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On 8 November, the much anticipated National Model of the Year Semi-Finals show took place at the Brackenpark Hall in Brackendowns.There was a special category for the Debutantes who collected R1000 or more in cash or prize sponsorships. The three overall winners who raised the most cash/prizes were Chanome Wolmarans, Gabriella Ferreira and Leonie Eiberg. They each received a beautiful crown and a Debutante sash.
This prestigious event was divided into a Junior and Senior section. They all wore black or blue standardized outfits to ensure the judging was based on modelling technique and stage presence.The six or seven top scorers from each age category will be attending the finals in mid-December at the Roodepoort Civic Centre. Figures Alberton would like to congratulate all the finalists, who modelled beautifully and definitely owned the stage.
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NatioNal Model of the Year SeMi-fiNalS
Photo: the seven finalists in the age category 10-12: likhona Binca, Carmen Nepgen, liandri Van Vuuren, tieghan Griffin-Coetzer, Mia louw, Simone Van der linde and hannah langford
lance James vereer emmanuel
Die Interkerklike Groep vir Afgetredenis se afsluiting het onlangs by The Mad Platter plaasgevind. ‘n Groep besonder opgewonde mense met blink oë vol afwagting het die ruimte kompleet soos ‘n gekwetter van voëls in ‘n bos laat klink.Lance James was die kunstenaar vir die oggend. Hy sing al vir 57 jaar. Op 76-jarige ouderdom kwyt hy homself steeds uitstekend van sy taak. Met sy bekoorlike goue stem en gemaklike optrede, het hy die gaste vêr teruggevoer na die goeie ou dae. Tydens sy optrede het hy al singende tussen die tafels beweeg en foto’s saam
met die gaste geneem. Lance het spesiaal Maggie aan die dames, en Red River Valley aan die mans opgedra voordat die innerlike versterk is met heerlike geregte. Emmanuel wens u ‘n baie geseënde Feestyd toe. Geniet elke dag voluit. Mag 2015 ‘n baie geseënde jaar vir almal wees. Mag u die Liefde van Jesus ervaar. Spesiale dank aan die bestuur en personeel vir die besondere reëlings en puik diens. ‘‘Maar laat almal wat by U skuil, bly wees, laat hulle altyd jubel.U beskerm die wat U Naam liefhet,en hulle juig voor U.” Psalm5:11
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Satire in die SuburbS
Daar is niks so vervelig soos om op ‘n weeksaand voor die TV te sit en om niks te hê om na te kyk nie. Jy spring rond tussen al die kanale op jou satellietskottel en die daar is net mooi niks. Ten minste, toe Oscar nog in die hof was, kon jy oor en oor na Gerrie Nel se swart toga gekyk het. Of na regter Masipa se Milady’s-uitrustings. Maar, helaas, noudat hy in die tronk is, en al die Generations-akteurs afgedank is, is daar omtrent net programme op waarin die president die hoofrol speel. “The Rolling Hills of The Unnamed Homestead North of Durban” sou ‘n beter naam vir hierdie sepie gewees het (hulle noem dit die “Nuus”) . Of “Murder She Wrote: “The Tuckshop Mysteries”. Of “What lies beneath (the bunker)”. Waar is al die goeie ou reekse? Toe helde nog helde was en hulle snorre nie afgekom het wanneer hulle gaan swem het nie? Die dae van MacGyver - ‘n ou wat met twee vuurhoutjies ‘n bom kon bou of die A-Team, wie se planne altyd uitgewerk het, al het B.A. Baracus die meeste juwele aangehad wat ‘n bomplanter nog aangehad het? Waar is daardie reekse? Gelukkig vir ons moet jy net slim wees en net jou TV-skedules ken. En jy sal bietjie kreatiwiteit aan die dag moet lê om dit gekyk te kry want daar is goeie nuus en slegte nuus. Die goeie nuus is: die ou reeks soos Magnum P.I. is deesdae weer op TV! Die slegte nuus is: dis twaalfuur in die middae op, omtrent net die tyd wat jy by die werk sit en jou tande in ‘n baie louerige, ouerige, olierige pasteitjie inslaan. So, as jy nie ‘n pvr het nie sal dit nogal heel gepas wees om jou ou video-opnemer nader te hark en ‘n ou reeks of twee te “tape” wat jy in die aande kan kyk in plaas van “Shower Hour in the Big House on the Prairie”. Dan kyk jy hoe lyk die helde nou weer wie se snorre nie afkom as hulle swem nie, en wat nog Ferrari’s ry soos Ferrari’s gery moet word: met die snor nog aan. “Happy Movember!”-Stefan van Niekerk
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This week’s newspaper was so much fun to put together! Stories have been coming in from all around, which always provides the opportunity for a more interesting, informative newspaper.The team was feeling especially creative regarding layout this week. We’re testing the waters, so please let us know what you think!Our new column, ‘’Satire in die Suburbs’’ by Stefan van Niekerk is right here on page 2 with some humour to brighten your day. The police did a great job again this last week. A past case handled by Brackendowns SAPS in 2011 is featured on page 7, along with other crime news. Have a look at page 18 and 19 for interesting health-related articles.We have a whole four pages filled with awesome photos and editorial from our
online competitions: Movember, the Pet competition, Matric Dance photos, as well as information about the Chrismas competition and the Essay competition. Enjoy the paper!
