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SHARPEVILLE. - Noni Mokhethi (33) ofTshepiso Phase 4 and two of her children survi-ved a fire that was set to kill them all recently.

This comes after her husband Jeremiah To-mokoane (37) allegedly attempted to kill the en-tire family by fire.

Mokhethi says, “My husband and I have threechildren. He left us three months ago to go andlive at Joko-Tea squatter camp near Bophelong.During this time we had been discussing thepossibility of him coming back, but he told methat he was sick and did not want to hurt meor our kids.” According to Mokhethi Tomoko-ane recently came knocking on their door lateat night with a bottle full of petrol. She refusedto open the door and that was when he appa-rently kicked the door in and started pouringpetrol on her, himself and all over the house,setting fire to everything. Mokhethi saysshe managed to push her way out of thehouse and screamed for help:

“I started to scream, calling the neigh-bours for help because I knew that myyoungest son would not wake up. My el-dest was visiting a friend nearby and theone in the middle managed to climb outof the window.” Mokhethi’s brother hadto go into the burning container to gethis young niece out. The communitymanaged to put out the fire but it wastoo late for severely burned Tomoko-ane as he died on arrival at SebokengHospital.

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Noni Mokhethi holds the picture of her husband, Jeremiah Tomokoane who recently died after allegedly attempting to kill the entire family by means ofa fire. Photo: Moleboheng Chaha.

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VEREENIGING. - One of five suspects ina robbery case was apparently arrested with-out proper cause, while the other four weremistakenly released without being charged.

A tip-off by a police informant led to afoiled armed robbery in the VereenigingCBD on August 15 (Sedibeng Ster 19-25August), but all this effort and good workalmost went to waste when all the arrestedsuspects were released.

Police spokesperson Brigadier HangwaniMalaudzi of the Hawks told Sedibeng Sterthat two of the suspects had since been ar-rested again. The other two are still at large.

Brigadier Mulaudzi said the acting head:Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation(Hawks), Major General Mthandazo Ntle-meza, realised with shock that the suspects

had been released before they appearedin court. It appears that the team, whichhad done fantastic work in apprehendingthe suspects, for some reason did not fol-low through by ensuring that the suspectswere charged and presented before courtwithin 48 hours as required by law. Hesaid the management of the Hawks viewsthis as a serious matter and has orderedan internal investigation.

The suspects were originally arrestedwith four firearms and an R4 rifle in theirpossession. They were arrested on thecorner of Beaconsfield and Edward Streeton August 15. “We are working extreme-ly hard to rectify this matter. We are con-fident justice will be served. The two sus-pects at large will be arrested and broughtbefore the court,” says Ntlemeza.

SASOLBURG. – Zamdela Police are loo-king for a man that allegedly shot and killedhis girlfriend and would like the communi-ty’s help. They appeal to members of the pu-blic for any information that may lead to thearrest of the 39-year-old suspect in connecti-on with a murder that took place in Snake-park, Zamdela.

On July 26 in the early hours of the mor-ning, Mantwa Dorah Machedi (35) was shotwith a firearm apparently by her boyfriend,Thabiso Simon Phali (39) in Snakepark,Zamdela. Machedi was shot five times in thehead and upper body and died on the scene.The suspect fled on foot and is still at large.On July 29 a warrant for his arrest was issu-ed at the Sasolburg Magistrates Court. Any-one with information that could lead to thearrest of Phali can contact Detective Serge-ant Dean April of Zamdela Police on (016)974 6031 or 079 779 4977.

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The suspect, Thabiso Simon Phali.

Lazarus Dithagiso

VANDERBIJLPARK. - One of two house-breaking suspects was out on parole afterserving a sentence - also for housebreaking.He was supposed to only be released in 2019,but he is back in the court again for the samecrime.

The suspect and his accomplice are facingcharges of housebreaking, theft and posses-sion of the stolen goods. They were arrestedrecently. It is alleged that the suspects werefollowed by a member of the public who sus-pected that they were up to no good. Whilethey were followed, they were seen jumpingthe wall to a house in Burchell Street, Vander-

bijlpark. Police were alerted and rushed to thescene. Upon seeing the police the suspectstried to jump out of the yard but it was toolate. The suspects were arrested on the scene.The police asked the neighbour to call theowners of the house to come and see if any-thing was missing from their home.

Police communication officer SergeantGertrude Makhale said the owner confirmedand identified the goods that were found inpossession of the suspects.

The suspects briefly appeared in the Van-derbijlpark Magistrate’s Court.

The matter was postponed for further in-vestigation and for possible bail application.

Parolee arrested for the same crime

One of these two suspects was released onparole, after which both of them were arrested for housebreaking, theft and possession of stolen goods. Photo: Police.

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De-Deur.- A case of business robbery andmurder has been opened by the De Deur Po-lice following a recent robbery and murderthat took place in Weilersfarm.

It is alleged that during the robbery oneSomalian national was shot dead and oneEthiopian was left with a gun wound in hisshoulder. This incident happened inside atuck-shop in Weilersfarm house at approx-

imately 19:50. It is alleged that the suspectswent into the shop with the pretence of pur-chasing something but ended up opening fi-re on the shop owners. They fled the scenewith airtime and cash. The Ethiopian wastaken to Helen Joseph Hospital.

The suspects are aged between 20 and 30.Anyone with information can contact thePolice on (016) 590 9200 or Crime Line on08600 10111.

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VANDERBIJLPARK. - A fire consumedeverything in a house, leaving pensionerBetty Mogotlong (73) and her grandsonwith only the clothes they were wearing.

Mother and woman of the cloth of theFaith Apostolic Mission Church of Christled by Reverend Molefe, was left with on-ly her church outfit.

The outfit was saved by a neighbourwho managed to pull it out of a burningwardrobe.

With tears rolling down her cheeks,Mogotlong could not explain how theveldfire started on August 14 at Muller-stuine Plots in Vanderbijlpark:

“I had just left the house around 13:30and I had not gone far before I heardneighbours screaming as they rushed inthe direction of my house.

“The fire came towards the house bymeans of a veldfire in tall, dry grass. Itcaught the shack before destroying thewhole house.

The speed of the fire made me thinkof ‘vutha’ (fire sent by witchcraft). “Themore we tried to control it, the more itstrengthened.

