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Lesego Ditheko

THERE are many ex-

amples of exceptional

relationships be-

tween man and ani-

mal. Express found

one such relation-

ship, in this case be-

tween James and

John.

Much like theBibli-

cal brothers James

and John, who fol-

lowed Jesus Christ,

James Mokoena from

Kestell is followed

everywhere by his

good friend, John.

The interesting

thing is that John is a

five-month-old sheep.

According to 38-

year-old James, it is

unlikely that his best

friend John will end

up on the dinner ta-

ble, as James is a

strict vegetarian.

James does con-

cede that normally

sheep are used for

meat and providing

wool, but he insists

that this will not be

Johns ultimate fate.

After Johns

mother gave birth to

him, she refused to

feed him and I decid-

ed to take him in he

has been by my side

ever since, he says

with a smile.

James says as both

he and John are vege-

tarians, John eats

everything he does.

He eats almost

everything, but his

favourites are cook-

ies, bananas and

grass, says James.

His love for ani-

mals, James explains,

and the gift of being

an animal whisperer,

began years ago after

he had broken his leg.

I was an athlete

and one day I broke

my leg and because of

the injury I began

spending time with

my animals, he said.

James describes

his pet sheep as hu-

man, hence he gave

him a human name.

The sheep does eve-

rything that he does.

He sleeps in the

house, walks around

withme in the streets

and eats the normal

food that a vegetarian

eats. He also loves

driving in a car.

I have a friend by

the name of Oom

Roos. John loves be-

ing in his car, his fa-

vourite seat is in the

front.

Another animal

that James has adopt-

ed, a small male wild

goat named Jonas,

unfortunately does

not get along with

John.

James explains

that Jonas is still

young and is intimi-

dated by John.

James says his

wish is to see John

grow to take part in

animal shows as this

will not only display

the bond that they

share, but also create

an opportunity for

him to receive a little

incentive.

The jolly sheep

loves eating, is scared

of dogs and James

sayswhenhe needs to

answer the call of na-

ture, the sign that he

gives is to stand mo-

tionless. James will

then open the door for

him to go relieve him-

self outside.

Visit our website,

www.express-

news.co.za to see a

video of these two

friends.

Pet quite a character

BEST FRIENDS: James Mokoena of Kestell in the Eastern Free State with his best friend,

John the sheep. Photo: Lesego Ditheko

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Tladi Moloi

IT is that time of year again when pilots

will be showcasing their skills at the 2013

Bethlehem Airshow.

A number of aeroplanes, from Cape to

Cairo, will entertain the crowd.

The annual event, which attracts many

people from across the country, is sched-

uled for Saturday.

Gates will open at 07:00.

This airshow, which has put the Dihla-

beng Local Municipality and the Free State

on the map, promises fireworks it has

been growing every year.

Spectacle in the sky

Spectacle in the skySpectacle in the sky

Spectacle in the sky

SOME aeroplanes that entertained the crowd at last years Bethlehem Airshow. Photo: Tladi

Moloi

EXPRESS , WEDNESDAY 28 AUGUST 2013 3

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Lesego Ditheko

EXCELLING schools in the Thabo Mofut-

sanyane District were last week rewarded

with state-of-the-art science and computer

laboratories.

Basic Education Minister Angie Motshek-

ga and her Free State counterpart, MEC

Tate Makgoe, together with the Kagiso

Trust and the Beyers Naud Foundation,

officially handed over the laboratories and

libraries to nine deserving schools.

The nine schools, eight high schools and

a primary school, were handed the much-

needed equipment following their improve-

ment in the gr. 12 pass rates.

According to the Kagiso Trusts ICT

director, Darryl Lund, the aim of the

project was to improve the quality of

education in the country and not only in

the Thabo Mofutsanyane area.

Last years improvement of the prov-

inces matric results, that placed the

province in the top three best-performing

provinces in the country, made the Kagiso

Trust take note, Lund explained.

Meanwhile, Motshekga explained the

importance of creating not only a top-class

environment, but also creating a clean

environment for learners. She best ex-

plained the quantity and quality of the

education as that which has not only

improved, but exceeded that target that

was placed.

She expressed a feeling of achievement

for she had always wanted to improve the

quality of the Outcome-Based Education

Curriculum in the country.

In each of the nine schools that received

the revamp, the computer laboratory was

fitted with 40 computers while the library

was fitted with new books and the science

laboratory with all the apparatus needed

by the learners to do their experiments.

The first school at which the minister

handed the equipment over was the

Thokoana Makaota High School that uses

the theme Hustlers Never Give Up in the

Mabolela Village. The minister opened the

handover at the school where she encour-

aged learners to focus on school and

advised them to leave the streets, because

they would not take them anywhere.

Dineo Mofokeng, who is a gr. 11 Life

Science pupil at the school, expressed her

feelings of joy.

I am happy that the department did this

for us and one of the things that we are

grateful for is that we no longer have to

walk kilometres to use the universitys

apparatus and we will also not disturb the

students, she said.

John Xaba, a Life Science teacher at the

school, expressed his feelings of happiness

after the handover took place.

I cant explain how I feel about what

the Kagiso Trust did for us. The science

stream here in our school had been

struggling since 1990, but today we will

struggle no more, said Xaba.

