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want to be named. One bidder wasreprimanded for using Tippex.

“Shabangu sat in the front row in awhite and blue striped shirt,” said one.“His bid was opened first. Nobody hadthe correct certificates except RouxP r op e r t i e s . ”

This was confirmed by another bid-der: “We were de-facto disqualified.”

Bidders were told they’d be informedwithin two weeks if their bids weregoing to the national bid adjudicationcommittee in Pretoria, which will makethe final decision.

Those who attended said Shabangu’swas the highest bid, at R127/m², al-though this could not be confirmed.Even R100 to R110/m² with an annualescalation of 8% to 10% — proposed bypolice procurement bosses last year —would bring the bill to between R879-million and R966-million, excluding re-location costs.

Police are paying R65/m² for theirprovincial headquarters at Servamus.Swish Properties, the company thatowns Servamus, declined to comment.

Documents seen by the SundayTimes show police commissioner Gen-eral Bheki Cele approved the need andfunding for a massive threefold in-crease in provincial head office space— despite objections by senior publicworks and police officials.

A particular concern was placing

child protection, sexual offences andfamily violence units — includingcounselling and treatment rooms — athead office.

The SA Police Union (Sapu), whichclaims 70 000 members, said there wasno justification for the tender. “Th e r e ’snothing wrong with the current building— it’s not even overcrowded,” said Sapugeneral secretary Oscar Skommer.

He was outraged at plans to put childprotection units at head office. “Th o s eunits must be at station level. Who isgoing to help these people when they goto the police station to open a case?”

But police spokesman McIntosh Polelasaid the SAPS was “on record” that itwould “not move forward” on the newDurban lease until the public protector’sinvestigation into the old one was com-plete. “The SAPS was invited by publicworks to confirm whether its needs werestill as before, and this it did.”

Polela denied communities wouldlose essential services, as only unitmanagers would be housed at headoffice. “This does not mean that theservices will be removed from (the)stations. The units will continue toserve the communities.”

Shabangu asked for questions inwriting, then declined to answer them“until such time as (the tender process)has been completed”, his lawyer, Fran-cois Botha, said.

Public Works declined to commentuntil the investigation was complete.

‘Process set up soShabangu could win’

Lotto allocations probed

‘Osama’ ad sails close to the wind

Three little girls burytheir murdered momManhunt launched for former partner after woman found with crushed skullMANTOMBI MAKHUBELEand WERNER SWART

‘MOMMY’s journey onearth is over.” Withthese words, theyoung daughters of

murdered mother Liesel Badenhorstbade farewell to her yesterday.

There was not a dry eye at thefuneral of the 24-year-old in Benoni.

Badenhorst was murdered l a stFriday — hours before her birthday— at her home in Witfield,Boksburg, east of Johannesburg.

Police are hunting for her ex-boyfriend, Elias Benadito, inconnection with the murder.

B a d e n h o r st ’s killer smashed herhead against the bath, cracking hers ku l l .

Concerned relatives found herbody when they went looking for herafter she had failed to arrive at afamily gathering.

Her hand was being clutched byher and Benadito’s 11-month-olddaughter, Abigail, when therelatives got there.

Yesterday, family and friendswept during the emotional funeralat the Crystal Park cemetery, whereBadenhorst was cremated.

Her other children, Marelize, 8,and Kayla, 5, were comforted by

relatives. A message from them onthe notice of service read: “M o m my ,you shared your life with us.Mommy, you loved us . . . Rest inpeace.”

Their grandmother, BerdeneBadenhorst, said a Mother’s Dayouting she had planned with hermurdered daughter would still takeplace.

“We will take the children to

B a r n ey ’s Park for Mother’s Daytoday. That’s what we had plannedwith Liesel,” she said.

B a d e n h o r st ’s brother, PieterBester, said the family were still inshock over the murder of Liesel,described as a “fun-loving person”.

He said his sister’s youngest child,Abigail, was “doing fine, consideringthe circumstances”, but said thechild’s five-year-old sister kept

checking the gate at home andasking when her mother wascoming home. “It’s absolutelyheartbreaking,” he said.

Police spokesman ColonelTshisikhawe Ndou said a massivemanhunt for Benadito, whoseabandoned car was found at NigelDam on Wednesday, wascontinuing.

Bester said his sister broke off therelationship with Benadito a monthbefore her murder.

He said that Benadito wa sextremely jealous of her.

Said relative Louise Burger: “Weare living in fear, because we don'tknow what he is still capable of. Wedon’t feel safe with him out there.”

ý In a separate incident, policeare guarding a man believed to havekilled his former girlfriend.