PS: Send your articles and photos to [email protected], or tweet it to @monicasupra
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WHAT IS FAMILY?
Sewerage woes finally addressed?
We are a shopfitting company based in Germiston. For the past year we have battled constantly
and we have repeatedly reported the
condition of the roads around our factory.
Even though we have reported the problem
almost weekly they have only been out here
three times in the past year.
Once they have been here the repairs only
last up to a week. There are huge holes in
the road, some of them up to 40cm deep
and one metre wide; furthermore the road is
covered in sewage due to a burst pipe up the
road. Due to this, the sewerage pipe on our
premises has blown, due to what I assume is
pressure. We have clients that come to our
premises and it is not only embarrassing,
but it is also disgusting. Clients have to ramp
pavements in order to get to our office as well
as bear the smell of sewage, not to mention
that we have to sit with the smell every day.
We pay large sums of money every month
but get no service from Ekurhuleni.
Our bills have gone from about R12000 per
month to between R18000 and R23000 per
month, and I have been fighting and querying
this for months to no avail.
Why do we as a company have to pay fees
but have to accept the fact that we cannot
drive on our roads, have to sit with pegs on
our noses every day and waste time and
money on phone calls for nothing?
tame TIMES was sent a letter by a frustrated business owner in Germiston detailing the poor conditions of the roads in his area. By the time of print, Ekurhuleni had responded and according to Themba Gadebe, the senior media manager, the issue has been attended to. Do you have any counci stories you want to bring to
the community’s attention? E-mail the editor at [email protected]
Brackendowns up in arms Continued from page 1
Brackendowns residents are up in arms, signing objection forms and petitions against the planned facility that Life Healthcare Group wants opened where Brackendowns Shopping Centre is now situated.The shopping centre had been around for
almost 37 years and residents have been
looking forward to the new shops that were
planned when renovations started taking
place about 18 months ago. ‘’We need
shops - we don’t need a mental wellness
facility,’’ stated Bruce Dinwoodie.
Residents gathered on Saturday to fill in
petition forms, stating their reasons for their
concerns. ‘’We want to know what they
mean by ‘mental,’ one of the residents said.
Another resident pointed out that a hospital
facility never stays individual. It branches out
to the surrounding buildings, which in this
case are all residential homes.
Many people complained about the sewerage
system, that is already a problem in the area.
‘’We are not against mental wellness, we
are concerned about what will happen to the
area,’’ Bruce explained.
Shop owners are still in shock. ‘’We just
wish they were more upfront with us. I mean
we have been around since 1977, we’ve
made it this far, how can they say we are
unsuccessful?’’ one of the owners said.
According to the objection organizers, there
was a small notice on the fence in front of
the centre. ‘’This is not sufficient notice,’’ they
complained.
According to the Memorandum in Support of
an Application for the Rezoning of Erf 623,
Brackendowns, “the property is developed
with a retail
shopping centre which is 80%
vacant. An application is made to convert an
existing unsuccessful shopping centre to a
modern, well equipped hospital and health
care facility, representing an opportunity to
entrench rights to allow job opportunities and
provide health care facilities on the site.”
According to the application, it is envisaged
that the development will be compatible with
the surrounding environment and will be
a landmark. A development of this nature
is seen as means to accommodate a new
lifestyle in a growing and dynamic society by
providing for a much needed new trend.
The applicant’s motivation includes changing
the existing model one sees in South African
health-care to assist the national government;
the scholarships and training that The Life
Healthcare Group already provides; as well
as 60 potential job opportunities.
Up until the time of going to print, Mr Theron
could not be reached for comment.