According to the Makgoe the department

and the Kagiso Trust together raised R180

million to kickstart the programme that

started in 2008 and though it seemed like it

was preferential, the aim was not based on

that, the aim was based on improving the

standard of schools in the province and the

criteria used for that was based on the

pass rate of the schools.

If the pass rate improved, like it did for

the nine schools, then the trust and

department will start from scratch in

building the laboratories and renovations

needed.

Excelling schools rewarded

ANGIE MOTSHEKGA (left), Education minister, is flanked by her Free State counterpart, Tate Makgoe, at the unveiling of the handover plaque at the Thokoana Makaota High School.

Photo: Lesego Ditheko


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NEWS

BUSINESSMAN Kenny Kunene has

quit his leadership positions in the

newly-formed Economic Freedom

Front (EFF) with immediate effect, it

was reported last week Wednesday.

Kunene told The Star newspaper

that he was resigning from his posi-

tion on the central command team as

well as his role as the head of cam-

paigns, mobilisation and special

projects, after considering a lot of

things.

He added that there were still deci-

sions to be made on the way forward.

Obviously I would like to see eco-

nomic freedom being realised and I

will remain an economic freedom

fighter for ordinary people.

The direction I am taking from

now will determine if I will still be ac-

tive in the EFF, he told The Star.

Kunene, known as the Sushi

King, was seen as a crowd-pulling as-

set for former ANC Youth League

leader Julius Malemas new political

party.

He said Malema had accepted and

respected his resignation, and that

he still believed the party had a future

even when I am not there. News24

Kunene quits EFF leadership positions

For more news and photos go to

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THE Free State Legislatures

Multi-Party Caucus through the

Office of the Speaker will be

hosting a dialogue for women in

the Mangaung Metro.

The caucus is aimed at promot-

ing good governance through

developing programmes that

facilitate public access, involve-

ment and information in a more

comprehensive and integrated

manner.

The caucus comprises all

women MPLs, including mem-

bers of the Executive Council as

well as a designated representa-

tive of the Speakers Office.

Womens Month is politically

significant for the Free State

Provincial Legislature in the

context that it provides opportu-

nity, space and time to women

members of the Legislature to

work together in an impartial

and a political manner to address

social issues affecting women in

the province.

The mandate of the caucus is

to focus on concerns which are

pertinent to vulnerable groups.

The activity creates a platform

for vulnerable groups from

various sectors of Free State

society to meet and enter into

dialogue on the achievements

and the challenges encountered.

The caucus thus becomes the

listening forum for vulnerable

groups to relate their experiences

directly to Members of the

Legislature.

This serves as an important

consultative forum for mutually

beneficial dialogue between

policy-makers and the vulnerable

groups.

The theme for Womens Month

is Dedicated Women influence the

course of History.

Last years event focused on

social issues affecting child-head-

ed families and old women, with

the target being women and girls

residing in rural or far-flung

areas in the province, where

services of government are, due

to various reasons, not easily

accessible.

The women and girl-child

constitute the vulnerable sector

of the population and those in

rural or far-flung areas are the

most disadvantaged.

The 2013 Womens Month event

focuses on ensuring effective and

efficient participating of young

women in the economy, assisting

them to form cooperatives.

It will also encourage young

women to use public participa-

tion channels to voice their

concerns, learn and know how

the Legislature functions as well

as promoting safety and health

care for young women.

The caucus this year focuses

on young women there will be

a dialogue of young women

focusing on five key priorities of

government for 2013 as men-

tioned in the State of the Nation

Address by the president in

February, namely education and

skills, health, creation of decent

jobs, crime, corruption as well as

rural development and land

distribution.

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Information Systems (GCIS) will

be in partnership.

Dialogue hosted


NEWS

WE have come to the end of Womens

Month that has been celebrated with much

deserved fanfare.

The message has been unambiguously

sent to South African men of all races to

treat our young girls, sisters, mothers and

grandmothers with respect befitting a

human being.

Nevertheless, allow me to register my

utter disgust with the provocative and

violent nature that characterises a South

African man of our time. There is a

perturbing statistic that every 17 seconds a

woman is raped in South Africa.

Census 2011 reported that there are

about 26 582 769 female people in South

Africa, meaning women far out-number

men in South Africa. Surprisingly, the

South African prison population is con-

spicuously male with our country being

ranked seventh in the world as far as the

highest number of people serving prison

sentences is concerned.

In his speech on Womens Day, Pres.

Jacob Zuma said, In the period between

2010 and 2013, the courts have imposed

1 114 life sentences to those found guilty of

serious crimes. Men of varying ages are

serving time for heinous crimes such as

murder, armed-robbery, rape and assault

just to mention a few.

As a man, I would naturally be expected

to be chauvinistic in thinking and my

orientation. I could have chosen to ignore

the anger that dominates mens psyche

because Im one of their own.

By virtue of being a man, I am less

likely to be at the receiving end of mens

gruesome behaviour. Game rangers

unanimously agree that in the animal

kingdom males that assume the role of

fathers are the ones that provide food and

protection for their entire clan.

They inculcate discipline and ensure

that none trespass into their territory.

Out of a sense of moral integrity, I have

therefore chosen to highlight and explore

some of the most brutal incidents that

were carried out by South African men

across the racial lines.

Making international headlines in

November 2010, 28-year-old Anni Dewani, a

British tourist on honeymoon in Cape

Town, was murdered in cold blood by

three South African men.

