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VEREENIGING. - Serious tension is loo-ming within the Sedibeng region’s AfricanNational Congress (ANC). Regional secreta-ry Bob Mthembu was last week attacked inhis office.

The attack has apparently split the ANCSedibeng as the attackers are known to

Mthembu and an investigation has been lod-ged by the Provincial ANC.

Mthembu says the attack has had a negativepsychological impact on him. However, heconfirms that he will survive in more waysthan one. “I’m a revolutional comrade. I haveto hold in my position as a soldier,” saysMthembu. He adds that he has not opened a

criminal case against the suspected attackers.The attack comes amid rumours that there isserious tension amongst senior members wit-hin the regional executive committee with theregional elections planned for early next year.

When Sedibeng Ster asked Mthembu if hewould be contesting for any major positionin the coming regional elections he vehe-mently dismissed the allegations and said,“I’m the regional secretary of the ANC andI’m serving in my position. I’m not contestingfor any other position.”

Meanwhile, over the weekend in Sharpe-ville, the branch general meeting (BGM) ofthe African National Congress (ANC) turnedugly in Ward 14 when some unruly ANCmembers poured faeces (mak#k#) over a sil-ver BMW. The vehicle is said to belong toJason Mkhwane. a representative deployedby the regional executive committee.

He was apparently deployed to assist in thesmooth running of the branch election inWthe ward. Mkhwane was blamed for alle-gedly attempting to swindle the votes. Duringthe debacle some supporters were seen lea-ving the meeting without a word and returnedwith buckets full of faeces from nearby ‘Phu-ma’s Bethane’ informal settlement.

Residents say people wearing ANCT-shirts arrived and asked for their toilet buc-kets, which they returned later, empty. On the

issue of the BGM,Mkhwane was firstly

accused of alleged-ly saying therewere about 179people in atten-dance.

He is said tohave given thechairperson aresult of 106votes and ano-ther of 88.

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ANC affiliates in ‘poo’ assault

Unruly members of the ANC poured faeces (mak#k#) on this BMW that belongs to JasonMkhwane, a representative deployed by the regional executive committee.

Sedibeng Regional African National Congress (ANC) Secretary Bob Mthembu wasattacked in his office last week.

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Subsequent to the approval of its Integrated Development Plan (IDP) and Budget for 2014/2015 by theMidvaal Local Municipality on 29 May 2014 under item C1122/05/2014, and pursuant to the taking effectof the said IDP and Budget on 1 Jul 2014, notice is hereby given in terms of Section 53(a) and (b) ofthe Municipal Finance Management Act, Act 56 of 2003, that the Executive Mayor, Clr. B.M. Baloyi, hasapproved the Service Delivery & Budget Implementation Plan and Performance Agreements, of theMunicipal Manager and Senior Managers reporting directly to the Municipal Manager.

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The purpose of the SDBIP is to give effect to the Integrated Development Plan (IDP) and Budget of themunicipality. The Budget supports the strategic priorities of the municipality. The Service Delivery andBud-get Implementation Plan serves as a contract between the administration, Council and communityexpressing the goals and objectives set by the Council for the next twelve months. This provides thebasis for measuring performance in service delivery against end-of-year targets and implementing thebudget.

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EVATON. - “We want to stop smoking andstealing from our neighborhood,” say selfconfessed drug addicts who need help tostop smoking. These young men are askingfor help without judgement saying that theyare tired of smoking the dangerous drug cal-led ‘nyaope’.

A young man (18) Pule Motswenengclaims that he started smoking the drug ayear ago and, ever since, has been stealingin order to feed his addiction. It appears thatthe addicts sit on a corner the whole day in-jecting themselves with the drug using oneneedle, risking infection with disease.

This drug has shattered their lives andthey claim that they have no identity docu-ments and can’t find employment. Eventhough they are young they look like oldmen and one of them was recently attackedand assaulted for apparently stealing steel.

They claim that if they can be put into a re-habilitation centre they will come back andgive back to their communities.

“There is no time to bath or eat,” saysFankie Ndaba, who has been smoking nyao-pe and `dagga’ for six years. He says he doesnot recommend that young men and womentry this drug because once becomes forever.

“I am tired of being assaulted for stealing.I need help because I won’t be able to stopon my own,” says Ndaba.