Residents have until Friday to submit their completed objection forms. For more information contact Bruce on 083 452 5782.
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Official comment: CONDITION OF THE ROADSThe sewer related complaint has been attended to. The sewer spillage has been cleaned and disinfected. The depot concerned does not have records of the complaint and hence it was not attended to. We therefore encourage all consumers to log water and sewer related complaint through the call centre (086 054 3000) so that we can respond speedily to their requests.
COMMENT: ROADS The complaint is noted. An inspection will be conducted and the necessary work will be instituted. Issued by Themba Gadebe Spokesperson / Senior Media Manager
NOTICE: The notice informing shop owners about the plans.
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If successfully implemented, the Ekurhuleni Metro’s initiative could create as many as 230 000 new jobs in the years 2015 to 2035.Gautrain Management Agency (GMA)
CEO Jack van der Merwe addressed
guests at the Ekurhuleni Captains
of Industry Forum (ECoIF) meeting last
Tuesday morning on the benefits of
the Metro’s strategic decision to make
the area surrounding the OR Tambo
International airport in Ekurhuleni
a productive and successful hub of
tourism and other commercial interests.
Van der Merwe explained the
aerotropolis initiative was not a project,
rather a process. “Development happens
naturally around an airport but if the proper
planning and implementation is done, it can
have significant benefits for local industry.”
He explained the airport connected to over
94 destinations globally, giving the areas in
its precinct great reach and potential. “Local
businesses need to team together to show
South Africa as a compelling place to live, to
invest, build a business and thrive,” he said.
He said that at the moment the airport was
a ‘transfer point’ with people arriving at the
airport moving on to other destinations.
However, local authorities wanted to make
it a destination point, enhancing business,
entertainment, education and health
facilities to attract guests to the area.
He said the Metro had already drafted a
five-year plan for the aerotropolis initiative
and were currently working on a 25-year
plan, to be finalised by the middle of next
year.
He said ground preparation had already
begun, involving transport improvement,
identifying land for development, and the
improvement of water, power and sanitation
facilities. He said the five-year plan would
provide significant value to the current
economy of Ekurhuleni and has encouraged
all local businesses to get involved.
ECoIF CEO Chris van Biljon explained the
forum and the Ekurhuleni Business Initiative,
recognized by local government, exists for
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EBI meetingMembers of the Ekurhuleni Business Initiative (EBI) met at China Dream in Boksburg last Monday night for their second last meeting of the year. EBI President AZ Sithole, EBI member and China Dream owner Jacky Li, and Ekurhuleni Captains of Industry Forum CEO Chris van Biljon were happy to give away many China Dream vouchers to some lucky EBI members. The EBI will have its Christmas party on 24 November at the Lakeview Hotel and Conference Centre.
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Germiston Rotary Anns would like to thank everyone who came to see the wonderful gardens last weekend. We are sure you would all agree that each one, although completely different to all the others, was a pleasure to walk through and admire. The weather was just perfect.Our biggest thank you must go to our wonderful gardeners, who opened their gardens up for us all to see. They were a source of inspiration, education and admiration. Rotary Anns would also like to thank the sponsors for their generous contributions. We would not have been able to organize this event without the support of the Germiston Garden Club. Their help and advice has been immeasurable, for which we say a very big thank you. If you are interested in finding out more about the Garden Club, contact Neville Kew on 082 376 9728.
Glorious Gardens of Germiston
Die mense rondom my, en ek self is die laaste ruk besig om te vertel hoe besig die jaar geword het. Dit is amper asof ons dit anders verwag het, en daarom bietjie verbaas staan oor waar die kalender trek of hoe besonders gedrewe die tempo op die oomblik is.Ek dink ook die pragtige Kersfeesliggies wat oral verskyn is besig om ons verlangend uit te nooi na die feestyd. Die tyd van rus en herstel.Een van die mooiste eienskappe van die verhoudinge tussen ons kollegas by die werk is dat ons vir mekaar uitkyk. Op n manier help ons mekaar om na onself om te sien. Vandag wil ek vir jou vra of jy so iemand het? Iemand wat kan sien wanneer jy n breek nodig het. Iemand wat Christus se liefdeswet in jou lewe vervul.Help ander gelowiges wat swaarkry, en gee só uitvoering aan Christus se liefdeswet. (GALASIËRS 6:2 NLV)Mooi week.
