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FREE ESTABLISHED 1991 WEDNESDAY 29-1 APRIL 2015 WWW.EXPRESS-NEWS.CO.ZA } Jabulani Dlamini DESPITE a no-show by two of the three listed respondents to receive their memorandum on Saturday (25/04), a march organised by the community of Oppermansgronde went ahead as planned. The march was held from the community hall to the police station, a distance of less than 100 m, so many of the elderly community members – some as old as 92 years – could be accommodated. Some people travelled from as far afield as Cape Town, Port Elizabeth, Johannesburg and Kimberley to participate in the march. As reported in Express last week, the Oppermansgronde community want the current Communal Property Association (CPA) execu- tive removed and a new committee elected. The Oppermansgronde community and their descendants were given about 38 000 ha of land in 2003 following a successful land claim. The community had initially demanded that Phillip Barnes, the current CPA chairperson, the Rural Development and Land Reform Department (RDLR), as well as the South African Police Service (SAPS), each would have a representative available to receive the memoran- dum. “We are very disappointed that despite the department (RDLR) having committed itself in the media to send a representative, no one was here to meet with us. It is very disappointing and disrespect- ful,” Julian Topkin, spokesperson for the marchers, said. Topkin said if they did not hear from the RDLR, they would go ahead and choose a new committee and they would not give up until the current committee was removed. “We want the mistreatment of the community and the mismanagement of finances by the committee to stop.” Upon receiving the memorandum on behalf of the SAPS, WO Eugene Jacquire, acting visible policing commander of the Koffiefontein Police Station, promised to follow up on the grievances. Marchers vent frustration WO EUGENE JACQUIRE receives and signs the memorandum of grievances on behalf of the SAPS. “AWAY with Phillip Barnes,” reads the placard held up by Anne Stoltenkamp (75) during the march. Photos: Jabulani Dlamini JULIAN TOPKIN, organiser of the march, speaks to an official of the Rural Development and Land Reform De- partment (RDLR) who assured him he was on the way. The official never showed up. ‘We want the mistreat- ment of the community and the mismanagement of finances by the com- mittee to stop.’ X1Q1A511-EX290415 TRADE – INS WELCOME. Come sell your car to us, we will give you the best price or you can park it and we will sell it. Tel: +27 51 430 4712 | Fax to email: 086 698 8957 [email protected] / www.mothebewheels.co.za [email protected] 151 CHURCH STREET, BLOEMFONTEIN Bishop Patric Malefane Cell: 084 272 8485 / 073 560 6389 Fax: 051 430 9202 Beast 082 8300 449 2010 TOYOTA AVENSIS 2.2D 138 417KM R159 995 2013 TOYOTA HILUX 3.0 D4D EXT/CAB 99 5666KM R283 995 R149 995 2012 VW POLO CLASSIC 1.6 TDI 110 113KM R169 995 2012 Chevrolet Utility bakkie 1.4 99 284 km R119 995 2011 CHEV CORSA 1.4 BASE UTILITY 114 729KM R89 995 2011 VW SCIROCCO 2.0 TSI 92 000KM R235 995 2010 TOYOTA HILUX 2.7 VVTI D/C R/B 113 200KM R234 995 2010 TOYOTA COROLLA 1.3 PROFF 154 337KM R129 995 2010 TOYOTA VERSO 1.6 sx 72 300km R179 995 2012 FORD FIGO TDCI 5DR 76 300KM R99 995 2009 VW GOLF VI GTI 140 595KM R199 995 2011 CHEV AVEO 1.6 5DR A/T 40 100KM R89 995 2012 Toyota Yaris 5D 120 500 km FSH R112 500 2010 OPEL CORSA TURBO 5DR 119 696KM M0THEBE29-EX290415

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} Jabulani Dlamini

DESPITE a no-show by two of thethree listed respondents to receivetheir memorandum on Saturday(25/04), a march organised by thecommunity of Oppermansgrondewent ahead as planned.The march was held from the

community hall to the police station,a distance of less than 100 m, somany of the elderly communitymembers – some as old as 92 years –could be accommodated.Some people travelled from as far

afield as Cape Town, Port Elizabeth,Johannesburg and Kimberley toparticipate in the march.As reported in Express last week,

the Oppermansgronde community

want the current CommunalProperty Association (CPA) execu-tive removed and a new committeeelected. The Oppermansgrondecommunity and their descendantswere given about 38 000 ha of land in2003 following a successful landclaim.The community had initially

demanded that Phillip Barnes, thecurrent CPA chairperson, the RuralDevelopment and Land ReformDepartment (RDLR), as well as theSouth African Police Service (SAPS),each would have a representativeavailable to receive the memoran-dum.“We are very disappointed that

despite the department (RDLR)having committed itself in the

media to send a representative, noone was here to meet with us. It isvery disappointing and disrespect-ful,” Julian Topkin, spokespersonfor the marchers, said.Topkin said if they did not hear

from the RDLR, they would goahead and choose a new committeeand they would not give up untilthe current committee was removed.“We want the mistreatment of the

community and the mismanagementof finances by the committee tostop.”Upon receiving the memorandum

on behalf of the SAPS, WO EugeneJacquire, acting visible policingcommander of the KoffiefonteinPolice Station, promised to follow upon the grievances.

Marchers ventfrustration

WO EUGENE JACQUIRE receives and signs the memorandum ofgrievances on behalf of the SAPS.

“AWAY with Phillip Barnes,” reads the placard held up by Anne Stoltenkamp (75) during the march. Photos: Jabulani Dlamini

JULIAN TOPKIN, organiser of the march, speaks to anofficial of the Rural Development and Land Reform De-partment (RDLR) who assured him he was on the way.The official never showed up.

‘We want the mistreat-ment of the communityand the mismanagementof finances by the com-mittee to stop.’

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THE seventh Engo For Our Childrenproject began on 23 April at the BloemShow.This annual fund-raising project in which

a vehicle can be won, is run by Engo,together with Volksblad’s Central LocalNewspapers, Imperial GM Bloemfontein andRadio Rosestad for the benefit of Engo FreeState.This year a lucky sponsor can drive away

with a Chevrolet Spark Campus worthR119 500.The goal of this project is to generate

additional funds for children in Engo Child-and Youth-care Centres, as well as childrenin foster care.“We supported almost 4 000 children

through this project in 2014,” Magda vanNiekerk, director of professional services atEngo, said.Engo Free State consists of six sub-

programmes, which include Child andYouth-care Centres. “In 2014 the govern-ment subsidised only 26% of Engo’s totalincome, so this project is critical for thesurvival of our centres,” Jana Marx, Engo’spublic relations officer and organiser of thisproject, said.“Tickets cost only R20. By making this

R20 donation, you are immediately enteredinto the Chev Spark lucky draw,” Marxcontinued.When the Bloem Show ends, tickets can

still be bought at all Engo Centres acrossthe Free State, and at the information deskat Mimosa Mall.Several promotions will be held across

the Free State during the next sevenmonths, where tickets will be sold. Accord-ing to Marx, a complete promotion calenderwill be available soon, but key ticketstations include Bloem Show, Volksblad’smonthly food and arts market, MimosaMall, Ficksburg’s Cherry Festival and theVrystaat Arts Festival.Ticket sales close 20 November and five

finalists will be drawn and announced byPwC on 11 January 2016.The final draw function, where the

winner of the Spark will be announced, willtake place on 22 January 2016.The four remaining finalists will each

receive a prize worth R2 000.De Wet Claassens, director of manage-

ment support services, encourages allreaders to take part in this project.“One can just read the newspaper to

become aware of the misery in the world.Please buy your ticket and strengthen our

hands here at Engo to bring hope in thelives of 4 000 children.”) For more information about the For Our

Children project and the availability oftickets, call 051-407-7222 or visit www.en-go.co.za.

Annual project supportsvulnerable children

CHILDREN from one of the beneficiaries of the project, Ons Kinderhuis, in Bloemfontein,are from the left, in front: Jaco, Marinda and Mariana; back: Johandré and Palesa.

