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brother.’ – Adv.Phemelo Sehunelo

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“ALL youths have talent. Allthat needs to be done, is for thattalent to be harvested andbrought to the open.”This was the message of the

former owner of youth soccerclub Basotho Tigers, Adv.Phemelo Sehunelo, now a miningmagnate, at the funeral of thelate soccer star Richard Henye-kane.Henyekane began the road to

professional football by joiningBasotho Tigers in 1999 before heproceeded to Hellenic.Sehunelo highlighted the

challenges in soccer during thefuneral service at the ABCCemetery in Galeshewe onSaturday (11/04).Henyekane was killed in a car

crash, along with four otherpassengers, during the earlyhours of Tuesday (07/04) ontheir way from Qwaqwa toBethlehem.The other occupants of the car

were identified as Paul Mofokeng(26), Nthabiseng Motsoetsoe (20),Ayanda Matete (20) and MphoMoloi (18).The funeral service was

attended by hundreds of mour-ners, including friends andsupporters from the NorthernCape, Gauteng and the FreeState.Representatives from other

PSL clubs, Safa and governmentdepartments also paid theirrespects, including PSL chairper-son Dr Irvin Khoza.Expressing the great loss that

the soccer fraternity and theprovince had suffered, Sehunelosaid that the tragedy should be awake-up call to the province.He proposed that the Northern

Cape government play a moreactive role in nurturing youngplayers at an early age.“Yes, it is a loss to everyone,

but we must appreciate what we

had and move forward in thesoccer world.“In him, I have lost a talented

brother.”Basotho Tigers have since

been sold to the North West,where its name was laterchanged to North West Tigers in2004.Sehunelo added that the youth

should learn more from the lifeof Henyekane, who was lucky tohave been spotted at the righttime.Sehunelo prides himself in the

knowledge that he played a bigrole in ensuring that Henyekanecarved out a successful soccercareer.He was also involved in

Henyekane’s life as a legaladvisor for contractual purposeswhen he moved from BasothoTigers, to Hellenic, to GoldenArrows and to Sundowns.“The question is, are we still

going to say there was a teamcalled Basotho Tigers?“I have done my part in

producing such talent. Somebodyelse must take over now.”He said the provincial govern-

ment was not doing enough topromote soccer in the province,and emphasised that local clubshad to be subsidised in orderfor them to produce qualityplayers.Trott Moloto, the general

manager of Mamelodi Sundowns,and former coach of GoldenArrows, said it was sad indeedfor a talented person to lose hislife at such a young age.Moloto coached Henyekane at

Arrows before moving toSundowns.Henyekane reportedly followed

him to Mamelodi Sundowns.Moloto noted with approval

the support shown to the familyduring their time of sorrow byfellow soccer clubs.) Go to www.express-news formore pictures.

Soccer star laid to restSoccer star laid to restHenyekane’s death awake­up call for all

RICHARD HENYEKANE’s mother,Margaret, and his girlfriend, Nom­sa Nxele, proceeding to the grave­side after the service at the MitahSeperepere Convention Centre.

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IT was a dream come true for AzettaTownson (31), an employee at the KolomelaMine, to be given an opportunity to buy herfirst house X a double-storey house X throughthe mine’s Social Labour Plan Project twoyears ago.

As an administration assistant at the mine,she was one of the 718 local communityemployees who got the opportunity to buystandard houses in which Anglo Americanwas reported to have invested an amount ofone million rand. The mining companypartnered with the Tsantsabane LocalMunicipality, which allocated land inPostmasburg for the construction of thehouses, making Townson’s dream of becom-ing a homeowner come true. As part of anintegrated approach that allowed the housesto form part of the current communitywithout creating a separate mining town, theproject was further reported to have ad-dressed housing challenges within the localmunicipality. Townson moved from hersingle-storey home in Postdene, where shegrew up, into her own 120 m² house consist-ing of three bedrooms, two bathrooms, withother comforts like ceilings, air conditioningand solar heating.

“Now I have my own big house. It is ablessing for me to be able to support myselfand raise my first child in a very differentand better environment compared to minewhen I was her age,” she said proudly.