Heigent hert julle, die nostalgie pak my hierdie week! Ek sit so en dink aan ou vriende en gebeurtenisse en lag sommer kliphard. Laat ek julle eers vertel van Gysie se Franse episode.Toe ek nog ‘n “flower child” was, besluit ‘n paar van ons om ‘n partytjie by te woon in die stad. Ek en my ou Gysie was toe nog net vriende, daar was nog nie eers ‘n teken van ogies maak nie. So laai ‘n vriend ons almal op met sy Kewer – en ons pak daardie motortjie soos net studente kan! By die venster sit my goeie vriendin Lalla. Ons maak al die vensters oop vir ‘n bietjie vars lug en meer spasie. Gysie het reeds by die huis begin opwarm en sit heel tevrede agter in die motor. Stop by ‘n stopstraat, hier staan ‘n hond so hoog soos ‘n ponie en kyk vir Lalla in die gesig. Ewe braaf leun Gysie oor, kyk die hond stip in die oë en haak af: “le
woef!”, kompleet met ‘n Franse aksent.By die partytjie aangekom, kyk ons die talent uit. Lalla sien hoe Gysie ‘n meisietjie so skaperig aankyk en gaan maak kennis, met die doel om hulle dan later aan mekaar voor te stel. Vol selfvertroue stap Gysie toe na die groep toe sodat Lalla haar ding kan doen. “Het jy vir haar gesê ek kan Frans praat?” vra hy vir Lalla. Die jonge dame hoor dit toe en vra opgewonde dat Gys iets moet sê in Frans. “Le hello,” sê die stomme man heel in sy skik – en ons skater. Dit is seker nie nodig om te noem dat die meisie nie vreeslik beïndruk was nie. Jare later lag ek en my Gysie steeds oor die aand wat hy sy naam so met ‘n plank geslaan het. En dit verruil ek vir niks. Die, gesels, die onthou, die lag!TIP: vul jou lewe met mense wat jou laat lag, dit bly die beste medisyne!
toe ek nog ‘n “flower child” was, besluit ‘n paar van ons om ‘n partytjie by te woon in die stad. ek en my ou Gysie was toe nog net vriende, daar was nog nie eers ‘n teken van ogies maak nie. so laai ‘n vriend ons almal op met sy Kewer – en ons pak daardie motortjie soos net studente kan!
Jayden and Zanelle Huyzer are taking over the catwalk in Alberton. Jayden (3) has been taking part in modelling with Figures Alberton for three months. Owner Melanie Van Den Heever noticed him and agreed to sponsor his classes.Zanelle (6) has been modelling for just over a year. She has won a few medals in the past for best dressed. Last year she placed 2nd in the debutante student competition for the prizes she collected. This year she placed 2nd again and went through to the finals.
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Friday 7 November still held a treat in store for residents in the Kristal Crescent enclosure who took part in another well attended Trick-or-Treat Walkabout for the children in their neighbourhood.This year saw almost 30 houses with nearly 80 children all dressed up to the nines, going from house to house to fill their goodie bags with sugar-filled delicacies, being guided by a printed map depicting only the participating houses.Residents pulled out all the stops to make their houses the creepiest on the block, while the kids thoroughly enjoyed all the scary fun to be had!
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“Terror”suspect arrestedOn 7 November, Fox Security Tactical Team assisted Alberton SAPS with the arrest of a suspect accused of terrorizing business-owners in and around Union Street in Alberton North at the Alberton Train Station informal settlement.The suspect was involved in several theft cases, as well as the robbery of a firearm from a SWS Reaction Officer on 31 October during a robbery at a business in Union Street. No firearm was recovered during the arrest.Well done to Const. Sathekge and Const. Mphela from the Alberton SAPS, and the Fox Security Tactical Team.
streets made safer
Alberton robbers nabbed
Acting on a tip-off from a reliable source about a planned business robbery in the Alberton area, Metro Police Officers from the K9, SWAT and Crime Task teams managed to apprehend lawbreakers on Wednesday 12 November at 11:45.The arrest took place at a scrap metal company at the corner of Piet Retief and Second Avenue. Three male suspects between 21 and 27 stormed into a mini-factory, demanding cash and valuables. Three male employees were assaulted while being pointed at with a firearm. An undisclosed amount of cash was taken, but as the robbers attempted to exit the building, officers welcomed them. Metro Police officers recovered all the stolen loot and what looked like a 9mm pistol. No shots were fired and those with slight injuries were treated on the scene by paramedics.The trio is facing a charge of business robbery with that of assault. Suspects were taken to the Alberton Police Station and will appear at the Palm Ridge Magistrate’s Court soon.
