Sedibeng ster 11 sept 2014

SEDIBENG

Incorporating Vaal Weekly and Vaal Vision10 SEPTEMBER 16 SEPTEMBER 2014 Tel: (016) 9507000 | Fax: (016) 9810604Free Distribution: Sebokeng, Evaton, Boipatong, Bophelong, Sharpeville, Meyerton, Roshnee, Rustervaal and Orange Farm.

Tel: 011 857 2052/61Evaton - Evaton Plaza(Golden Highway)

A1UQ3PA

BRANCHES AT- lenasia - Soweto - Xavier

a1U7W

Za

BERTIEBOUCHER

083 953 9933

neW generaTiOnqasHqai nOW aT

sTar nissan

Corner Golden Highway & Tiro Street Evaton West

FAMILY SAVINGS CENTRE

EVERYTHINGYOU NEED IN ONE PLACE

LOWEST PRICESmad max clothing FASHION DIARYEvan Hawkers

DOCTOR - OPTOMETRIST - SAFE HOMEWARE MIXO PHARMACY - MUHAMMAD CELL & SOUND -NEW FASHION - INTERNET CAFE

We are the ED-U-COLLEGE generation.We are serious about education.

OPen FOrregistratiOn

2015

[email protected]

31 Hofmeyer Ave, VereenigingTel (016) 455 1097 Fax 086 635 0632gr. r - 12

Mduduzi Mathebula

VEREENIGING.- Yolanda Rakhajane(22) is devestated after losing her childat the Kopanong Hospital on Saturday.She gave birth to her dead baby

about 12 hours after the baby was de-clared dead in her womb by hospitalstaff.Rakhajane is said to have already

been dilated 2cm two days before thebirth of her child. According to the fa-mily Rakhajane’s conditionwas explai-ned to Kopanong Hospital by her gy-naecologist.The frustrated and grief-strickenmo-

ther says the hospital staff did not paymuch attention to her after this. Sheclaims that she was way past her duedate, which according to her gynaeco-logist, put her and the baby at high risk.Rakhajane told Sedibeng Ster she

was admitted to Kopanong Hospital onFriday. Her water had already broken.

“I was told I was dilated 2 centime-tres by the hospital doctor yet, I did notgive birth in the next few hours or thenext day during the course of the day.On Saturday morning the doctor exa-minedme.My sonwas still kicking andhe had a heartbeat. Two hours later myson stopped moving.The hospital staff examined me and

told me that my baby had died,” saysRakhajane.Shockingly, she slept with her dead

baby in her arms for 12 hours as the

In sombre mood is Yolonda Rakhajane, themother of the stillbornchild who cannot cometo terms with her loss.Inset: Pule ThinaneandYolanda Rakhaja during the pregnancy.Photo: Mduduzi Mathebula.

hospital claimedthat the mortuarywas closed. Fatherof the child, PuleThinane was toodistraught tospeak to SedibengSter for most ofthe interview.He said he was

looking forwardto having a son:“We are going

to take legal acti-on against thehospital. If it wasnot for their negli-gence, my sonwould still be ali-ve,” he said.Salamina Hlahane

(Gauteng ProvincialDirector: Departmentof Health) says theywere not aware of the in-cident, but she asked formore information fromthe family.“We are goingto investigate the matterand all health personnelinvolved.”

Hlahane asked forthe family’s contactdetails to further herinvestigations.

CChhiilldd bboorrnn ddeeaadd aattMduduzi Mathebula hospital claimed

Child born dead atKKooppaannoonngg HHoossppiittaall

2 SEDIBENG STER 10 September - 16 September 2014

a1UDKNK

Patio roof with flat zink roof,facias, ceiling, Nutec building

columns

Steel Wendy HouseAll Sizes

Carport Double Round

Structures of Stature

ROOF-ITTel: (016) 421-3748/9 H/v Genl. Hertzog & Pov Street,

Peacehaven, Vereeniging

Double flat roofcarport 40m2 6 x 6 Decktile Roof

Single Garage 3 x 6mwith Roll-up Door

SEBOKENG.- A son of the soil has departed!Following a short illness and admittance to theVereeniging Medi clinic last week Andile‘Kgotsi’ Xaba left this world. Friend and fa-mily could not believe this grim news.Xaba was was the student activist at TshiyaCollege of Education in Qwa-Qwa and servedas the Secretary of the SRC in the late 80s.He became an activist educator as a SADTUmember in Tsholo Secondary School.He became an ANC Youth League memberafter the unbanning of liberation movementsin 1990, served in the M Plan (Mandela Plan)and was instrumental in the formation ofStreet and Block Committees and the rebuil-ding of Youth League structures in the region.Xaba served in the ANCYL Sub Branch andwas subsequently elected to the Moscow (Se-bokeng) Branch Executive Committee ofANCYL in 1992 as Education Officer.During the height of apartheid sponsored

violence he participated in the formation ofthe Self Defence Units (SDUs) and got arre-sted in the process. After his release he conti-nued serving the organisation and stood his

ground against criminals who wanted to hi-jack the revolution and participated activelyin the campaign against crime popularlyknown as “Operation Wanya Tsotsi”. He served as the Deputy Chairperson of

theRegional ExecutiveCommittee of theAN-CYL in the mid 90s.He served as the ANC Chairperson of Se-

bokeng East Zone.Xaba was appointed as the Personal Assis-

tant of the then MEC of Sport in Gauteng inthe early 2000s.He was redeployed as the Personal Assis-

tant of the Sedibeng Executive Mayor in themid 2000s.At the time of his untimely death he was

theANCDeputy Chairperson of IsaacNgube-ni Branch in Sebokeng.

Thememorial service for Xabawill be heldtoday (Thursday) September 11 at the RomanCatholic Church in Zone 12 at 15:00. His fu-neral will be conducted at the Saul TsotetsiSports Centre in Zone 14, Sebokeng on Satur-day September 13 from 8:00 till 11:00.

AAnnddiillee ‘‘KKggoottssii’’ XXaabbaa ddeeppaarrttss

Andile ‘Kgotsi’ Xaba is no more.