The three men, Xolile Mngeni, Mziwama-

doda Qwabe and Zola Tongo, were alleged-

ly hired by Shrien Dewani to orchestrate

and execute his wifes murder. The three

South Africans have since been handed

hefty sentences and are already languish-

ing in prison, while the state awaits

Shrien Dewanis extradition to account for

murder of his wife to whom he was

married for just two weeks.

Another case that portrayed men as

monsters was the bodily mutilation and

gang rape of Ina Bonnette by three men

who were hired by her estranged husband

on 3 January 2012.

The man dubbed The Modimolle

monster, Johan Kotze and his three

accomplices have been sentenced to life

imprisonment by the Pretoria High Court

on 17 July.

A glamorous international model, Reeva

Steenkamp, was shot dead on 14 February

by her boyfriend at the Silver Wood Estate

in Pretoria. A Paralympic gold- medallist,

Oscar Pistorius admitted to shooting four

times through a bathroom door thinking

the elegant model was an intruder. Of all

days, Steenkamp died on Valentines Day

when she was supposed to be romanti-

cised. The state is yet to prove if

Steenkamps murder was premeditated.

A high level of education and profession-

al fields has not shrugged off the monster

mentality from which most of our brothers

suffer. Statistically, the South African

Police Service recorded 64 514 cases of

sexual offences in the 2011-12 period. The

immoral trend of male teachers raping and

impregnating teenage school girls contin-

ues unabated.

Innocent girls are coerced into sexual

relations with their teachers and are sadly

left with fatherless children. Health

professionals such as male nurses have

recently made front page headlines in

Limpopo and Eastern Cape for sexually

preying on terminally-ill patients.

In lieu of redeeming lost souls, a number

of pastors is incarcerated for raping and

indecently assaulting their congregants,

while sangomas are behind bars for doing

the same to those seeking spiritual

guidance.

Mido Macia, originally from Mozam-

bique, was hand-cuffed to a police van and

dragged along a stretch of road for parking

his vehicle on the wrong side.

He suffered severe injuries to his body

that allegedly led to his death in police

custody.

Macia was a victim of nine male police

officers stationed in Daveyton. The South

African Anxiety Society has reported that

60% of suicides are committed by men in

the security cluster, particularly the

police.

Big up, to all women in these demanding

professions who perform their duties

immaculately. They remain committed to

their professional ethics, not using stress

and work-related pressure as an excuse for

barbarism.

As for Vavi, you dont sleep with a

married woman and cry political conspira-

cy! Consensual or not, you dare not

dishonour somebodys wife like that and

be diplomatic about it.

To all men who have turned our beloved

South Africa into a breeding ground for

monsters, please refer to Michael Jack-

sons 1991 hit song when he mellifluously

sang Heal the world; make it a better

place for you and for me and the entire

human race.

South Africanmen, stop the abuse

My view

Lehlohonolo

Nyetanyane

Social observer

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Sidwell Guduka

NAKA DROTS, the Toyota Cheetahs coach,

believes that his side can bounce back after

back-to-back defeats took the gloss off their

opening-day win against the Golden Lions.

The Cheetahs suffered their second loss of the

Currie Cup Series at the hands of the Sharks in

Bloemfontein last Friday, going down 15-18 in a

closely contested affair. Before that fixture,

Drotsks troops lost 14-15 to the Western Prov-

ince in Cape Town a fortnight ago.

The Cheetahs will be hoping to return to win-

ning ways at the expense of the Griquas, whom

they meet at the Free State Stadium on Satur-

day.

It is important not to let themood drop after

such disappointing defeats. We will bounce

back, because the spirit and focus in the team

is good.We have to win all our home games and

climb up the Currie Cup ladder. It is going to be

a dog fight for all six teams.

You are going to win close games, and you

are going to lose close games, Drotsk told Ex-

press. The Senekal-born mentor said the Chee-

tahs had themselves to blame for Fridays loss.

Tonight I thinkwe lost against ourselves.We

made too many unforced errors where we had

knock-ons on the attack. I thoughtwe played too

literal as well. But full credit to the Sharks for

defending well.

We should have played more directly. In the

first half we scored two tries by playing directly

and, for some reason, in the second half we

played more literally and were inept on the at-

tack. That cost us the game in the end, a clearly

disappointed Drotsk said.

The coach attributed his sides failure to not

scoring in the second half. Against the Western

Province theCheetahs led 14-10 at the break, but

theywenton to lose thematchby14-15. Ina simi-

lar scenario, the Cheetahswere 15-13 up against

the Sharks going into the half-time, but they al-

lowed the visitors to register an 18-15 come-

from-behind victory.

This is a great concern for us. In all three

games we had a comfortable lead at halftime

two of them we lost in the last minutes. It is im-

portant for us to score in both halves of the

match to win games. We will fix that problem

at the training sessions. The one thing we need

to learn, is to know how to finish the games.

All Currie Cup games are going to be 50/50

calls. Those who want to finish first or second

on the log need to know how to win these 50/50

games.

Kick-off, on Saturday against Griquas is

scheduled for 15:00.