“Water buckets were of no help. By thetime Emfuleni Fire and Rescue arrived,everything had been burned to ashes.”

Speaking to Sedibeng Ster while stand-

ing next to a remaining wall with somecollapsed bricks, Mogotlong thankedboth the neighbours and the fire depart-ment for their effort.

She is temporarily living with herneighbour. Community members arewelcome to assist at this time of need ifthey want to put a roof over her headby calling Sedibeng Ster on (016) 9507000.

Betty Dineo Mogotlong (73) was left destitute after a fire consumed all her belongingsat Mullerstuine Plots in Vanderbijlpark.

Fire leaves woman of cloth destitute

Betty Mogotlong (73) holds her churchuniform which is the only thing she hasleft following the fire. Photos: LazarusDithagiso.

Lazarus Dithagiso

SEBOKENG. - Violence nearly eruptedwhen employees of the Department ofCorrectional Services from Sun City Pris-on and the South African National De-fence Force stood their ground.

This was when they were confronted byunruly members of the public who weredenying them passage on the GoldenHighway.

The employees disembarked the bus onwhich they were going home to confrontthe contentious community during servicedelivery protests.

The incident took place last week out-side Extension 4, Evaton West near PalmSprings.

Members of the Public Order Police,Emfuleni Police and the Traffic Depart-ment had to calm down the residents.

The community was advised not toclose the road as this has nothing to dowith the government. This comes after

the violent community complained thatthey had been without electricity for thepast few days. They said the Eskom trans-former box burned.

Only a few households had electricity,they said.

The community alleged that the house-holds with electricity belonged to personsrelated to Eskom workers and the housesnot affected also suspectedly belonged topersons who are in relationships with em-ployees of Eskom. It has been alleged thatsome of the disgruntled community mem-bers forked out about R200 to pay some-one known as ‘Double’ to ‘reconnect’their electricity. They alleged that ‘Dou-ble’ works at Eskom.

Eskom workers have denied the exis-tence of an employee named ‘Double.’The company appeals to whoever hasbeen paying or who is seen bribing theperson called ‘Double,’ to come forwardand report the matter.

Delivery protests faced off

The employees of the Department of Correctional Service stood their ground whenthe community tried to barricade the Golden Highway denying them passage. Photo: Supplied.

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SEBOKENG. - A three-hour wait for Nation-al Police Commissioner Mangwashi Victoria‘Riah’ Phiyega, was worth it.

Her input was imperative to thePrayer Day by Gauteng LawEnforcement Agencies andthe Vaal Rand FlyingSquad at the KoinoniaBible Church on Thurs-day.

South African PoliceServices, the South Af-rican National DefenseForce, the Departmentof Correctional Services,JMPD, TMPD, EmfuleniTraffic, EMPD, EMS andGauteng Traffic were all prayingthe same prayer.

The day kicked off withthe National Commission-er and her delegates MajorGeneral Mothlala, MajorGeneral Deliwe De Langeand other station commis-sioners marching from theZone 12/11 Post Office toZone 14 Koinonia.

The last two monthshave seen police killingsspreading throughout thecountry, making the workof police more difficultand dangerous. Men andwomen of the cloth werepresent to pray for thecountry and against thespreading violence.

“We are all servants ofthe community. We alltook oaths and are obligat-ed to take part in defend-ing our communities andcountry from the hands of

criminals.”These were the excited words of Sedibeng

District Municipality Mayor Simon Mofok-eng before he handed the pulpit to Bishop

Mosa Sono. Sono told the house that every-thing and anything happens for a

reason: “All we need is that con-nection with God. Prayer is theonly connection we have toengage ourselves with God,and through prayer we canwin the battle against the evilone.”

Guest speaker Phiyega,who was very emotional about

the killing of police, asked thehouse to observe a moment of si-

lence, giving respect to law enforce-ment.

Pray to stop police killings Phiyega

Welltrained men and women of war, salute the nation’s outcry against police killings. Insert: National Police Commissioner Mangwashi Victoria “Riah” Phiyega, teared up withemotion during the prayer session held at Koinonia BibleChurch on Thursday. Photo: Mduduzi Mathebula.

SEDIBENG. - The United Front invites all members of the public to participate ina march against poor service delivery, corruption and wrongful evictions. The marchis also a protest against flawed electricity bills as well as land, water and housingissues. The march will start outside the Vanderbijlpark Library and go to the EmfuleniMunicipal buildings on September 3 from 09:30.

Regional UF Chairperson Sithembiso Cigemntu says a memorandum will be handedover to Selby Magakane, senior manager for Cogta CWP branch.

Transport will be available at various pick-up points. For more information, contactSithembiso on 078 477 0888 and or Sibongile Mtshilibe, chairperson on 073 285 5267.

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MEYERTON. - On Friday morning Meyer-ton Social Crime Prevention and the Depart-ment of Social Development extensively ad-dressed the issue of what has to be one ofhistory’s most lethal drug problems in our

area - nyaope. Seeking help to escape theenslavement of the drug were DumisaniDodwane, Thabiso Motaung, George Zulu,Sivuyile Mkhasana, Palesa Mofokeng, Te-boho Chikwe, Mpho Matshabisa, Mpho Seh-lako, Thapelo Mpeko, Keneth Esterhuizen.

These young addicts live next to the Mey-erton Train Station where they ‘hustle’ formoney around town to get their fix.

According to Meyerton Police spokesper-son and Social Crime Prevention ConstableMaria Mazibuko, she noticed this group ofyoung people next to the train station wherethey apparently live.

They have turned the place into their homeand regardless of the seasons, they have tolive through harsh conditions.

“ They are addicts. I embarked on the initi-ative to find help for them, involving the ex-pertise of social development,” said Mazibu-ko.

She added that the addicts are willing tochange if they get people who can help them.“I personally want out.

I have been using this drug for 18 monthsand it’s a hell substance. It is hard to stopand it is also hell to be controlled by it,” said

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based Social Worker Mpho Mota says it’sa great step for them to agree that they havea problem, “It is fundamental for them tovoluntarily seek help.

“It certainly makes the rehabilitation proc-ess more constructive.”

Social Auxiliary worker Duduzile Bhu-thelezi helped assess them according to fac-tors like where they came from and the rea-son why they ended up on the street.