Mduduzi Mathebula

EVATON.- Member of Emfuleni LocalMunicipality mayoral committee forCommunity Safety (MMC) Veli Mcera’s

son survived a deadly road accident on Sun-day afternoon in Evaton North. The 23-ye-ar-old son of the MMC, Fezile Mcera wasvery devastated by the situation though heemerged safe and unharmed from the acci-dent. Veli Mcera, who was at work on Sun-day afternoon, says he was obligated to lea-ve the office early and rush to the scene.“I was preparing for Premier David Mak-

hura’s visit when I received the call,”says MMC Mcera. It is said that Fezilewas travelling from Evaton North to-wards Evaton Adams Road when he wasinvolved in the accident, a head-on colli-sion. The MMC’s son survived.“I’m not going to press charges against

the other driver pending facts that I cannot mention,” says Fezile.

Mcera’s son survives horrific accident

ELM MMC of Public Safety’s Veli Mcera’s son escaped death on a horrificaccident on sunday. Photo: MduduziMathebula.

Mduduzi Mathebula

VEREENIGING. – Unitas Park and SonlandPark primary school children were travellingto school in taxi on Monday when they wereallegedly hit by a speeding ambulance trans-porting a pregnant woman. When parame-dics arrived on the scene, both drivers wereseriously injured and children were treatedfor shock.Motorists claim the ambulance was spee-

ding and the school taxi was trying to avoidthe ambulance.The ambulance hit the back of the taxi

and it veered out of control and swerved tothe side of the road where it crashed into awall.Most of the children sustained moderate

injuries, but the driver was severely injuredand taken to hospital.The pregnant woman in the ambulance

was also taken to hospital.Police spokesperson Captain Fikile Fun-

da says they are not aware of the accident,and they will investigate the matter.Residents of Unitas Parks say the area has

had seen horrible accidents lately. They hopemotorists reduce speed and exercise cautionon the road.

LLeeaarrnneerrss bbaaddllyy iinnjjuurreeddiinn aammbbuullaannccee ccoolllliissiioonn

The ambulance whose involvement caused a serious headache. Photo: MduduziMathebula.

• To bring you quality news, pleasenote that our social networks are up

and running.Look out for fresh stories and

much more news on our websitewww.sedibengster.com Also follow us

on twitter @sedibengster.• Are you in need of a job? SMS

your name, what kind of job you cando and you cellphone number to

45516•Did you know that you can

become a Citizen Journalist forSedibeng Ster. Go to www.sedibeng-ster.com and look for the CitizenJournalism section where you canload stories, photos, events and more.

www.sedibengster.com

10 September - 16 September 2014 SEDIBENG STER 3

Lazarus Dithagiso

BOIPATONG. - Fifty-nine-year-old SelinaNyembe is in possession of a title deed andEmfuleni Local Municipality (ELM) ac-counts.

Yet she lives in a three-room shack.Nyembe said the problem started after she

allowedMaphiri AnnahMkhosi to temporari-ly stay in the house 12 years ago:

“We had an agreement that when I demandmy house, we’re not going to fight,” says Ny-embe. Mkhosi was allocated a house inBophelong Extension and moved out.

Mkhosi’s mistake was to leave a relativeof her late fiancee Motseki April Mogotsi inthe house. The relative refused to move out,claiming that the house belonged to their latefather. “The deceased never had a house be-fore,” said Mkhosi. Nyembe is the legitimateowner of the house. Together with Mogotsi,we knew that the house belonged to Nyembeand we must hand it back as soon as I receive

mine,” says Mkhosi. A woman currently liv-ing in the house apparently knows the situa-tion. That woman’s boyfriend David Mafubeis the son of the late Mogotsi. Mafube hassince left his girlfriend in the house:

“Nyembe is the rightful owner of thathouse,” saysMkhosi. “Mafube hasmoved outof the house. The only obstacle is his formergirlfriend. The girlfriend claimed that thehouse belonged to her father-in-law, which isnot true,” says Mkhosi. Nyembe says the mu-nicipality accounts skyrocket, but she doesnot even drink water from that house.

105 Edison [email protected],Tel: 016 933 5741.

MPD Vaal

Special QuantumTaxi Brake Disk pad set – R 595.00

shocks Front – R 265.00

shocks Rear – R 265.00

Special inyathiinyathi Taxi Brakes Disk pad set –

R 450.00shocks Front– R 220.00shocks Rear – R 228.00

many more specials in store

TYRES, MAGS, BRAKES, SHOCKS, EXHAUST,WHEEL-ALIGNMENT,TOWBAR

21079 Zone 14, Sebokeng (next to Bob’s)Tell: 016 592 3044 / 9442.

[email protected] / www.tyreboss.co.za

Lots more in store specials!!Terms and conditions apply

SupeR Special2 x Balancing + alignment

R199.00

SebokengMall

Moshoeshoe Road

ThabongMall

Zone14

Zone14

Sportscom

plexShopriteU-Save

OldKfc

WeAre

Here!

No:21079

CHEAP STANDSINSTALLMENT SALES

Vacant serviced stands Vaal /

Vereeniging / Vanderbijlpark CE 3 & CE 4

Golden Gardens From R115 000call: (011) 728 - 9166Or 072 612 4646

www.buyastand.co.za

a1TK100

According to the editorial policy of SedibengSter we invite readers to comment aboutthe newspaper’s contents, and we correctsignificant errors as soon as possible.Please send information about correction ofmistakes in the newspaper to the ombudsmanof Media24’s Community Press, GeorgeClaassen, at [email protected], or call him on (021) 851 3232 or 083543 2471.Readers can also complain about the contentsto the South African Press Ombudsman, MrJoe Thloloe.In that case, please phone (011) 788 4829of 788 4837, send a fax to (011) 788 4990or email to [email protected].

Ombudsman

Lazarus Dithagiso

VANDERBIJLPARK. - Students of the VaalUniversity of Technology (VUT) ran amok,rampaging, burning checkpoints, throwingdustbins onto the streets last week.

A VUT spokesperson told Sedibeng Steryesterday that all classes have been suspend-ed until further notice. Apparently B-Techand Engineering students accused the Na-tional Student Financial Aid Scheme(NSFAS) of making only 40% of its moneyavailable as grants and the rest as loans whenthey demand at least 75% as grants.

Last week’s barricading of entrances af-fected management, who then did not haveaccess. After burning the checkpoints, Em-fuleni Fire and Rescue were called but stu-dents blocked the road, threatening to burnthe truck. VUT spokespersonMike Khubonesaid students started fighting for not receiv-ing what they expected from the office ofDr Blade Nzimande, Minister for Higher Ed-ucation. They now demand that the institu-tion provide or look for sponsors that couldpay for their studies. “Our sin was that wecould not access sponsors,” said Khubone.“Our first meeting with the Student Repre-

sentative Council (SRC) was fruitless.”Khuboni said they didn’t see all the vio-

lence because the students had burned thecheckpoints.