‘You can just read the newspaper to become aware of themisery in the world. Please buy your ticket and strengthenour hands here at Engo to bring hope in the lives of 4 000children.’ – De Wet Claassens, director of management

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} Jabulani Dlamini

MANY people with disabilities say withtime they have learnt to live with theirdisability, but what really makes their lifedifficult is that society still lacks theunderstanding and patience these peopleneed. In anticipation of the staging of InBlood, a musical with a cast made up ofperformers with various disabilities at theSand du Plessis Theatre in Bloemfonteinfrom 14 to 16 May, Express spoke to fourindividuals with various disabilities tolearn more about their everyday lives.Natus van Niekerk (40), who suffers from

cerebral palsy, says he has made peacewith his situation and is making the best ofhis life. He says his brain was starved ofoxygen when he was born and because ofthis his father wanted to sue the hospital,but his mother convinced him otherwiseand rather asked that their energy bechannelled into making life as “normal” aspossible for him.“I attended school until gr. 10 at the

Martie du Plessis School and my motherorganised regular physiotherapy sessions

for me and that really helped me to besomewhat independent,” says Natus.For Natus’s wife, Charmaine, a former

staff nurse, life did not start out as that of aperson with a disability.“I was independent for 17 years until I

was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and Isuddenly had to find other ways of doingeveryday things,” she says.Charmaine, who runs a copy and fax

shop, says the biggest challenge she andothers like her face, is changing people’smindsets about those with disabilities.Soft-spoken Dikeledi Shupinyaneng is a

quadriplegic who suffered her fate in 1989at the hands of her then boyfriend whilethey were both still in high school.The 51-year-old says coming to terms

with her condition was very difficult atfirst, but since she had learnt to accept hersituation, the quality of her life hasdramatically improved.“When I was still able to walk, I never

thought I would be here, but I guess lifehad other ideas, but like I said, I havelearnt to accept my fate and life is just finefor me,” she says.Welkom-born Leon van Wyk also suffers

from cerebral palsy and says doing every-day things can sometimes be frustratingbecause people do not have the understand-ing and patience needed to see him live anormal life. Van Wyk, who speaks withdifficulty due to the cerebral palsy, lived anormal life even securing work as aplumber and working with his father beforehe passed away.“Visiting my siblings (five siblings, none

of whom are disabled) is virtually impossi-ble because the public transport systemsimply does not cater for people like me,”the die-hard Kaizer Chiefs supporter says.Natus, Charmaine, Dikeledi and Leon

will be special guests at one of the perform-ances of In Blood.Tickets cost R120, with a concession of

R100 for early bookings and pensioners, R60for group bookings of ten or more peopleand students. Booking is through the PacofsBox Office (office hours). The duration ofthe show is two hours including a 20-min-ute interval. A preview performance of InBlood will be given on 13 May at 18:00(admission free). The public opening is onThursday, 14 May, at 19:30. A schoolsperformance will be held on Friday, 15May, at 11:00, with a final performance onSaturday, 16 May, at 19:30.For more information, log onto www.afri-

cansinakhoarts.org.za, e-mail BukelwaCakata at [email protected] or [email protected], or callNdileka Santi on 073-426-1049.) To win yourself a ticket to the InBlood performance, SMS the keyword“Blood”, your name and surname andanswer to 45527 before midday onThursday (30/04). Winners will becontacted telephonically. An SMS costsR1,50.) Question: When will the final per-formance of In Blood be staged inBloemfontein?

Challenge changesmindsetsCHARMAINE VAN NIEKERK LEON VAN WYK NATUS VAN NIEKERK DIKELEDI SHUPINYANENG

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} Tladi Moloi

FOURIESBURG. – Fed-up farmers inFouriesburg say they have had it withtheir Lesotho counterparts deliberatelyletting their animals graze on their farmsacross the Caledon River and have vowedto kill any trespassing animals and theirshepherds. Police, however, said they hadagreed to let the animals graze on theirfarms in exchange for payment.

Maphale Moloi, the desperate farmers’spokesperson, said although they hadnever threatened to harm their neigh-bours before, this was going to change.

“I am going to buy bullets and kill atleast ten of them. That is the only waythat the South African Police Service(SAPS) would react. Our police are notprotecting us. We have reported thiscrime many times, but they have donenothing. I think we should now take thelaw into our own hands. I am eventhinking of joining the Boko Haram sothat they can help me with these trouble-makers,” he said.

He said they would never stop fromfarming near the river.

According to Moloi, each of the farmershad lost about R1,2 million a year becauseof the damage caused by their neighbours.

“We have been talking to those peoplefor a long time and they don’t listen. Wewill show them what we are made of.They are unrepentant because every timewe find them on our farms they fightwith us as if the farms belong to them,”he said.

Moloi said they even engaged one of thevillage chiefs on the matter who hadpromised to talk to his people. “We weresitting on the South African side of theriver with the chief and his people on theother side, just to show you how desper-

ate we are on this matter,” he said.During Express Eastern Free State’s recent

visit to the farms the cattle were standing inthe river. According to Moloi, the animalsflee to the Lesotho side of the river whenev-er they see or hear cars approaching.

“The only people they (the people fromLesotho) are afraid of are the South AfricanNational Defence Force (SANDF), but they(the SANDF) are not helping us in thissituation. I always thought it was illegal forone to cross the river from one country toanother, but it is happening here like never

before,” he said.Const. Maselela Langa, in the Free State

communication unit of the South AfricanPolice Services (SAPS), denied allegationsthat the police were not helping the farmers.He added that there was no case registeredwith regards to the Fouriesburg farmers andthe Lesotho citizens.

“During our own investigations, we foundthat those farmers had an agreement withthe people to let their animals graze on theirfarms after they had harvested. The agree-ment was that the people from Lesotho

would pay them a certain amount.However, the problem occurred when theanimals grazed on areas not assigned tothem,” he said.

Langa said the farmers illegallyimpounded those animals. “It is allegedthat those animals were stolen by thefarmers and now the Lesotho people wantthem back. As police officials we are notliable for such agreements,” he said.) At the time of going to print theSANDF could not be reached for com-ment.

Nomore, say fed-up farmers

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} Tim Omotoso

“NOW unto him thatis able to do exceedingabundantly above allthat we ask or think,according to the powerthat worketh in us.”(Eph. 3:20)

The kingdom dic-tates everything inour lives. The powerworking in us meansthe kingdom is work-ing in us. When wehave the kingdom ofGod in us, it dictatesthe pace.

People who hearvoices have those voi-ces originating from akingdom; if aperson issick, that sickness iscoming from a king-dom and it is not thekingdom of God. Thesickness is not readyto leaveunless there isa more powerful king-dom around.

There is a kingdomover our lives that an-tagonise our destiny.

But there is a powerin the kingdom of Godthat can overcomeand tackle these stig-mas.

God is mighty inbattle; He is present introuble, sowhen thereis no trouble, He is notpresent. When wehave trouble in ourmarriage, it is nottime to divorce; it justshows God’s presenceand this is kingdomlanguage.Prayer point: Ev-

ery contrary spiritwaging war againstthe kingdom of God inmy life, I cast you out,in Jesus’s name.) Visit www.timomo-toso.org or www.an-cientofdays.tv.

Contact [email protected], 076-155-4712 or 076-019-2721 forinformation.) Contribute to thiscolumn by sendingyourmessage to [email protected].

God fights for you

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A re bueng

Kuni DitiraAdvocate

MO botshelong motho o na le tse di ntletse a di dirang.Fa morago ga gore ke dire phosho

gopola tse di ntle tse ke kileng ka di dira.Se gopole fela tse di maswe. Batho babangwe ba na le go lebala.

Kgaitsadi wame, mogolwane wame, orata gore go na le ‘maar’ kapa ‘but’.Ga se gore fa o direla motho sengwe o

lebeletse tuelo fela fa re sa tlhole reutlwana kgotsa ke go foseditse gopola tseotse di ntle.

Le ko lekgotleng la melato fa motho afetsa go bonwa molato, go lebelelwa tse dintle tse di ka bebofatsang kotlhao yagagwe.Ke tle ke bone gantsi fa motho a tsofala

re lebala tse a di dirileng.Re lebala tse a di diretseng kereke ka

nako ya gagwe.Ga re tlhole re mo etela, re mo bontsha

gore re ntse re mo rata, ebile re gopolatse a neng a di dira fa a santse a na lemaatla.Motlhaomongwe ke gore ba ba mo

itseng ga ba tlhole ba le gone. Ga go opeyo o ka re gopotsang gore e ne e lemoeteledipele mo kerekeng.O tsentse letsogo mo kgolong ya kereke.

Mo tirong fa re lekola gore motho odirileng eng mo ngwageng o o fetileng kanako ya go duela madi a tebogo (13thcheque kapa bonus), re gopola tse didiregileng mo kgweding tse di fetileng tse

di mmalwa e seng tse di diregileng mongwageng otlhe. Se se ka thusang ke gokwala mo fatshe gore re se lebale.Jaaka ba losika re tle re utlwisane

botlhoko mme motho o ikutlwe gore ga kebatle sepe sa o mongwe.Fa go na le lerato o tla itshwarela. Fa

go na le lerato o tla ikgatholosa phoso eke e dirileng gompieno mme o gopoledintle tse ke di dirileng maabane.Ka gongwe o ka lebelela maemo a ke

leng mo go one a a dirang gore ke goutlwise botlhoko.Motlhaomongwe ga go monate ko

tirong, ko gae, mo ke tsamayang gone.Dilo tse dingwe ke di dira ke sa nagane.Gongwe e ne e se maikaelolo go goutlwisa botlhoko.Ga go ka moo batho ba ka tshelang

mmogo go bo go se na kgotlhang.Matlo go sha mabapi.Ko o tswang gone go na le seabe le ko o

tla feletsang o le gone. Se lebale ko otswang. Se lebale histori.