Both these community servants vow tofollow up and find help for the addicts.

“Train station is our home away from home” addicts

These young men have resorted to the nation’s most notorious ‘killing machine.’They have chosen to abuse ‘nyaope’, asubstance almost impossible to quit. Theynow seek help.

Lazarus Dithagiso

VANDERBIJLPARK. - A dentist sayshe is fed up with some members of thepublic urinating all over the walls of thebuildings in the CBD areas.

Pointing next to his surgery, Dr Y EMohammed, a dentist and others doingbusiness around the CDB, say they can-not take this any more.

Apparently this has been going on forseveral years. “This is public indecen-cy. We cannot keep our doors open forfresh air,” said Dr Mohammed. Weequally pay rates and service to the Em-fuleni Municipality for best services.

Expressing his concern, Dr Moham-med said he had repeatedly complainedabout and odoJurs lingering around hissurgery. Sometimes the culprits standand ‘whistle’ in full view of his patients.

The tenants in the area said they haveapproached the Emfuleni By-laws andDepartment of Health. Dr Mohammedsuggested the municipality should rentout the empty space.

This will make it easier to keep thearea clean. He said he is prepared to per-sonally put up a fence and make a gar-den. This will be perfect for summer asthe public will have access to this gar-den during lunchtime.

A social development and health de-partment officer in Houtkop, Sebokengwho asked not to be named, said theyhave the same problems with the publictoilets at the taxi rank. “There are peopleclaiming to be cleaning the facilities butthere’s always a bad smell coming frominside the toilets.

Burning a lucky sticker to do awaywith the smell is not the solution,” said

the officer. We appeal to the public to avoid public in-

decency,” he added. The municipality cannot build toilets

around every corner. The taxi toilets are nottoo far from the surgery.

Dentist grinding teeth over indecency

Dr Mohammed and his employees stand infront of the area members of the public useto urinate in the Vanderbijlpark CBD area.Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso.


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BEDWORTH PARK. - Concerned residentsstaged a walk-out the moment the executivemayor of Emfuleni Local Municipalityspoke about the new Smart Meter Systemto be introduced.

Interrupting the mayor, the residentsbooed mayor Gretha Hlongwane at the eventlast Wednesday.

They allegedly accused and blamed herfor not starting with the new system at theneighbouring areas of Sharpeville and or

Bophelong. A loud commotion of a song,“Sharpeville first, Sharpeville first,” washeard from the attendees.

The community wanted the municipalityto introduce the Smart Meter Electricity andSmart Meter Water Reading system inSharpeville first.

During the proceedings the mayor wasserved with a memorandum of grievances bythe concerned residents.

Some of the ANC branch members com-plained that they were not informed about

the system. They blame the municipality foradopting the ‘Chinese system to kill’ thecommunity.

Apparently landlords were behind the dis-ruption of the meeting. They allegedly in-formed tenants that after the new system hasbeen installed, they will increase tariffs.

The new Smart Meter Technology will af-fect everyone. Those not paying will receivevery little water. The community failing topay electricity will automatically beswitched off.

In an exclusive interview, councillorHlongwane told Sedibeng Ster that the meet-ing went well until a few hooligans interrupt-ed the programme. The purpose of the meet-ing was to explain how the system will affecteveryone.

She said the targeted areas are BedworthPark, SE 7, Vereeniging, Zone 10 and 12 Se-bokeng. “We must correct all the billing sys-tem. I have never said that only people fromthe suburbs must pay. All the residents ofEmfuleni must start to pay for rates and ser-vices.”

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VEREENIGING. - Despite one memberof the mayoral committee (MMC) seenleaving a meeting in tears recently, headsare still going to be rolling in the ru-moured reshuffling of the Emfuleni LocalMunicipality and the Sedibeng DistrictMunicipality by the ANC Sedibeng Re-gional Executive Committee.

Reliable Sedibeng Ster sources indi-cate that the final announcement date forthe reshuffling will be made at an urgentcouncil sitting this week.

Everything has however been kept be-hind closed doors.

Some strong ANC supportersslammed the ‘soon to be made’ changesby the region as blatantly useless and withno substance.

A vocal branch executive committee

member of ward 24 Themba Mnisi believes that the first head that must roll is that of ANCSedibeng Chairperson Simon ‘Sy’ Mofokeng.

Mnisi said the whole ‘purging’ saga startedafter the regional conference in April. “Thechairperson made it clear that no one is goingto be affected by the changes.”

He said the councillors topping the list tolose their positions as rumoured are EmfuleniLocal Municipality Executive Mayor GrethaHlongwane, Speaker Msebenzi Gqoloshe, In-frastructure MMC VM Godoli, Finance MMCMabandla Ronyuza and Public Safety MMCVelly Mcera.

The boiling Mnisi alleges that these ‘chops’and ‘changes’ have nothing to do with whetherthe MMC’s are capable or fit enough to handlethe pressure. “We never had grudges at the re-gional conference.

Now that the ink is dry, there’s a sudden re-

shuffling.” “This thing of ‘deleting’ certain people

who don’t support certain individuals, mustcome to an end.” The ANC should considerthat Hlongwane and her lieutenants havefamilies to look after.”

When asked for the latest new develop-ment, Pat Manana of the ANC said therewere no new developments.

“After we were done with our own assess-ment, we handed everything to the provin-cial executive committee (PEC) of the ANC.Immediately after the final decision hasbeen made, members of the media will bemade aware,” said Manana.

ANC Sedibeng MMC’s to be purged?

Themba Mnisi, branch executive committee member of ward 24, is not happywith the looming reshuffling. Photo:Lazarus Dithagiso.