He said the management issued letters ap-pealing to students to open the check-points.An SRC member who did not wantto be identified said they demand safety andsecurity on the campus.

The source said they will resume classesonce they receive an SMS from NFSAS stat-ing that money has been deposited into theiraccounts. The students added that they haveon numerous occasions engaged with theVice Chancellor Professor Irene Moutlana.By Tuesday, all VUT students were told tovacate the building as the campus had beenclosed until further notice.

Students were given a letter which noti-fied them: “Be informed that managementhas decided to close the university with im-mediate effect. Students are given 24 hoursto vacate the University residences.

“We appeal to students not to engage infurther protests or disruptive and violent be-havior.” Meanwhile VUT remains closeduntil further notice.

VUT students go on rampage

VUT students ran riot as they burned everything they came across on campus, demanding 75% from NFSAS as opposed to the 40% paid. Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso.

Title deed butTTiittllee ddeeeedd bbuuttno housennoo hhoouussee

Selina Nyembe (65) outside her shack inPhase 1, Tshepiso is in possession of thetitle deed. The people who occupy herhouse say they don’t know her. Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso.

Mduduzi Mathebula

ORANGE FARMS. - Skhumbuzo Secon-dary School in Orange Farm and Sakhisi-zwe Secondary School a few kilometresfrom Orange Farm - Kwa-Majazana - wereboth raided by Public Safety MEC SizakeleNkosi-Malobane on Monday morning.

The main aim of the raid was to bringstability within these two schools. Bothheadmasters had alerted the Public Safetyoffice about their issues. The schools hadexperienced uncontrollable behavior bystudents.

MECNkosi-Malobane indicated that un-controllable behavior at schools can be cur-bed. “All our children need is love and toknow the implications of their actions. Eve-ry action fetches a reaction. With crime,there is prison,” said Nkosi- Malobane du-ring the raiding of the schools.

When asked if there is a plan to raid theirway through the south side of the Vaal orthrough the entire Sedibeng in future, theMEC said they are planning to eliminatebad behavior in schools.

“A child is raised by a village while fa-thered and mothered by parents. The issueof alcohol abuse in schools is supposed tobe an issue of the past. Alcohol and drugabuse in schools is a societal matter. Weneed to support the schools as parents. Our

children experience levels of peer pressurethat are problematic and not easy to dealwith,” said Nkosi-Malobane.

Both principals were thrilled by the raidsconducted by Police, who turned theschools upside-down from the first class tothe last.

MECwageswar againstuncontrollable students

Public Safety MEC Sizakele NkosiMalobane togetherwithPolice raided schoolson Monday morning.


le made a pledge to turn the Vaal into ariver city, thus industrialising it in orderto revitalise its economy. Sedibeng Dis-trict Municipality Mayor Simon Mof-okeng says: “There has been a lot of deve-lopment in terms of what the Vaal lookedlike 30 years ago.The conditions today are different from

1984. All interconnected streets are nowtarred, we have clinics and the economyis growing.” Mofokeng states that Sedi-beng has gone from 80 000 houses in 1994to approximately 200 000 houses now inthe Vaal region.

11 Post Office to the Zone 7 Stadium wherethe festivities took place. Member of Parlia-ment and Gauteng ANC Chairperson PaulMashatile thanked the people of the Vaal forhaving played an important role in the figh-ting of the unfair rent laws during the apart-heid regime. “It is very important to remem-ber where we come from. The people of Vaaltook to the streets against black local autho-rities which sparked the fight all over thecountry. Fighting for freedom did not comeeasy; it came with a lot of pain and tears.People of the Vaal never gave up. You foughtuntil the regime came to its knees.” Mashati-

Moleboheng Chaha

SEBOKENG.- It seems that it was a bittersweet celebration, as people still managedto shout “Asinamali, asi sebenzi” meaningwe have no money because we do not havejobs to some of the officials who had beenaddressing the crowd.The Sedibeng District Municipality, in

conjunction with its local municipalitiesLesedi, Emfuleni and Midvaal, comme-morated the 30th anniversary of the VaalUprising on September 3. The day sawhundreds of residents and officials takepart in a symbolic march from the Zone

WAREHOUSECLEARANCE OUTLET

Furniture and appliance bargains direct!

LeatherLoungeSuites

WallUnits

HomeTheatreSystems

LaptopComputers

WashingMachines

FabricLoungeSuites

Dining-roomSuites

PlasmaTVs

KitchenSchemes

Cupboards

& RobesBedroomSuites Bedsets

Component

Hi-Fi’sFridgesLCDTVs

GrandOpening10 September!

JHA

2718

4

Cash & CarryDirect to the public. Traders welcome!

Hurry – first come, first served!

Playfair Boulevard, Vanderbijlpark

Moleboheng Chaha

VEREENIGING.- It is a fact that Vereeni-ging Old Hospital (21) ward 15 is no placefor human beings to live. These were the sen-timents of Gauteng Department of HumanSettlements and COGTAMEC JacobMama-bolo who addressed distraught residents onMonday. The MEC made site visits to see so-me of the problem areas in the region.This comes after years of complaints from

residents regarding their dire living conditi-ons. Mamabolo stated that residents mentionsome of the difficulties they deal with everyday, stating that the place was no environmentfor people to live in.“It is time that government engage people

about what is to be done in terms of goingforward, so that you form part of the decision-making process. We must all come up withideas as to what is going to happen. We willbegin the process by looking at all the pro-blems residents face. We will then see whatcan be done now and what can be done later.”Mamabolo stated that the first issue to be

dealt with was that of toilets, which wouldbe delivered on Tuesday. Residents listed so-me of the problems as security, water andelectricity.Mamabolo urged the residents’ committee

to compile a detailed list of people who arecurrently staying in the old hospital. Mama-bolo said the list will help them as govern-ment to plan accordingly and prevent outsideopportunistic people who use the situation totheir advantage. “We don’t want people whoare not part of this to unfairly take advantageof the upcoming intervention by govern-ment,” said MEC Mamabolo.Residents thanked the MEC for having ti-

me to come to address them.“We are thankful that you took the time to

come see us today,” said the residents, statingthat theMEChas given them hope that somet-hing will finally be done about their situation.