) Mang kapa mang ya a batlang hongola kholomong ena, ka Sesothokapa ka Setswana, a ka ikopanya lemorulaganyi wa Express JabulaniDlamini ho 051-404-7910kapa email: [email protected]) Mongodi ya a batlang ho ngolakholomong ena ha ana ho lefiwa.) Where necessary Express editssome columns. – Ed.

Fa batho ba lebala tse o di dirilengKe tle ke bone gantsi fa

motho a tsofala re lebalatse a di dirileng.Re lebala tse a di

diretseng kereke ka nakoya gagwe.

Ga re tlhole re mo etela,re mo bontsha gore re

ntse re mo rata, ebile regopola tse a neng a didira fa a santse a na le

maatla.X Adv. Ditira

FREE STATEPREMIER AceMagashule hasjoined Pres. JacobZuma and SouthAfrican citizens instrongly condemningviolent attacks onforeign nationals.“We are all

Africans, irrespec-tive of the country of origin as prescribed bythe borders that ascribe nationality andcitizenship,” said Magashule.“It is imperative that we label activities of

criminals as nothing else but criminal, as theloving people of our country have co-existedsince time immemorial with their fellowAfrican brothers and sisters without anyreported elements such as these incidents.”He said although there had been no

reported acts of violence against foreignnationals in the Free State, residents andprovincial government had to get involved ingovernment’s action plan to curb the attacks.He encouraged everyone to take a firm stand.“As part of our quest to build a better

Africa and a better peaceful world, we haveto start at home to raise awareness andeducate our people. We have to engage inopen dialogue that addresses the concerns ofthe nationals of the republic, as well as theconcerns of foreign nationals.”

Ace urges FSto take stand

ACE MAGASHULEPhoto: Sidwell Guduka

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My viewLetlafuoaMatsebaSocial observer

THIS is becoming burdensomenow. Every time a nimble pen isgrabbed to address some social illthe pulse rises and the heartbeatbecomes irregular.There are many ways of earning

an income, and most of them arereferred to as either employmentor self-employment (entrepreneur-ship).The beautiful land has laws that

govern these endeavours, hencesome are considered legal whilesome are illegal.Most fall between the clearly

defined barrier lines X forexample, one can be a self-em-ployed like a street vendor sellingfruit and vegetables, but one maynot produce, acquire or sell, highschedule drugs without licence.It is often easy for anyone with

a dignified means of living todraw a hard and fast line todesignate ‘means of living’ aseither true and noble, or asunacceptable or illegal. One suchunfortunate trade is prostitutionor sex-work.One only has to drive up Nelson

Mandela Drive at night to seethose ladies-of-the-night in alltheir splendour.One can also drive (or walk)

down Dr. Belcher Road through toR702 Dewetsdorp Road; turn rightinto the infamous Dinaweng Roadthat leads to the N6 to Kimberley.Lo and behold, day and night

they deck and adorn the roadsideswith their sparkling presencescattered along a dusty foot path.Society often chooses to quickly

frown upon the plight of theseladies, unjustly so.The entire community is

responsible for relegating these,our sisters and daughters, to theoutskirts of the corporate world,making them feel that their bodiesare the only assets they have leftto trade with.With high levels of unemploy-

ment, the ever-increasing price ofcommodities and cost for services,what exactly does society expectof the unemployed?This capitalist tendency of the

general public to let the poor dieso that the wealthy can enjoytheir indulgences is appalling tosay the least.

Women who use their bodies toearn their survival have equallyas much right as do those whouse other people while theythemselves slumber.Isn’t that what is done to mine

and construction workers?South Africa is not a socialist

economy, so it is everybody forthemselves out there.Wouldn’t it be better, if every

government official who holdsmore than one position, shed justone for an unemployed person?Many people have dependents

and yet they remain unemployed.A child does not want to know ifthe parent is employed or not.The child does not care about

the parent’s work ethics.All the child wants is food and

clothes, not sentiments.To perpetuate and build on what

our forefathers did, we climbboastfully into our subsidised carsand drive to these places wheresex workers park to demand their‘forbidden’ services, and pay forthem.“While we busk sheepishly in our

pretentious high moral standards,let us hear their silent cries: Takefortress behind the wind; Wraparound a flickering flame; Leanagainst a tottering wall; Hold tightand let no go; for He comes”The Hurricane.

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} Jabulani Dlamini

WITH the winter on ourdoorstep, one of the biggestproblems many motoristsexperience is with theirbatteries.From batteries running down,

to the car not wanting to startat all on those cold wintermornings.Express went out to find out

why motorists experience theseproblems and had a chat with aprofessional about this.Auto electrician Johnny

Tabole gave expert advice tosolve or help prevent some ofthese common problemsbrought on by winter.

Why do motorists typicallyexperience problems withtheir batteries during winter?Batteries tend to run down in

winter mainly because thebattery’s acid gets cold andbecause of this, the car mightstruggle to start, but once itdoes, it will start normally forthe rest of the day.

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“If you are running a business, you cananticipate when changes will occur.“There is one aspect of the future you

can predict reliably: The price perform-ance and the capacity of informationtechnology follow a very predictablepath and that path is exponential, notlinear.”As for slower-moving technologies like

batteries – the key to more electric cars – hepredicted longer-lasting batteries in ten to 15years, at a more mature phase of nanotech-nology where you can manipulate matter onthe atomic level.Other technology, such as solar power,

is developing more quickly than manyexperts expected.

tation industry, including the automobilebusiness, had not been considered part of thedigital world.“We see information of every kind coming

into every form of transportation.”At the same time, the price of digital

information was dropping dramatically.Kurzweil said disruptive technologies

became feasible at different times. Searchengines, such as the one developed byGoogle, became practical in the late 1990sbecause of the exponential growth incomputing power.

Path predictable“If you tried to build a search engine after

that, you had ‘missed your opportunity’.

Transformation neededThe appearance of the original Google Car

prototype touched off a race among theworld’s automakers.Ford, Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen and

Nissan have set up engineering centres nearGoogle’s headquarters in Silicon Valley tofocus on self-driving technologies.“People will still buy cars, but the uber

model with self-driving cars will becomevery popular.“We should share our cars. I think that

model will grow when we have autonomouscars.“Every company has to reinvent itself. Not

everything is predictable.”Kurzweil said that until now the transpor-

SELF-DRIVING vehicles hold the key toreducing traffic fatalities and will transformthe automobile industry, predicts a topGoogle executive.Ray Kurzweil, a leading expert in artificial

intelligence who joined Google in 2012, toldthe annual Conference of the Society ofAutomotive Engineers that the rapidlydeclining cost of computing power and theadvances in artificial intelligence wouldmake autonomous driving a reality. He toldthe audience that autonomous driving,utilising artificial intelligence, was definitelycoming.

Millions of lives saved“The technology works. It is not far

away.“Google advised me to share with you they

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} Kevin Jenkins

TRENDY Volkswagen models will be ondisplay for public viewing during aone-day Extreme Festival scheduled forSaturday (02/05) at the Phakisa Raceway.

The event marks this year’s 80th anni-versary of the Volkswagen Beetle, the 60thanniversary of the Karmann Ghia, and the60th anniversary of the VolkswagenKombi, in South Africa, along with the50th anniversary of Formula Vee racing inthis country.

If you are the owner of a VolkswagenBeetle, a Karmann Ghia, or the originalVolkswagen Kombi, bring your car andfamily to the Extreme Festival racemeeting at the Phakisa Raceway onSaturday.

There will be a special parking areadesignated for members of the public whobring their Volkswagen to show off andshare experiences with other Volkswagenenthusiasts. The participants will alsohave the opportunity to see the FormulaVees in action and meet and chat to thedrivers.

A Formula Vee is a single-seater racingcar, originally based almost entirely onVolkswagen Beetle components. The firstFormula Vees in South Africa ran a1 200 cc air-cooled Beetle motor in atubular space frame chassis with eitherfibre glass or aluminium body panels.