Cheetahs need comeback

NEWS

JOHANN SADIE (with the ball), Toyota Cheetahs centre, storms ahead as he is tackled by Mr Price Sharks players during their game

in the Free State Stadium in Bloemfontein on Friday. Photo: Conrad Bornman

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Tender Notice and Invitation to Tender

The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA) intends appointing service providers for the projects listed below:

Tender No Tender Description CIDB Non-refundable

Document Fee

Evaluation Criteria Compulsory

Briefing Session

Address of Tender

Briefing

Contact Person Closing Date

HO/CRES/322/08/2013 Management of selected

PRASA Properties in

Gauteng, Western Cape and

KZN Provinces

N/A R2 500.00 90/10 (Price=90 and

B-BBEE Status=10)

3 September 2013

at 10:00

Ground Floor

Auditorium, Umjantshi

House,

30 Wolmarans Street,

Braamfontein

Albert Mduli, tel.

(011) 773-1487 or e-mail:

[email protected]

13 September

2013 at 12:00

HO/CRES/326/08/2013 Supply and Delivery of

Protective Clothing and

Uniforms for PRASA Cres in

all Provinces

N/A R2 500.00 90/10 (Price=90 and

B-BBEE Status=10)

5 September 2013

at 10:00

Ground Floor


House,


Braamfontein

Joey van Eden, tel.

(011) 773-1719 or e-mail:

[email protected]

16 September

2013 at 12:00

HO/CRES/327/06/2013 Repairs and Renovations

of Existing Train Operation

Depot in Braamfontein,

Johannesburg

3GB or

higher

R550.00 90/10 (Price=90 and

B-BBEE Status=10)

4 September 2013

at 10:00

Ground Floor


House,


Braamfontein

Tshifularo Nematatani, tel.

(011) 773-1786 or e-mail:

[email protected]

19 September

2013 at 12:00

HO/CRES/328/08/2013

(East London only)

Supply, Delivery, Installation

and Commissioning of the

Heating, Ventilation and

Conditioning Equipment at

East London

N/A R500.00 80/20 (Price=80 and

B-BBEE Status=20)

6 September 2013

at 10:00

5201 Supply Chain

Management Offices,

Station Street, East

London

Collect tenders from

Heidi Putter

Tshifularo Nematatani, tel.

(011) 773-1786 or e-mail:

[email protected]

19 September

2013 at 12:00

PRASA will adjudicate and award tenders in accordance with the B-BBEE Status level of contribution on 90/10 or 80/20 as applicable. PRASA will only accept BEE Rating Certificates issued by

SANAS-accredited verification agencies.

NB: Tenderers will be evaluated on Functionality first before being evaluated on 90/10 and 80/20.

Tenderers must achieve the minimum qualification score of functionality, which is 70%, before evaluation on price and BEE.

Tenders documents containing the conditions of tender will be available for collection as from 09:00 on 28 August 2013 to 4 September 2013 (no documents will available after this date and time) at

PRASA CRES, Supply Chain Management Office, 7

th

Floor, Umjantshi House (except for the East London tender, which will be available at 5201 Supply Chain Management Offices, Station Street, East

London). Prior to collection of the tender, payment should be made into the following bank account (clearly indicate the tender number on the deposit slip):

Banking Details:

Account Holder: PRASA CRES

Bank: FNB

Branch: Global Transactional Services - JHB

Account No: 62320710777

Branch Code: 255005

Reference: 000012-HOR

NB: Tenderers are welcome to view the tender documents before making any payments.

Tenderers who do not attend the compulsory tender briefings and purchase tender documents will be disqualified. No late, faxed or telephonic tenders will be accepted. Tenders will remain valid for a

period of 180 days.

PRASA is not compelled to accept the lowest or any tender.

Completed tender documents, fully priced, must be submitted sealed in an envelope marked with the relevant tender number, name and description and should be deposited in the

tender box in the Foyer at the 7th Floor, Umjantshi House, 30 Wolmarans Street, Braamfontein, Johannesburg, Gauteng, and for the East London tender, at the Foyer, 5201 Supply Chain

Management Offices, Station Street, East London.

For further information, please direct enquiries to Joey van Eden at (011) 773-1719 or [email protected] OR Tshifularo Nematatani at (011) 773-1786 or [email protected] OR

Albert Mduli at (011) 773-1487 or [email protected]

NEWS

EACH YEAR the Sasol New Signatures Art

Competition raises the bar from previous com-

petitions and this year notable improvements

were seen from the works submitted.

Artists have experimented with new media

and multiple modes of expression to convey

messages showing true innovation, lifting the

quality of work received.

For the past 24 years, Sasol, in partnership

with the Association of Arts Pretoria, has

played an influential role in unearthing artistic

talent in South Africa through the New Signa-

tures Competition. The competition allows en-

trants to enter theworld of extraordinary artist-

ry while also giving them the platform to make

their artistic signatures known.

Thisyear,wealso sawan increase insubmis-

sions that reflect peoples personal experiences

and bring pertinent social, economic, political

and psychological issues to the fore. With the

awards ceremony steadily approaching, the

judges had their work cut out for them as they

chose the winning piece from a pool of 97 art-

works, explained Peter Binsbergen, national

chairperson of the Sasol New Signatures selec-

tion panel.

The New Signatures Art Competition aims

to inspire creativity among emerging artists,

while simultaneously increasing SouthAfricas

appreciation for the arts, saidRichardHughes,

Sasols sponsorship manager.