MEC gives hope to Old Hospital residents

The residents of the Vereeniging Old Hospital (21) were delighted to be adressed byGauteng Department of Human Settlements and COGTA MEC Jacob Mamabolo. Theystated that they hope the MEC’s intervention will change their situation.

“Vereeniging Old Hospital (21) ward 15 isno place for human beings to live.” Thesewere the words of MEC Jacob Mamaboloon his site visit to the residents. Photos:Moleboheng Chaha

Mayor: 30 years of better services


The death of a local activist last week hasleft the community in shock. A personwho departs from this earth never trulyleaves, for they are still alive in our heartsand minds and, through us, they live on.

I knewAndile ‘Kgotsi’ Xaba personal-ly, though not in depth, but I will tell youthat he was a ‘people’s person’. Yearsago when I first arrived in the field ofjournalism in this region he was a person

one had to liaise with at themunicipal offices,particularly when it came to major functionsand pool (snooker) competitions of course.Years later I came to live in the same neigh-bourhood as him and his family.I would not like to make a eulogy here as

the time and platform does not allow. Insteadwhat I would like to do is send my deepestcondolences to those who feel the pain of lo-sing a magnificent human being, an exceptio-nal gentleman and a wonderful soul that wasAndile.Losing a friend is one of the most painful

experiences a personmust endure in life. Eve-rybody at some point has lost a friend, and

it is hard for us to accept that a person weshared so many moments with and trustedwith so many things, is no longer in our life.Although the death of friends saddens oursouls and leaves an empty space, we mustmove on and always remember themwith joy.A way to accept the loss of a dear one is tosay goodbye to them and tell everyone elsewhat good friends they were and how we willmiss them.I am always saddened by the death of a

good person. It is from this sadness that a fee-ling of gratitude emerges. I feel honoured tohave known them and blessed that their pas-sing serves as a reminder to me that my time

on this beautiful earth is limited and thatI should seize the opportunity I have to for-give, share, explore, and love. I can thinkof no greater way to honour the deceasedthan to live this way.Death is never easy when you know the

people doing the dying. Please accept mydeepest condolences. Kgotsi will never beforgotten.John 14:1-2 “Do not let your hearts be

troubled. Trust in God, trust also in me. Inmy Fathers house are many rooms, if it we-re not so, I would have told you. I am goingto prepare a place for you.Lerato...

Rest in peace ‘Kgotsi’

Parents who want to bringtheir kids to the photo ses-sions for Vaalweekblad’sannual Baby & ToddlerCompetition, please notethat our photographers,Chilli PicNic, will be at Ri-ver Square on SaturdaySeptember 13 and at VaalMall on September 14

from 0:00 to 13:00. Formore information, pleasecontact Nicky on 083 7447711. The entry fee is R60.It doesn’t include a photo,but for just a little extrayou can have a photo prin-ted on the spot, or order aDVD with the loveliestphotos of your little one!

Baby& ToddlerCompetition


EVATON. - Evagold Centre has once againproven its commitment to the community bygiving free self-defence training to the girl le-arners of Maxeke Secondary School.Safety co-ordinatorMamosebetsiMbange-

ni told the learners (girls) that learning howto protect themselves does not mean they ha-ve to fight on the street:“When most people think of self-defence,

they think of hitting back or using karate. Buta large part of self-defence has nothing to dowith hitting or striking back at another per-son.”She imparted this gem when the school

paid a visit to Evagold Shopping Centre, cor-ner Golden Highway & Tiro Street EvatonWest, where more than 40 schoolgirls in gra-des 8 and 9 received self defence classes from

Nick of the Emet Fitness and Fighting Gym.Nick said, “The first step in learning perso-

nal safety is accepting the fact that we livein a dangerous and violent world. So they willhave to learn how to protect themselvesagainst attackers.”Emet Fitness and Fighting Gym specialise

in training corporate clients in both fitness,wellness and self defence.Centre manager Simphiwe Mphuthi said,

“The self-defence training turned out verywell. I did not expect that so many childrenwould turn up. They must learn to always bevigilant, especially when they are walking inthe streets.”The event ended with every one of the stu-

dents receiving a certificate after having com-pleted the self-defence training successfuly.

Evagold Centre givesback to the community

Evagold Centre saw Maxeke Secondary School girl students take part in selfdefencetraining last week. Photo: Moleboheng Chaha.

Moleboheng Chaha

VANDERBIJLPARK. - The Vaal Universityof Technology (VUT) B-Tech Public Relati-ons Management Students held a conferenceto empower themselves in the field of commu-nications. The conference was dubbed ‘Breakyour camp and advance’.The objectives of the event were to empo-

wer students to be job creators instead of beingjob seekers, to communicate possible businessand career opportunities and to eliminate mis-conceptions about Communications and Pu-blic Relations.The occasion was graced by different pro-

fessionals in the Communications field, whogave presentations on how one can make asuccess of their qualifications once they havecompleted their studies.Quincy Kekana from Hope FM told stu-

dents that although a curriculum vitae (CV)was and is an important document, what ismore important is personal branding:“When you walk into my office, don’t tell

me about a piece of paper, sell yourself andconvince me that you can do the job. Not be-cause of what has been written in your CV,but because you exudewhat has beenwritten.”The MMC for Strategic Planning and Eco-

nomicDevelopment says, “PR andCommuni-cation practitioners are the backbone of anyorganisation. As government, we want to getrid of tender-preneurship and promote entre-preneurship, thus encouraging young peopleto start their own businesses.”The conference ended with more speakers

urging students to be confident, enthusiasticand focused, telling them to go out there andseize the opportunities that existed in the fieldfor them.

Break your campand advance

Lesedi Christian Couples last week made a wonderful gesture by donating over40 pairs of shoes to the learners of Emfuleni Primary School. Photo: MolebohengChaha.

Entrepreneur and former VUT student Maseapehi Mofokeng advised her peers topromote themselves through branding atthe Public Relations student conferencerecently held at VUT. Photo: MolebohengChaha.

Moleboheng Chaha

BOPHELONG. - Lesedi Christian Cou-ples last week donated shoes to needychildren of Emfuleni Primary School inBophelong. According to member GuguMerafe the group was formed to help alle-viate poverty within the communitythrough charity: “We do a lot of charitywork, especially helping those childrenwhose parents cannot afford to buy school

uniforms and shoes. “There is nothingmore satisfying, than to see a smile on achild’s face.” Deputy principal Julia Kho-mo was delighted to see members of thecommunity reach out and help those whoneed it most: “On behalf of Emfuleni Pri-mary, we appreciate what you have done.No-one is an island,which iswhywemustalways stand together as people and helpeach other.”