‘Quick cash’ as they call it is stealing lit-tle items they can hide quickly, such as cellphones, irons, and kettles. These items areeasily available to them as they go into peo-ple’s houses and steal. Anyone who can of-fer them help can call Evaton CPF on 072795 2379.

Nyaope, I don’t want you anymore

These young men of Evaton say they nolonger want to be part of the drug called‘nyaope’. Photo: Pinky Mofokeng.

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SHARPEVILLE. - The Tsotetsi family housein Tshepiso Phase 3 where the house recentlyburned down and a boy (5) Lehlonolo lost hislife, will be rebuilt.

This comes after Tebello Mapike, who li-ves in the neighborhood, decided to help thempick up the pieces. Their RDP house was joi-ned to a shack in order to make it big enoughfor the whole family. This was destroyed andthey had to start all over again. A good Sama-ritan decided to replace the shack with bricksin order for the family to fit. He donated atwo-plate stove, a fridge and electrical appli-ances. He also went as far as buying the fami-

ly’s Grade-10 learner Seabie Tsotetsi, wholost her clothes to the fire, school uniformsthat will last her up to matric. GrandmotherMapaseka could not restrain tears of joy asshe thanked Mapike for what he had done forher family. She says, “Even though Lehlonolowill never be seen again his spirit will liveon in our hearts. What happened was sad butwe have to go on. Tebello made everythingeasier for us becausewe can now see the light.He is a good man indeed. Thank you.” Mapi-ke says, “I am just happy that I could helpthe Tsotetsi family. This was my 67 minutesfor Mandela and I am happy everything wor-ked out for the family”

RDP house restored after fire

The Tsotetsi familywith Tebello Mapikewho rebuilttheir burned RDPhouse anddonatedelectricalappliances. Photos: PinkyMofokeng.

Familymemberswho survived after afire detroyed theirhome inTshepiso,Sharpeville recently.

Mduduzi Mathebula

VEREENIGING. - Police alert thecommunity to a viral scam that recentlytook Vereeniging by storm.

According to Police the elderly vic-tim, a pensioner, was duped out of hismoney by a con artist who is widelythought of as a traditional healer.

The pensioner lost over R173 000 tothis healer, who is at large. Apparentlythe oldman gave R55 000 to the traditi-onal healer to keep for him.

Captain Fikile Funda says, “The vic-tim handed the money to the traditionalhealer as a first portion to save becausehe feared he might abuse it. In the endanother R118 000was produced, whichled to the disappearance of the healer.”

Funda reports that the victim neversaw the traditional healer again. Hiscellphone has been off ever since.

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A traditional healer is on the runwitha pensioner’s R173 000. Photo: Mduduzi Mathebula.

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EVATON. - Three BAT trucks transportingcigarettes were recently hijacked and robbedon the corner of Elias and ChamberlaneStreets in Evaton.

It is alleged that 10 armed men ambushedthe vehicles in the morning.They managed to get away with all the ve-

hicles during the heist. As the suspects werebusy offloading the trucks not far from wherethe hijacking had taken place, a police vehicleapproached.

Police noticed what was going on. A chaseensued between Police and thugs and shotswere fired. Fourmenwere arrested on the sce-ne due to swift reaction by Evaton Police.

One of the four suspects in custody wasshot in the right knee and was taken to theSebokeng Hospital for medical attention.

After a search was conducted by Policethey managed to recover a black VW poloand a 1400 white Nissan bakkie the suspectswere travelling in. Cell phones and three fire-arms were also recovered in the same areaby sniffer dogs.The suspected

thugs did not get farwith the vehicles andthe cigarette cartons.The suspects Policemanaged to appre-hend are aged bet-ween 26 and 37.Police spokesper-

son Tshifhiwa Miti-leni confirms thatfour men were arre-sted and that seven

more are still at large. He says, “The Evatonpolice would like to thank the community forassisting us in the apprehension of thesethugs.“This shows that the community is fed up

with the high rate crime in Evaton.”

One shot, three arrested in heist

One of the suspects was caught after being shot in the knee during the chase that ensued.

Ten armed men ambushed three cigarette delivery vehicles in themorning and managed to get away with all of them during theheist. The trucks including cigarette cartons were found on thecorner of Elias and Timberlane Streets in Evaton.