Andrea Venter, 25, was killed onTuesday after being stabbedrepeatedly and having her throatslit. Her former boyfriend, whosename is known to the Sunday Times,then allegedly tried to commitsu i c i d e .

Ndou said the man was beingtreated in a Johannesburg hospitaland was under police guard.

“His condition is stable and he willappear in court as soon as he isdischarged,” he said.

M OT H E R ’S HAND: Abigail, the baby daughter of murdered Liesel Badenhorst, is comforted at her mother’s funeral by her uncle, Pieter Bester, who found her next to herm ot h e r ’s dead body, clutching her hand Pictures: KATHERINE MUICK-MERE

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McCartney to marry againSIR Paul McCartney is to marryfor the third time, his publicistsaid on Friday. The formerBeatle, 68, has become e n g ag e dto his girlfriend of four years,Nancy Shevell, 51, a New Yorksocialite and businesswoman.

The couple began dating inthe aftermath of McCartney’sacrimonious separation fromhis second wife, Heather Mills.

A source close to Shevell toldPeople magazine: “They havethe right chemistry. They’reboth cool, chilled out andop t i m i st i c . ”

M c Ca r t n ey ’s first wife, LindaEastman, a photographer, diedof breast cancer in 1998. Theymarried in 1969 and had three

children together, Mary, 41,Stella, 39, and James, 33.

Last month, McCartney paidtribute to his wife. “She is avery powerful memory becauseI was married to her for nearly30 years. Now, in my relation-ship with my new girlfriend,Linda is a powerful presence,and I am lucky that Nancyrecognises that and is a bigadmirer of her work,” he said.

In 2002, McCartney marriedMills, with whom he had hisfourth child, Beatrice. The cou-ple split in 2006 after a tur-bulent marriage. They d ivo r c e din 2008, and McCartney paid£24.3-million in the settlement.— © The Times, London

Lib Dems trashed in UK’slocal electionsBRITISH voters punished theLiberal Democrats and theirleader, Nick Clegg, for theirrole in a deficit-cuttinggovernment on Friday,rejecting the party’s efforts toreform the electoral system anddeserting it in local elections.

The outcome points to arockier future for the UK’sConservative-led coalitiongovernment, with analystspredicting a more combativestance by the Lib Dems.

The Scottish National Partyscored a bumper haul, winningan outright majority inScotland’s assembly — wh i c hhas limited powers devolvedfrom London — and openingthe door for a referendum onsecession from the rest ofBritain. — R e u t e rs

Now Syria sends in tanksagainst protestersSYRIAN tanks stormedflashpoint Banias cityye st e r d ay, rights activistssaid, as Syrian PresidentBashar al-Assad ignoredgrowing world outrage tocontinue a violent crackdownon anti-regime protesters.

The military assault cameafter Syrian security forcesshot dead at least 26protesters on Friday during ahuge “Day of Defiance”against the regime.

Syrian security forces haveshot dead at least 800 civilianssince pro-democracy protestserupted seven weeks ago,Syrian rights group S awa s i a hsaid. — Sapa-AFP

Sectarian attacks claim16 lives in NigeriaATTACKERS have killed atleast 16 people and set fire tomore than a dozen houses in atown in northern Nigeria thathas been beset by years ofsectarian violence, police saidye st e r d ay .

Residents said the attack onthe town of Tafawa Balewa inBauchi state appeared to havebeen an act of retaliation forearlier killings in the area,although police said theperpetrators had yet to beidentified. — R e u t e rs

Gaddafi fallout rainsdown on TunisiansARTILLERY rounds fired byforces loyal to Libya’sMuammar Gaddafi fell inTunisia yesterday as fightingbroke out near the borderbetween Libyan soldiers andanti-Gaddafi rebels.

Schools were evacuatedand residents scurried forsafety in the Tunisianfrontier town of Dehiba,which has been hit repeatedlyby stray shells in recentweeks as the Libyan rivalsfight for control of a nearbyborder crossing.

Fighting has intensified inthe region as Gaddafiloyalists and rebels, backedby Nato bombing, reachstalemate on other fronts. —R e u t e rs

WO R L DIN BRIEF

SAD FAREWELL: Family and friends, including Liesel Badenhorst’s niece, ShaneBester, 12, were overcome with grief at her funeral

WERNER SWART

CLAIMS of conflicting interests involv-ing the national lottery’s distributionagencies are due to be investigated.

The probe follows revelations by theSunday Times about staggering dis-parities in the allocation of charityfunds.

National Lotteries Board sp o ke s m a nSershan Naidoo said: “The Departmentof Trade and Industry, together withthe NLB, is going to look into thematter of perceived conflict of interestof distributing agency members.”