Other Beetle components included thebeam front suspension with the shockabsorbers mounted on the shock towers inthe standard Beetle configuration, theBeetle drum brakes, standard Beetle 15inch “Marie Biscuit” wheel rims and theBeetle steering box and gearbox. In order

to create a mid-engine single-seater racingcar, the engine and gearbox had to beturned around and the crown wheel andpinion mounted on the other side, in ordernot to end up with four reverse gears andonly one forward gear.

Over the years, the category has evolved.In 1968 the 1 200 cc air-cooled Beetle motorwas replaced with the 1 300 cc air-cooledBeetle motor.

Then in 1990, that was replaced with the1 300 cc water-cooled Citi Golf motor, usingan adaptor plate to mate it to the oldBeetle gearbox, which was retained and isstill in use today, along with the Beetlefront beam.

The Beetle steering box has, however,been replaced by rack and pinion steering,the shock absorber towers have beenremoved from the front beam and theshock absorbers mounted internally withpush and pull rods in front and a monoshock at the rear. The drum brakes havebeen replaced with disc brakes and magwheel rims are now in use, fitted withHankook semi-slick tyres.

The most recent engine upgrade tookplace in 2004, when the 1 300 cc water-cooled motor was replaced by the 1 400 ccCiti Golf motor, which is fitted with aregulated performance cam shaft and twincarburettors.

Saturday’s meeting offers the public achance to meet the drivers and to get aclose-up look at these amazing littlesingle-seater racing cars, especially if youdrive any of the Volkswagen productswhose components have been used by thecategory over the years. A number ofFormula Vee racing cars have also beenbuilt in Welkom and raced around the

country and at the old Welkom, Goldfieldscircuit, over the years and if you still haveone, dust it off, give it a bit of a spit andpolish, bring it to Phakisa and put it ondisplay, along with the Beetles, KarmannGhias and Kombis. Enthusiasts are sure tolove seeing it again.

In addition to the South African Natio-nal Championship Formula Vee races, theprogramme also includes races for G & H

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A SURVEY conducted by the EndangeredWildlife Trust (EWT) revealed some of thecauses of wildlife killed by passing traffic,commonly referred to as roadkill, in SouthAfrica.

The survey was conducted by the EWT inthe Pilanesberg National Park, North-West,from 21 October to 23 November 2014 andconsisted of on-site investigation of roadkill,as well as questionnaires completed byvisitors to the park.

Of the 120 incidents of roadkill observedby researchers, 62 were amphibians, 27reptiles, 20 birds, 10 were mammals and 1was unidentified.

Speed and roadkillOne of the most interesting aspects of the

project was the role inattentive driversplayed in animal deaths. The survey showedthat most drivers monitored adhered tospeed limits.

The EWT’s wildlife and roads projectleader, Wendy Collinson, said: “More than95% of respondents to the questionnairesurvey believe that speed is the sole causeof roadkill. Our aim was to investigate thisissue in more detail.”

Compliance with park speed limits wasdetermined to be high, with 72% of the 6 981vehicles monitored driving at or belowspeed limits. To investigate the role of speedin determining rates of roadkill, the re-search team placed fake animals on the roadand observed the behaviour of 201 drivers.

Collinson said: “Of these drivers, almost70% were considered to not be looking atthe road, but rather scanning the bush forwildlife.

“This suggests that many roadkill innational parks happen because of theexpectation that animals are to be found inthe habitat alongside the road, rather thanon the road.”

The team did not find a significantrelationship between the number of fakeanimals hit and the speed at which the

vehicles were travelling, with 71% of drivershitting animals when assessed to be drivingless than 20 km/h, 62% when driving at 20to 40 km/h and 74% driving more than60 km/h.

Collinson commented: “From our survey,it seems that observation levels of thedriver, rather than the speed of the vehicle,is the key factor in preventing roadkills.”

Drivers should be more aware“One of our recommendations from the

latest roadkill survey is that a driverawareness campaign be launched in parksto make drivers more aware of animals onthe roads themselves.”

She said she was concerned about the lowawareness levels of animals killed on theroad among park visitors.

Collinson said: “Of the 284 respondentswho had visited a park previously, only2,8% had noticed roadkill, with 6,3%noticing a roadkill on their current visit.”

The next stage of the project will shortlycommence in the Addo Elephant NationalPark.

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ROADKILL is a big problem in South Africa.Photo: Bridgestone

TOYOTA remains the top automaker inglobal vehicle sales after the first quarterin 2015. It reports 2,52 million vehiclesbeing sold.

The automaker has been the world’stop-selling for the past three years.

Figures released on Thursday (23/04)show the Volkswagen Group retainingits number-two spot with 2,49 millionvehicles sold from January to March2015.

Volkswagen edged out American auto-maker General Motors, which reportedglobal sales of 2,4 million vehicles.

Toyota’s sales were down 2% since 2014,as vehicle sales in Japan lagged. Volkswag-en’s sales were up 1,8% while GM’sincreased by 1,9%.

The race among the three automakers isintense, playing out worldwide, includingrelatively new markets like India andChina. – Wheels24

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VOLKSWAGEN expands its best-sellingGolf GTI range with the addition of a newPerformance Pack.

The Golf GTI Performance Packimproves power output from the two- litreturbocharged petrol (TSI) by 7 kW to169 kW (162 kW in standard GTI guise)though torque remains at 350 Nm.

It’s top speed is rated at 248 km/h andequipped with the performance pack itreaches 100 km/h in 6,4 seconds. Fuelconsumption is rated at 6,4 litres/100 kmwith emissions of 149 g/km.

Enhanced handling, performanceThe Golf GTI Performance Pack is only

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The DCC system offers three drivingmodes: comfort, normal and sport. Insport mode, damping is increased (whichreduces movements of the body structure)and engine response and shift points ofthe DSG are configured to be even moredynamic.

“A newly-engineered electronic frontdifferential lock is being used exclusivelyin the Golf GTI Performance Pack,” VWstates.

“Compared to purely mechanical locks,the front differential lock integrated inthe Golf GTI Performance Pack offersadvantages such as a variable degree of

locking and comprehensive interfaces tothe ESC, EDS and XDS+ functions.”

Style tweaksThe Performance Pack adds a red GTI

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The Golf GTI Performance Pack can becustomised with a number of optionalextras including xenons, Discover ProRadio with satnav and keyless access(keyless locking and engine starting).

The Golf range of performance deriva-tives, Golf GTI and Golf R, account forabout 60% of the monthly sales of theseventh generation Golf in South Africa.

More from VWVolkswagen’s new Polo GTI arrived in

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} Dr Nicola Loaring

ASTRONOMERS at the SouthAfrican Astronomical Observa-tory (SAAO) and MassachusettsInstitute of Technology (MIT),America, have recently detect-ed what may be rings around aminor planet in our solarsystem named Chiron.

While the planet Saturn isfamous for its spectacular ringsystem, all the gassy giantplanets (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranusand Neptune) have rings. Thereis also another object, a minorplanet called Chariklo, whichhas rings.

Chiron and Chariklo belongto a class of minor planetscalled centaurs: small rockybodies that possess propertiesof both asteroids and comets.These objects are found in aband between the orbits ofJupiter and Pluto.

Prior to the discovery ofChariklo’s rings, scientists hadthought that centaurs wererelatively dormant objects. Thelatest discovery of a possiblering system around anothercentaur, Chiron, if confirmed,suggests that ring systems arefar more common in our solarsystem than previously thought.

“Until Chariklo’s rings werefound, it was commonlybelieved that these smallerbodies did not have a ringsystem. The likelihood thatChiron also has a ring systemprompts fundamental questionsabout how planetary rings form

and evolve,” says Dr AmandaGulbis (SAAO), co-investigatorin the study.

Gulbis at the South AfricanAstronomical Observatory andher collaborators were firstalerted to the possibility thatChiron has a ring systemfollowing observations conduct-ed in November 2011.

Chiron was observed passingin front of a bright star, anevent known as a stellaroccultation. Using Nasa’sInfrared Telescope Facility onMauna Kea, Hawaii, and the LasCumbres Observatory GlobalTelescope Network at Haleaka-la, Hawaii, astronomers moni-tored the brightness of thestar’s light as it was occulted byChiron.

In addition to seeing theexpected drop in brightness asChiron passed in front of thestar, they identified features inthe data indicative of a disk ofdebris around the centaur. Thefeatures could be explained byeither a ring system around thecentaur, a circular shell of gasand dust around the centaur, orsymmetric jets of materialshooting out from the centaur’ssurface.

In order to observe theoccultation event, astronomershad to work out if and whenthe centaur would pass in frontof a bright star. They begancharting the orbits of Chironand nearby stars in 2010 inorder to pinpoint exactly whenthe centaur might occult a

bright star.They calculated that a stellar

occultation would occur on 29November 2011, and reservedtime on two large telescopes inhopes of observing the event.They knew they would have tobe fortunate to catch theoccultation which would lastjust a few minutes.