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VEREENIGING. - A culpable homicide case is beinginvestigated by Police after a car and a truck were in-volved in a horrific crash that took the life of one per-son.The crash happened at the intersection of Boy Louwand Houtkop Roads in the early hours of the morningon Wednesday. One person died on the scene and itwas confirmed that it was the passenger in the whitePolo VW. It is suspected that one of the vehicles hadnot complied with the rules of the road, the Polo driver

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believed to be beyond repair. A culpable homicide caseis being investigated,” says Funda.The driver, a friend of the deceased, says he was

devastated when he received the news, the two are saidto work at Vereeniging ArcelorMittal.They were involved in the accident while rushing

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SEDIBENG.- Sedibeng District Munici-pality (SDM) is the only municipality inGauteng which has received a clean audit.This is subsequent to having received un-qualified reports for almost 10 years.This was revealed recently when Audi-

tor-General Kimi Makwetu revealed thereport for the 2012/2013 financial year.Makwetu stated that there was a positivetrend emerging in local government auditresults. SDM Executive Mayor SimonMofokeng states that he did not achievethis by himself. “This was a team effortand Iwould like to give honour to the Sedi-

beng employees, from general workers upto the municipal manager. The mayoralcommittee collectively provided a pro-found leadership in attaining this milesto-ne, and also embraced the concept fromthe day it was introduced, by the late Mi-nister Sicelo Shiceka.” the mayor says.The key areas that were looked at to achie-ve the clean audit were areas such as finan-cial management, compliance with gover-nance, performance management andcompliance with laws and regulations.Mofokeng states that the attention of poli-tical and executive leadership has proacti-vely shifted towards improving the control

environ-ment furtherto ensurethat the cle-an audit issustained.“This willensure thatSDM leadsby examplewithin thedistrict,compellingour localmunicipali-ties toachieve thesame auditopinionwith time,”concludesMofokeng.

SDMaudit tops in thewhole of Gauteng

From left are Minister of CoGTA Pravin Gordhan, SDM Mayor SimonMofokeng and Deputy Minister Andries Nel in Tshwane as the auditor general of South Africa announced Sedibeng District Municipality as one of the municipalities that acquired clean audits. Photo:Supplied.

Lazarus Dithagiso

VANDERBIJLPARK. - Gauteng sec-retary of the South African CommunistParty (SACP) Jacob Mamabolo saysArcelorMittal actually belongs to thegovernment and that the CommunistParty wants to do awaywith labour bro-kers. Mamabolo was speaking whenhanding a memorandum to John Mo-taung, ArcelorMittal representative, onMonday. A 5-kilometre march thatstarted at the Vanderbijlpark LicensingDepartment and ended at the main of-fice of the company was led by theSACP in the presence of the ANC,Popcru, Cosatu and related alliancestructures.Mamabolo said labour

brokers exploit workersby paying them a salaryof R14 per hour. SACPdemands employees firedby labour brokers to bereinstated through in-struction of ArcelorMit-tal management. The fac-tory loses about R180million per year, he saidadding that the govern-ment will have to takeback what belongs to it.“This will help im-

prove the lives of thecommunity and boost theeconomy of the country,”said Mamabolo. The

SACPwants industrial unity: “We wantthe South African Human Rights Com-mission to investigate the racism takingplace within Mittal. Discliplinary proc-esses are used to victimise black peoplein top positions so they can be replacedby whites.“The SACP and its alliances will

fight and campaign until we get backwhat belongs to the community,” Mam-abolo expalined. Cosatu has threatenedthat should ArcelorMittal ignore theSACP’s plight for the stipulated periodof 14 days they will take action. Mo-taung received and signed the memo-randum with the promise that he wouldsubmit it to the relevant department.

Mittal should belong togovernment: SACP

JohnMotaungArcellorMittal representative, signsa memorandum from SACP Gauteng SecretaryJacob Mamabolo (right) while from behind, second left, Vaal SACP leader Sello Maetso looks on.Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso.


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].

