee

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90.Hoewes&Plase te huur /SmallHoldings&Farmstolet

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APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 56(1) OF THE TOWN PLANNING ANDTOWNSHIPS ORDINANCE, 1986 (ORDINANCE 15 OF 1986)

VANDERBIJLPARK AMENDMENT SCHEME H1233I, A P Squirra of APS Town and Regional Planners, being the authorizedagent of the owner of Holding 30 Staalrus Agricultural Holdings, situated inVan Schalkwijk Road, hereby gives notice in terms of Section 56(1)(b)(i) ofthe Town 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, for the rezoning of theabovementioned Holding, from “Agricultural” purposes with an Annexure touse the Holding for an auctioneers business (including the sale of small andlarge livestock) and offices (80m2) incidental thereto, to “Agricultural”purposes with an Annexure for the use of the Holding for the above usesand the further use, of the Holding for commercial uses,constructionfacilities, workshops (excluding noxious uses), the storage and sale of newand secondhand motor vehicles (500 m2 in extent) and purposes incidentalthereto, and other facilities incidental to all the abovementioned uses. Allrelevant documents relating to this Application will be open for inspectionduring normal office hours at the office of the said Local Authority, office ofthe Deputy Municipal Manager: Economic Development Planning (LandUse Management), 1st floor Development Planning Building, corner ofPresident Kruger and Eric Louw Streets, Vanderbijlpark, from 18 September2013 until 16 October 2013. 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 above orat P 0 Box 3, Vanderbijlpark 1900, on or before 16 October 2013. Nameand address of Agent: APS Town and Regional Planners P 0 Box 12311LUMIER 1905 Reference: Vanderbijlpark Amendment Scheme H1233Date of first Publication: 18 September 2013

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NOTICE IN TERMS Of SECTION 5(5) OIF THE GAUTIENGREMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS ACT, 1996 (ACT 3 OF 1996)

VANDERBIJLPARK AMENDMENT SCHEME H1227I, A P Squirra of APS Town and Regional Planners, being the authorizedagent of the owner hereby give notice in terms of Section 5( 5) of theGauteng Removal of Restrictions Act, 1996 ( Act 3 of 1996) that I haveapplied to the Emfuleni Local Municipality for the removal of certain titleconditions contained in the Deed of Transfer No. T02 1430/10 of Erf 68,Vanderbijl Park South West 5 Township, which property is located on theNorth Eastern boundary of Elgar Street ( No. 3 7) and for the simultaneousamendment of the Vanderbijlpark Town Planning Scheme, 1987 , by therezoning of the Erf, from “Residential 1” purposes with a density of one (1) dwelling per existing erf, to “Residential 1” purposes with a density of one(1) dwelling per 1250 m2,as well as the amendment of Clause 8 Table “8” tofacilitate the amendment of the Street Building Line from9,14 m to 0,0 m. All relevant documents relating to this Application will beopen for inspection during normal office hours at the office of the said LocalAuthority, office of the Deputy Municipal Manager: Economic DevelopmentPlanning (Land Use Management), 1st floor Development Planning Building,corner of President Kruger and Eric Louw Streets, Vanderbijlpark, from 18September 2013 until 16 October 2013. Any person who wishes to objectto this. Application or submit representations in respect thereof, must lodgethe same in writing to the said Local Authority at its address specified aboveor at P 0 Box 3, Vanderbijlpark 1900, on or before 16 October 2013. Nameand address of Agent: APS Town and Regional Planners P 0 Box 12311LUMIER 1905 Reference: Vanderbjlpark Amendment Scheme H 122 7.Date of first Publication: 18 September 2013

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NOTICE FOR THE AMENDMENT OF VANDERBIJLPARK TOWNPLANNING SCHEME, 1987 AMENDMENT SCHEME H1234:A PORTION OF FREEMANTLE ROAD VANDERBIJLPARK SE 2

I, Mr. C F DE JAGER of PACE PLAN CONSULTANTS, being theauthorized agent of the owner, hereby gives notice in terms of Section56(1)(b)(ii) of the Town-Planning and Townships Ordinance (15 of1986) that I have applied to the Emfuleni Municipal Council for theamendment of the Vanderbijlpark Town Planning Scheme, 1987, inrespect of a Portion of Freemantle Road Vanderbijlpark SE 2, with therezoning of a the Portion from “Public Road” to “Business 1”.All relevant documents relating to the application will be open forinspection during normal office hours at the office of the StrategicManager: Land Use Management, First floor, Old Trust BankBuilding, corner of President Kruger Street and Eric Louw Street,Vanderbijlpark, for 28 days from 18 September 2013.