The overall winner will receive R60 000 and

the opportunity to showcase a solo exhibition at

the Pretoria Arts Museum next year. The run-

ner-up and five merit award recipients will re-

ceive R20 000 and R5 000 respectively.

Winnerswill beannounced todayat thePreto-

ria Arts Museum and the Sasol New Signatures

Art Competition Exhibition will be open to the

public from tomorrow until 13 October.

Also exhibiting during this period for the first

time toSouthAfricanart lovers is IngridBolton,

winner of the 2012 Sasol New Signatures Art

Competition.

For more information, contact the Associa-

tion of Arts Pretoria on 012-346-3100.

Competition

raises bar


NEWS

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Pastor Willie Norris

MARK 10:28-30: Peter said to him, we

have left everything to follow you. I tell you

the truth, Jesus replied, on one who has left

home or brothers or sisters or mother or

father or children or fields for me and the

gospel will fail to receive a hundred times

as much in this present age homes, broth-

ers, sisters, mothers, children and fields and

with them, persecutions and in the age to

come eternal life.

Two things that Jesus sorted out for

Peter. The first being the blessings to

come to a person. The reward of what the

person sacrificed in giving to Jesus and

the gospel. This ranges from money,

material possessions and relationships

being sacrificed. Jesus said a hundred fold

will be returned to the one who will

sacrifice.

These returns are far more than the

person interested by giving it to Jesus and

the gospel. The promise is as relevant as it

makes it clear that it will be here on earth

while living here on earth.

The second promise that many does not

want that runs with the blessing is

persecutions.

These persecutions which are mostly

there in an unjust way. But they are there.

You also need to understand that Jesus

will not leave you if you are in that state

where you are persecuted.

He will help you, even if it seems like he

is not there for you.

You have to know that in everything,

Jesus loves you. Nothing can change his

love for you.

Remember, he will always be with you

and he will bless you.

Godwill always bless you

REGISTERED contractors with CIDB grad-

ing 2CE and GB to 6CE and GB are invited to

participate in a Seta accredited training and

mentorship programme in Bloemfontein and

Welkom.

The training is aimed at equipping con-

tractors with the necessary skills in con-

tracts, project management, human resource

management, tendering and marketing

skills.

The training starts on Monday at 08:30.

The venue will be communicated upon en-

quiry and these enquiries can be directed to

Malineo Ntsekhe on 082-679-1438 (malineo@lt-

mbuilding.co.za) or to Mahlomola Letsie on

082-464-6482 ([email protected]).

Training will be conducted for free, but

contractors will be liable for an enrolment

fee.

Training held


NEWS

The Griffons rugby team recently had a signing session at the Absa

Welkom branch. Absa clients and the general public welcomed the

opportunity to meet their rugby heroes up close and personal as

they shared jokes, posed for photos and walked away with auto

graphs of their favourite players. Photo: Supplied

THE Unemployment Insur-

ance Fund (UIF) has put in

place a new toll-free number

to assist and save its benefi-

ciaries costs when calling

the UIF call centre.

The toll-free number (080-

084-3843 or 0800UIFUIF)will

be a welcome relief to more

than 20 000UIF beneficiaries

who call the UIF on amonth-

ly basis.

The previous number, 012-

337-1680,meant thatUIFben-

eficiaries who were already

facing financial difficulties

bore the costs of making a

call to the UIF to enquire

about its services.

It givesmegreat pleasure

to inform UIF beneficiaries

about the new toll-free

number.

It is a great pleasure to

know that the new number

will lessen the financial bur-

den when doing business

with the fund,BoasSeruwe,

the UIF commissioner, said.

The previous number,

which is widely used by UIF

beneficiaries, will continue

tobeoperational, butUIFcli-

ents are encouraged to save

costs and use the new

number.

Beneficiaries can use the

new number to enquire

about any services that the

UIF provides.

UIF has a toll free number


NEWS

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Flora Teckie

WE all would like to live in

a better world. But how do

we achieve it? The efforts by

individuals and society,

mainly based on a material-

istic approach, have not

been able to bring about a

better world.

The creation of a peaceful

and just society, in which

people of diverse back-

ground cooperate and live in

harmony, will require a

re-orientation of individual

and collective goals and

transformation in attitudes

and behaviours.

According to the Bah

Writings, the betterment of

the world can be accom-

plished through pure and

goodly deeds, through

commendable and seemly

conduct.

The emphasis is placed on

purity of intention and

sincerity, when one per-

forms good deeds. That is

when greatest results are

achieved.

One can hardly imagine

what a great influence

genuine love, truthfulness

and purity of motives exert

on the souls of men. But

these traits cannot be

acquired by any believer

unless he makes a daily

effort to gain them . . .,

confirm the Bah Scrip-

tures.

Acquiring knowledge and

insight into the Holy

Writings is the first step

towards personal transfor-

mation, as studying the

Creative Word of God in

depth helps the individual

to obtain a more adequate

understanding of Gods

Revelation and to translate

these teachings into reality.

The knowledge acquired

is then applied to effect

individual and collective

transformation, leading to

the betterment of the

world.

Bahullh says: O

people of God! Do not busy

yourselves in your own

concerns; let your thoughts

be fixed upon that which

will rehabilitate the for-

tunes of mankind and

sanctify the hearts and

souls of men.

This can best be achieved

through pure and holy deeds,

through a virtuous life and a

goodly behaviour.