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The story that appears on our front page to-day of the man that allegedly tried to sethis family on fire together with the one ofthe wanted man who allegedly killed his girl-friend (P3) are heart wrenching to say theleast. Taking someone else’s life because youhave a problem is despicable. No one has aright to take the life of another. I’m goingto scream it from the rooftops and hope thatyou that are planning to follow suit, are liste-ning. Sometimes we find ourselves in situati-ons that rightly make us feel vengeful. Wefind ourselves fantasising about exacting theultimate penalty ourselves, without actuallyfollowing through of course. Who is in a po-sition to decide who deserves mercy and whodeserves to be killed? Looking at my own

moral compass, I believe I can say ‘onlyGod’. In the case of our cover story I believe‘trouble’ was already written in bold letterswhen the couple separated and then later de-cided to ‘work things out.’ What was thereto be worked out? Clearly the relationshiphad run its course and reached irreparablecircumstances with the husband moving out?When it’s over, it’s over accept and move on.Losing a relationship is a loss, Yes, but Justknow that there’s hope; a brighter tomorrow– and that radical acceptance can help youget there. The other party in this case shouldhave just learned to admit that it is over. Heshould have learned to mourn for the sacrifi-ces that he made in the marriage and acceptedthat it did not work; he should have admittedthat he could not control the situation thathe found himself in and trusted that thingswould get better with time and that he wouldnot feel angry forever. Finally he should have

accepted that he was now in a place wherehe would understand himself more clearlywithout any hinderance. No blood needs tobe spilt in the world. Murder and suicideis idiocy itself. Nobody has the right to takeanother man’s life. Somehow, humans makelaws and dare to decide who lived and died- man is playing God. Only God has the rightto decide who should live or die. In the end,has anyone really felt satisfaction and beenrelieved from grief through murder, suicideand death penalty? For the reasons that I havestated above I am inclined to stand againstmurder, suicide and the death penalty itself.

To borrow words from one wise writer, “Allthat man can, must, and has the right todo is have the conscience to stop bloodshedby capturing and containing murderers andpeople with murderous intent. Judgementis not ours to do, no matter how bitter wefeel.” Radical acceptance is an evolutionarygood - because, you see, acceptance doesn’tmean passivity. It means freedom. Wouldanyone dare to challenge my view on thiscontroversial, but most important issue?Wrath and vengeance creates only destructi-on.

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SEBOKENG. - Five local preschools, tenprimary schools and 17 secondary schoolsand about 2215 attendees, were lectured onnatural science this past week, during a Na-tional Science Week workshop at the Arcel-orMittal Sebokeng Science Centre.

This is an annual event hosted by Arcelor-Mittal to recruit young scientists and togroom them at an early age. Speaking to Sed-ibeng Ster event coordinator Daniel Motsapisaid the theme for this year is the ‘Interna-tional Year of Light and Light-based Tech-nologies.’

Science and technology companies repre-sented were Eskom, Geekulcha, Vaal Uni-versity of Technology TTI, Vaal Universityof Technology ICBT, SEDA Sebokeng, Se-bokeng Hospital, ArcelorMittal South Afri-ca, Stein Muller-Bilfinger Africa, the De-partment of Environmental Affairs, theSouth AfricanWeather Servicesand Rand Water.

Motsapi furthersays it was the firsttime that pre-schools took part inthis event. Pre-schools thatshowed interestand enthusiasmwere Sizwile Pre-School, KatlehoPre- School, TiyaniDay Care and Pre-School, ThusanangDay Care, Iphaka-mise Day andNight Care.

The followingprimary schools

have been part of the movement for someyears - Dr Nhlapo Primary, Imfundo MiddleSchool, Ekujuleni Primary, Laerskool Emfu-leni, Letshego Primary, Lindisa Primary, It-sebeng Primary, Makapane Primary, andPark Ridge Primary Schools.

Senior phase schools that have been partof the event since its origin and schools thatwere represented were Bophelong Second-ary, Jordan Secondary, Jet Nteo Secondary,Lebohang Secondary, Kgokare Secondary,Mopholosi Secondary, Khutlo-Tharo Sec-ondary, Tshepo-Themba Secondary, TokeloSecondary, Moshate Secondary, Dino-kaneng Secondary, Prestigious High, Setjha-ba-Sohle Secondary, Elshaddai Christian,Sechaba Sohle Secondary, and Tsholo Sec-ondary Schools. Ntombi Masuku, a studentsaid, “I’m very thrilled with what I havelearned. I have seen a different side of sci-ence.”

2215 children lectured on science and technology

Tshepo Themba Secondary School learners were lectured on science and technology. Photo: Mduduzi Mathebula.

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MIDVAAL. -The Department of BasicEducation (Sedibeng East District) inpartnership with Midvaal libraries underMidvaal Local Municipality, recently helda spelling bee at the Meyerton Town Hall.

40 learners from primary schoolsaround Midvaal took part in the competi-tion, and each school was allowed to enterfour grade 6 participants to representthem. Each learner was called on stage,and given a word, which they had to spellcorrectly within 30 seconds.

Midvaal Local Municipality’s media li-aison officer, Aaliyah Dangor says, “Fourlearners, Swanique Pretorius (Unitas ParkPrimary School), Boikanyo Mohlamme(Meyerton Primary) Reitumetse Lebethe(De Deur Primary) and Ruth Thobeli (DeDeur Primary) had the top scores in thisround and will proceed to the district lev-el.”

“The words which they had to spell inthe final round included: palaeontologist,transmission, tuberculosis, aggression,and chaperone,” Dangor concludes.

Midvaal hosts spelling bee A group of 40 learners from various primary schools recently took part in the spelling bee held by the Department of Basic Education (Sedibeng East District) in partnership with Midvaal libraries.



Black Coffee parties with Noordhoek

DJ Black Coffee will celebrate with Noordhoekon their 50th birthday.

VANDERBIJLPARK. - Noordhoek Pri-mary School is celebrating their 50thbirthday. They have a great programme li-ned up for this special occasion.

Sunday September 6 will kick off witha thanksgiving church service, then a ‘lek-ker’ bring-and-braai (braai grid and firewill be provided-bring your own meat anddrinks) will be held. Monday September7 will be a charity day where every classhas to donate 50 items to a charity of theirchoice. Tuesday September 8 will be theFoundation Phase (GrR-Gr 3)concert,Wednesday will be the September 9 Interphase (Gr 4-Gr 7) concert, on ThursdaySeptember 10 a fun day will be held forlearners and on Friday September 11 astunning gala evening will host old staffmembers and district officials. SaturdaySeptember 12 will be a fun-filled day thatwill start off with a reunion for former stu-dents and parents followed by tour exhibi-tions and the planting of a time capsule(placing of names and messages to schoolwhen it turns 75 years in 2040into a capsu-le.) These proceedings will be followed bymass gymnastics and netball- rugby-, hoc-key- and soccer games. You can indulgeat the wonderful food stalls, buy memora-bilia and lots of other stuff. Local dj’s andDJ Black Coffee will grace you with theirpresence on this day - A percent endingto a festive week! Come and be part ofthis amazing celebration. For more infor-mation please contact (016) 933 3109 orGerrit on 072 705 7968.