Any person, who wishes to object to the application or submitrepresentations in respect thereof, must lodge the same in writingto the Municipal Manager at the named address or to P O Box 3,Vanderbijlpark 1900 or fax to (016) 950 5533 within 28 days from18 September 2013.

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

Date of first publication: 18 September 2013

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NOTICE IN TERMS OF CLAUSES 12 AND 19 OF THEVANDERBIJLPARK TOWN PLANNING SCHEME, 1987ERF 896, VANDERBIJL PARK CW6 X 1 TOWNSHIPI, A P Squirra of APS Town and Regional Planners, being theauthorized agent of the owner hereby give notice in terms of Clauses12 and 19 of the Vanderbijlpark Town Planning Scheme, 1987, thatI have applied to the Emfuleni Local Municipality for the “SpecialConsent” of the Emfuleni Local Municipality to also use Erf 896,Vanderbijl Park CW6 X 1 Township, located at 27A LangenhovenStreet, for a “Shop” and “Place of Refreshment” (as set out under theheading “The Application” in the Memorandum).Particulars relating to this Application will be open for inspectionduring normal office hours at the office of the said Local Municipality,·office of the Deputy Municipal Manager: EconomicDevelopment ·Planning (Land Use Management), 1st floorDevelopment Planning Building, corner of President Kruger and EricLouw Streets, Vanderbijlpark, from 18 September 2013until 16 October 2013. Any person who wishes to object to thisApplication or submit representations in respect thereof, must lodgethe same in writing to the said Local Municipality at its addressspecified above or at P 0 Box 3, Vanderbijlpark 1900, on or before16 October 2013.Name and address of Agent:APS Town and Regional PlannersLocal Municipality Reference Number: 7/3/CW6X1 TownshipDate of first Publication: 18 September 2013.

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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 whosedetails are set out below to lodge an application for TAVERNLICENCE to the secretary of the local committee of Sedibeng

1. Full names of the applicant: MNCEDISI SAMUEL MABALA2. Intended trading name: JOZI PLACE3. Registration number of the applicant: 70051054430814. Full address and location of the premises: 6768 ZONE 12

SEBOKENG, VANDERBIJLPARK5. Type of license applied for: TAVERN LIQUOR LICENCE6. Names and nature of educational institutions within a radius of1 kilometer from the premises in paragraph 4. None

7. Names and distances to similar licenses premises within a radiusof 1 kilometer from the premises in paragraph 4. None8. Places of worship within a radius of 1 kilometer from the premises

in paragraph 4: None9. Signed at Vereeniging on the 30 day of JULY 2013

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VEREENIGING. - Sedibeng Region SocialDevelopment Department hosted a younggirls’ empowerment workshop at the VaalTeknorama recently. Over 120 girls agedbetween 14 and 18 from different schoolsaround Sedibeng attended the workshop un-der the theme ‘Cultivating Confidence, Self–Respect and Assertiveness’.Upon Sedibeng Ster’s arrival, the venue

was packed with these young leaders in whi-te - as a symbol of purity. Among the dignita-ries was Miss Emfuleni Tsholofelo and FirstPrinces Hope, and Face of Dove Lerato Mo-koena, Nozipho Mhlambi from Mzanzi Bal-let and Colonel Esther Radebe from the Se-bokeng SAPS.These were the motivational speakers ca-

tering for these dynamic leaders with no-thing but productive, life-changing words.According to Social Worker Khumo Kgo-

Social Development Girl Empowerment launch recently. Photo: Mduduzi Mathebula.

moeswana, the event was initiated to encou-rage young girls to love and respect themsel-ves, set goals for themselves and not to letothers belittle them or to use negativity tosteer them away from achieving their dre-ams.Throughout the event all motivators had

one thing in common, they believed that the-se young girls should start surroundimgthemselves with positive people.“They initiated such a platform to launch

the Sedibeng Young Girls Network Forum,which will be facilitated and managed by theDepartment.The vision for the Department is to empo-

wer young girls and rebuild moral fibreamongst young girls in preparing them to be-come successful and responsible women,”says Kgomoeswana.She adds that the programme was in re-

cognition of the fact that there is an increa-

sing moral decay among young girls.The aim of the Forum is to create an op-

portunity to formally engage young girls ina programme that would provide them with

an opportunity to focus on discussions regar-ding issues affecting young girls today suchas teenage pregnancy, alcohol/ drug abuse,peer pressure.

Teaching girls reponsibility


Proud Rocketeer learners from Edu-College Grade 8 to 10shone bright during the Energy Project Competition hostedin Sedibeng East, District 7. The group obtained position 3and is now preparing for the provincial competition.The mission is to create a conveyer belt that will not harmthe environment, is safe to use, and reduces the rate of unem-ployment. The learners are, from left, Panache Schemjere,Mbali Radebe, Mbali Senwedi andMathata Lebesa, Photo: La-zarus Dithagiso.