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It is a fact that both men and women are peo-ple and if you’re going to have a Women’sMonth, you might as well have a Men’sMonth. The issue of victimisation and abuseof women is something that has been extensi-vely discussed and I believe that a new direc-tion should be taken on the subject. It is notthat I am against the celebration of this day,August 9.The fact I am raising here is that we have

had enough of the present day woman whoalways like us to believe that she is still op-pressed and neglected. Can’t she stand up forherself instead of waiting for Women’smonth. The fact of the matter is that women

are presently being given enough power, andthis they abuse. August 9 is Women’s Daybut what does it really mean? Is it a day whenby some unspoken signal women are giventheir rightful place in society? I wish therewas some way in which we could check howmany young girls have given birth to illegiti-mate children, how many women have bro-ken other families, how many women conti-nue to spread slander about others and howmanymen have suffered in thewhole process.Are women such a downtrodden, subjugated,inferior class that they need a special day as-signed to them so that people will rememberthey exist? Is this just a day for feminists toclimb on to their soapboxes and roll out theirworn-out speeches on women’s rights? It ismeaningless to fix one day of the year as Wo-men’s Day. I think that, for every one step

women take forward, particularly in town-ships, they take two steps back. However, notall should be painted with this brush. This isbut just my opinion.To the fair, caring, de-serving and loving women of this countrywho deserve all this praise in this month, Isay, You are the fountain of life. When theworld was created, you were also created tobeautify it. You have done your work perfectlyfor all the world is smiling for you today. To-day, remember that all life springs from you.Look at the world and smile, knowing thatwithout you, life would have been impossible.Enjoy the day to the fullest.Lerato...

HappyWomen’s Day

Lerato Serero

SEDIBENG. Just over 70% ofmunicipali-ties recently audited showed estimation intheir financial statements that more than10% of the outstanding debt owed to themwould never be paid.The recently released report byAuditor-

General Kimi Makwetu shows that somecommunities refuse to pay for services asthey perceive themunicipality to be unres-ponsive to their concerns of service delive-ry.“The poor economic climate and the in-

creasing cost of services are also factorsthat contribute to non-payment.“Some residents can simply no longer

afford to pay while others resist paying forany services,” says the report.The report also makes mention that ma-

nymunicipalities have ineffective controlsand processes to determine who owes mo-ney to them, to bill it correctly and collectthe money.According to the national treasury re-

port, the debt owed to municipalities at theend of 2012-13 was R86,9 billion from theprevious year. “Inadequate management,accounting and information systems thataccount for the revenue and debtors do notonly affect the debt collection but also theability to account correctly in financial sta-tements,” says the report.

Numerous factors contributeto non-payment of services

Lerato Serero

BOIPATONG. Months after its constructionthe Boipatong Youth Monument is still in-complete and cannot be accessed by the com-munity.A site visit by the Democratic Alliance

(DA) recently revealed numerous empty buil-dings with no sign of the promised youth cen-tre or computer lab. The monument apparent-ly costs R40 349 133.DA spokesperson on Arts, Culture and

Heritage, Kingsol Chabalala says that theGauteng Arts, Culture and Heritage Depart-ment promised to use the erection of the mo-nument to uplift and develop the community.“I will be writing follow-up questions to theMEC to establish how many people are ex-pected to be employed at the monument uponcompletion, when exactly the department ex-

pects the monument to open, if the depart-ment still plans to install a community centreand computer lab, and how exactly these willbe used to benefit the community and howexactly the construction phase of this projecthas benefitted the community,” Chabalalasays, adding that the monument, erected tohonour an Apartheid youth uprising and sub-sequent massacre, cannot pay proper tributeto their sacrifice in such a state. He concludedby saying, “The proper way to honour thosewho gave their very lives for our freedom isto ensure that today’s generation has a betterlife. “The key to this is getting our youth wor-king and into the economy. It is crucial thatwe use every opportunity, including the erec-tion of thismonument, to promote growth anddevelopment in our most vulnerable commu-nities.”

R40 million Boipatong youthmonument stands idle

The Boipatong monument is still incomplete and cannot be accessed by the community.


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SEDIBENG.- The 2014/15 budget of the GautengDepartment of Education (GDE) will allocateR32.8 billion to the continuation of the govern-ment’s agenda of building a non-racial educationsystem, where all learners have fair and equitableaccess to all public schools in the province, irres-pective of race, colour or creed.

