Tame times katlehong 15 january 2015

Volume 04, 15 January 2015, Week 03 www.tametimes.co.za Tel: 011 862 8500 Fax: 011 869 7335

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Kwa Dukathole Secondary School spent approximately nine months last year battling the impact of Satanism while preparing Matric learners for their debut Curriculum Assessment Policy (CAPS) final examinations. Despite all these traumatic challenges, the school proved victorious - with a Matric pass rate of 84,5%.Mosena Ngoako, principal of Kwa Dukathole Secondary School, told tame TIMES that Satanism changed the school’s focus and that educators and learners consumed a great deal of school time searching for solutions. “This harmful religious behaviour wasted a lot of school time,” he said. “The challenge was that the so-called “king” was in Grade 12 and some Grade 11s were involved. It was the first time we discovered that there was Satanism at the school. The practice was traumatic and vicious as the learners were cutting each other and sucking each other’s

blood,” said Ngoako.Satanism, however, was ultimately unable to destroy - or even damage - the good results of the school, as educators and learners used weekends, extra lessons and camps to make up for the time lost. “We did our very best to make up for the time lost. We managed to uproot it and we anticipate that it will not happen this year. We have removed four ringleaders from the school. We appreciate the assistance we received from the local SAPS, district and provincial department of education, parents and religious leaders for solving the problem,” he said.Ngoako said they now have a priest and motivational speakers who will be addressing and motivating the learners on the dangers of Satanism. “We will also conduct a meeting with the Grade 8s to make them aware of Satanism and persuade them to refrain from following foreign religions,” said Ngoako.

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84,5% MATRIC PASS: Kwa Dukathole Secondary principal Mosena Ngoako is delighted that Satanism is a thing of the past in his school.

“We did our VERY best to make up for the time lost. We managed to uproot it and we anticipate that it will not happen this year.” - Principal mosena ngaoko

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Eketsang Secondary School was awarded a certifi cate for outstanding performance in the 2014 National Senior Certifi cate examinations and a trophy for the best managed Secondary School Improvement Programme centre by the Gauteng Department of Education.The school obtained a Matric pass rate of 81,5% in 2014 Matric - with 54

bachelor passes, 81 diploma passes and 46 higher certifi cates. Mzuvele Shezi was the top learner at the school, with fi ve distinctions.Principal of Eketsang Hlahane Molefe applauded the effective support that they received from the SGB, educators and Score Metals that enabled them to achieve their excellent results. “Team work, collective effort and spirit yielded

positive results for the school,” said Molefe.Phadi Mopedi, SGB chairperson said, “We are over the moon with the results achieved. We praise the school and we are always supportive of the goals and objectives set by the school. We are also appealing to parents to support their children and not to leave everything to the teachers. ”


CONGRATULATIONS: Principal of Eketsang Secondary School Hlahane Molefe and SGB chairperson Phadi Mopedi showcase the certifi cate and trophy awarded to the school by the Gauteng Department of Education.

Lethukuthula Secondary School has done it again, once more achieving the best Matric results in the Ekurhuleni South District.The school obtained a 97% pass rate in 2014, which is a drop of 3% compared to their 100% Matric pass rate in the previous year when they achieved a 100% Matric pass rate. The school achieved 90 bachelor passes, 112 diploma passes and 13 higher certifi cates. Out of all the learners who wrote Matric examinations at the school, there were seven learners who were progressed and six failed. The cream of the crop was Rodney Ramanyathe, who obtained six distinctions and

will be studying geology at Wits University. Nompumelelo Ntshangase, chairperson of the School Governing Body, highlighted progression and the Curriculum Assessment Policy (CAPS) as challenges that led to the slight drop in the school’s pass rate.

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Residing in a three-roomed shack and being raised by a single, unemployed father could have stopped Michael Bila from excelling in Matric – but he passed with flying colours.He obtained position one nationally in physical science with 100%. He also obtained six distinctions - in Physical Science, Mathematics, Life Science, Life Orientation, Geography and Tsonga. Bila is going to study Actuarial Science at Wits University. “A combination of hard work, team work, sleepless nights and self-motivation led to my success in Matric. I had financial challenges as my father is unemployed but he tried his level best to make sure that l was equipped at school,” said Bila.He added that his background motivated him to work hard at school. His advice to upcoming Matrics is: “In order to change your background you should study hard. The harder you work, the luckier you become.”Eugene Bila, his father, said, “I am happy for my son and had confidence in him that he would pass. Parents should teach children things that will help them and not allow them to be dominated by their peers.”Bores Khuzwayo, principal at Ponego Secondary School, said, “Many learners have passed and we have surpassed the district target percentage with 6%. Michael Bila has made history for the second time at the school following Tumelo Sibanda who was also top nationally in 2007. We are going to use him to motivate and address other learners. We are striving to produce other Bilas at the school.”The school obtained a pass rate of 86%, a 5,21% drop compared to 2013 when they achieved 91,21%. There were 69 bachelor passes, 67 diploma passes and 33 higher certificates.

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Katlehong Technical High School did wonders in Matric last year, surpassing the district Matric target of 80% by obtaining 81, 3%.The technical school has increased its percentage since 2013 when it achieved a 76, 6% pass rate. It obtained 28 bachelor passes, 57 diploma passes and 24 higher certifi cates - with a total of 109 learners who passed and only 25 who failed.

