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Enjoy our Free Copy Next edition: 29 November 2013 1.2 Billion 5521 Cases For Housing Of Sexual Abuse In North West P6 p8 08 November Year 3 Issue 20 Serial Rapist Importance Of Print Media In Rural Re-Arrested Communities p2 p2 HIGH-JACK ALERT: 15 CASES IN BRITS powered the driver, tied him up, loaded him in the back and took possession of the truck. They drove madly with the kidnapped driver towards Soshanguve where they abandoned the 4-ton Isuzu Prisma truck. This not being the only incident, criminals that took possession of the 8-ton vehicle hijacked just recently another truck on the way back to Brits. The prompt reaction of the truck driver allowed him to escape the cabin of the truck and alert the police and Prisma Transport. The criminals found themselves cornered and had to abandon the truck on the spot, fortunately allowing the escape and safe return of the driver, Jacob. We urge all transport companies to take extreme precaution in the months to come before Christmas, as they will be in danger as for now none of the perpetrators have been brought to justice and are extremely dangerous and well armed, prepared to do the extreme. For any transport needs contact Marinus Zwaan 082 799 5089 at Prisma Transport Ongoing hijacks have been a concern to the Brits transport companies and the situation has escalated to uncontrolled proportions. G angs of trained professionals in truck hijackings have targeted the businesses in Brits. The modus operandi is to stop a truck under false pretences such as breakdowns, asking for directions with any means to stop the truck on its route. We have seen a series of at least 15 heists in the last months. The loss to the business is not only in loads but also in stolen trucks, stripped and sold on the black market. The concern of the transport businesses is extreme, as each truck has to be fitted with special tracking equipment. The drivers in these matters are kidnapped and treated harshly and find themselves in real danger. In more than one instance they had been shot and killed, as the hijackers do not want to be tracked or recognized by the drivers. Recently a squad of hijackers, fleeing the police after heisting a large amount of cash in transit in Northam, entered Brits. At the time a truck of Prisma Transport driving out from Tambotie Street in Brits, was stopped by a black BMW with 6 heavily armed men with AK47 rifles and trunkloads of money. 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The Letlhabile police are urging members of the public to help them in the tracking of Mr. Jerry Thipe who is regularly seen at the following places: Rabokala, Centerville, Hebron and Kgabalatsane. J erry Thipe can be helpful with positive information regarding the murder case that was opened on 18thAugust 2010 where a 57 year-old man was shot and died instantly by four suspects at Ouskraal Ipopeng Section. Anyone with information of the whereabouts of this person is encouraged to come forward at Letlhabile Police Station or contact the Investigating Officer Captain Tlhapi on the following numbers: M r. Moya went missing on 24th April 2012. He left his home in Letlhabile to Marikana and was never to be seen again. He was wearing green and yellow cap, blue jacket, cream and black colored stripped t-shirt, brown pair of trousers and black boots. The victim is still missing to this date and the police would like to urge members of the community to help them on finding of the victim. Anyone who might know about the whereabouts of the victim can contact the Investigating Officer W/O Seema on the following numbers: 083 367 8546/012 251 0508. Jerry Thipe 082 843 2099. Your assistance is appreciated in advance. Let us work together to stop crime in our community. Woman’s murder horrendous and appalling North West Premier Thandi Modise has condemned in the strongest terms possible the incident in which a 38 year-old man allegedly killed his wife and set her house on fire over the weekend describing it as horrendous and appalling. T he man who handed himself to police after the incident appeared in the Stilfontein Magistrates court on 4 November.. In conveying condolences to the family of the woman and wishing the couple’s 12 year-old daughter who suffered minor injuries from the fire a speedy recovery, Premier Modise urged Right: Mr. Moya men who are insecure in their relationships to seek urgent counselling and professional help instead of resorting to violence which results in dire consequences for all parties involved including innocent children. “Prevention of violence against women should be supported by real men who understand it to be key to achieving gender equality as well as women’s access to human rights in general and sexual and reproductive rights in particular,” stressed Premier Modise. Spokesperson for the North West Police, Captain Pelonomi Makau confirmed that investigation into the case of murder, attempted murder and arson are continuing. LOST AND FOUND Brits Police are appealing to the members of the public to come forward and collect their items that are kept in the storeroom. and identify any property (printers) if he/she is having legal ownership papers to proof that the items belongs to him/ her. T For more