moordenAAr Tronk Toe gesTuuralbertonner se moordenaar kry 15 jaarJurgens van der Merwe (29), die heroïnslaaf wat skuldig bevind is aan die moord op sy vriendin Lynette Botes (42) van Alberton, is op 12 November tot 15 jaar tronkstraf gevonnis in die Johannesburgse hooggeregshof.Die regter het ook tot nog ses jaar tronkstraf gevonnis op aanklag van roof met verswarende omstandighede en tot ‘n jaar weens diefstal. Die vonnisse sal gelyklopend uitgedien word. Die feit dat Van der Merwe nooit berou getoon het nie, dra ook by tot verswarende omstandighede.Van der Merwe is sedert Oktober 2011 in aanhoudng en het deurlopend aangevoer dat hy bloot op sy vriendin se lyk afgekom het. Hy het nooit die polisie gebel nie. Haar lyk was reeds in ‘n gevorderde stadium van ontbinding teen die tyd wat die lykskouing plaasgevind het na haar dood op 18 Oktober 2011. Die oorsaak van haar dood kon nie met sekerheid vasgestel word nie.
Jurgens van der merwe is tot 15 jaar tronkstraf gevonnis vir die moord op Lynette Botes in 2011. Foto: Beeld
if your cellphone is lost or stolen:• If your cellphone is lost or stolen, report
the loss to your service provider.
• Request the service provider to block
the SIM card to ensure that no further
calls can be made. At the same time
request that the handset be blacklisted,
in this way making the handset inactive
so that it cannot be used on any of the
networks in South Africa.
• Your service provider will provide you
with a blacklisted reference number.
Please keep this reference number, as
it is the proof that the handset has been
blacklisted.
• The next step is to report the incident
to the South African Police Services at a
police station. The police will request the
blacklisting reference number so that
they can open a case.
• Remember that if your cellphone is
insured, your insurance company will
request your service provider’s blacklist
reference number and the case number
from the South African Police Service.
PrevenT cellphone theft:
• Conceal your cellphone when you are in a public place.• Never leave your cellphone unattended in a public place.• Always conceal your cellphone when walking in the street.• Never leave cellphones lying on a seat in your car.• Never leave your cellphone unattended in your office.• If you are forced to leave your cellphone in a bag at a sporting event for example, put it on silent so that it will not attract any attention from passersby.• When you are in a public place only answer your cellphone when it is safe to do so.• Avoid being tricked into lending your cellphone to someone who wants to make a call.• Be aware of pickpockets.
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successful ArresTsAlberton SAPS received a complaint of a
house-breaking in Alberante at around 03:30
on Friday morning. Upon arrival, officers were
informed that the homeowner had seen three
men fleeing with her plasma TV. A case was
opened and after further investigation, three
suspects were arrested by Const. Ramaube
and Const. Bvuma. Investigations are set
to continue and the police are expecting to
make more arrests relating to the matter. On
8 November, a Sector 3 vehicle received a
complaint of domestic violence at around
13:20. Upon arrival, the complainant stated
that her boyfriend was constantly threatening
her with a gun. However, she later changed
her statement, claiming that the firearm
did not belong to her boyfriend. Through
thorough investigation, officers realized
that it was an unlicensed firearm. She was
charged for possession of an unlicensed
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Gauteng MEC for Finance, Ms Barbara Creecy, and MEC for Roads and Transport, Ismail Vadi, announced on 10 November that the upgrade of Cedar Road in the City of Johannesburg with an estimated value in excess of R50 million is the pilot project for the new “open tender process” of the provincial government. To restore public confidence in the provincial government’s tender processes, Gauteng Treasury, together with the Department of Roads and Transport, is piloting new steps to improve transparency of the process and compliance with supply chain management provisions of the Public Finance Management Act. Central to this is the decision to open the Bid Adjudication Committee process to public observation as well as to publish the outcomes of each stage in the tendering process on the provincial Treasury website.“We want to re-establish public confidence in the tender process,“ said MEC Creecy, “and we believe that the best way to do this is to make the process more open to public scrutiny so that bidders are convinced that the award process is fair and transparent.”“The public should have confidence that Treasury regulations protecting the procurement of goods and services are being adhered to by government officials,” added Creecy. MEC Vadi confirmed that the Department of Roads and Transport will participate fully in the pilot project and that it has identified the long awaited upgrading of Cedar Road to test the practical application of the new tender
procedures. “We are particularly pleased that our department has been selected for this pilot study as on average we process over 100 tender awards annually,” he said. This means that in future the public will be able to witness the decision-making process around the awarding of tenders. In addition, after the close of the advertising process, tender boxes will be opened publically and all documents will be imprinted to prevent unauthorised switching of documents later in the process.“Essentially, what we are doing is to ensure that the ground rules are established before the start of the process and that these
conditions are not changed during the process itself. The probity team appointed by Treasury will ensure that the bid evaluation committee sticks to these ground rules,” Creecy explained.Treasury will in future also take greater interest in the implementation of contracts by ensuring that there is closer monitoring and evaluation of performance by contractors. Departments will have to inform Treasury of any contractor who is not performing in line with expectations and Treasury will in turn warn other Departments in the province about the poor performance of this contractor. Once the pilot project is completed the lessons learned will be included in a Revised Open Tender Policy that will be taken to the Gauteng Executive Council for adoption across the provincial government.