Ntuthuko Khaba was the top learner at the school with an average of 72,71%. Acting principal Selebalo Maleko said in 2014 they started preparing for the examinations earlier, thereby identifying learners at risk and arranging meetings with their parents to discuss their progress. “I am very happy with the school performance. We will continue with extra cla sses, analyzing the tasks written per

question paper to highlight the challenges that the learners faced so that we can work on them,” said Maleko.


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STARTED PREPARING EARLY: Acting principal Selebalo Maleko and Bogopa Rantshane, Head of Technology and Natural Science, showcase the learners’ Matric symbols.

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A 22-year-old suspect was caught inside a house in Spruitview attempting to steal the owners’ property while they were away on holiday.The neighbours, however, spotted the suspect breaking into the empty house and called the police, who found the suspect inside the house when they arrived on the scene and observed how he had arranged a number of items for removal, namely electrical appliances, blankets and copper pipe. Captain Mega Ndobe, Communications officer of Katlehong Police Station, said

“The suspect is staying a street away from the house that he attempted to steal from. He was found in possession of a bundle of keys. Some of the keys were identified as belonging to other houses in the same street and the owner of the house was shocked as to how he got the keys.”He emphasized the role of neighbourhood watches, saying that they play a vital role in making sure that houses are kept safe while people are away on holiday. The suspect was arrested and charged with house breaking with the intention to steal.

ARRESTED: The arresting officer takes the suspect to the police van.

NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH: The neighbour who called the police holds the keys taken from the suspect.

Katlehong police officers arrested two suspects aged 22 and 23 at Moleleki Extension 1 in Katlehong for attempted murder and for being in possession of an unlicensed firearm and ammunition.According to Captain Mega Ndobe, Katlehong Police Station spokesperson, police were on duty conducting their usual stop-and-search operation during the night when they received a phone call about a shooting incident taking place at Moleleki Extension 1. The police rushed to the scene and, on their arrival, found a woman who wanted to lay a charge about two young men driving a Toyota Conquest. She gave a description of the vehicle to the police, complaining that a gunshot had been fired at her from the car as she was about to enter the premises. “It is alleged,” said Ndobe, “that before she entered her premises, a Toyota Conquest stopped next to her. Two occupants climbed

out of the vehicle; one took out a gun, and fired a shot in her direction. The woman managed to run inside the house without injuries,” said Ndobe.Police started their investigation with a search of the vehicles around the area. The Toyota Conquest was spotted a few metres away from the scene and the suspects inside the vehicle were searched, with the result that a 9mm pistol with three rounds of ammunition was found inside the car.The woman identified the car and two suspects were arrested for attempted murder and for unlawful possession of a firearm and ammunition. The firearm was seized and will be taken for ballistic tests for further investigation. The suspects are expected to appear in Palm Ridge Court soon.

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SCARY PLACE: Sergeant Nicholas Mbule and Katlehong CPF member Sizakele Ncala with the children from Dikole section who visited the police station eager to see the prisoners in their cells. They wanted to find out more about the place that they could end up in if they broke the law.

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balls which eased the path for his team-mates to secure victory. The final score-line was 4-3 in favour of Ruby FC. According to the owner of Ruby FC, Ouma Mofokeng, the team was excited to win the inaugural cup. “The tournament was difficult and all teams were well prepared; however, the best team won at the end of the day. We greatly appreciate that the tournament was held in our township. The tournament lived up to its mandate of urging drug users to refrain from drugs and start living positive lifestyles,” said Mofokeng. Tournament organizer Lungane Shongwe was excited that the sponsor of the event, SCIP Engineering Group, invested R 250 000 in the tournament. As if that were not enough, three lucky soccer fans who are studying engineering also stood a chance of winning a bursary from SCIP Engineering Group.

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VICTORIOUS: Ruby FC footballers were in a jubilant mood after winning the inaugural Kathorus Soccer Tournament.

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Foreign coaches dominate Afcon Cup

The 2015 Africa Cup of Nations taking place in Equatorial Guinea on Saturday is dominated by foreign coaches.This situation has raised concerns about the direction that the Confederation of African Football (CAF) is taking in developing football and local coaches on the continent. While the beautiful game’s pundits are continuing to preach about the African football renaissance or the development of footballers, most of the CAF affiliate associations snub domestic coaches and prefer to employ foreign coaches to lead their respective senior national teams. In the Equatorial Guinea Afcon 2015 there will be only three African born coaches leading national soccer teams. They include: the Democratic Republic of Congo team, which will be led by Florent Lebenge who was born in Kinshasa DRC; the Zambian national team, which is coached by Zambian born Honour Janza and the South African team, which is led by the industrious Ephraim “Shakes” Mashaba. The other 13 countries taking part in the Afcon 2015 tournament will be led by foreign coaches. So, it is ironic that CAF has the ambition to see an African team lift the World Cup trophy in the near future. That seems to be a far-fetched dream, as most of the continent’s football governing associations have little faith in their own home-grown coaches. Africa is optimistic that the three African born coaches will prove the other countries wrong by winning the AFCON. This would make history and remind CAF and its affiliates that African coaches are equally skilled, and competent enough to rub shoulders with the best coaches in the world.

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