information contact Captain Sibeko on 0833467845 his emanates from the lost and found case opened on the 8th October where the Tactical Respond Team members found about eight printers at the nearby bushes in Elandsrand while they were patrolling around the Elandsrand and surrounding area. There has not been anyone from the community who has come to report a crime case pertaining to the stolen printers. However, police would like to appeal to the members of the community to come Intertoy Toyota OUKASIE POLICING FORUM REQUESTING SPONSORSHIP OR DONATIONS Cnr de Boer and Florence, Brits, 0250 Tel: 012 252 3231 Intertoy Toyota presents our new building. The new development that is the talk of the town exceeds expectations beyond imagination. With our new workshop, parts department and a warm welcoming from our staff we invite you to come and enjoy our deli and cup of coffee while waiting for your vehicle or just want to come and explore. Hope to see you soon. We are calling upon the public and businesses to assist with sponsorship/donations for the Awareness Campaigh 16 days of violence against woman and children. With this event we are trying to educate our community about the violence and abuse and to try and bring the police and community together to fight crime. As our motto says: Together we can build a better community. We are expecting 300/400 people to attend the event. What will be needed for the event is the following: VENUE SOUND SYSTEM CATERING/REFRESHMENTS ENTERTAINMENT: DRAMA/DANCE/MUSIC CAMERA/VIDEO CAMERA We hope that our request will be taken into consideration. We thank you in advance. Please contact the CPF Chaiperson: M Khunou 073 257 7338 or the Project Manager: Jafta Mpye 072 355 3914 for sponsorship or donations or any other queries. 3 08 November 2013 Young female Nguni breeder returns 12 cows back to project A 32-year old Reokeditswe Tlhapane who became a beneficiary of the NW/IDC Nguni Cattle Development project in 2008, had on Friday 1st November, amongst a group of four beneficiaries returned the loaned indigenous Nguni cows back to the project. T lhapane who has 400 hectares of land in Modikwe, Brits, received 23 Nguni heifers and a bull in May 2008, and has managed to increase the number of this breed to 72. She will as part of the 5-year contract obligation, return back to the project 11 heifers and a bull, and remain with 60. Tlhapane says as a young female farmer, she is grateful for the support and advices provided by the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development and its partners, as that enabled her to efficiently manage her only agricultural project, thus growing by leaps and bounds. As the sole owner of the farm, Tlhapane has employed two workers who look after the cows. The MEC for Department of Agri- culture and Rural Development, Ms Desbo Mohono, says the commitment shown by Tlhapane and other beneficiaries of this project is encouraging, as all of them are successful. “Our observation is that while the Province has been struck by drought which affected the majority of our livestock, this breed has despite this condition, thrived. The cows we are taking back to the project for distribution to other new beneficiaries remain in good condition, since this indigenous breed is known for its ability to withstand harsh conditions and livestock diseases”, emphasised MEC Mohono. The NW/IDC Nguni Cattle Development project started in 2006 as a tripartite partnership between the North West Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, the Industrial Development Corporation and the North West University (Mafikeng Campus) in an attempt to re-introduce the Nguni breed back into the Province. The project is again aimed at empowering developing farmers with livestock farming skills and developing their entrepreneurship abilities. Reokeditswe Tlhapane with her Nguni cows. She is a great example of excellent skills and hard working effeorts to be a successful cow farmer cows to subsistence farmers in the Other beneficiaries who are set to reProvince, out of which, 144 have been turn the 12 loaned cows this week are returned back to the project for further Peabro Farming Cc in Stella, Learadistribution to new beneficiaries. mele Nguni Cattle Farming Trust in Leeudoringstad and Nguni Five from Ottoshoop, who have also managed to increase their respective livestock numbers to more than 80. To date the project has distributed 1272 Nguni 4 08 November 2013 Schools must deal ruthlessly with incidents of racism ONLY 1.4% GRADE 9’S GOT MORE THAN 50% IN MATHS IN NORTH WEST FOR 2012 Whilst its systems go for the end year final exams for the Class of 2013, it is every young person’s dream to achieve a matric pass that will let them study towards a degree at the university of their choice. T he year 2012 national matric results increased with 3.7% from 70.2 to 73.9%, but mathematics, as a subject remains a challenge. There is a decreasing number of learners taking core maths and have switched to maths literacy. “What is clearly required is a different way of calculating matric pass rate. A school and indeed a province should not be rewarded for getting a 90% pass rate in maths literacy when that is achieved by entering less than 20% of its pupils to maths,” wrote Martin Prew on Mail and