Heartfelt gesturemakes a difference

Advertorial

Women of Mamello Burial Society were joined by the priest of the Ethiopian Churchas they raised their new flag and celebrated 14 Years of Achievement since its establishment in Bophelong. The founder, Chairperson Nomonde Rawu thanks their loyalmembers for keeping the flag of the society high. Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso.

Gloria Motsamai, a woman of the cloth from the St John Apostolic Faith Mission,Evaton Central branch, together with the congregation extended their hands to theneedy. “Bana ba bagodimo”, an NGO in Small Farm. Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso.

PPoowweerr ttoo wwoommeenn

For the communityFFoorr tthhee ccoommmmuunniittyy


300 JOBS job @DMT Training

Be our student to qualifyWelding R3 800, Boilermaker R5 800, 4 weeks

Rigging R470 Forklift R680((016) 4224264

Whatsup 076 9279085Mnr Groenewald /Victor

VacancyThe following vacancy has arisen at Safripol. interested employees, who meet the minimum requirementand who wish to apply, are requested to submit a CV, with reference to the vacancy, to Gerda Kruger at faxno: (016) 970-4029 or email to [email protected]. Her telephonic contact no. is (016) 970-4088.

LOCATION sasolburg

BUSINESS UNIT maintain Facility

VACANCY Electrical Technologist

REPORTING TO maintenance Leader

MINIMUMQUALIFICATIONS

National Diploma Electrical Engineering

MINIMUM EXPERIENCE 8 Years electrical experienceExperience in aC motor control and faultfindingElectrical switch gear programming packages experiencePLC experiencemedium Voltage switching experience

MAINRESPONSIBILITIES

• Understands the applicable process technology, equipment and controltechnology.

• Follow EH&S and Operating Discipline procedures/practices/standardsto ensure a safe working environment.

• Serves as a subject matter expert in equipment failures and repairtechniques.

• Provides technical expertise to plant personnel on repairs, andevaluating whether equipment is designed to meet its intended orexisting service conditions.

• Initiate, develop, and review procedures to ensure they are valid and upto date.

• Participates in developing the maintenance budget to support themaintenance strategy.

• To ensure compliance of all related regulatory requirements.• During development of turnaround / shutdown, work provides input ondevelopment of work orders particularly on critical equipment requiringengineering review or input.

• Provide technical expertise during Root Cause Investigations

MINIMUM CRITICALREQUIREMENTS

• Must have good Interpersonal effectiveness, productivity focus,technical capability and initiative.

• Fully computer literate• To work within set boundaries of the maintenance work processes

BENEFITS as per local guidelines.

CLOSING DATE 30 september 2014

• APPOINTMENTS WILL BE MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH DIVERSITY TARGETS• APPLICATIONS RECEIVED AFTER THE CLOSING DATE, WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED• IF NO REPLY WAS RECEIVED 14 DAYS AFTER THE CLOSING DATE, PLEASEASSUME THAT YOUR APPLICATION WAS UNSUCCESSFUL

A1URA00

HOUSE CARE TAKERWe have a vacancy for a house care taker,

male between the age of 30 and 50.must sleep at the property.

Free accommodation. Salary R1500.00 permonth, you will also receive a food hamperto the value of R500.00 per month. Dutieswill include cleaning and maintaining the

house and property.phone Revonia 071 575 5973

FIELD INSPECTORmale between the age of 30 and 55 owncell phone and transport half ton bakkie is

essential, will manage and transport our gardenand guard teams. Will be responsible for lightmaintenance to our property portfolio. must beable to attend to plumbing, electrical problemsand installation of doors, windows and doorlocks. Our properties are all over Gauteng,

North West, mpumalanga and Limpopo, must bewilling to travel and sleep out. Salary R7500.00per month all fuel expenses will be covered.

Kindly mail your short cV [email protected]

A1U

RB

M5

VacancyThe following vacancy has arisen at Safripol. interested individuals/ persons /employees, who meet theminimum requirement and who wish to apply, are requested to submit a CV, with reference to the vacancy,to Gerda Kruger at fax no: (016) 970-4029 or email to [email protected]. Her telephonic contactno. is (016) 970-4088.

LOCATION sasolburg

BUSINESS UNIT maintain Facility (mRO store)

VACANCY mRO inventory/material Coordinator

REPORTING TO maintenance Leader

MINIMUMQUALIFICATIONS

Diploma in inventory/material Control or supply Chain management

MINIMUM EXPERIENCE 3-5 years’ experience in mRO inventory and material ControlThe following experience fields will be an advantage• Inventory Control and Strategies• SAP experience

MAINRESPONSIBILITIES

• Stores receiving and issuing• Execute first line quantity and quality checks• Participates in the stock taking process• Manages MRO inventory levels.• Maintains MRO inventory records.• Executes Order Recommendation Process.• Handles reservations and backorders for MRO inventory items.• Analyzes surplus / obsolete materials or equipment and initiatesinvestment recovery process.

• Monitors supplier performances regarding timelines and completenessof deliveries.

• Participates in standardization of MRO materials.• Initiates supply chain improvements.• Stores management & interface with other departments• MRO best practices and strategies

MINIMUM CRITICALREQUIREMENTS

Driver’s license, own transport, teamwork, interpersonal effectiveness,technical capability, initiative and computer literacy

BENEFITS As per local guidelines.

CLOSING DATE 30 september 2014

• APPOINTMENTS WILL BE MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH DIVERSITY TARGETS• APPLICATIONS RECEIVED AFTER THE CLOSING DATE, WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED• IF NO REPLY WAS RECEIVED 14 DAYS AFTER THE CLOSING DATE, PLEASEASSUME THAT YOUR APPLICATION WAS UNSUCCESSFUL

A1URABF

VEREENIGING

MECHANIC WANTED:(duties will consist of)

* Servicing of vehicle’s* Fault tracing* Engine overhauling* Roadworthy of vehicle’s* General mechanical work.

Requirements:* Valid driver’s license, Fully

bilingual, must be able to work ina team and under pressure.