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The dictionary contains definitions of Ses-otho words, and also provides an Englishtranslation of each word.

Phohlele began working on the “Bukant-swe” Sesotho dictionary in 2009, and com-pleted the task in August 2014.

He began working on the initiative as apart-time project, but in 2014 decided to fo-cus on it as a main project.

Phohlele says that he did not start out withthe intention of writing a dictionary, he justbegan to write down a collection of Sesothowords that he gathered from a Sesotho Bible.He later began compiling words from nature,including categories like wild animals andplants, and during this process, he decidedhe could grow this project into a proper dic-

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parents, elders, and other Basotho peoplefrom the Free State and Lesotho, who stillspeak a pure form of Sesotho.

Phohlele belongs to the InhlanganisoWriters Association, which is an NGO com-posed of writers based in the Vaal Triangle.Inhlanganiso provided support to Phohlelethrough workshops, mentoring, motivation,meetings and writing assistance that theyprovide.

Midvaal Mayor Councillor Bongani Bal-oyi has pledged a donation towards coveringthe cost of printing 1000 copies, so that theresidents of the Vaal and surrounds can startto purchase and benefit from these valuabledictionaries.

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The first of its kind Sotho dictionary

From left is Tshehla Mosia,chairperson of Inhlanganiso, Amelia Tsukudu formarketing and sales at Thaleripho Publishers, Executive Mayor of Midvaal, Bongani Baloyi and Sotho dictionary author ThateloPhohlele.


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Ladies in PinkWomen in pink from the Vereeniging Department of Justice recently took sometime to celebrate Women’s Month with theEmfuleni Executive Mayor Gretha Hlongwane (centre) at the Bon Hotel. The mayorstumbled upon the Justice Departmentpersonnel by chance wearing the samecolour scarf! Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso.

Helping the needy

Gauteng Social Development MECFaith Mazibuko and Riaz Choonara ofDiscount Radio, with the help of theBubblee soft drink company, contributed to the Magagula family’s burialof their late five children, who diedwhen the shack they were sleeping incaught fire in Orange Farms. Here arefamily and relatives of the deceased,Ishmael Molefi (uncle), NthabisengMagagula, mother of the late Lebohang (4), Choonara, Mazibuko andGodfrey Magagula, uncle. Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso.


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SEDIBENG.- Local traditional gospel singer Ntombi Yeko hasmade the Sedibeng region proud. This was at the Ingoma Awardsthat were recently held in Tshwane, Pretoria. The songster earlierthis year pleaded with Sedibeng Ster readers to vote for her in thiscompetition and she was not disappointed when she received re-cognition in the form of certificates in the categories of Best PromoArtist and Best Music Video. Yeko who currently has four albumsunder her belt wishes to thank her family, her vocalists, all thelocal radio stations, primary and secondary school pupils in thearea, churches and the community members at large for the supportthat they have shown and continue to shower her with.

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MEC for Education in Mpumalanga, Ms Regina Mhaule

promised to award 20 bursaries to first year students in 2016 to study at our Secunda campus after a successful exhibition at the Sasol Techno X 2015.

The MEC said she was excited about the presence of VUT in Secunda as a site of de-livery and about the various courses that we offer in the province of Mpumalanga. We will be working closely with her office to ensure that this becomes a reality next year.

South Africa’s largest career expo, Sasol Techno X, drew more than 21 000 learners this year. This annual event, usually held in Sasolburg, was showcased in Secunda in Mpumalanga for the very first time, allow-ing more learners to attend. The exhibition was held from 3-7 August 2015 and attract-ed visitors from seven provinces and learn-ers from as far as Lesotho.

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Techno X places great value on science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) especially where disadvantaged learners are concerned as it can give them a competitive edge.

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The exhibition offers organisations such as Astronomy South Africa, Eskom, the South African Police Service and institutions of higher learning to exhibit.

Students acquiring informationAnne Naidu

SASOL TECHNO X VUT GENDER SUMMIT

Women that formed part of the gender summitAnne Naidu

The Social Justice and Transforma-tion Unit held its inaugural VUT

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VUT STUDENT AWARDED TOP ACCOLADE

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said Katleho Ralehoko, a 24-year-old lad from Soweto who is completing his Mas-ter’s Degree in Public Relations in the Fac-ulty of Human Sciences.

He is the first VUT student to have been awarded the Abe Bailey Travel Bursary. He joins 18 other students from other South

African universities who will enjoy an all-expenses paid trip. The trip is a reward for exceptional academic results achieved as well as for the candidates’ leadership qualities and their service to their commu-nities.

The impressive itinerary indicates the ex-tensive programme activities scheduled for the South African youth whilst on tour.

It includes places such as London, Cam-bridge, Oxford and Edinburgh. The group will spend the first three days in Cape Town before departing to the UK on 26 Novem-ber and will return on 20 December.

“I know that whilst abroad, I have to act in a manner that will be reflective of my up-bringing, my institution and my country,” said the proud Katleho.

VUT congratulates Katleho and wishes him every success for his exciting tour of the UK. Make us proud and fly the VUT flag high!

The prestigious award has been made to more than 800 students for “outstanding calibre” since its inception in 1951 after terms stipulated in Sir Abe Bailey’s will.

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DUTIES• Tofacilitateandimplementprevention,educationanddevelopmentprogrammesforSpecialProgrammes.• ToinformandeducatethecommunityoftheindigentandGEYODIresourcesavailable.• Toprovidepracticalsupportservicestoindividuals,groupsandcommunitiesthroughimplementationofSpecialProgrammes.• Tocompleteassignedtasksinasettimeframe.• Todofieldworkandindigentscreeninginthecommunities.• TocompletemonthlyandquarterlyreportsforGEYODIprogrammes.• PerformanyotherrelatedAdHoctasksanddutiesasrequestedorrequiredbymanagement(supervisor)fromtimetotime.