Dr Amanda Bosh, a leader onthe project and a lecturer inMIT’s Department of Earth,Atmospheric and PlanetarySciences, says: “There’s anaspect of serendipity to theseobservations. We need acertain amount of luck, waitingfor Chiron to pass in front of astar that is bright enough.Chiron itself is small enoughthat the event is very short; ifyou blink, you might miss it.”

The group analysed the lightreceived from the star duringthe occultation event anddetected something unexpect-ed. A simple body, with nosurrounding material, wouldcreate a straightforwardpattern, blocking the star’s lightentirely. However, astronomerswere surprised to find that asmall fraction of light from thestar was blocked just beforeand just after Chiron passed infront of it.

There were actually two dipsin brightness before and afterthe occultation suggesting thatthere could be two separaterings of material around thecentaur. Judging from the dipsin intensity of the star’s light,

astronomers have calculatedthat the two possible rings arelocated about 300 km from thecentre of the centaur and arearound 3 km and 7 km widerespectively and separated by adistance of around 7,5 km.

Astronomers are, however,uncertain as to exactly whatform this obscuring materialactually takes: It could be rings,a shell of gas and dust orsymmetrical jets of gas anddust shooting out from thecentaur’s surface.

“This result is particularlyinteresting because Chiron is acentaur – a relatively small,cold object that has an unstableorbit in the region of the giantplanets. How does a body thatis only a few hundred kilome-ters in diameter, and who’sorbit is only stable for a fewmillion years, have a ringsystem?” asked Gulbis.

Several explanations havebeen put forward to explainhow the centaur Chiron couldhave gained rings. One possibili-ty is that another minor bodybroke up and the resultingdebris was captured gravitation-ally around Chiron. Alternative-ly, the rings may have formedfrom leftover material from theformation of Chiron itself.

“Another possibility involvesthe history of Chiron’s distancefrom the sun. Centaurs mayhave started further out in thesolar system and, throughgravitational interactions withgiant planets, have had their

orbits perturbed closer in tothe sun,” says Jessica Ruprecht,a student at the MIT’s LincolnLaboratory, who was the leadauthor on the manuscript.

“The frozen material thatwould have been stable outpast Pluto is becoming lessstable closer in, and can turninto gasses that spray dust andmaterial off the surface of abody.”

An independent group hassince combined the dataobtained from this study withother data, and has concludedthat the features around Chironmost likely represented a ringsystem.

However, researchers willhave to observe more stellaroccultations of Chiron to trulydetermine which interpretation:rings, shell or jets, is thecorrect one.

“If we want to make a strongcase for rings around Chiron,we’ll need observations bymultiple observers, distributedover a few hundred kilometers,so that we can map the ringgeometry,” says Ruprecht. “Butthat alone doesn’t tell us if therings are a temporary featureof Chiron, or a more perma-nent one. There’s a lot of workthat needs to be done.”

The results from this studyhave been published in thejournal Icarus.) Dr Nicola Loaring is anastronomer at the SouthAfrican Astronomical Observa-tory (SAAO).

Ring spotted around ChironAN artist’s impression of Chariklo and its ring system. Chiron may look very similar. Photo: European Southern Observatory

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• Pre-Post-natal check-ups/• Sonar/Pregnancy tests• Family Planning/morning-after pill• Minor ailment consultations• Safe termination of pregnancy (Abortions)• HIV counselling and testing/• STI screening and treatment/papsmear• Baby immunisations

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Funeral announcement ofMatshidiso Benjamin Mohutsioa

Born: 25.09.1971Died: 19.04.2015Burial: 02.05.2015

Funeral service starts at home address 3494 NyokongStreet, Bochabela Location at 08:00 and proceeds to

Phahameng Cemetery at 09:45.

Contact person: Khotso 082 305 9650X1Q18KAD-EX290415

FINANCIAL

1420

HERBALISTS

1435

Prof Mbuga is now fromthe mountains with superpowers. He is here to solveproblems you are having:Financial problems, mar-riage problems. Are youloosing money or are youunder a spell or witchcraftor you want to win Lotto?I also have the Zobramagic ring and magic stickfor politicians, businesspeople and people whowant to get rich. I havepenis enlargement cream.I do unfinished work ofother doctors. Call ProfMBUGA 071 966 3495.

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She uses the powerfulmagic ring and wallet forquick wealth, financialproblems, lost love,promotions, see yourenemies. Come get thering, talk to it and get

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quick results, in BLOEM060 446 6072.

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love in 2 days, promotions,bad luck, lost property,

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service IS my priority.073 127 3288.

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cream for manhood,weight problems. Payafter results. Call

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You have tried the rest,now come to the best.Here comes ChiefMapeto to wipe yourtears away. 100%guaranteed. Binding yourloved one to be for youonly. Finish unfinishedjobs of fake doctors.Bring back your lost loverafter two days.Protecting your properties.Magic wallet and magicring.Promotions at work.Boosting your business.Katukutuku makes yourprivate parts very strong.Call me now for betterhelp: 073 198 8383.

PROPHETMANSA-MUSASpecialist in:1. Bringing back lost lovers- no matter how far.2. Love potion.3. Penis enlargement size(L, XL, XXL), permanent.4. Pregnancy problems.5. To get a job.6. Attract customers.7. Spiritual spell – like badluck and TOKOLOSHEScan also be washed away.8. Booster cream for erec-tion. Power in your penis,no side effects.9. Control early ejaculationin your penis.PROPHET IN BLOEMAND ON WHATSAPP060 472 8734.

LEGAL

1440

LOANS

1445

O kgathetse ke dikoloto?Letsetsa Alice.083 514 5391.

Na o na le mathata a dikoloto?Letsetsa Betty072 822 1029.

TRAINING &EDUCATION

1480

KimKom Operatorsoffers training on earthand undergroundMACHINESDump truck *LHD (scoop)*Excavator *Front-endloader * Bulldozer *Fork-lift *TLB *Mobile crane.Visit us at34 East Burger Street,Bloemfontein or call073 806 3309/083 216 2256.

FOR SALE

MISCELLANEOUS

1655

BUSINESS

OPPORTUNITIES

2415

Become a Tupperwaredemonstrator. Join free,training for free, earn 27 %of commission and gifts.Ask me how. ContactNoxolo Fodo on 084 9207311 or send me a callback and I'll call you back.

ENTREPRENEURS!Sell MiniGeza/hotwater.SMS postal details to:083 954 [email protected]

PROPERTIES

FLATS FOR SALE

3255

First-time buyer! Newlybuilt 2-bedroom apartmentin Ehrlich Park – R530000. Call urgently!Marinda 083 672 6452.Brocor.

2-bedroom, 1,5-bathroomflat for sale in AndriesPretorius Street.Yolanda 079 343 0210Brocor.

Extremely neat 3- bedr, 2-bathroom house for sale inPhahameng. R890 000.3 living-areas, braai areaand lapa. Urgent!Marinda083 672 6452 Brocor.

FLATS TO RENT

3250

Live the dream! Luxurydouble flats in upmarketbuilding, 90 sq m, R4 500p.m. plus deposit,Westdene, caretaker24/7, lock-up garage. Viewon Facebook: CullenborgFlats. Call Edric Trust051 448 9431.

HOUSES FOR SALE

3275

Bargain houses forsale.Heidedal x 2: bedr, bathr,living-area, outbuilding,garage. R620 000 each.Lourier Park x 2: 3 bedr,lounge, kitchen, bathr, 2toilets. R450 000 each.Call Maruping082 567 2813.

BLOMANDA: PHASE 2.2 bedr, 1 bathr, living-roomand kitchenette. R400000. Call Mohlolo 076346 8509. PamGolding Properties.

Ehrlichpark: 3-bedroomhouse with flat at bargainprice. Old type railwayhouse with wooden floors,fireplace and 1,5bathrooms, 1-bedroom flatwith separate electricitymeter. Big yard, carport,Wendyhouse, devil's fork.R730 000.Raceway: Modern,luxurious 3-bedroom housein beautiful area, wellfinished – near toshopping complex. OnlyR595 000.Hillside Bayswater:Upper class 2-bedroomapartment in lifestylevillage with security,swimming-pool, etc. Feelsafe, lots of space for kids.R660 000 all costsincluded.Hilton: Small 2-bedroomhouse with carport for theprice of a flat – no levies,no hassles, your owngarden. R430 000.John Your KeyProperties 0829207462.

Fauna:Waterbok St.Beautiful 3-bedr, 2 bathr,open-plan kitchen. OnlyR999 000. Hermien083 307 8058. GE.