The young mother also got the opportunityof being visited by the minister of MineralResources, Ngoako Ramahlodi, on Thursday(09/04) during the launch of the housingproject.

According to the CEO of the KolomelaMine, Norman Mbazima, the housing projectnot only created employment for approxi-mately 3 000 semi-skilled and skilled workers,but had been so successful that it wasawarded the provincial and national GovanMbeki Award from the Department ofHuman Settlements in 2013 as the bestsubsidised housing model.

He added that the project was an effort toeliminate hostels and create access tohousing for all mine workers.

“This is an achievement for all of us. Thisis an indication that the province and thecountry can achieve more through thesekinds of partnerships,” he added.

Kumba’s Social and Community Strategy isaimed at supporting government in address-ing the gaps in the following key focus areas:education and skills, health and socialwelfare, youth, enterprise development andinfrastructure development.

Highlighting the important role thatKumba had played in developing Postmas-burg, the premier of the Northern Cape,Sylvia Lucas, said that the town needed thiskind of infrastructure.

“We sincerely believe that they deserve tobe appreciated for their stability in thispreviously turbulent town,” she said.

Dream of house reality

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THEminister of Mineral Resources, Ngoako Ramahlodi (left), MEC of Cooperative Govern­ance, Human Settlement and Traditional Affairs (COGHSTA), Alvin Botes, CEO of the Kolo­melaMine, NormanMbazima, and the premier of the Northern Cape, Sylvia Lucas, cuttingthe ribbon to launch the Kolomela Housing Development Project. Photo: Boipelo Mere

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THE pantsula dance group Black Conversewill soon be making another appearance onnational television.Hailing from Galeshewe, the group of four

pantsula dancers’ spirit were not dampenedby their elimination from the dancecompetition Step up or Step out in 2014.The team members, Joey Steenkamp,

Emannuel Molatlhwe, Steven Mpadi andLucas Koper, who claim to have returnedhome better equipped after their eliminationfrom the top-seven stage of the competition,will be competing in the upcoming StumboStomp Amapantsula dance competition thatwill be broadcast live on SABC1.They plan to use their experience gained

from the previous competitions in theupcoming event taking place from 13 May toAugust.According to the excited members, they

were over the moon when they received thecall that theirs was chosen as the bestdance video that qualified for the 13-episodedance show.Being reportedly the only group chosen

from the Northern Cape, they will becompeting with 52 other pantsula dancegroups from around the country.“We are excited and nervous at the same

time to have been given another opportuni-ty to shine.“We will strive to scoop this one. I mean,

if we made it to the top seven in the Stepup and Step out dance competition, wherewe were competing against many otherdance categories, we can just dance our wayto the top,” said Steenkamp.The team revealed how they would use

the experience and feedback from previousworkshops to improve upon and play withtheir original dance moves.“We are eliminating and improving on

some of our dance moves.“We also learned the importance of

expressions, including how to manage theuse of our energy effectively.”The group is well known for their

trademark of expressing joy as they dance,which they were highly admired for duringthe Step up or Step out competition. Themembers said that was a way of alsomotivating each other and displaying thepassion that they had for what they did.“This win is for us because it will be a

straight pantsula dance competition. Weknow almost all the challenges of dancecompetitions and have an understanding ofwhat we are doing and where we are goingwith this.“We have a more positive attitude to push

forward through our passion for dancing.We do have a future in dancing and we aregoing nowhere near jail,” added Steenkamp.The group uses the backyard of one of

their members’ homes to practice. Alsoacknowledging their fear that pantsuladance is fading away, they highlighted theirstruggle to make ends meet.They also said it was a challenge to host

concerts to raise funds, due to the violencethat seemed to break out during localconcerts.“The thing is we cannot afford to hire

security during our events, which leaves theaudience and supporters at risk.”Leonie Koper, mother of group member

Lucas, allows the group to use her backyardfor practice. She expressed her pride in thegroup and promised to continue meetingthem halfway.“Us parents must continue to show

support for our children, because they havekept their heads up for ten years throughthick and thin. We are aware that only oneof the members is employed, thus they needour support during fund-raising,” she said.“It is better for them to use their talent to

survive instead of robbing people atknife-point like their peers do.”The group highlighted how they had to

give up their dream of sharing their skillswith the younger generation due to a lackof resources and space.“But we are not prevented in any way to

do outreach programmes, like at orphanagesand on Mandela Day.”