A moral person, therefore,

would consciously and

actively be engaged in

performing actions that

promote not only individual,

but also social transforma-

tion.

God has given us free will

and all human behaviour is

an expression of our capaci-

ty to choose and make

decisions.

We have the choice

between justice and injustice

and the power both to do

good and to do evil.

We have the capacity to

override the needs of our

lower nature in keeping with

ethical requirements. We

also have the capacity to

control and channel our

natural drives and urges and

to transform them into

human perfections.

Our moral and spiritual

advancement is crucial to

our well-being in both this

life and the next. As

Bahullh counsels:

Possess a pure, kindly and

radiant heart, that thine may

be a sovereignty ancient,

imperishable and everlast-

ing.

Belief in the immortality

of the soul and in an

all-knowing judging God

ought to provide us with

sufficient motivation for

moral conduct.

According to the Bah

Writings, to accept the

Messenger of God in His

time and to observe all the

ordinances revealed by Him

are the two inseparable

duties which each soul is

created to fulfil: . . . the

foundation of success and

salvation is the knowledge of

God, and that the results of

the knowledge of God are the

good actions which are the

fruits of faith.

Our daily efforts to put

into action the teachings of

God with pure intentions

will result in our own

spiritual development and

the transformation of the

society around us.

For more information,

e-mail mangaung@bahail-

sa.org.za or call 082-773-8301.

A better world

needs pure,

good deeds

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Short programmes:

Pastel V12 29 Aug.

Computer Skills 29 Aug.

Project Management

25 Aug.

Essential Workshops:

Threading (beauty)

30 Sep - 1 Oct

Telephone etiquette

2 - 3 Oct

Nail technology

7 - 11 Oct

Communication skills

16 - 17 Oct

In design 21 - 24 Oct

Project management 24 Oct

Flash 28 - 31 Oct

Dreamweaver 4 - 7 Nov

Marina / Enrico at

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Kraaines

Best

quality in

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furniture

Tel: 051 430 3145

33 Lombard St

Hilton

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Henry Street

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Panels

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Includes:

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Transport available.

DIVORCES

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TEL: 051 430 5135

COR ZASTRON & ALIWAL STREETS

Bloemfontein

ATTORNEYS

FUTURISTIC

DEBT

COUNSELLORS

Too much debt and

struggling to pay your

bills?

Let us reduce your

payments immediately.

Take home more money.

Phone/SMS Help to

Maitland Street, next

to Legit Store.

073 236 2395

Let's fix it!

Loans and consolidation

loans: R500 - R180 000.

Garnisheed clients also

welcome. Contact Isaac:

082 695 7579.

Na o na le mathata a

dikoloto? Letsetsa Betty

072 822 1029.

O kgathetse ke dikoloto?

Letsetsa Alice

083 763 9109.

Do you need money?

4 garnisheed or

blacklisted.

Welcome.

No ITC checks.

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R1000 - R35 000

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Fax your salary

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051 448 7964

083 662 3928

Loans

2006 Silver-Grey Toyota

Tazz with 171 000 km

going for R35 000 cash.

Call Papi 083 512 7716

D'METRI MOTORS

FSP 28260

Tel. 051 447 1400 /

051 430 1833

VISIT OUR WEBSITE

www.dmetri.co.za

We buy and sell quality used

vehicles.

Need a car? On ITC? No

problem! Call Gregory

073 842 8619.

Flats for sale: R455 000

Brand-new 2 bedroom, full

bathroom flats in Erlich

Park. Call Berina

082 955 0955.

Lourier Park: R250 000

Site erf. 1 034. Call

081 010 1661.

Blomanda: Very neat 2-

bedr house in Phase 2 for

only R378 000. Phone Paul

to view today at

072 570 0677 NRE.

Ehrlich Park: R410 000.

2 bedr, 1 bathr, sitting,

kitchen, 2 carports.

Call Sam 073 897 3496.

Gen. De Wet: R995 000 for

both. 2 x 2-bedroom

houses on 1 erf. Lock-up

garage and carport.

Nancy 072 220 2520.

Hillside View: R400 000.

3 bedrooms (bic), 1

bathroom, lounge, kitchen,

carport.

Grassland 2: R650 000

3 bedr (bic), 2 bathr, lounge,

dining, kitchen (biu) and

stove, double garage and

back rooms. 081 010 1661.

Mangaung: 10 units for

sale! Direct from the

developer in Rocklands.

Contact Danie

084 996 0426, Delene

078 817 5034 or Roulla

082 446 4906. NRE.

Pellissier: R1 180 000.

3 bedr, kitchen, bathr,

lounge, dining, TV room, 2

garages, 2 carports, paved,

tiled roof, big yard.

Phase 2: R550 000.

3 bedr, bathr, kitchen,

lounge, dining, 2 carports.

O.N.O.

Fauna: R750 000.

3 bedr, 1 bath, lounge,

dining, kitchen, washing

room, servant's room, toilet,

1 carport, 1 garage. ONO.

Rocklands: R702 000

3 bedr, 2 bathr, lounge,

dining, kitchen bic, garage.

Rykmanshoogte: R980 000

4 bedr, 2 bathr, 1 potio, 2

lounges, kitchen, dining,

pantry, outside room & toi-

let, 3 garages, remote.

Call Sam 073 897 3496.

Rykmanshoogte:

R799 000.