This was revealed by the MEC of Education,Panyaza Lusufi recently. The department’s totalallocated budget has increased from the R29.3 bil-lion made available in 2013/14. Lusufi says thatthe increase shows the government’s commitmentto education as an apex priority. “Four per centof the appropriated budget is from conditionalgrants. “The largest allocations for grants are forsalaries at FET colleges and the national schoolnutrition programmes, with smaller grants forHIV and AIDS interventions, Dinaledi Schoolsand technical high schools,” said Lusufi. Seventy-five per cent of the budget will be spent on salariesof teachers and officials of the department leaving

25 per cent tomeet infrastructure, learner teachingmaterial and school subsidy demands.

“We are now compelled to review our efficiencystrategies.

To consolidate the improvement in learnerachievement, already achieved by the province,and to further improve the quality of educationfrom Grade R to Grade 12, the department willcontinue to implement CAPS and reach commonunderstanding with teacher unions in the imple-mentation of the Gauteng Primary Language andMathematics Strategy (GPLMS) in primaryschools and the Secondary School ImprovementProgramme (SSIP) in secondary schools. At thesame time, we will focus on modernising publiceducation and build an education system that cancompete internationally, especially in maths, sci-ence and technology, and continue to support thedevelopment of the province. It is within this con-text that we have now taken a decision to ensurethat 80% of our children in Gauteng should do pro-per mathematics by 2019,” Lusufi said.

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Left: GautengMEC for Education Panyaza Lusufi says that theincrease in hisbudget showsgovernment’scommitment toeducation as anapex priority.Photo: LazarusDithagiso

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SEDIBENG.- Tosaca in part-nership with TheDepartment ofEnergy, South Africa WeatherService and theWater ResearchCommission (WRC) held theGreen Youth Indaba at the In-novation Hub in Pretoria lastThursday.

The Indaba was held underthe theme, “Advancing YouthInterest in Green Economy andSustainable Development.”The objective of the Indaba wasalso to sensitise and empoweryoungminds about the opportu-nities within the green economyand sustainable development.

The Indaba among others fo-cused on four topics which arerenewable energy, green tech-nology, climate change and wa-ter conservation.

The Green Youth Indaba2014 also brought together mo-re than 300 youth green activistsfrom universities, FET’s andyoung professionals acrossSouth Africa.

Speaking to Sedibeng Ster,one of the young people and asocial activist from PalmSprings who attended the event,Tebello Rampo, says that youngpeople need to be involved in is-sues that affect their future, suchas those that were discussed atthe Indaba.

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issues in 2012 as South Africa,Durban was preparing to hostUNFCCC-United Nations Fra-mework Convention on ClimateChange/ COP 17 Conference .Other vital points that the Inda-ba dwelled uponwere the creati-on of a platform for young peo-ple to be exposed to the greeneconomic opportunities inSouth Africa and spreading themessage of reducing, re-usingand recycling in communities.

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Tebello Rampo who attendedthe Green Youth Indaba at theInnovationHub in Pretoria lastThursday. Photo: Lerato Serero.


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THE BARRAGE. - Senior Police officers,relatives and friends bade farewell to retiredformer Police officer Captain Noty MarthaMotaung.The 60-year-old Motaung served the po-

lice with loyalty, dedication and passion for28 years. She appreciates the high honourshe has received since joining the police in1986. This mother of all functions was re-cently hosted at the Hippo Creek, Barragesmalholding.“Thanks to the office of Sebokeng Cluster

Commander, General Deliwe De Lange, andher Barrage Police station commander, Lieu-tenant-Colonel Malebo, for assigning somemembers of their office to grace the occasionin their place.

“I have enjoyed working in the policeservices. It was not an easy road to arriveat after such long period. I am going to missyou friends,” said Motaung.Colonel Mereko, representative of the

cluster commander, appealed to Motaung torest and be active. Looking back, he said itwas not a sweet journey to reach this destina-tion. He reminded her of the dangerous areasthey had all gone to during the riots at Sharp-eville. “It was through Mercy that we sur-vived, we all live by Mercy and we have toappreciate every single moment we manageto survive,” said Mereko..The function was arranged by the Barrage

Police officers with Colonel Maria Mazibu-ko and Sergeant Majola as masters-of-cere-mony.