Open tender process launched in Gauteng
• Ensuring that there is detailed work to establish the conditions of contracts and proper estimates of costs and time prior to advertising so that the evaluation criteria are appropriate and do not need to be changed during the evaluation itself;• Allowing Provincial Treasury to observe the in-house departmental tender processes to ensure greater compliance with supply chain management procedures;• Appointing an independent probity team to audit all tenders with a contract value of more than R50 million; and• Publishing the outcome of each stage of the tender process on the Treasury website.
Gauteng Treasury has introduced additional measures to enhance the transparency of the existing
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Power utility City Power made a major breakthrough in the fight against cable theft last Friday when it arrested four suspects who confessed to be the masterminds behind the theft of the electricity cable in Eikenhof that led to widespread water outages in Johannesburg, Pretoria, Ekurhuleni and the West Rand two months ago.The water shortage occurred as a result of the theft of electricity cables needed for the reservoirs to pump water.The suspects were arrested by City Power Investigative Unit with 120 kilograms worth of copper valued at R8 435. The apprehension of the suspects follows a tip-off from the scrap dealer who alerted City Power to the suspicious goods that the suspects were selling.Upon being questioned, the suspects confessed that they were behind the theft of the electricity cable in Eikenhof that resulted in widespread water outages in September. They conceded that they are part of a syndicate that is actively involved in the theft of electricity cables and copper and took City Power investigators to cable theft hot spots that they have targeted.The suspects also showed the investigators the site where they strip the cables and also identified and fingered City Power contactor employees who provide them with information on vulnerable areas and equipment they should target.The employees identified by the suspects were also arrested, bringing the total to eight people who have been locked behind bars at the Booysens Police Station.The suspects including their accomplices will appear in court soon on charges of theft, damage to property. The South African Police Services and
City Power are on a manhunt for other members of the syndicate who are at large.Managing Director of City Power Sicelo Xulu welcomed the arrest and said this major bust is indicative of how a partnership between communities, City Power, law enforcement agencies such as the South African Police Services (SAPS), the Hawks and the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) can yield positive results in the fight against cable theft.“The water cuts that affected communities in Pretoria and Johannesburg due to cable theft are a grim and chilling reminder of how the scourge of cable theft can impact negatively on communities and businesses if it remains unchecked. We appeal to our communities to work with us to rid ourselves of the menace of cable theft as it poses a national security threat and robs us of much needed jobs,” said Xulu. Cable theft causes the economy to haemorrhage over R5 billion annually. “This lost revenue is money that could be invested to grow the economy and generate employment opportunities. Small and medium sized businesses are the hardest hit by unplanned power outages and in many instances many of them have to shed jobs in order to survive the negative impact of lost revenue sustained during unplanned outages by criminally induced actions,” said Xulu. He said the Association of Electricity Municipalities of Southern Africa (AMEU), the industry body in which he was elected President, is lobbying g o v e r n m e n t to have cable theft classified as economic sabotage.
Cable thieves
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that is actively involved in the theft of
electricity cables
who caused major water shortage confess
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Owing to the rapidly increasing population of Gauteng, if strategic intervention is not taken to improve the existing transport system over the coming 23 years, by 2037 the average speed of a motor vehicle on Gauteng’s roads could dwindle to just 12km/h.Jack van der Merwe, CEO of Gautrain Management Agency (GMA), presented these staggering statistics at the recent Ekurhuleni Captains of Industry Forum.He said planning was essential to accommodate the growing population of Gauteng, which by 2037 was expected to increase to 18,7 million from a population of 11,2 million in 2010. He said the number of
residents in the province was growing by as much as 700 people every day.He said if Gauteng were to remain a powerhouse in the country, three shifts would be necessary in the transport system: from motorised to non-motorised, private to public and road to rail transport. He said government had developed a five-year plan to address this expected phenomenal growth and was fine-tuning a 25-year plan. New rail systems and bus routes are also on the cards for the Gauteng area. “If we don’t take this seriously, calculations have shown the road could become so congested the average motor vehicle speed will be 12km/h,” he said, “You might have a BMW but you will go slower than a horse-drawn carriage”.