Blomanda: Beautifulhouse, 3 bedr, 2 bathr,lounge, dining, neatkitchen with built-in cup-boards and stove, garage,lots of paving, safelyfenced. R750 000. Jaco083 383 7785. RawsonProp.

Vista Park: R799 000.Spacious 3 bedr, 2 bathr,open-plan kitchen, sitting-room, carport.Willie 083441 3784. RP.

EMPLOYMENT

GENERAL

3680

Financial institution islooking for 30 people onlyto start work immediately.Book your interview now!Age 18 - 35 yrs. Trainingprovided, minimum Grade10. Incentive R2 000. p.m.plus commission. CallNick 051 430 0289 / 063074 3751.

Despatcher andReceptionist

Leading paint distributorin Bloemfontein urgentlyrequires the followingstaff.1. Despatcher: musthave extensive workingknowledge of orders,delivery notes, stock andsupervise drivers. Must beable to operate a forklift.

2. Receptionist: must becomputer literate and beable to answer switch-board, knowledge of deb-tors, creditors and ban-king.Above staff must be ableto work independently andbe of sober habits with avalid driver’s licence andtraceable reference. Salaryneg. Please phone032 533 7013 for anappointment.

Do you need money? SellJUSTINE, fantastic beauty productsfor women, great money.SMS nameand address to083 805 1342.

Domestics/garden workers/nannies needed. Musthave reference letters. IDplus copy and R30 test fee.For detials SMS yourname toMadeliefie 071294 3156 office hours,please.

SALES &MARKETING

3760

Direct marketing andsales people needed.Excellent commission.082 082 1645.

LEGAL & TENDERS

OISOMGEWINGSIMAKSTUDIE

4045

RETAIL LICENCENotice in respect of alicence application interms of the PetroleumProducts Act, 1977 (ActNo. 120 of 1977).This notice serves toinform parties who may beinterested or affected thatWepener PaneelkloppersCC, hereinafter referred toas 'the applicant', has sub-mitted an application for aretail licence, applicationnumberC/2015/04/21/0002Erf 512 Wepener1 McDonald StreetWepenerThe purpose of the appli-cation is for the applicantto be granted a licence toundertake petroleum retai-ling activities as detailedin the application. Arran-gement for viewing theapplication documentationcan be made by contactingthe Controller of Petro-leum Products at:* Tel. 057 391 1300* Fax 057 352 2673* E-mail:[email protected] objections to theissuing of a licence inrespect of this application,which must clearly quotethe application numberabove, must be lodgedwith the Controller ofPetroleum Products withina period of twenty (20)working days from thedate of publication of thisnotice. Such objectionsmust be lodged at the fol-lowing physical or postaladdress.Physical addressThe Controller of Petro-leum ProductsDepartment of EnergyThe Strip Building, 314State WayWelkom 9460Postal addressThe Controller of Petro-leum ProductsDepartment of EnergyPrivate Bag X3658Welkom 9460

SITE LICENCENotice in respect of alicence application interms of the PetroleumProducts Act, 1977 (ActNo. 120 of 1977).This notice serves toinform parties who may beinterested or affected thatWepener PaneelkloppersCC, hereinafter referred toas 'the applicant', has sub-mitted an application for aSITE licence, applicationnumberC/2015/04/21/0001Erf 512 Wepener1 McDonald StreetWepenerThe purpose of the appli-cation is for the applicantto be granted a licence toundertake petroleum retai-ling activities as detailedin the application. Arran-gement for viewing theapplication documentationcan be made by contactingthe Controller of Petro-leum Products at:* Tel. 057 391 1300* Fax 057 352 2673* E-mail:[email protected] objections to theissuing of a licence inrespect of this application,which must clearly quotethe application numberabove, must be lodgedwith the Controller ofPetroleum Products withina period of twenty (20)working days from thedate of publication of thisnotice. Such objectionsmust be lodged at the fol-lowing physical or postaladdress.Physical addressThe Controller of Petro-leum ProductsDepartment of EnergyThe Strip Building, 314State WayWelkom 9460Postal addressThe Controller of Petro-leum ProductsDepartment of EnergyPrivate Bag X3658Welkom 9460

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Job location: BloemfonteinEmployment type: ContractSalary offered: NegotiableVacancy: 1Closing date: 13 May 2015Job title: Enrolled Nurse

Duties: Overseeing the Supervisor and the Peer Out- reachWorker's work which includes field visits and verifying HIV testingand counselling tools. Submitting a report and planning every week.

Benefits provided: None.

Successful candidates must: Be enrolled with SANC and haveSouth Africa citizenship. Excellent communication skills, excellentinterpersonal skills, excellent planning, organising andcontrol/follow-up skills are essential. Must be able to work with keypopulation ( MSM/ LGBTI). Driver's licence is a must.

Advertiser responsible: Free State Rainbow Seeds.

Location: 44 West Burger Street, Library House Building (oppositepublic library), room 110. CVs can also be e-mailed to:[email protected]

For more information/enquiries call the Programme Manager,Ms Zenny Kgolokwane or HR Manager, Ms Makhauta Mosebi on051 430 1023

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Bid notice andinvitation to bid

The Performing Arts Centre of the Free State (PACOFS)invites service providers to bid for the following service:

REFERENCENUMBER

PAC-01/2015

DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE

PROVISION OF INTERNAL AUDIT SERVICESFOR A THREE (3) YEAR PERIOD (2015-2018)

DATE OFCOMPULSORY SITE

MEETING

N/A

Points will be allocated on the 90/10 points system.

• Price according to the formula in PPPFA regulations 2011 5(1) and 10 (par 1-4); and• Preference points according to B-BBEE status level of contributor as stipulated in PPPFAregulation 2011 – regulation 5(2) and 10 (par 1-4).

The functionality will be evaluated out of 50 points.

A B-BBEE STATUS LEVEL VERIFICATION CERTIFICATE MUST BE SUBMITTED INORDER TO QUALIFY FOR PREFERENCE POINTS FOR B-BBEE

Bid documents can be obtained at an amount of R200,00 per document and may be collectedweekdays between 08:00 and 16:00 from 29 April 2015 from Supply Chain Management,PACOFS, 12 First Avenue, Bloemfontein. Enquiries: Tel. 051 447 7771 ext 2234.

Bid documents must be submitted in a sealed envelope and placed in the BID BOX at security, 12First Avenue (08:30 – 17:30 weekdays) or posted to PACOFS, PO BOX 1292, BLOEMFONTEIN9300. Bidders should ensure that bids are delivered timeously to the correct address(especially posted bids). If the bid is late, it will not be accepted for consideration. E-mailed, faxed and late tenders will not be accepted.

CLOSING DATE:FRIDAY, 29 MAY 2015 AT 11:00

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ESTATE NOTICES

ESTATES:LIQUIDATION &DISTRIBUTION

4205

IN THE ESTATE OF THELATE SHUPING EDWINKHOABANE

In the estate of the lateShuping Edwin Khoabane,estate number 902/2014,identity number 7007165483 08 0 of 34484Turflaagte, Rocklands,Bloemfontein, who passedaway on 10 January 2014.The first and final liquida-tion and distributionaccount in the aboveestate will lie for inspec-tion for all interested par-ties at the office of theMaster in Bloemfonteinfor a period of 21 (twentyone) days as from Friday,30 April 2015.ASC du Preez, c/o McIn-tyre van der Post, PO Box540, Bloemfontein 9300.Tel. 051 505 0200

MY SPECIALITIES INCLUDE:All personal problems, work problems, family

problems, winning court cases, winning tenders,salary increase, business lost, male and female

health problems, love, divorce, marriage, pregnancy,magic ring, politicians, etc. All my work is

confidential. I also do long-distance healing.

PROFESSOR JANPROFESSOR JANPROFESSIONALPROFESSIONAL

SPIRITUAL HEALER / PALM READER:SPIRITUAL HEALER / PALM READER:CHIEF MUSACHIEF MUSA

Find me at Cuthberts Building (305H),opposite Hoffman Square, Bloemfontein.

074 783 7102X1Q17VUM-EX290415

MAITLAND HOTELACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE

Time Costs30 minutes: . . . . . . . . . . R65One hour: . . . . . . . . . . . . R85Two hours: . . . . . . . . . . . R120Three hours: . . . . . . . . . . R155Eight hours: . . . . . . . . . . R250One night: . . . . . . . . . . . . R350

Resting times and costsVISIT OUR SWINGING ROOM

Contact Savas 072 762 4596

24 Hours

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Emil building shop 8,Zastron Street 107Bloemfontein 9301Office no: 051 430 [email protected]

& Phanda Property

SIMANGELE 071 947 3655Ntombi 072 619 8364Lebo 071 023 7745

Grassland:R600 000 / R 820 000

PhahamengR350 000 cash

3 bedr, kitchen, dining, lounge,2 bathrooms, garage.