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SOME of the groupmembers are fromtheleft Joey Steenkamp,Emannuel Molatlhweand Steven Mpadipractising in prepara-tion for the upcomingcompetition. LucasKoper was absent.P Photo: Boipelo Mere

The Department hereby requests applications for recruitment of the abovementioned programmes in the followingfields of study:+ Economics/ Statistics + FinancialManagement+ Tourism + HumanResourceManagement+ MarketingManagement + ProjectManagement+ PublicManagement + BusinessManagement+ BusinessDevelopment + InformationTechnology+ Entrepreneurship

Internship programme runs for a period of 12months for qualified graduates who are in possession of a qualification(degree, diploma, B.Tech,Honours, etc) in thementioned fields of study.Experiential learning programme runs for a period of 18 months for students who have completed N6 in theabovementioned fields of study.

REQUIREMENTS:+ Must be a permanent resident of theNorthernCape+ Must be 18-35 years old+ Must have completed qualification+ Beprepared to enter into an internship/learnership programmeagreementwith theDepartment

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EARTH DAY will be celebrated on 22April and many countries, including SouthAfrica, are gearing up to honour the earth.

As a theoretical concept, this shouldmake a significant difference in theenvironment as well as people’s mindsetabout how we affect the planet we live on.

Unfortunately, one day a year does noteven begin to rectify the damage that weinflict daily.

The recent uproar caused by the city ofJohannesburg’s Sisonke Project is a primeexample of municipalities’ disregard forthe impact inner-city waste managementhas on the inner-city environment. TheSisonke Project was launched on 12October 2007.

With fanfare the municipality and thethen executive mayor of Johannesburg,Amos Masondo, announced that the systemwould guarantee a cleaner and moresanitary environment. Skip to the present.

The stench that emanates from theunderground concrete sleeves is nowunbearable.

The theory behind the project is thatusers throw their refuse in strategically-placed rubbish bins connected to under-ground concrete containers. When thecontainers are full, specially adaptedtrucks will lift them out of the ground,empty and replace them. This takes aboutten minutes.

The concept sounds idyllic and it hascost the city R5,5 million to implement.

Yet, the system only works when thetrucks actually pick up the rubbish. Andthe trucks can only pick up the rubbishwhen they are serviced and perform theirduties. According to E-News, there iscurrently only one truck in operation.

Now look at the rubbish situation inKathu. It seems as if a similar attitude torefuse removal is taken by the currentmunicipality.

Rubbish removal does happen promptlyon occasion, but proper disposal takes aback seat.

Dump trucks take rubbish to an over-flowing rubbish dump and the situationdeteriorates from there. The refuse at thedump is disposed of in a heap behind thedesignated dumping zone.

The final outrage is that this heap isthen set alight, and the air is filled withnoxious fumes.

The local municipality should take ahard look at their policies regardinggarbage removal and the reality of howtheir methods are affecting the environ-ment.

One learns from your leaders, andcurrently the example is not up to EarthDay standards.

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DIE leerlinge van die Laerskool Kathu het verskeie nuwe handboeke ontvang. Die aankoopvan die boeke ismoontlik gemaak deur ’n skenking van AvengMoolmans Kathu. Die nuwehandboeke is vir wiskunde, sosiale wetenskap en lewensoriëntering.

Foto: Benneli Olivier Van der Walt

IN commemoration of its tenthyear, SuperSport is launch-ing the Let’s Play PhysicalEducation Challenge.

According to LynneLandman of ZPR forSuperSport, the Chal-lenge is a nationwideevent targeted at 10- and11-year-olds from amongSouth Africa’s 18 000primary schools.

She explained in a pressstatement that the primary objec-tive of the Challenge was to reinforcethe instruction of curriculum-orientedphysical education and to promotephysical activity in all schools.