3 bedr, dining, lounge,

kitchen, garage, bathrooms.

Vista Park: R400 000.

2 bedr,dining, lounge,

kitchen, bathroom.

Hilton: R500 000

3 bed, dining, lounge,

kitchen, bathroom, garage.

Contact Marvin

082 976 9446.

Big 65 m, 1-bedr flat in

Navalsig for only

R335 000. Phone Paul to

view today at

072 570 0677. NRE.


DIRECTORATE: LAND REFORM: FREE STATE (STATE LAND UNIT)

ADMINISTRATION CLERK (STATE LAND DISPOSAL)

Salary: R115 212 per annum (Level 5) (Ref. S8/3/2013/675)

Requirements: National Senior Certificate or equivalent qualification with administration experience Good

communication (written and verbal) as well as interpersonal skills Computer literacy, especially MS Word, Excel,

GroupWise Knowledge of the LAW and PSLVDC system will be an advantage Code B or EB drivers licence is essential

Ability to take initiative.

Duties: Maintain an accurate and efficient filing system for the State Land Unit and the Provincial State Land Disposal

Committee (PSLVDC) Compile reports Capture PSLVDC applications on the LAW system Capture PSLVDC

applications on the Excel database and maintain an accurate database Compile and/or check submissions to the

Minister for the disposal of properties to Land Reform beneficiaries Liaise with the State Attorney regarding the

disposals Take accurate minutes and compile the minutes of various meetings Arrange the venue and refreshments

for the meetings Compile travel documentation for the staff of the two units Visit beneficiaries in the rural area

Perform other relevant duties assigned by the supervisor Perform internal and external communication Support

the State Land Unit with administrative work and other tasks delegated Perform other relevant duties, which may be

determined by other members of the State Land Unit through the supervisor Work under pressure and to tight

deadlines Communicate with internal and external stakeholders.

Note: African males and Indian, White females and/or males are encouraged to apply.

Enquiries: Mr Rowlen Ryan, tel. (051) 400-4200

The suitable candidate will be selected with the intention of promoting representivity as contemplated in the

relevant components Employment Equity Plan.

The Department reserves the right not to appoint any applicant to this position and to conduct pre-employment

security screening.

Applications must be submitted on form Z83, obtainable from any Public Service Department, and should be

accompanied by a comprehensive Curriculum Vitae (previous experience must be comprehensively detailed) and

certified copies of qualifications, service certificates, drivers licence and Identification Document. Applicants with

foreign qualifications must submit a SAQA evaluation report on the qualification. Non-SA citizens must attach a certified

copy of proof of permanent residence in South Africa. In addition to completing the Z83, applicants are required to

disclose any pending criminal, disciplinary or any other adverse allegations or investigation against them.

Applicants must also provide the full names, addresses and telephone numbers of at least 3 referees. Failure to submit

the requested documents may result in your application not being considered (applications lacking evidence of relevant

experience will not be considered). If you apply for more than one post in the Department, please submit a separate

application form for each post. Applicants will be expected to be available for selection interviews at a time, date and

place as determined by the Department. If you have not been contacted for an interview within 3 months of the closing

date, please assume that your application was not successful.

Correspondence will be entered into with short-listed candidates only.

PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY

Please forward your application, quoting the relevant reference

number, to: The Provincial Shared Service Centre, Private Bag X20803,

Bloemfontein 9300 or hand deliver at the 3rd Floor, SA Eagle Building,

Shalotte Maxeke Street, for attention: Human Resources

Management.

Closing date: 6 September 2013

Applications will not be considered after the closing date.

Kone Solutions K21247

The Housing Development Agency (HDA) is a national public development agency that

promotes the development of sustainable communities by making well-located land

and buildings available for the development of housing and human settlements. For

more information about the HDA, please visit our website www.thehda.co.za.

The HDA hereby requests suitably qualified and reputable service providers to submit

proposals for:

PANEL FORHUMANRESOURCES STRATEGIC SUPPORT AND CONSULTING FORA PERIOD

OF THREE YEARS (HDA/JHB/020) (No compulsory briefing will be held for this tender)

APPOINTMENT OF TRANSACTION ADVISORS FOR THE RELEASE OF TWO

JOHANNESBURG INNER CITY BUILDINGS (HDA/JHB/021). A compulsory briefing

session will be held at the below Johannesburg address on the 3rd of September

2013 at 10H00.

CONDUCT RAPID ASSESSMENTS OF HUMAN SETTLEMENTS PROJECTS ANDDEVELOP

A PROJECT PIPELINE FOR THE FREE STATE PROVINCE (HDA/FS/002). A compulsory

briefing session will be held at the below Johannesburg address on the 2nd of

September 2013 at 10H00.

FACILITATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE HUMAN SETTLEMENTS STRATEGY FOR THE

FREE STATE PROVINCE (HDA/FS/003). A compulsory briefing session will be held at

the below Johannesburg address on the 2nd of September 2013 at 11H30.

The physical address for collection and delivery of tender documents is:

The Housing Development Agency (HDA), Block A, Riviera Office Park, 6-10 Riviera

Road, Killarney, Johannesburg.

NOTE: The HDA will not be responsible to oversee that bids sent by courier are placed

in the Bid /Tender box.

Tender documents may be collected during working hours (08:30 to 16:30) from

Monday 26th of August 2013.