Moleboheng Chaha

De Deur. - Kasi Corner CreativeConcepts recently held the first an-nual woman-to-woman empower-ment seminar with the concept‘information is power’ as a way tohelp develop young girls.Speakers of the day all related

how they succeeded in spite of theobstacles they faced while gro-wing up. Nurse and entrepreneur,Diana Thaane, related the story ofher success to the young girls whoattended the seminar. Thaane toldthe girls how it had taken her 20years before she attained her quali-fication and became a professionalnurse. “It is possible for a girl childborn and bred in a disadvantagedbackground to be successful. Allyou have to do is perseverethrough any difficulties you maycome across. Education is themost important gift you can giveto yourself. Go to school and getyour education,” Thaane conclu-

ded. Another speaker of the dayBoitumelo Makume who holds aMaster’s degree in Science alsoemphasised the importance of yo-ung girls getting an education.“There are so many opportunitiesout there today and as a young per-son you don’t have an excuse fornot getting your qualifications.There is so much one can gainfrom going to school. When a per-son is educated they are able to at-tain a higher level of thinking thanthose around them.”Thusi Motsamai and Thulane

Radebe of Kasi Corner CreativeConcepts state that there is a greatneed for empowerment from wo-man to woman. “Our aim today isto empower young girls to go outthere and make things happen.There is a great need for professio-nal women in our community andtheir upliftment starts with us.”Motsamai adds that the event willbe held annually.

‘Informationis power’seminar

Members of Kasi Corner Creative concepts stand with some ofthe young girls who attended thewoman towoman empowermentseminar recently held at De-Deur. Photo: Moleboheng Chaha.

Energy project winners


Zacharia Nale

SHARPEVILLE. - Paul Tsimo Motsepe (32)is one of the up-and-coming knowledgeablecoaches destined for a great future in coa-ching. Motsepe is one of the few local coa-ches who became armed with a Safa LevelOne Coaching Certificate in 2007. The cour-se was conducted by SimonNgomane and Contin Kubeka.Some of the notable names

who were his class mates du-ring the course include DoctorKhumalo, Shakes Kungwane,DavidModise, GeelbooiMas-ango, Meshack Tsotetsi (late)and Thomas Madigage (late)to mention but a few.This pocket-sized Sharpe-

ville-based development co-ach has some incredibleknowledge when it comes totechnical matters.Sedibeng Ster Sport had a

heart-to-heart interview withMotsepe who believes thatthere is a serious need for localcoaches to be empowered inthis region.“I believe our coaches need

to be empowered, especiallythose who work with youngs-ters in this region. I have reali-sed that some of these boysneed proper coaching so thatthey can grow and becomebetter players.There are lots of youngsters

with potential in this region.The only thing they need isgood coaching and they can

play anywhere in the world,” says Motsepe.To date, his track record speaks for itself ashe was appointed head coach of the now VaalFootball Association (VFA) regional team in2002, 2003 and 2004.Motsepe is the manager/coach of Benfica

FC from Sharpeville.

Great future forMotsepe

Right: Paul Tsimo Motsepeis one of the few local coa-ches who are destined for agreat future. Photo: ZachariaNale.

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An open letter to all those who are involvedin the development of football in this regi-on, development coaches, administrators,parents, LFAs, to mention just few.

Dear Sir/Madam,

Yours Truly Shooting From The Hip wastasked with the responsibility to be the mana-ger of the Emfuleni Local Association’sStreamA squad that participated at the Emfu-leni Expo u/17 Tournament over the wee-kend. Shooting From The Hip will alwayscherish this opportunity to work with such abunch of talented youngsters in this region,particularly the Emfuleni area. Working withthese boys was something special taking into

consideration their individual brilliance.No doubt, most, if not all of them have

bright futures ahead of them as far as footballis concerned, but only iftheir mentors - in this casetheir coaches - at club le-vel realise this.This brings Shooting

From The Hip to the pointthatmost of these youngs-ters don’t get: game-timeat their respective clubs.In fact most of the playersin Stream A squad don’tfeature regularly in theirteam, especially those who play in PromotionLeague. The reason why these youngsters

don’t play is because now most of the teamsprefer to field tried-and-tested players becau-se they want to challenge for the league title.