According to her, the nine provincialwinners will each receive R10 000 worthof sports equipment and a physicaleducation package worth R40 000.

“The fittest primary school perprovince will compete for the title withthe grand prize a R1,1 million all-pur-pose, all-weather multi-use sports courtto be built at the winning school,” saidLandman.

Let’s Play coaching teams will repor-tedly target various schools per day torun the Physical Education Challenge.

The fittest learners per school willcompete, after which the top-10 schoolsper province will qualify for the provin-cial semi-final, leading to an overallprovincial winner. The national finalwill take place on Let’s Play’s 10thbirthday on 5 November.

Landman said the obstacle coursechallenge was designed to accommodateboth boys and girls and would bestandar-dised at every competing school.

“It includes football slalom dribble,catch and throw, mini hurdles, rope pulland an agility drill; all of which are

completed in a matter of min-utes.

“While activity is thecentral focus of the chal-lenge, it will also drawattention to two majorsocial issues amongyoungsters: doping andbullying. A parallel cam-paign to end violence against

children will be supported byUnicef, the children’s rights

and emergency relief organisa-tion,” added Landman.

According to the statement, the formerMiss South Africa, Jo-Anne Strauss, isthe Goodwill Ambassador and will makeappearances at schools to address theissue.

“We believe that this is a meaningfulway to get schools involved in physicalactivity, particularly as government hashighlighted the need for children tobecome more active,” said VaughnBishop, head of Let’s Play.

“Kids needn’t be superstars; thechallenge is designed to accommodateeveryone at primary school level.”

The Let’s Play Physical EducationChallenge is endorsed by the Depart-ment of Basic Education, the Depart-ment of Sport and Recreation, theNedbank Sports Trust, Active Educa-tion, the South African Institute forDrug-Free Sport, the Physical EducationInstitute of South Africa and Multi-Choice.

Sponsors include 32Gi, FutureLife andHitachi Construction Machinery South-ern Africa.

Schools are invited to enter by callingone of the following two numbers:011-894-7411 or 079-529-8862 (all hours).

Schools may also send an email tophysedchallenge@activeeducation.co.za.

Schools are invitedto take part and win

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GA-SEGONYANALOCAL MUNICIPALITY

Draft Budget and Draft IntegratedDevelopment Plan (IDP) 2014/15

Notice is hereby given in terms of the Local Government: Section 22(a) of theMunicipal Finance Act, 2003 (Act 56 of 2003) and Chapter 4 of the LocalGovernment Municipal SystemAct, 2000 (Act 32 of 2000) that both the DraftBudget andDraft IDP for 2015/16 financial year were tabled for comments at aCouncilmeeting held on the 31March 2015.

Both the Draft Budget and the Draft IDP are open for inspection andcomments at the Municipal Offices, Cnr Voortrekker and School Streets,Kuruman, Municipal Website (www.ga-segonyana.gov.za) and at theLibraries in Kuruman, Wrenchville, Mothibistad and Batlharos during normaloffice hours from13April to 9May 2015

Further IDP Budget Road Shows will be scheduled to take place from 20-30April 2015 before theBudget and IDP's final approval by the end ofMay 2014.

Enquiries in respect of Draft Budget and IDPmay be directed to the MunicipalManager. Written comment, if any, must be submitted to the MunicipalManager on or before 8May2015.

The Public is hereby invited to make use of the opportunity to provide theirinputs and comments on theDraft Budget andDraft IDP2015/16

MrG.ENtefang:MunicipalManagerGa-segonyana LocalMunicipalityCnr Voortrekker andSchool StreetPrivateBagX1522, kuruman8460

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SIYANCUMAMUNICIPALITY

All suppliers are herewith invited to register as preferred suppliers on the database of the Siyancuma Municipality for procurement of goods andservices through quotations.

The purpose of this database is to give all prospective suppliers an equal opportunity to provide goods and services to the SiyancumaMunicipality. Application forms are available from the Supply Chain Management Unit at the Council's Offices and the Municipal Website:www.siyancuma.gov.za

It is imperative that suppliers read the application document carefully, complete it in full and sign it.