* Must have experience

E-Mail CV’S [email protected]

or [email protected]

No interviews will be granted touninvited applicants

A1U

Q00

Q

ELECTRICIANS NEEDED INSAUDI ARABIA

Looking for candidates that has High Voltageexperience of 33KV and higher, in ProtectionSystems, Overhead lines, Substation maintenance,Distribution, Transmission and Pex Cabling.

REMUNERATION PACKAGE IN SAUDIARABIA RIYAL 300 000 TAX FREE PLUSBENEFITS.

If you have the necessary qualifications andexperience.Please forward your CV, Copy of Passport andcertificates to Orna Elliott at Verse 1 RecruitmentAgency (PTY) [email protected] / [email protected]: www.verse1.co.za

VEREENIGING

SALES PERSONNELWANTED:

(duties will consist of)* Tele sales* Liaison with customers* Deliveries* Marketing and advertisement* Selling of new and used vehicles* Evaluating of vehicles

Requirements:* Valid driver’s license, must be

computer literate(e-mails, word,office, etc.) fully bilingual, must beable to work in a team and underpressure.

* Must have previous vehicle salesexperience

E-Mail CV’S [email protected]

or [email protected]

No interviews will be granted touninvited applicants

A1U

PZ

XV

We require the services of a trustworthy

accounting lady* 30 years and older;* 5 years experience in bookkeeping is aprerequisite;

* Must be extremely accurate in her work;* Be able to excel under pressure;* Have good communication skills.

Fax your detailed CV to 086 536 1160.

A1U

QX

9A

Company is seeking a

DOCUMENTCONTROLLER

computer literate withconstruction background

Email CV’S to:[email protected]

Fax: 016-421 2133

A1U

L3L

F

a1msiqq

VAKATURESMediese OntvangsdaMe /algeMene kantOOrdaMe.

Vorige opleiding en ondervinding inmediese ontvangs, Prosedures, mediese

rekenaarprogramme en rekeninge is ‘n absolutevereiste en slegs sulke persone sal oorweeg word.

Faks C.V na (016) 931 1517

BETREKKINGSHEALTCARE COMPANY SEEKS

Requirements:

Motivated consultants to join theirdynamic team!

• Are you energetic?• Are you self- driven?• Are you hungry for opportunity andgrowth?

• R8000.00 starting Package• Bonuses + above average commission• Full training provided• No experience necessary

• Own vehicle & license• Good people skills and presentable

To book interview call HR (016) 423 6458between 7am -4pm Mon- Fri or SMS yourName, Number and Area to 082 905 2398

A1U

RE

ZA Looking For

qualifiedgarden

servicesFuLL time

A1UQ0HV

Please call for an InterviewYUSUF 079 188 7980 after 10am


A1UPZIK

GEVEsTiGDE mOTORHaNDELaaR iN DiEVaaL DRiEHOEK

BEsKiK OOR VaKaNTE BETREKKiNG ViR

FAKS CV 086 589 2467

• ONDERVINDING METaUTOmaTE saLVOORKEUR GENiET.

• SOBER GEWOONTES ENLOJaLiTEiT is ‘N VEREisTE

DIENSADVISEUR

We have a vacancy for a

Qualified Diesel MechanicStraw Lamb (Pty) Ltd is located 5km from

Wolwehoek and 20 km from Sasolburg.

• Must have experience of M/Benz & Toyota Trucks,Hi Speed Trailers, Earthmoving Equipment, Tractors& Implements.

• Aged preferably between 30 & 50.• Have own reliable Transport.

Fax or Email CV to: STRAW LAMB (PTY) LTDEmail: [email protected]

Fax No: (016) 970 8422Tel No: (016) 970 8400

A1U

RC

LF

nOtice in teRmS OF SectiOn 5(5) OF the GautenG RemOValOF ReStRictiOnS act, 1996 (act 3 OF 1996) VanDeRBiJlpaRK

amenDment Scheme.

i, mr. c F De JaGeR of pace plan cOnSultantS, being the autho-rized agent of the owner, hereby gives notice in terms of section 5(5) ofthe Gauteng Removal of Restrictions act, 1996, that i have applied to theEmfuleni municipal Council for the removal of certain conditions describedin the Title Deed of Erf 762 Vanderbijlpark CW 6, which is situated on 2Van Bruggen street CW 6 Vanderbijlpark, and the simultaneous amendmentof the Vanderbijlpark Town Planning scheme, 1987, from “Residential 1” to“Residential 1” with an annexure that the property may also be used for aGuest House and a place of refreshment for guests and with the specialconsent of the Council, any other uses, excluding noxious uses.

all relevant documents relating to the application will be open for inspec-tion during normal office hours at the office of the strategic manager: LandUse management, First floor, Old Trust Bank Building, corner of PresidentKruger street and Eric Louw street, Vanderbijlpark, for 28 days from 10september 2014.

any person, who wishes to object to the application or submit representa-tions in respect thereof, must lodge the same in writing to the municipalmanager at the named address or to P O Box 3 Vanderbijlpark 1900 or fax to(016) 950 55 33 within 28 days from 10 september 2014.

address of the agent: Pace Plan Consultants, PO Box 60784 VaaLPaRK,1948, Tel: 083 446 5872

Date of first publication: 10 september 2014 A1URN50

peRi-uRBan tOWn planninG Scheme, 1975in compliance with clause 6 of the Peri-Urban Town Planning scheme,1975, notice is hereby given that:

mr. W. Louw, the authorized agent, intends to apply to the Emfulenimunicipal Council in terms of clause 6 of the abovementioned schemefor the Council’s consent to the erection and use of buildings on the undermentioned land and/or to use the under mentioned land, namely:

HOLDiNG: 25 sUBURB: Northdene agricultural Holdings aREa 3, 7178hectare FOR: The erection of additional dwellings, a guesthouse and an artvillage with relevant uses {including a place of refreshment}.

Particulars of the application will be filed with the municipal manager ofthe Emfuleni municipal Council on or before 29 august 2014 and maythereafter be inspected at the office of the statregic manager: Land Usemanagement, Emfuleni Local Council, 1st Floor, Old Trust Bank Building,c/o President Kruger and Eric Louw streets, Vanderbijlpark, during normaloffice hours.

any person having any objection to the erection and use of the proposedbuilding or to the proposed use of land must lodge such objection, togetherwith the grounds thereof, in writing, with the municipal manager, P.O.Box3, Vanderbijlpark or fax to: (016) 950-5533 and with the under mentionedaddress within twenty eight (28) days after the said date.

address of the authorized agent: mr. W. Louw, 1 schubert street,Vanderbijlpark, 1911. Cellular Fax” 083 384 8784 / 086 546 3812 A

1UM

LR

F

ToadverTisevacancies

pleaseconTacTadeela

Tel:(016)

950 7021• E-mail:[email protected]

Havealookin

our

vacancysection

Mduduzi Mathebula

SEBOKENG. - Soul Provider, a non-govern-mental organisation (NGO) that works withthe Social Crime Prevention and Awarenessprogramme truly outdid itself when a ‘chan-ge’ programme was conducted for localschools recently.