SALARY: R 136 824.00 – R152 928.00 p.a. (Level 09 of a Grade 8 Local Authority) Total Package inclusive of all benefits: R229 074.56p.a

REQUIREMENTS• NationalDiplomainAuxiliarySocialworker• Grade12• Driver’sLicenseCodeEB• Computerliterate• RegisteredwithSACSSP• Communicationskills• Knowledgeofcommunitysocialdynamics• Abilitytoworkindependentlyandinateam• One(01)yearrelevantexperienceinlocalgovernmentorsimilarpressurisedenvironment

DUTIES• Tofacilitateandimplementprevention,educationanddevelopmentprogrammesforindigentsandotherspecialprogrammes.• Toinformandeducatethecommunityoftheindigentresourcesavailable.• Toprovidepracticalsupportservicestoindividuals,groupsandcommunities.• Tocompleteassignedtasksinasettimeframe.• Tomonitorachievementoftheindigentprogrammeandoverallservicedeliverywithinthescopeofwork• Todofieldworkandindigentscreeninginthecommunities.• Tocompletemonthlyandquarterlyreportsforindigentprogrammes.• PerformanyotherrelatedAdHoctasksanddutiesasrequestedorrequiredbymanagement(supervisor)fromtimetotime.

SALARY: R 156 228.00 – R178 572.00 p.a. (Level 8 of a Grade 8 Local Authority) Total package inclusive of all benefits: R253 782.32 p.a

REQUIREMENTS• Grade12• Studyingtowardsaqualificationinlibrarysciencewillbeanaddedadvantage• AvalidCode08(EB)driver’slicence• Previousexperiencewithinapubliclibraryenvironmentwillbeastrongrecommendation• Ahighlymotivated,self-disciplinedindividual• Excellentcommunication,telephoneetiquetteandinterpersonalskills• Provenknowledgeofadministrationmethods,principles,proceduresandtheapplicationthereofwithinapubliclibraryenvironment

DUTIES• Provideaneffectiveandprofessionallibraryinformationservicetothecommunity.• Responsibleforthepreparation,filing,sortingandindexingofnewandexistingbooks• Responsibleforprocessinglibraryinformationandstatistics• Responsibletoassistwithuserguidance,studyguidanceandgeneralenquiries.• Responsibleforcounterdutyandreceivingmoneyforbookfinesandphotocopycharges.• Maintainthephysicalqualityoflibrarymaterial.• Maintainandupdatethelibrarycatalogue• PerformanyotherAdHoctasksanddutiesasrequestedorrequiredbymanagement(supervisor)fromtimetotime

SALARY: R 222 132.00 – R245 364.00 p.a. (Level 6 of a Grade 8 Local Authority) Total package inclusive of all benefits: R337 700.08 p.a.

REQUIREMENTS• DiplomainFinancesorequivalentNQF5• Code08(EB)driver’slicense.• ComputerliteratewithsoundknowledgeofMicrosoftExcel• Excellentcommunicationandtelephoneetiquette• Excellenttimemanagementskills• KnowledgeandskillspertainingtotheVenussystemswillbeanaddedadvantage• Three(03)yearsbillingexperiencepreferablywithinLocalGovernment

DUTIES• Provideaneffectiveandprofessionallibraryinformationservicetothecommunity.• Monthlybillingofaccounts.• Managingstaff.• Attendtoconsumerquerieswithregardtoaccounts/readings.• Ensurethatcashcollectedisbalancingandbankeddaily.• ProcessingofalltheDebit/Creditcorrectionsonconsumeraccounts.• PerformanyotherrelatedAdHoctasksanddutiesasrequestedorrequiredbymanagementfromtimetotime

Midvaal Local Municipality, situated in Meyerton invites applications for the below mentioned positions to become a part of a winning team.

PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY

SUB ACCOUNTANT: BILLING INCOME SECTION FINANCIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT (REFERENCE:MN 1179/15)

SOCIAL AUXIALIARY WORKER: HEALTH & SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT (REFERENCE: MN 1223/15)

SOCIAL AUXIALIARY WORKER: INDIGENTS - HEALTH & SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT (REFERENCE: MN 1237/15)

ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN: HENLY ON KLIP LIBRARY COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT (REFERENCE: MN1236/15 )

Pleasenotethattransportandaccommodationcosts,toandfromMidvaal,arenotreimbursed.MidvaalLocalMunicipalityisanequalopportunity,affirmativeactionemployerandiscommittedtotheachievementandmaintenanceofrepresentivity(race,gender,disability).Candidateswhoseappointmentwillpromoterepresentivitywillbegivenpreference.

Benefits:Usualfringebenefitsareapplicable,unlessotherwiseresolved.

ApplicationsmustbesubmittedontheMidvaalLocalMunicipalityapplicationformwhichcanbeobtainedfromthewebsite:www.midvaal.gov.za ortheHumanResourcesDepartment.Theapplicationformmustbecompletedinfullandthespecificreferencenumberofthepostmustbequoted.Certifiedcopies(notolderthan3months)ofyouridentitydocument,qualificationsanddriver’slicence(ifapplicable),mustbeattached.Failuretocomplywiththeinstructionwilldisqualifyapplicationsfrombeingprocessed.

Allshortlistedcandidateswillbesubjectedtobackgroundscreeningchecks(verificationofqualifications,criminalrecordchecksandsecurityvetting).CandidateswithforeignqualificationsmustsubmitaletterfromSAQAstatingtheequivalenceofthequalifications.

Applicationscanbepostedto:Midvaal Local Municipality’s Human Resources Department, P.O. Box 9, Meyerton, 1961 or hand delivered to Cnr. Of Junius and Mitchel Street, Meyerton, 1960. Applications can also be e-mailed to [email protected] or faxed to (016) 360 7530. For any enquiries please contact (016) 360 7478.

Duetothelargenumberofapplicationsweenvisagetoreceive,applicationswillnotbeacknowledged.Ifyoudonotreceiveanyresponsewithinthree(3)months,pleaseacceptthatyourapplicationwasunsuccessful.

NB: THE COUNCIL RESERVES THE RIGHT NOT TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TO THE ABOVE POSITION/S.