Please note that a valid TAX Clearance Certificate, CIPC and a certificate of good standing with your local municipality must beattached. You will be informed of the outcome of your application.

Once completed the application form must be submitted to:Siyancuma MunicipalityFinance DepartmentCharl Cilliers StreetP O Box 27DOUGLAS8730

Attention: Ms L.Selego/PJE Bloem

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GA-SEGONYANALOCAL MUNICIPALITY

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ANDREW LOUW, DA provincial leader:

THE debate on the city’s statues must besettled in the spirit of reconciliation.Statues, names and symbols do matter.

Creating inclusive public spaces, withstatues that reflect the shared values of ademocratic South Africa, should be part ofmunicipal spatial planning. And we shouldfollow in Madiba’s footsteps by incorpora-ting the past into an inclusive vision forthe future.The apartheid government and the

colonial government which preceded it,created a lot of evil in South Africa.Overcoming the legacy of apartheid shouldnot be reduced to a contest to see who canvandalise the most statues.Look at the Honoured Dead Memorial,

which was commissioned by Cecil JohnRhodes and commemorates soldiers whodied defending Kimberley in the Anglo-Boer War.Rudyard Kipling’s inscription refers to

the victors being those who died for thecity. Perhaps we can rededicate thismemorial to commemorate all those whohad died in the struggle for freedom.It is time for the city of Kimberley to

convene an open consultation session withall residents.Use the model of the Inclusive City

Campaign that the DA launched in CapeTown.Let us gather together and discuss what

we, as residents, want to see happen withour public spaces.

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FOUR traffic officials and three civilianswere arrested by the Hawks in the Nor-thern Cape on charges of fraud, racketee-ring, corruption, contravention of the RoadTraffic Act and issuing false driver’slicences.According to Col. Priscilla Naidu, the

suspects, of which six are male and one isfemale, were arrested on Monday morning(13/04) during a takedown operation in DeAar.She revealed in a press statement that

the suspects were aged between 45 and 52years and would appear in the De AarMagistrate’s Court soon.The arrest reportedly followed a joint

operation between members of the Hawksand the Northern Cape Crime IntelligenceUnit.It is alleged that the syndicate has been

operating since 2012, which led to one ofthe suspects being charged in 2008 forsimilar offences.He was reportedly acquitted at the time.“Police have also confiscated the vehicles

belonging to the suspects,” revealed Naidu.The provincial head of the Hawks in the

Northern Cape, Maj. Gen. Liziwe Ntshinga,is reported to have welcomed the arrestsand warned that police would continue toclamp down on corrupt governmentofficials who through their actions jeopar-dised the lives of innocent road users.“Unlawful conduct will not be tolerated

and ignored and all law enforcementofficers are expected to execute theirduties in a professional and honestmanner and behaviour such as thiscertainly does not augur well for anydepartment.“Issuing false driver’s licences and

registering un-roadworthy vehicles placethe lives of innocent people at risk.The Hawks assure the communities that

they would continue doing everything toroot out criminality and we urge thecommunities to support the police in thefight against corruption.“Members of the Hawks work tirelessly

to root out disloyal, criminal elementsfrom society and will continue to tightenthe screws on criminals,” she said.

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THE Easter Tournament thatwas held at different sportsgrounds around the Sol PlaatjeMunicipal area proved thatmore still needs to be done toimprove the quality of soccerin the region.The tournament, played from

3 to 6 April, was reportedly agreat way to improve the skillsof young players and keepthem away from social ills intheir communities.According to Winston

Mondela, chairperson of the SolPlaatje Local Football Associa-tion, the tournament got off toa good start. The event washosted for the first time as apromotional league for thesenior division teams.Mondela said that the

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the Department of Sport, Artsand Culture (DSAC), whichsponsored the trophies for thewinning teams.The tournament saw Ghetto

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the next Easter Tournament bynegotiating a better deal withtheir sponsor, the DSAC.“These are older players and

they expect to participate insuch tournaments for a moneyprize, not only for trophies.“It it not motivation enough

for them to play for a trophy,because local teams need themoney prizes to maintainthemselves.“We need to sit down with

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