A non-refundable tender fee of R300.00 per tender document must be deposited

into the HDAs bank account, First National Bank, Account No: 6221 576 8477, Branch

Code: 250 655, Reference: HDA/JHB/020, HDA/JHB/021, HDA/FS/002 or HDA/FS/003

followed by the service providers name. Proof of payment is required upon collection

of the tender documents. No cash or cheques will be accepted by the HDA.

Technical queries and SCM queries relating to all tenders may be addressed to Mr.

Moses Mokhine, 011 544 1000 or [email protected]

Only tenders from service providers who satisfy the criteria in the Tender Data Section

of the tender document will be considered. As minimum requirements, tenderers must

submit an Original Valid Tax Clearance Certificate.

The closing time and date for receipt of all tenders (HDA/JHB/020, HDA/JHB/021,

HDA/FS/002 and HDA/FS/003) is 11:00 on the 25th of September 2013. Telegraphic,

telephonic, telex, facsimile, e-mail and late tender submissions will not be accepted.

Tenders may only be submitted on the tender documentation that is issued and must

be completed in full. The retyping of the tender documentation is not permitted. The

original tender document and one copy must be returned.

The HDA reserves the right to accept or reject any variation, deviation, tender offer or

alternative tender offer and may cancel the tender process and reject all tender offers

at any time before the formation of a contract. The HDA will not incur any liability to

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Sidwell Guduka

UP-AND-COMING youngsters from the HTS

Louis Botha will be given the opportunity to

be coached by the former Golden Lions men-

tor, John Mitchell.

Mitchell, who is famous for guiding the

Lions to Currie Cup victory, will descend on

the HTS Louis Bothas sports grounds in

Bloemfontein to put young rugby players

through their paces today.

Powerade, the official hydration sponsor of

the Vodacom Super Rugby Series, commis-

sioned Mitchell to devise a programme to help

both school coaches and players to excel in the

competitive and exciting game of rugby. He

will impart his wealth of rugby knowledge and

experience on coaches and players via the

Powerade Performance Sessions.

Mitchells programme is designed with

Powerades Power Through philosophy in

mind, giving coaches the necessary tools to

develop their athletes. The philosophy focuses

on finding strength, conviction and belief in

those moments of low performance, self-doubt

or discouragement.

Trivern Chetty, brand manager of Sports

and Energy at The Coca-Cola Company, said:

It is the role of a coach to motivate, inspire

as well as to provide useful information on

training regimes to assist their athletes when

facing challenges, which they will do at every

level in their sport.

He added: We want to inspire and motivate

young individuals to make sure theymaintain

their forward momentum and achieve their

goals. We know that coaches also play the role

of mentor and guidance counsellor and we

want to empower coaches who will in turn

inspire the players.

The HTS Louis Botha was one of 40 schools

from a total of 100 across the country that won

a Powerade Performance Session with Mit-

chell.

Coaches that come into contact with

Mitchell during these campaigns will also be

able to stay up to date with peak performance

by means of signing up for the communi-

cations developed by the ex-All Blacks and Li-

ons coach himself.

A select group of coacheswill receive a train-

ing tips newsletter twice a month from

Mitchell. This communication will take the

form of skills training content, pictures and

links to video demonstrations from the ses-

sions as well as great competitions to partici-

pate in.

In total, Mitchell will teach approximately

2 400 rugby players from 40 schools about what

it takes to Power Through from school boy

rugby to Super Rugby and beyond. He will be

demonstrating new techniques, drills and give

guidance on other performance related aspects

of training, like hydration, before, during and

after matches.

Meanwhile, the rugby legend will have

similar sessions in the Northern Cape at the

Horskool Diamantveld and Northern Cape

High School tomorrow and Friday

respectively. All three sessions start at 15:00.

Legend to share rugby knowledge

LEGEND: John Mitchell will be sharing his rugby knowledge with youngsters in

Bloemfontein today. Photo: Supplied

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Sidwell Guduka

BLOEMFONTEIN CELTIC have

described todays Absa Premiership

clash against Polokwane City at

the Peter Mokaba Stadium in

Polokwane as a must-win fixture to

end their winless streak.

This comes after Celtics poor

start to the league campaign after

losing 3-1 to Mamelodi Sundowns

at home, before being bundled out

of the lucrative MTN8 Cup by

BidVest Wits who humbled the

Mangaung side by 3-0.

Phunya Sele Sele star Vuyani

Ntanga said they wanted to win

against City to boost their confi-

dence ahead of the derby match

against Free State Stars that will

be played at the Free State Sta-

dium on Sunday (15:00).

We have recovered from those

defeats and are now focusing on

our game against City on Wednes-

day. We are going to treat it like a

cup final. We will settle for

nothing else but a win, Ntanga

said.

It is important for us to start

winning matches early in the

season.

Scoring and conceding goals

have been our main problem, but

we have rectified our mistakes at

training.

Well make sure that we score

goals and keep it water-tight at the

back, he added.

Ntanga said their focus was not

yet on the up-coming Free State

Derby.

We are taking one game at the

time. Our focus is on City and

well shift it to Stars after 90

minutes. All I can say, is that we

are determined to collect six points

in a matter of days.

Tonights match starts at 19:30.

Celtic targets win against City

DRY SPELL: Vuyani Ntanga.

Photo: Gerhard Steenkamp/BackpagePix

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