CLOSING DATE: 04 SEPTEMBER 2015





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41

LIQUOR ACT, 2003

NOTICE OF APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 24

Notice is hereby given that it is the intention of the person whose details are set out below to lodge an application for TAVERN LICENCE to the secretary of the local committee of Sedibeng

1. Full names of the applicant: THEMBEKILE MIRRIAM NGONELO2. Intended trading name: T.T.M3. Registration number of the applicant: 76101304320804. ll address and location of the premises: 553037 ZONE, EVATON, VANDERBIJLPARK.5. Type of license applied for: TAVERN LICENCE 6. Names and nature of educational institutions within a radius

of 1 kilometer from the premises in paragraph: NONE7. Names and distances to similar licenses premises within a

radius of 1 kilometer from the premises in paragraph 4: None8. Places of worship within a radius of 1 kilometer from the premises in paragraph 4: NONE

9. Signed at Vereeniging on the 07 day of AUGUST 2014

Contac no: 0839906269 B68

NOTICE IN TERMS SECTIONS 21 AND THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT: MUNICIPAL SYSTEM ACT 32 OF 2000, AS AMENDED

NOTICE CALLING FOR INSPECTION OF THE SUPPLEMENTARY VALUATION ROLL FOR THE 2014/2015 FINANCIAL YEAR AND LODGING OF OBJECTIONS IN TERMS OF THE LOCAL

GOVERNMENT: MUNICIPAL PROPERTY RATES ACT (ACT NO 6 OF 2004), AS AMENDED.

Notice is hereby given in terms of section 78(2) of the Local Government Municipal Property Rates Act, (Act No 6 of 2004) hereinafter referred to as the “Act” that the Supplementary Valuation Roll for the 2014/2015 year will be open for inspection at the following location during offi ce hours (08H10 To 15H30) from 1 October 2015 to 30 November 2015.

Rates section Municipal offi ce in Vanderbijlpark, Vereeniging Rates Hall, Municipal offi ces in Sebokeng Zone 10, Evaton, Rust-ter-Vaal, Sharpeville and Bophelong Libraries.

An invitation is hereby made in terms of section 78(2) of the Act that any owner of a property or other person who so desires could lodge an objection with the Municipal Manager in respect of any matter refl ected in, or omitted from the Supplementary Valuation Roll within the above-mentioned period.

Attention is specifi cally drawn to the fact that in terms of section 50(2)of the Act an objection must be in relation to a specifi c individual property and not to the Supplementary Valuation Roll as such. The offi cial application form for lodging of an objection is obtainable at the following location.

Rates section Municipal offi ce in Vanderbijlpark, Vereeniging Rates Hall, Municipal offi ces in Sebokeng Zone 10, Evaton, Rust-ter-Vaal, Sharpeville and Bophelong Libraries.

In addition the Supplementary Valuation Roll and offi cial objection forms will also be available on Municipality’s offi cial website: www.emfuleni.gov.za.

Completed objection forms must be return by hand or registered post before the closing date to the following address:

By hand (placed into marked box)Rates section, Municipal offi ce, Vanderbijlpark

Registered post:Municipal ManagerP.O Box 3Vanderbijlpark, 1900Marked: Objections 2014/2015Supplementary Valuation Roll

Note:1. If you do not agree with any the personal and or property information, kindly submit the

correct information to the Rates Section in Vanderbijlpark (Also refer to contact number)2. Kindly ensure that your objection is lodged timeously.3. Late objections will not be considered

Notices will also be served in terms of section 78(2) to all individual owners informing them of the Valuation placed on their properties and the opportunity if so desired to lodge an objection on the prescribed form with the Municipal Manager in respect of any matter refl ected in, or omitted from, the Supplementary Valuation Roll. Owners who do not receive such letter in connection with the 2014/2015 Supplementary Valuation Roll must contact the offi cial as displayed in this notice, and also all the persons that cannot read or writer must visit the Municipal offi ces (Rates) where they will be assisted.

For any enquires kindly contact:Ms. Mosidi Machobane (016) 950 5178 or [email protected]. Francios Badenhorst (016) 950 5123 or [email protected]

S S SHABALALAMUNICIPAL MANAGER

This notice was displayed as required by Legislation

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The Picanto was lovely, but this one, she is Wonderful!

TENDER FOR ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS TO INDUSTRIAL BUILDING IN

NW 7, VANDERBIJLPARK

INVITATION: Tenders are hereby invited for General Building Contractors with experience in factory buildings and general building construction who have a minimum CIDB rating of 5GB.

PROJECT BACKGROUND: Vanderbijlpark Estate Company Reg. No. 1944/18305/08 (Vesco) planning alterations and additions to an existing factory building to provide for enterprise development in Vanderbijlpark.

SCOPE OF WORK: The project comprises an 800m2 extension to an existing factory building and a new ablution building approximately 140m2 in size with ancillary site works. The project has to be completed by June 2016.

TENDER DOCUMENTS: Documents will be available on Monday 31 August 2015 at 14:00 from the offices of the Project Managers, Messrs. Bert van den Heever QS Incorporated, Suite 1, Medquant Building, Cnr. Pasteur & Hertz Boulevards, Vanderbijlpark (Tel: 016 981 3021). Documents will be sold at R500,00 per set.

TENDER CLOSE: Tenders to be submitted to the offices of the Project Managers on or before Monday 21 September 2015 at 12:00. B53

APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 2(1) OF THE GAUTENG REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS ACT,1996(ACT 3 OF 1996) READ WITH

REGULATION 14 OF THE SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT ACT, 2013(ACT 16 OF 2013) AS WELL AS CLAUSES 31 AND 33(5) OF THE VEREENIGING TOWN PLANNING SCHEME, 1992:

ERF 1881, THREE RIVERS X 2 TOWNSHIP.

I, A P Squirra of APS Town and Regional Planners, being the authorized agent of the owner of Erf 1881, Three Rivers x 2 Township, situated on the Western boundary of Mimosa Street (No 5), hereby gives notice in terms of the above mentioned Legislation, that I, have applied to the Emfuleni Local Municipality for the Special Consent of the said Local Municipality to also used the mentioned Erf, for a Second Dwelling Unit.

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: Agriculture, Economic Develop-ment and Human Settlements, 1st floor Development Planning Building, corner of President Kruger and Eric Louw Streets, Vanderbijlpark, from 26 August, 2015 until 23 September, 2015. Any person who wishes to object to this Application or submit representations in respect thereof, must lodge the same in writing to the said Local Authority at its address specified above or send it to P O Box 3, Vanderbijlpark 1900. The objec-tions or representations must reach the mentioned office on or before 23 September, 2015.