Friends bid farewell to retired CaptainMotaung

Captain Noty Motaung (seated in pink) is surrounded by her friends, family and BarragePolice officials during her farewell function at HippoCreek, Barrage area recently. Photo:Lazarus Dithagiso.

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SEBOKENG. - Zone 17 residents joinedin praise andworship at the StMaryMag-deline Anglican Church recently.This was during the opening of the new

building that has been long awaited. Thechurch has been part of this communityfor years without a building.Douglas Msothu shared the word of

God with the masses who attended theservice. Other branches were present toworship and praise God for this wonder-ful gift - a place of peace and prayer. Bis-hop Lee conducted a traditional ceremo-ny in which he lit candles and loud praisewas given unto Jesus and the church wason fire with song. Lee asked the congre-gation to look after their assets. “Makethis place your treasure because yourchildren will be part of this place and they

are the ones whowill continue spre-ading the word ofGod to the mas-ses,” he said. Theunveiling of thebuilding’s plaquewas done after theservice.

StMaryMagdeline Anglican Church opening

Right: BishopPeter Lee lightsa candle at theStMaryMagdeline AnglicanChurch servicein Zone 17 recently. Openingof theStMaryMagdelineAnglican

Church building. Photos: Mduduzi Mathebula.


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I, Mr. C F DE JAGER of PACE PLAN CONSULTANTS,being the authorized agent of the owner, hereby gives

notice in terms of Section 56(1)(b)(ii) of the Town-Planningand Townships Ordinance (15 of 1986) that I have appliedto the Emfuleni Municipal Council for the amendment ofthe Vereeniging Town Planning Scheme, 1992, in respectof a Portion of Nile Drive, adjacent to Portion 1 of Erf 2469Three Rivers, with the rezoning of the Portion from “PublicRoad” to “Parking” and with the special consent of thelocal authority any other uses excluding noxious uses.

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I, a P Squirra of aPS Town and Regional Planners, being the authorizedagent of the owners hereby give notice in terms of Section 5(5) of theGauteng Removal of Restrictions act, 1996 (act 3 of 1996) that I haveapplied to the Emfuleni Local Municipality for the removal of certaintitle conditions contained in the Deeds of Transfer Nos.T76720/2005 andT26128/2008 of Erf 898, Three Rivers X 1 Township, which property islocated on the South Western boundary of umgeni Street(No.52), to facili-tate this application, and for the simultaneous amendment of the Vereenig-ing Town Planning Scheme, 1992, by the rezoning of the Erf, from “Resi-dential 1” purposes to “Business 4” purposes for offices cum pharmacy aswell as the amendment of Clause 8 Tables a and B for the relaxation of theStreet Building line from 5,00m to 0,00m.

all relevant documents relating to this application will be open for inspec-tion during normal office hours at the office of the said Local authority,office of the Deputy Municipal Manager: Economic Development Plan-ning (Land use Management), 1st floor Development Planning Building,corner of President Kruger and Eric Louw Streets, Vanderbijlpark, from 6august, 2014 until 3 September, 2014. any person who wishes to objectto this application or submit representations in respect thereof, must lodgethe same in writing to the said Local authority at its address specifiedabove or send it to P O Box 3, Vanderbijlpark, 1900. The objections orrepresentations must reach the mentioned office on or before 3 September,2014.

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I, a P Squirra of aPS Town and Regional Planners, being the authorizedagent of the owner hereby give notice in terms of Clauses 12 and 19 ofthe Vanderbijlpark Town Planning Scheme, 1987 that I have applied tothe Emfuleni Local Municipality for the “Special Consent” of the Emfu-leni Local Municipality to also use Erf 550 Vanderbijl Park Central East 3Township, located at 4/6 ameshof Street, also for a “Place of Instruction”(School).

all relevant documents relating to this application will be open for inspec-tion during normal office hours at the office of the said Local authority,office of the Deputy Municipal Manager: Economic Development Plan-ning (Land use Management), 1st floor Development Planning Build-ing, corner of President Kruger and Eric Louw Streets, Vanderbijlpark,from 06 august 2014 until 03 September 2014. any person who wishesto object to this application or submit representations in respect thereof,must lodge the same in writing to the said Local authority at its addressspecified above or send it to P O Box 3, Vanderbijlpark 1900. The objec-tions or representations must reach the mentioned office on or before 03September 2014.