Naidoo said this would be done to“reduce the misperception that the ap-plications of the distributing agencymembers’ organisations might be con-sidered without due consideration tothe requirements”.

The investigation comes after theSunday Times revealed that:

ý R3.7-million was granted to theJazz Foundation for the Johannesburgconcert of soul band Earth, Wind &Fire. The CEO of the Jazz Foundation,Oupa Salemane, sits on the Lotto dis-tribution agency for arts and culture;

ý More than R8-million had beenallocated to the SA Table Tennis Boardsince 2007. Its vice-president for ad-ministration, Hajera Kajee, serves onthe distribution agency for sport andrecreation; and

ý More than R26-million was allo-cated to the National Heritage Councilof SA. Its CEO, Advocate SonwabileMancotywa, serves on the arts, cultureand national heritage distributionag e n cy .

Naidoo said members recused them-selves when their own organisations’applications came up for considerationand “each member declares their in-terest in organisations with whom theymight be involved professionally orotherwise”.

But a critic of the National LotteryDistribution Trust Fund, Ralph Freese,said a recusal from such discussionswas “simply not good enough”.

“The only way you can clear this upand remove any doubt that members ofdistribution agencies are beingfavoured is to take the decision-makingout of their hands. Make the processt r a n sp a r e n t , ” Freese said.

A CAR tracking company is expecting“some serious debate” over a riskya dve r t in today’s Sunday Times.

Featuring a sketch of slain al-Qaedaleader Osama bin Laden, stolen vehiclerecovery company Cartrack states: “Ittook the CIA 10 years. It could’ve takenus 10 minutes.”

Bin Laden was killed by US specialforces last Sunday, nearly 10 yearsafter the attacks which left nearly 3 000people dead. “It took some seriousdebate before we decided to go with thead. We do expect discussions to take

place and realise not everyone willappreciate it,” said Cartrack sp o ke s -man Michelle Marais.

“The idea was pitched to us on Tues-day by our ad agency . . . we had aspecial meeting to make a decision and,in the end, felt we should go for it. Itwas not a decision taken lightly.”

Angela Collins, managing director ofDa Vinci Edison Bell, said the ad was notmeant to offend. “The thinking wasn’t toknock or alienate anybody, but to takeadvantage of something very topical.”— Werner Swart

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Ouma is an extremely well known South-African brand, especially in the Afrikaans market. Our idea was to make a funny comparison between dipping the rusk and actually dipping your Ouma

“This campaign fetched a silver Pendoring in 2010”

Tropika hosts a yearly game show called TIOT6, My role in this was to create real time hype online to get people to tune into the show. I showcased each participant on their own microsite with a design that best suits their personality. I was also tasked with creating Live content while the show was airing so that people could keep up to

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And it begins! Catch all the action and drama right now on SABC1 #TIOT6

Can you believe that there are only TWO finalists left in Tropika Island of Treasure 6? Time flies when you’re having fun!

So, a new season means a new game format. This time, da contes-tants have to win challenges in order to collect puzzle pieces. Once da puzzle is built. a map of where da R1 million is hidden is revealed and then all bets are off!What do you think of da new method?

Some more eavesdropping helps Athisten find Pem, a pretty Smoooth motion artist who holds each player’s statue and final clue.

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Don’t forget to join us at 1pm today for our live online interview with Thando. You asked the questions. Now he’s going to answer them.

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Finding codes, using binoculars and interacting with the locals, as well as searching for clues and extra puzzle pieces. This challenge is not for the faint hearted, it seems.

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Shout is all about creating a better and safer South-Africa for everyone. As part of their ongoing initiative, they decided to have a car wash fund raiser. Our main goal was to attract

as many celebrities as possible and in doing so get the public there too.

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It’s time for a new special!Tapas and beer - the perfect summer combo. With a new selection of tapas that includes chicken liver pate, ribs, rump steak slices and salmon tartare.

Glazed pork ribs, Enough said.

Want to win 1 of 10 Doppio Zero hampers?Take a look at our tapas menu and comment on this post teling us which three dishes you’d choose for R120: http://on.fb.me/1zA5bKc.

Our Tapas and Beer special ends this weekend so make the most of it while you can :)

It’s competition time!Comment on this post telling us which 3 tapas dishes you’d choose as part of our 3 plates for R120 special.

See the menu here: http://bit.ly/1tBFvt5

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BP in colabiration with Metro FM wanted to launch a campaign giving away free tickets to the Metro music awards. We sourced some of our local talent who will be participating in the awards and used them to drive our message home. My job was to help guide the conceptual

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