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

Reference: 7/3/Three Rivers x 2 TownshipDate of first Publication: 26 August, 2015

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IN TERMS OF NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ACT ,(107 OF 1998) ,CHAPTER 6, REGULATION 41 OF THE 2014 EIA

REGULATION PUBLISHED IN GOVERNMENT NOTICE NO 982 OF 08 DECEMBER 2014.TSHIKOVHA ENVIRONMENTAL AND COMMUNICATION CONSULTING IS INTENT TO

CARRY OUT BASIC ASSESSMENT PROCESS FOR THE FOLLOWING PROPOSED ACTIVITY:

NATURE OF ACTIVITY

The proposed establishment of Lethabong Mixed Housing Development Project on the remainder of the farm Quaggasfontein Alias Lapdoorns no.548 IQ within Sebokeng Area. The total footprint of the development is 224 hectares in extent. The activities that apply to this development according to Government Notice R 983, R984 and R985 of the EIA regulations (2014) are as follows:

• Activity28-R983ofEIARegulation2014• Activity15-R984ofEIARegulation2014• Activity15-R985ofEIARegulation2014

LOCATIONThe proposed site is located within Sebokeng area under Jurisdiction of Emfuleni Local Municipality. The proposed site is adjacent to an existing development township of Sebokeng zone 10 on the east direction, across the railway line and Houtkop Road from Sebokeng Industrial area towards R54

CO-ORDINATES:-26o 59’ 27.70” S 27o 85’ 28.59”ENAME OF APPLICANT: Black Balance Projects Pty Limited

REGISTRATION OF INTERESTED AND AFFECTED PARTIES:

In terms of Regulations 42 & 43 of the EIA Regulations published in Government Notice No. R983 of 8 December 2014 the public is invited to register as interested and affected parties (I&APs); express interest, comment and participate in the Public Participation Process (PPP) respectively within 30 calendar days (27 August 2015 until 25 September 2015).To partake in this process and obtain further information regarding the proposed project please make use of the contact below and forward your comment before the 25 September 2015. A copy of the Draft Basic Assessment will be available at Tshikovha head office upon the request.

CONTACT DETAILS (TSHIKOVHA ENVIRONMENTAL AND COMMUNICATION CONSULTING)

Contact Person

Contact No Email Address Fax number Physical Address

Kealeboga Mmutle

012 343 9820012 343 9727

[email protected] 0866001016 747 Park Street Arcadia Pretoria0028

Mudzielwana Moudy

[email protected]

NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL BASIC ASSESSMENT PROCESS FOR THE PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF LETHABONG MIXED HOUSING DEVELOPMENT

WITHIN EMFULENI LOCAL MUNICIPALITY, GAUTENG PROVINCE.

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SEBOKENG HOSPITAL

INVITATION TO A PROCUREMENT PROCESSES WORKSHOP

Sebokeng Hospital invite all Local Suppliers to attend a workshop on :

DATE : 8 September 2015TIME : 10h00VENUE : SEBOKENG NURSES HOME HALL

Please come with: Company Profi le Tax clearance Certifi cate BBBEE Certifi cate and other relevant documents

Enquiries : Mr. L. Mahlangu at 016 – 930 3313

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VANDERBIJLPARK.- VUT’s chan-ces of booking their spot in the semi-finals of the Varsity Football Cupwent up in smoke when they recentlysuffered a 2-1 defeat at the hands ofWits University at Isak Steyl Stadiumin Vanderbijpark.

It was a must-win game for the ho-me side but the visitors had other ide-as as they made life difficult for thehosts. However, the score board isnot a true reflection of the game asthe Wits’ Clever Boys created count-less chance but failed to convert theminto goals.

Wits looked more organised in alldepartments while the home side loo-ked less convincing in front of goalsand their defense was caught in sixesand sevens as soon as Wits won ballpossession.

Speaking to Sedibeng Ster Sport,VUT head coach Geelbooi ‘GomaGoma’ Masango believes that previ-ous games took too much energyfrom his boys. He said playing toomany games in a short space of timecould be another reason for his team’sperformance in yesterday’s game.

“I cannot fault my boys becausethey have done everything that theywere supposed to. Wits however ca-me here well prepared. Like I said inour previous interview, Wits is a qua-lity side. I thought a draw could havebeen a fair result because at one stagewe had the opportunity to score anequalizing goal but were denied bygood goalkeeping,” he concluded.

Wits clever enough for VUT

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SASOLBURG. - Four education depart-ments from Lejwe Leputswa District(Welkom), Xharipi District (Bloemfon-tein), Motheo District (Bloemfontein)and Thabo Mofutsanyane (Qwaqwa) as-sembled at the Fezile Dabi Departmentof Education in Zamdela MultipurposeCentre on Saturday.

“The main aim of this event was to cre-ate a platform for the educators fromthese regions so that they could engagein sports,” said Karobo Wesssie from theorganising committee.

The performances of the district offi-

cials were impressive, the event was inten-sive and all sporting codes were represented.

Soccer may have been the main attraction,but netball enticed many males as spectators.Ladies soccer and tennis were also on the listof activities for the day.

Fezile Dabi District Director VusimusiChuta was very happy with the success ofthe day. He thanked the traffic officers, am-bulance personnel, firefighters, police, theLOC and the department of education offi-cials, for making this day possible.

“Thanks to the almighty Jehovah for mak-ing this day possible and a great success. Weare humbled by the outcome of the event,”

said Chuta after the games before thehand-over of prizes to the outstandingachievers.

Chuta and other district officials hand-ed out medals and trophies to outstandingdistricts. Men’s soccer gold medals wereclinched by Motheo District. MotheoDistrict ladies soccer team were alsoawarded gold medals. Silver medals wentto Fezile Dabi who also redeemed them-selves with gold in netball as silver wasleft for Thabo Mofutsanyane District.Lejwe Leputswa District fought for goldin tennis and silver was clinched byMotheo District.

Fezile Dabi hosts FS educators sports

These are not professional netball players but they are professional educatorsfrom different districts in Free Statewho competed in Fezile Dabi over theweekend. Photo: Mduduzi Mathebula.