Simangele

Phase 2:R330 000

Hillside View:R 520 000

Phase 2:R300 000

Kerelaw FarmR 620 000 Neg

Bloemside:R385 000

Phase 6:R65 000 Cash

Bloemanda:R 550 000

3 bedr, kitchen, lounge, bath.Very neatSimangele

6 rooms with outside toiletand big yard, fully fenced.

Simangele

2 bedr, kitchen, lounge,bath, carport, big yard.

In the main road. Simangele

2 bedr, kitchen, lounge,bath, fully fenced.

Simangele

3 bedr, kitchen, lounge, bath, sep toilet& garage. Well fenced fully paved.

Simangele

Thaba nchu road.Simangele

2 bedr, kitchen,dining, toilet,Lebo / Ntombi

2 bedr, kitchen,lounge, bath.Simangele

Vacant SiteR35 000 cash

Water and electricity available.Lebo / Ntombi

Phase 2R480 000

Facebrick ,2 bedr, kitchen,Lounge & bathroom fully Fenced.

Simangele

FreedomR85 000 cash

2 bedr, kitchen, lounge, toilet.Lebo / Ntombi

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We are openMon to Fri: 09:00 – 18:00!

Drive up along Dan Pienaar Rd, past Tempe, turn left onto Rayton Rd. Drive 2 km turn left, new development Lillyvale.

CRESTONE HILLS IN LILYVALEDELANO VIEW IN LILYVALE89 Free Standing Houses in a secure complex

Prepaid water and electricity meters, High definition CCTV surveillance(3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, double garage, with covered braai area).SELLING PRICE START FROM R1, 480, 000

HURRY UP DON’T HESITATE SECURE TO ENSURE YOU GET YOUR DREAM HOME!

Well-established very secure, brand new complex. With 24 Hour CCTV surveillance. Beautifuldouble- storey duplex, with 3 beds, 3 baths, Big kitchen, dining and lounge area,

a double garage (182m²)SELLING PRICE: R1, 380, 000! HURRY UP (SOME UNITS TO LET)!

We have 6 different packages: We have different packages:3 or 4 Bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, double garage, open plan kitchen, separate dining and lounge.Stunning finishing: Granite kitchen top, gas fire place (for type B and C). Built-in Braai. Stylishdesigned cupboards in all bedrooms. Vanity cupboards in all bathrooms. Wooden garage

door with remote control. Fully fenced private garden with lawn.

ON Show: Monday to Friday from: 9:00 to 18:00, Saturday from 15:00 to 18:00. ON Show: Monday to Friday from: 9:00 to 18:00, Saturday from 15:00 to 18:00.

3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 or 3 bathrooms, double garages, single or double storey.Spectacular and stunning finishing. Stylishly designed cupboards in kitchen and all bedrooms, granite kitchen top, vanity

cupboards in all bathrooms, wooden garage door with remote control. Most of the units have an extra parking inside the yard.Fully fenced private garden with lawn.

CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT

LENOVALENOVA Contact: Alice: 076 391 4068Solomon: 076 117 0899

[email protected]

FORBES PARK IN WILD OLIVE!

194 - 299m². Very spacious 4 or 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, free-standing double-storey houses in asecured, brand-new complex with only 14 units! The stands are spacious. Pre-paid water andelectricity meters! Spacious pajama lounge on first floor! With an eye-level oven! A very big,enclosedbraai area! Big, fully fencedgarden! No transfer cost!

Another uniquely designed new developmentpresented by Lenova Construction and Development

SELLING PRICE:From R1 530 000Secured Complex

24-hour CCTV, Prepaidwater and Electricitymeter, Energy saving

geyser.Free Standing Double Storey Houses: 170-191.2m², 3 beds, 3 baths, spaciouskitchen, dining and lounge, carport or garage. Fully fenced garden.Wooden garage door with remote control and lots more.

ELBERT HEIGHT IN HILLSIDE

Brand new development, only 3 units left in phase 1! Hurry up!

(Opposite to Northridge Mall).

Have you ever dreamed of buying a free standing double storey house ina secured complex? Buy now! Selling price only from R1, 270 000!

Secured complex, 24 hour CCTV camera! Prepaid water and electricitymeter. Energy saving geyser! Communal swimming pool and jungle gym!

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120M²

Suzan083 740 2819

Thembi076 712 9374

Regina078 392 8569

sms ‘Green’to 45509.

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AIJ Property

Bergman: R 75 0004 room house.

Botshabelo: R 55 0004 room house.

Phase 6: R 85 0004 room house.

Phase 6: R 270 000 neg8 rooms house.

Bergman: R 35 000Open Site. With shack.

Freedom Square:R 60 000

2 room plus a back room.

Joe Slovo: R 85 0004 room RDP.

Mafora: R 85 0004 room RDP tilled.

Peterswarts: R 80 0004 room RDP.

Contact Daniel: 079 573 8203

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Glen Britz( Manger)

060 729 7148

101A Zastron Street, Boudustria Gebou, Bloemfontein 9300 | Tel Nr: 051 430 1494 | Mobile: 078 380 5814Vista Park: R799 0003 bedrooms, 2 bathr, lounge, dining, 2 parkings

Vista Park R899 0003 bedrooms, 2 bathr, kitchen, garage, open-plan.

Vista Park: R955 0003 bedrooms, 2 bathr and toilet, kitchen, lounge, 2parkings.

Lourier Park: R530 0002 bedrooms, 1 bathr, kitchen, garage.

Lourier Park: R780 0004 bedrooms, 2 bathr and toilet, double garage.Blomanda: R550 0003 bedrooms, lounge, bathr and toilet, kitchen.

Blomanda: R680 0002 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, bathr and toilet, big yard.Blomanda: R750 0003 bedrooms, 2 bathr and toilet, lounge, dining-room,garage.

Fauna: R878 0004 bedrooms, 2 bathr and toilet, kitchen, study, lounge,dining. Double garage, security gate.

Fauna: R930 0003 bedrooms, 2 bathr, kitchen, open-plan, dining-room,lounge.

TURFLAGTE R430 0003 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, bathroom, toilet, well fenced.

Mangaliso(Sales Manager and Agent)

078 131 6039

Simphiwe( Assistant Manager)

078 637 1793

We are looking for property at location, Rockland, Peter Swarts, Mafora, Turflaagte, Chrieshanie and Joe Slovo.X1Q1BYDR-EX290415

Bergman: R 75 000 4 room house.

Phase 6: R 75 000 4 room house.

Peterswarts: R 75 000 4 room house.

Mafora: R 85 000 4 room house plusbackrooms.

Bochabela: R160 000 4 room house.

Freedom Square: R 55 000 2 room house.

Namibia: R 55 000 2 room house.

Joyce: 083 774 4556Sales Office: 078 605 3820 /

083 673 6258

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

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TENDER NOTICE AND INVITATION TO TENDERCONTRACT NO: SCM/MOH/16/2015

SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF HOUSEHOLD WATER METERS

Mohokare Local Municipality hereby invites interested service providers to submit bids in order to be considered for appointment as a professionalservice provider for the supply and delivery of household water meters. The municipality intends to procure household water meters with the aim ofobtaining accurate water readings which will ultimately improve revenue collection in Mohokare.

The 90/10 (Price 90 and B-BBEE Status Level of Contribution 10) Preference Points System will be used.

Tender documents will be available from the Mohokare Local Municipal Offices in Zastron from 6 May 2015 during working hours (Monday – Friday,08:00 - 16:30) upon payment of a non-refundable cash deposit of R200,00.

The completed tenders should be inserted in a single duly sealed envelope and clearly marked as follows:

CONTRACT NO. SCM/MOH/16/2015SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF HOUSEHOLD WATER METERS

The details for the submission of the completed tender documents are as follows:

CLOSING DATE: 20 May 2015 at 14:00

ADDRESS FOR SUBMISSION OF TENDER: The Municipal ManagerMohokare Local MunicipalityPO Box 20Zastron 9550

NB: The following will not be considered:(a) Tenders received after the closing date and time indicated herein.(b) Tenders of which the envelopes have not been duly marked for identification.(c) Posted, faxed and telephonic tenders or those completed in pencil.

For any Supply Chain-related enquiries please contact the Chief Financial Officer, Mr P Dyonase, on 061 475 5046 or by [email protected] For technical-related enquiries please contact Mr M Fobane on 061 475 9344 (Water and Sanitation ServicesManager) on 061 475 5046 or by e-mail [email protected]

Please note that Mohokare Local Municipality does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any other bid and reserves the right to accept the whole or partof the bid.