Name and address of agent:aPS Town and Regional PlannersP O Box 12311LuMIER1905

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SEDIBENG. - Vaal Milano Ladies FC tops the Safa SedibengRegional Women’s League.This is after they beat the second-placed Elmagreen 6-1 in a

one-sided game played at the Zone 3 Stadium over the weekend.Milano Ladies FC are at the summit of the log with 24 points

from eight games.They are the only team that to date still has to taste defeat.

As things stand, this Sharpeville-based side is destined to be crow-ned league champion if their current performance is anything togo by. At one stage Elmagreen Ladies FC looked to be a threatto Vaal Milano Ladies, but they can blame themselves for theinconsistency of their performance.Elmagreen Ladies FC is second on the log with 22 points from

10 games which seems to make it ‘mission impossible’ to winthe league unless they start to collect maximum points.It is early days as most of the teams remain with two games

to round off their first round of the season.The second round will test the character of those who challenge

for the league championship.Going Up Ladies FC are third on the log with 21 points from

eight games.The latter still have a chance to challenge for the league title

if they can also start bagging maximum points.The rest of the weekend results:Solly Ladies FC 0-7 Going Up Ladies FCEvaton Ladies FC 0-4 Letta Stars LadiesYoung Stars Ladies FC 0-2 VUT Ladies FCReal Tokyo 2-0 NWU Vaal Ladies FCDMT 0-2 Young Milano Ladies FC

Safa SedibengWomen’s League in full swing

Young Vaal Milano Ladies FC player in action during one ofthe Safa SedibengWomen’sRegional Leagues. Photo: Zacharia Nale.

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SEBOKENG. - With August known as Wo-men’s Month, Emfuleni Local Municipality(ELM in conjunction with the South AfricanNational Amateur Boxing Association andSedibeng Boxing Amateur Boxing Associati-on will stage the National Women’s BoxingTournament.This much anticipated women’s boxing

tournament is scheduled to take place at theSaul Tsotetsi Sports Center in Zone 14, Se-bokeng, on Saturday. This was revealed to Se-dibeng Ster Sport by Emfuleni Sports organi-ser Thanduxolo Madikizela.Madikizela told Sedibeng Ster Sport that

the tournament forms part of celebratingWo-men’s Day andWomen’s Month. He says on-ly female boxers are invited to come and par-ticipate in this tournament adding that the ini-tiative is also designed by the municipalityand the Sedibeng Amateur Boxing Organisa-tion to attract more females to the sport.Madikizela says despite female boxers,

there remains a serious need for females inthe sport as far as administration and officia-ting and is concerned. All females, especiallyyoung girls who are interested in boxing, areinvited to the tournament on Saturday.Madikizela urges the Sedibeng community

to come in numbers to pack the Saul TsotetsiSports Center to capacity on Saturday.“For the next few weeks our focus will be

on women’s sports in this region in honourof those women who have played a part inthe development of sports here. The tourna-ment is partly to acknowledge them for theirrole in our society. The tournament is dedica-ted to all of the women in Sedibeng. We arelooking forward in anticipation to witness themother of all battles come Saturday,” saidMadikizela.In conclusion, Madikizela said this doesn’t

mean men are left out in this tournament. Hesays they are also welcome to come and sup-port the initiative.

National women’s boxing tourney

For the next four weeks women will takecentre stage as August (Women’s Month)dawns. Photo: Supplied.

SEBOKENG. - The Southern FootballCoaches Association Sedibeng will con-duct coaching clinics at Zone 7 Stadiumon Saturday.The focus area will be trapping and pas-

sing. All players u/10 & u/15 must bringtheir own training kits. Clinics are from09:00 to 12:00.For more info call Martin Mpholo on

082 2926 206.SEBOKENG. - All roads will lead to

the Saul Tsotetsi Sports Complex in Se-bokeng’s Zone 14 for themuch anticipatedMcDonald U/14 Provincials Cup on Sa-turday. The tournament will see eight localschools battling for honour to book theirplace in the national tournament schedu-led to take place next month.

Sedibeng Sport Diary

Sedibeng ster 7 aug 2014

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