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Buoyed by the resounding success of the first ever SA Bridal Fashion Week at Sun International’s Sibaya Casino and Entertainment Kingdom in Durban and GrandWest in Cape Town, Carnival City is now gearing up for the Gauteng event taking place from 27 to 30 November. Modelled on and inspired by the International Bridal Fashion Weeks, SA Bridal Fashion Week at the Big Top Arena will include a choreographed combination of themed designer catwalk shows featuring exclusive new collections by local and international designers, emerging and student designers, as well as boutiques.The event brings together the best ideas to inspire brides with a luxurious display of offerings from the local wedding industry. Related staged showcases include lingerie, hair, make-up, jewellery, shoes, accessories (including handbags, veils and hair accessories), cakes, table centrepieces, décor, flowers, bouquets and a unique show that includes photographers’ and videographers’ work. Fashion Week Director, Yarisha Rajcomar-Panday, actress and entrepreneur, and the visionary behind the event says: “We have had an overwhelming response for the first ever SA Bridal Fashion Week in Durban and Cape Town and look forward to bringing the event to Gauteng. The event is more than
just a fashion show. It is a theatrical showcase of bridal-related fashion, design and style elements.”Tickets are available from Computicket. Visit www.sabfw.com for more details and stay connected on Facebook and Twitter for updates, competition details and more information on the event at Carnival City.
BRIDAL: A glimpse of what you can see at the SA Bridal Fashion Week
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Marais Viljoen PrysuitdelingHoërskool Marais Viljoen se jaarlikse prysuitdeling het op 22 Oktober 2014 in die Alberton Burgersentrum plaasgevind. Daar was vele uitblinkers op akademie- en kultuurgebied.
FOTO LINKS:Angelique Adams en Jacques de Necker (Hoofleiers 2014).
FOTO BO: Julius Mutetwa is aangewys as die Sportman van die Jaar. Kyle Klopper en (PIC: Siphiwe) Siphiwe Tefo (inlas) is gesamentlik as Veelsydigste Sportmanne van die jaar aangewys. Beverly Moyake en Nonhlanhla Dlamini is gesamentlik as Sportvroue van die Jaar aangewys en Nonhlanhla is ook die Veelsydigste sportvrou van die jaar.
GRAAD 12: Michaela van der Walt met ’n gemiddeld van 85,86% en onderskeidings in 6 vakke.
GRAAD 10: Brendon Fourie met ’n gemiddeld van 93,67% en onderskeidings in 7 vakke.
GRAAD 11: Jaco Coetzee met ’n gemiddeld van 91,65% en onderskeidings in 6 vakke.
GRAAD 8: Roné Pretorius met ’n gemiddeld van 93,37% en onderskeidings in al 9 vakke.
GRAAD 9: Venita van den Bergh met ’n gemiddeld van 92.59% en onderskeidings in al 9 vakke.
VEELSYDIGSTE JUNIOR: Isabel Venter is aangewys as die veelsydigste junior op kultuurgebied.
V E E L S Y D I G S T E SENIOR: Quinton Rancati is aangewys as die veelsydigste senior leerling op kultuurgebied.
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GOEIE DIENS: Andrew Farrell het die Reunert Wessel Trofee vir Diens ontvang vir sy jare van besondere diens aan Hoërskool Alberton.
HOOGSTE TOEKENNING: Charissa Welken het die Paul Kruger trofee, die hoogste toekenning aan ‘n Gr. 12 leerder, ontvang vir haar lojaliteie en toewyding aan Hoërskool Alberton.
VEELSDIGE SPORTMAN: Caltino Jones het die Reunert Sportman van die jaar trofee ontvang vir sy sportprestasies in Rugby, Atletiek en Krieket.
KULTUUR PRESTEERDER: Riegard Lotter her die Reunert Kultuur Trofee ontvang vir al sy prestasies in kultuur.
VEELSYDIGE AKADEMIKUS: Werner Bosch het vele trofees en sertifikate gewen vir sy akademie.