Some of these boysare left to rot on thebench. They lack ga-me-time and engagingin the simple basics offootball like passingand trapping, and nowtheir confidence islow! Why are we kil-ling such talented yo-ungsters in this regi-on? Shooting From

The Hip doesn’t blame these youngsters forlack of football basics but their coaches for

lack of vision. Now Shooting From The Hipunderstands the frustration of the national te-ams coaches’ experience. What ShootingFrom The Hip has seen of these youngstersis that some of them are not exposed to coa-ching and at this age they are supposed to befully developed. The problem is that most de-velopment coaches are not interested in thedevelopment of these boys - their only con-cern is to win the league. What about theseboys’ growth? How at this stage, or shouldI say, age, can a player not know how to passa ball directly to his teammate? It is quiteclear: the development coaches do not even

give them basic training, which is relevant atthis stage. Sir/Madam, our football needs amakeover in which we go back to basics -not to the drawing board as is always the casewhen Bafana Bafana fails to qualify for majortournaments.Yours trulyShooting From The Hip

Towhom itmay concernbench. They lack ga-SHOOTING

FROM THEHIPWith

Zacharia Nale

Zacharia Nale

SHARPEVILLE.- Jomo Cosmos, alias‘Ezenkosi’ were crowned at the 2013Emfuleni Expo u/17 Soccer Tournamentheld at Sharpeville’sGeorge Thabe Stadi-um over the weekend.Ezenkosi achieved this feat by beating

the Emfuleni Local Football Associati-on’s Stream B squad 2-0 in the final. Thebest talent was on display for the betterpart of the tournament by the participa-ting teams. The game of the tournamentwas between Emfuleni Stream A andStream B in the semi-final. Emfuleni Lo-calMunicipality Sports Senior ControllerProfessor Sebeela hailed the tournamenta sensation.He complimented all the participating

teams for making this tournament a suc-cess. After the tournament all the partici-pating teamswere presentedwithmedals.

Left: EmfuleniStream A beforetheir gameagainst StreamB in the semi-fi-nal. : Real Fighters andMohloli players in actionduring these two teams’

match. Photos: Zacharia Nale.

Left: EmfuleniStream B squadbefore their en-tertainingmatchagainst theircounterpart inStream A. Only`sudden death’could decide awinner andStream B beatStream A 9 - 8..

Cosmos crowned the Emfuleni Expo u/17 ChampionsCosmos crowned the Emfuleni Expo u/17 Champions


SportSportSportSportSportSportSport at its best

SEDIBENG.- The Emerald Cup, Africa’s ri-chest horse race on sand, takes place on Sep-tember 28 at the Vaal Race Course and getseven larger this year as an entire weekend offamily entertainment is dedicated to this event.

Emerald Resort and Casino Chief ExecutiveOfficer Martin Rice says, “The Emerald Cupis traditionally one of the biggest events on ourpacked annual calendar. It is an opportunity forus to get together socially with the people thatmake us who we are. This year sees the intro-duction of activities both on and off the race-track throughout the weekend, including a hostof entertainment and hospitality packageswhich have been arranged for the race day.”

Starting on Friday September 27 on theEmerald Resort & Casino premises and conti-nuing until Sunday,will be a dedicated fun parkcreated to accompany the Emerald Cup. Acti-vities and events such as gladiator jousting,

bungee trampolines, an inflatable climbingwall and the rock wall giant slide combo willbe combinedwith an inflatable human bowlingalley and carnival tents. Gates will be open bet-ween 10:00 and 17:00. Besides magnificenthorse racing, picnic facilities, braai areas andonsite food options, race day/track side enter-tainment includes themusical talents ofMiCa-sa, CrashCarBurn and always a crowd pleaser- DJ Vin Deysel. According to Rice, the artistsare specifically chosen to cater to a diversecrowd that attends the Emerald Cup. It is alsoa great opportunity to showcase some of theextraordinary musical talent that South Africahas to offer. One of the best ways to experiencethe racing is by taking advantage of the trackside braai sites which offer the front row racingat very affordable rates.

To book any of the hospitality packages, ple-ase contact Agnes on (011) 681 1702.

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Zacharia Nale

SASOLBURG. - History will be made whenthe Fezile Dabi Municipality hosts the F2 Po-wer Boating World Championship scheduledto take place in Sasolburg from December 14- 15.This will be the first time Africa hosts the

F2 Power Boating World Championship. Ac-cording to organisers, the venue was chosenbecause, since the introduction of F1 Power-boat Racing as a sport in South Africa, theFree State Province has played a pivotal rolewith the establishment of the sport in thecountry and has become known as ‘the offici-al home to the sport’.It is anticipated that that nine countries

from all over the world will be participatingin this year’s F2 Powerboat World FinalChampionship. South Africa will be repre-sented by Wynand de Jager who has madea mark in the sport for the past few years.The CEO of Free State Tourism Dhilosen

Pillay says the Free State Tourism will getthat international exposure from these games.He says the Free State is such a beautiful

place because of its surrounding, with a riverthat gives it attractive features. “We use wateras a form of entertainment and safety. A Dis-aster Management system is in place and wewill ensure it is well marketed. We have nodoubt the event will have a great turnout,”says Pillay.

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