The reason for the programme was to cre-ate a working relationship with youth whoare in conflict with the law and at risk ofcommitting crime and destroying their lives.

“It’s a fact that crime does not pay, butonly wastes time and energy that could bechanneled into positive matters that couldelevate their livesfor the future,” saysex-convict BabaKubheka, managerof Soul Provider.

Soul Provider em-barked on the cam-paign in conjunctionwith the Departmentof Education: “Theobjective was to rea-lise our dream tocurb and minimisecrime in schools andto have safety am-bassadors,” Kubhe-ka says adding thatthey adopted schoolsand conductedworkshops and se-minars to spread themessage of CrimePrevention, chan-ging the mindset ofyoung people inschools.

Bophelong Se-condary School,with at least 100 le-arners from Sun-crest, Ramolelle and

Ramusukalla (rural schools), Tsolo and Sap-phire, were among the schools that took partin this programme. Says NGO co-ordinatorTshepiso Chuena, “The training aims to edu-cate learners about responsibilities in life,Crime Prevention, HIV, and Prevention ofSubstance Abuse.

The good part of the programme is thatit uses young people who are not agents ofchange, but who are ‘change agents’ becausewe believe they have walked the path andare in the best position to narrate their torridexperiences to young people who are caughtup in the same web of confusion.”

Soul Providerchangesminds ofyoung people

Creating change among the youth of South African. Photo: Mduduzi Mathebula.

Moleboheng Chaha

EVATON. - Education is the key to success.This was stressed when Qedilizwe Seconda-ry School learners for the first time celebra-ted ‘International Literacy Day’ on Mondayas a way to promote a culture of readingamongst young kids.

The theme for this year is “Literacy andSustainable Development”. The aim of theday was to highlight the importance of litera-cy to individuals, communities and societies.Another reason was to raise awareness of thevalue of the written word.

The crowd was filled with creative stu-dents with many reciting poems they hadwritten themselves. On the first floor werethose learners who kept their brains stimula-ted by forming part of the spelling Bee team,which saw the competition get tougher to-wards the end of the day.

The event was organised by the SongFoundation, which aims to improve the livesof scholars by providing career guidance inpartnership with North-West University inthe Faculty of Law.

The founder of Song Foundation - PoppyPule - said, “We regard today as the mostimportant day of the year, as we instill a cul-ture of reading and writing among young pe-ople.We believe that literacy involves a con-tinuum of learning in enabling individualsto achieve their goals,” said Pule. The educa-tors at the school were impressed at how thelearners reacted and the programmes thatwere set that day.

Pule states that it is crucial for those whohave managed to make a success of their ca-reers to continue helping those that are stillgoing through the journey:

“Our foundation works a lot with girl chil-dren. We invite career women who are dedi-cated to bringing development to young girlsto form part of the foundation’s mentor club,” she ends.

To contact Song Foundation please call082 825 2700, web site: http://www.song-foundationsa.org/

Email: [email protected] page:https://www.facebook.com/pages/

SONG-Foundati-on/566601940068030?ref=hl

Reading is key to success

Khumalo Vuyiswa in Grade 11 was one ofthe students who participated in the spelling bee. Photo: Moleboheng Chaha.


Some men are called men just because theywear trousers, but in reality they don’t quali-fy as men.Shooting From The Hip can say the same

of certain local development coaches and ad-ministrators in this region. They have no

“balls”, to say the least! For example, howcan one explain the LFA Squad being selec-ted at the dusty James Ground in Sharpevil-le? To make things worse, some teams withgood football structures were not invited forthe selections.

The truth of the matter is that Master Zon-do and Philip Ndlovumust give the EmfuleniLocal Football Association teams a good re-ason why the LFA squad was selected at theJames Ground.

To make matters worse, this time aroundthe very people who took the squad to thefinal last year were not invited for selections.What do these gentlemen want to achieveas far as the development of football is con-

cerned in this region?Shooting From The Hip is worried becau-

se as things stand, some very influential peo-ple in football have decided to take a backseat and fold their arms to watch theseclowns as they expose themselves.

To some, they see the regional squads asa holiday destination while others see it asa ‘gravy-train.’ The question Shooting FromThe Hip wants to ask Master Zondo who,I was told, is the Emfuleni Local FootballAssociation Technical Director is: How didour LFA squad end up being selected at Ja-mes Ground?Shooting From The Hip also asks Emfule-

ni Local Football Association’s chairman

Philip Ndlovu:How - as chairman - did he allow our LFA

squad to be selected under those conditions,taking into consideration that the tournamentis played on a dusty pitch?

Gentlemen, you have much to explain tothe development teams and coaches in thisregion. The reason why the Evaton teamswere left out is another issue that needs tobe explained. If they didn’t play the league,who is to blame? So you punish those poorchildren because of your egos? Come on, so-mebody! The problems we have in this regi-on cannot be fixed by humans - we needGodly intervention. Please GOD, save ourfootball from these vultures!

Our football needs higher intervention!

Zacharia Nale

SHARPEVILLE. - Former soccer great Si-mon ‘Bull’ Lehoko hailed the Neil JansenMemorial Games a success.

The event took place at Sharpeville’s Ge-orge Thabe Stadium over the weekend.

The tournament was in honour of this fal-len hero - Neil Jansen - who tragically diedon the field while playing for SedibengMas-ters in April. The tragic death of this formerVaal Professional and Giant Blackspool starcame as a shock to many.

Speaking to Sedibeng Ster Sport, Lehokosaid this Neil Jansen Memorial Games willbe part of celebrating a heritage when theyhost it again next year.

He was full of praise for the teams and lo-cal soccer fans who came to support and tookpart in the 1st Inaugural Neil Jansen Games.

The games saw yesteryear soccer starsplaying among themselves to entertain local

soccer fans. Some of the former professionalstars who graced the event included deadlyformer Orlando Pirates striker Moses ‘Ram-bo’ Moloi, Bricks Mbele and Geelbooi ‘Go-ma’ Masango, to mention but a few.