BRILJANTE ATLEET: Tharien Erasmus het die Reunert sportvrou van die jaar trofee ontvang vir al haar altletiek en landloop prestasies.
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Caring for a terminally
ill ChildHopes, dreams, growing up to become fully
functional adults, a lifetime filled with happiness - these are the wishes any parent has for his or her
child. So finding out your child is terminally ill, is life-shattering.Having a child with a life-shortening illness is overwhelming and emotionally draining. The impact on the family as a whole is enormous. It affects the family’s daily routine and maintaining a “normal” family life will become increasingly difficult, not to mention the financial impact the treatment might have. The reality is that no one can take away your pain and grief but trying to handle the situation the best you can is the most important thing you can do as a parent.
tips for parents with a terminally ill childManage the child’s symptoms in a comfortable setting. Thus, keep them as comfortable as possible.
Gather information from your health team on how your child’s needs may change so that you know what to expect.
Maintain a high quality of life as far as the illness will allow.
Encourage your child to continue to set goals for himself since it gives him meaning and a sense of achievement.
Where possible, allow him privacy and independence.
Allow your child to discuss his fears and questions.
If you have more than one child, inform them about the illness and let them help take care of their sick sibling.
Spend time with all your children and do not always focus on the illness.
As difficult as it might be, practise normal parenting. Without limits, your child may feel out of control.
Stand together as a family and seek support for all involved.
Be honest about your own fears and pain.
Have those difficult conversations about death and dying. It could be of some comfort knowing you gave your child the send-off they wanted.
Having a child with a life-shortening
illness is overwhelming and draining.
The impact on the family as a whole is
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The Gauteng Department of Health urges residents who will be travelling to areas such as Kruger National Park, Tanzania, Mozambique, Kenya and Somalia this festive season, to take anti-malarial medication.The Department says it is important for residents to be cautious prior to their
visit to malaria endemic areas and urges
those who will be travelling to these areas to
avoid mosquito bites while there.
The Department’s spokesperson, Prince
Hamnca, says in 2014 there have been 26
deaths out of 1 820 malaria cases reported
in the province. He adds that investigations
into the deaths illustrate that those who died
were people who did not take precautionary
measures against the disease and
presented
late at health facilities. “There is a need to
continue spreading awareness messages
about the deaths in our communities. People
need to know that malaria is a disease that
is transmitted by the bites of certain types of
mosquitoes,” says Hamnca.
He says malaria symptoms include fever,
headache, flu-like symptoms, body aches
and pains, nausea, vomiting and diarrhoea.
People at risk include children under five,
the elderly and pregnant women.
“Mosquito bites can be avoided by staying
indoors at night, wearing long-sleeved shirts
and trousers or using mosquito repellents
that can be applied to exposed skin areas
- burn mosquito repellent candles and coils,
spray insecticides, and use nets around the
bed,” he says.
The Department also urges people to seek
medical attention where signs and symptoms
of malaria are suspected, especially if the
person has travelled to malaria endemic
areas.
If you have been to a malarial area – even
if you have taken prophylaxis – you must
see a doctor immediately if you develop any
of the following: general aches and pains,
fever, chills, headache, sweats, fatigue,
nausea and vomiting. Remember to tell
your doctor that you have been exposed to
malaria when you see him or her.
those who died did not take
precautionary measures
and presented late at health
facilities …
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Alberton Cricket Club ResultsResults for the top three teams on 9 November 2014 are as follows:
Premier league: Alberton vs Marks Park at Alberton. Alberton made 276/6 and Marks Park 122/10 Alberton won by 154 runs. Best batsman was Donovan Auckamp: 140 runs, 142 balls. Best bowler was Juanre Potgieter 3 wickets, 1.4 overs.
President league: Alberton vs Wits at Wits. Alberton 274/9 and Delfos 261/8 Alberton lost. Best batsman was Darryl Carmody: 73 runs, 53 balls. Best bowler was Sisa Peti: 3 wickets, 6 overs.
Sunday 2 league: Alberton vs Marks Park at Marks Park.Alberton 125/1 and Marks Park 120/10Alberton won by 9 wickets.Best batsman was Eddie Bester: 64 runs, 53 balls.
Best bowler was Carleton Johnson: 4 wickets, 5 overs.
Another great 94.7Thousands of cyclists gathered at Riversands in Fourways again on Sunday to take on the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge.21-year old Till Drobisch from Namibia
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CONGRATULATIONS: Congratulations to Karin Blignaut and Jelize van Staden for completing the Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge on Sunday.