TC PANYANIMUNICIPAL MANAGER

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Fax 086 574 2103. • Tel. 072 532 3335 • E-mail: [email protected]

142 Maitland Street, Volkskas Arcade, BloemfonteinPO Box 6054, Bloemfontein 9300.www.lebohangproperties.co.za

Moeketsi 082 381 30442014737747

Motlatsi 083 754 12222014737744

Kopano072 724 4788

Pule071 892 6018

Matsie 072 621 0333Certificate Nr: 2014737745

Sibongile078 467 0106

Ennie 073 954 67352014737743

Bokang 061 285 3482 (Agent)Certificate Nr: 2014736978

Rethabile063 249 2666

For more properties please visit us at WWW.LEBOHANGPROPERTIES.CO.ZAAll Sellers and Buyers of Properties should check whether the agency is registered with the agency affairs board by visiting www.eaab.org.za

We build in Vista Park and Grassland. Plans starting from R 550 000 upwards.

BEFORE YOU SELL OR BUY YOUR PROPERTY, CHECKWITH THE ESTATE BOARDWHETHER THE AGENCY CONCERNED IS REGISTERED BY VISITINGWWW.EAAB.ORG.ZA

PHASE 3 GRASSLAND PHOLA PARK UITSIGFour bedroom house with dining, kitchen with BIC, twobathrooms, lounge, a garage big enough for four cars, it

has a cottage and it is well fenced with a big yard.R1 600 000

Sibongile: 078 467 0106

BLOMANDATwo bedroom house with dining room, kitchen

and is well fenced.R530 000

Sibongile: 078 467 0106

GRASSLAND VISTA PARKThree bedroom house, main bedroom with en suite,kitchen with BIC and stove, lounge, two bathrooms,

face brick, well fenced and has a garage.R750 000

Mac: 072 532 3335

Two bedroom house with lounge, kitchen,bathroom and a big yard.

R670 000Moeketsi: 082 381 3044

UNIVERSITASStunning commune with 14 rooms next to universitas

hospital and the university of the free state.R2 200 000

Mac: 072 532 3335

PINE HAVENThree bedroom house with dining, lounge,

bathroom, kitchen and a big site.R550 000

Moeketsi: 082 381 3044

PINE HAVENThree bedr house with kitchen, dining, sitting

room, two bathr with shower, wall units with bictwo garages, huge yard, well fenced, corner

house. R890 000Sibongile 078 467 0106

Three spacious bedroom house with separatetoilet and bathroom, open plan kitchen and

lounge, and is well fenced.R300 000

Motlatsi: 083 754 1222

380 sq site in Grassland.R220 000

Mac: 072 532 3335

RDP house with big yard.R80 000

Mac: 072 532 3335

HEIDEDAL

NAVALSIG MANDELA VIEW

PHOLA PARK

LOURIER PARK

FREEDOM SQUARE

ROCKLANDS

ROCKLANDS

BLOEMANDA LOURIER PARK

WELKOM-REDUCED VISTA PARK FAUNAPHASE 2

PHOLA PARK

Three bedr flat with dining, kitchen,bathroom with shower and a balcony.

R650 000Sibongile 078 467 0106

Three bedroom house with kitchen, lounge,bathroom, carport and devils fork fence.

R360 000Pule: 071 892 6018

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THE winner of SuperSport Let’sPlay Sports Star of the Month forApril is Tshenolo Lemao (15), agr. 9 learner at the St Andrew’sSchool in Bloemfontein.

Tshenolo is an athlete by heart,but he also enjoys hockey andcricket. In this year alone, he hadalready taken part in five athleticsmeetings.

At the Central NWU Pukke Top20 athletics meeting, he claimedsilver medals for both the 100 m-and 200 m-dash. Thereafter he wonthe 100 m and 200 m at the HTSLouis Botha Invitational and alsoimproved his personal best to 11:15seconds in the 100 m and 22:79seconds in the 200 m.

During the Free State HighSchool Championships, the MotheoXhariep High School Champion-ships and Free State Senior u.23Youth, Junior and Sub-youthChampionships, Tshenolo againobtained gold medals in the sameevents.

He was also awarded a trophyfor the best sprinter and trackathlete for all age groups in theHTS Louis Botha Invitational.

As part of the Free State SchoolsAthletics team that took part inthe South African Schools AthleticsChampionships in Rustenburg,Tshenolo claimed the silver medalin the 100 m with a personal bestof 11:05 seconds and a bronzemedal in the 200 m.

He was selected to be part of theFree State team for the SouthAfrican Track and Field Champion-ship that took place in Bloemfon-tein from 9 to 11 April.

He made the finals of the 100 mand 200 m and achieved 4th and5th positions respectively.

Tshenolo has also been aconsistent performer on the hockeyfield for both his school and theSouthern Free State team for thepast three years.

Tshenolo’s motto is: Attitude iseverything.

You can email your nominationto [email protected] or fax to0865524922.

More on the Let’s Play initia-tive:

Send your SuperSport Let’s PlaySports Star of the Month nomina-tion for school learners betweenthe ages of 6 and 18 today. Nomi-nations received before the 20th ofeach month will be included inthat month’s selection.

Over time, SuperSport hasevolved as the quintessentialsports authority.

With such a strong sportinginfluence within the South Africanmarket, SuperSport has beenperfectly positioned to harness thispower and rally the public andcorporates to truly make a differ-ence in society.

SuperSport has identified seriousissues that are severely inhibitingthe development of childrenthrough skills learned by playing,physical education and sport – allof which are imperative to theholistic development of youngpeople. It was from this insightthat Let’s Play was born inNovember 2005 with the aim ofelevating awareness of our socialsituation and to introduce andencourage play, activity and sportin schools.

For more information, pleasecontact Lynne or Juanré at Z PRon 051-522-9574.

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BLOEMFONTEIN CELTIC will look tobounce back from their previous AbsaPremiership defeat when they travel to PortElizabeth to face struggling Chippa United atthe Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium on Wednes-day (29/04) at 19:30. After humiliating thestar-studded Mamelodi Sundowns by 5-0 inAtteridgeville two weeks ago, Celtic suffereda defeat at the hands of Maritzburg United intheir next fixture, going down 0-1 at home.The Mangaung outfit have claimed 37 pointsfrom 26 matches and they will look to collectmore points to cement their top-eightstanding in their remaining four fixtures.Their next three league opponents are AjaxCape Town, Free State Stars (both at theFree State Stadium), before wrapping uptheir 2013-’14 campaign at Moroka Swallowson 9 May.

Phunya Sele Sele are placed fifth on thelog and they are likely to finish the seasonin the same position if they win all theirremaining games.

“Our target at the start of the season wasto finish the campaign as high as the fourthposition,” John Maduka, Celtic manager, toldExpress.

“But if we cannot achieve that, we wouldbe happy to finish the season on fifthposition. We are hoping to win all ourremaining games to achieve our target.Apart from Ajax, who are fighting for atop-eight spot, we are going to face teamsthat are in danger of relegation,” he said.

“All those matches are going to be diffi-cult, but we are going to fight very hard towin them. We want to be among the top fiveclubs when the season ends on 9 May.”

Maduka, who was born in Malawi, butmoved to South Africa to further his footballcareer in 1996, has appealed to those whowere responsible for xenophobic attacks tostop it because it gave the country a badname.

“It is sad to see so many foreign nationalsbeing attacked by the minority of SouthAfricans. I know the majority of the localcitizens are against these xenophobic attacks.Please let us stop those acts. Let us be unitedand say NO to xenophobia. It does not matterwhere we come from. “We all are Africansand we need each other,” concluded Maduka,who has obtained South African citizenship.) There are 97 foreign players who areplying their trade at different Premier SoccerLeague (PSL) clubs who greatly entertainlocal soccer fans week in, week out. TheExpress staff therefore strongly condemn theviolent attacks on foreign nationals.

Celtichope toend intop 5

THE team members are from the left, front: Patrick Tignyemb, Dumisani Zulu, Thapelo Morena, Lerato Lamola and Mukuka Mulenga;back: Keegan Ritchie, Alfred Ndengane, Bevan Fransman, Musa Nyatama, Musa Bilankulu and Limbikani Mzava. Photo: Charlé Lombard

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THE Toyota Cheetahs aredesperate to redeem themselvesin Saturday’s (02/05) must-winSuper Rugby clash against theStormers at the Free StateStadium.Kick-off is at 17:05.The Cheetahs have lost seven

out of ten matches so far in thecompetition and they are in theprecarious position of fightingto keep their dream of reachingthe Super Rugby play-offs alive.The side, which looked so

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Cheetahs in tight spot

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