Even though the turnout was not good, Le-hoko believes that next year will be muchbetter.

The poor turnout was caused by the festi-val at DlomoDam, just a few kilometres fromthe George Thabe Stadium.

“I want to take this opportunity to thankall the participating teams and Sharpevillepeople who came to support the initiative.The games would not have been so succes-sful if it wasn’t for them.

I also wish to thank Neil Jansen's familyfor allowing us to organise the event. I haveno doubt that the next event will be muchbetter and we intend to invite teams fromoutside the Vaal,” said Lehoko.

Neil JansenMemorialGames played

TheNeil Jansen family joined local legends before the kickoff of theNeil JansenMemorial Games at the George Thabe Stadium over the weekend. Photo: Zacharia Nale.

Mduduzi Mathebula

VEREENIGING. - Vereeniging SocialCrime Prevention commander InspectorOujan Mohoboko invested his time andenergy in the unleashing of hidden talentin young boys in his neighbourhood ofSteelpark over the weekend.

On Saturday and Sunday the CrimePrevention Commander and resident ofthe area organised a soccer tournamentthat was supported by young local teamsand neighbouring areas, including Tshe-piso and Muvhango.

The two-day soccer tournament was asuccess. Mohoboko says he is investinghis time and energy in these young boys,who will be leaders of this area in thefuture: “We received support from nu-

merous local businessmen whom wewould like to thank. Some supportedwith money, which was a cash prize forthe two finals and some with food,” hesays.Mohoboko started this initiative af-ter realising that there was a high rateof crime and alcohol abuse amongst yo-uth in the area.

“Sport brings discipline to a personand in life once you lose the edge of dis-cipline respect will be gone as well sowe are glad that there are people that stillthink for the youth in our area,” says abystander and soccer-lover.

On Saturday the Sumba Boys Juniorswon 3- 2 on finals against Unitas Parkand on Sunday Sumba Boyz seniors won1-0 against Muvhango FC.

Oujan to the rescue

Sumba Boys won the Crime Prevention Tournament in SteelPark on Sunday.Photo: Mduduzi Mathebula.


Ndlovu is not part of the Regional Executi-ve Committee and cannot talk about play-offs. Meanwhile, Sedibeng Ster Sport haslearned that the bad blood among localfootball administrators affects two campsin this region. Sedibeng Ster Sport has alsolearned that ‘secret meetings’ have beenheld in this region in preparation for theforthcoming regional elections.

Zacharia Nale

SEDIBENG. - “It is wrong for EmfuleniLocal Football Association (ELFA) to talkon behalf of the region.” This was said bySafa Sedibeng League coordinator – Beau-ty Molise this week.

Molise said this following an article pu-blished last week in Sedibeng Ster Sportunder the headline “Regional Play-Offs”whre ELFA chairman Philip Ndlovu talk-ed about regional play-offs.

Putting the record straight, Molisi saysRegional Play-Offs is a Safa Sedibengmatter and nothing to do with ELFA.

He says that, after the article was pu-blished, she received lots of calls fromconcerned teams.

She says the article was misleadingwhen Ndlovu said no Promotion Leagueis played in the Midvaal area.

She says this has brought tension to theregion with some teams questioning Ndlo-vu’s statement in the newspaper.

“We want to put the record straight thatMr Ndlovu was not representing the regi-on. The region will be the one that setsthe date and venue of the regional play-offs. The LFAs (local football administra-tors) have nothing to do with regionalplay-offs,” says Molise.

As if this is not enough, Molise says

SportSportSportSportSportSportSport at its best

FROM R2500 PER MONTH !!!CENTRAL EAST 3 & 4, POWERVILLE PARK

Prices exclude on road costs & metallic paint.Terms & cond apply

[email protected] Genl. Smuts ave.

Vereeniging (016) 455 2255

From

R169 995incl VAT

Safa Sedibeng callsELFA chairman to order

Safa Sedibeng called Emfuleni LocalFootball Association Chairman PhilipNdlovu to order. Photo: Zacharia Nale.

Zacharia Nale

SEDIBENG. - After hosting a successfulDistrict Country Championships over theweekend, Sedibeng will once again hosta provincial championship at PhoenixHigh School in Vereeniging on Septem-ber 20. This was revealed to SedibengSter Sport by the provincial secretaryMotlalepule Nku.

Nku says all Gauteng district’s ath-letes will battle for honour to book pla-

ces in the National Cross CountryChampionship.This will see secondary and primary

schools competing. The athletes to representSedibeng in this forthcoming event were selec-

ted during the district championship held at thesame venue over the weekend.

Speaking to Sedibeng Ster Sport, Nku saysthey expect stiff competition with athleteseager to book places in the National SchoolCross Country Championship.

She believes that this year’s cross countrywill be the best.

“We are looking forward to the ProvincialCross Country Championships and I have no

doubt that we are going to witness the greatesttalent come September 20.

I was happy to see these youngsters compe-ting among themselves and you could see thatthey wanted to go to the next level.”

She challenges parents, teachers, principalsand the community to come in numbers to sup-port these up-and-coming athletes.

Schools crosscountry forSedibeng

Expect stiff competition in the forthcoming Provincial Cross Country Championship on September 20. Photo: Supplied.

the future Bafana Bafana stars on the dayof the event.

The organisers promise a humdinger per-formance come October 19.

They say this year’s event will be full ofentertainment and there are lots of prizes tobe won.

Build It organised the event in conjuncti-on with schools, sports groups, SAPS, localfootball associations and other stakeholders.For more information contact Build It Van-derbijlpark on these numbers: (016) 9862990 or 078 802 7395.

Zacharia Nale

VANDERBIJLPARK.- Build It Vanderbijl-park’s long awaited Annual U/13 SoccerTournament is scheduled to take place at Ce-cil Oldridge Park on October 19.

This year’s event will also include a 5kmfun walk from Buid It Vanderbijlpark to thevenue. The participating fee for the fun walkis R20 for adults and R10 for children underthe age of 13.

The organisers urge the Vanderbijlparkand Bophelong communities to come innumbers to support the initiative, especially

Build It U/13 TournamentThe long awaited Build It Soccer Tournament is around the corner.

Sedibeng ster 11 sept 2014

Documents

Transcript of Sedibeng ster 11 sept 2014