Guardian online, 5 July 2013. The truth is learners taking maths literacy as a subject rather than core maths won’t be able to study accounting, commerce, engineering and medicine amongst others, beyond matric. Jurg Basson, mathematics specialist from JB Consultants said the introduction of the new national mathematics curriculum for primary and high school learners in 2013 and 2014 underlines new approaches and updated topics that can pose a range of challenges for teachers. Speaking at the R249 950 2010 Toyota Hilux 2.7VVTI D/C 4x2 Immaculate Condition, FSH, Canopy A Must See R279 950 2011 Mini Cooper Countryman Immaculate Condition, FSH, Low Km`s UJ’s Educators Conference, Basson said he believed that many teachers, in an attempt to boost learners’ pass rate, are encouraging learners to take mathematic literacy instead of mathematics. “Learners are not provided with the advice, information and guidance required in order for them to make conscious and holistic choices of possible areas and subjects of study and concrete pathways to these as mathematic literacy does not afford the learners access to higher education”. North West Province only had 1.4% of grade 9 learners achieving more than 50% in mathematics for 2012, whilst in grade 6 only 7.1% got more than 50% in mathematics in the same province. This is according to the Annual National Assessment (ANA) 2012 that was released by the Department of Basic Education. “If pupils were confident in maths they would not willingly take the easier option of maths literacy. The problem starts in primary school where the foundational mathematics algorithms are learnt, or not. Another cause of the failure of schools and pupils to choose maths instead of maths literacy is related to career advice. If townships and rural schools had proper career services in place, pupils would understand the implications of choosing maths literacy in preference to maths,” wrote Prew. North West Premier Thandi Modise has called on schools to take firm action against perpetrators of racism in their schools in order to send a strong message that racism of any form would not be tolerated in this country. “ Incidents of racism such as the one reported undermine our efforts at nation-building and social cohesion that seek to unite all communities across racial, ethnic and gendered lines.” said Premier Modise. In reacting reacting to newspaper reports on claims of racism at a North West school, Premier Modise called for human rights education, values and anti-racism to be intensified as part of the curriculum and for the department of education to ensure that racism is tackled head-on in an integrated manner. It was earlier reported that that 14-year old twin brothers Kago and Kagiso Mangope, who are doing Grade 8 at Potchefstroom Gimnasium school were constantly being referred to as “kaffirs.”The twins’ bother, Lebo Mangope was quoted as saying that the racial slurs were hurled in front of a teacher but the teacher acted as if nothing happened. The school has untaken to investigate the matter. Premier Modise R399 950 R149 950 2012 Toyota Hilux 3.0 D-4DA/T 2007 VW EOS 2.0FSI Heritage Edition, Low Km`s Balance Of Service Plan Immaculate Condition, FSH, Balance Of Service Plan R189 950 R179 950 2011 Opel Astra 1.4T Immaculate Condition, FSH, Low Km`s Star Motors 2012 POLO 1.4 COMFORTLINE Immaculate Condition, FSH, 30000Km Balance Of Service Plan 5 says her administration would request a report from the school and take action if necessary. “Schools play a pivotal role in society. Students coming from these institutions go on to occupy influential positions in business, politics, government and other sectors. It is therefore important that pupils are taught properly so that they become responsible citizens who will contribute towards building a free, fair and just society that we in South Africa aspire. There will be no place for racists in South Africa, never again, said Premier Modise. R109 950 2011 Fiat Punto 1.4 Emotion IMMAC CONDITION, FSH, A MUST SEE, A MUST SEE 4 TO CHOOSE FROM R189 950 2012 VW Polo Bluention Immaculate Condition, FSH, Only 40 000km 33 Van Velden Street, Brits, North West Tel: 012 252 7560 / 012 252 3817 083 786 3925 / 082 220 0021 08 November 2013 PUT AN END TO CHILD AND WOMEN ABUSE IN BRITS 60 000 women and children in South Africa are victims to abuse every month; this is according to the World Health Organisation (WHO). The sad reality is you might know someone who is in an abusive relationship or you are a victim yourself. The North West MEC for Human Settlements Public Safety Liaison Nono Maloyi said that his department set aside R1.2 billion for housing development in the current financial year according to reports. W omen and children have proved to be vulnerable to abuse and violence in society. A total number of 5521 cases of sexual crimes have been reported in Brits for this year and Jericho have only 11 cases reported. The number of unreported cases may also be staggering. Many women and children are abused and raped in their own homes by a relative or family, others at schools often by teachers, making it difficult for them to speak out because they are either ashamed or scared. The brutal murders of women and children are equally worrisome. According to a study conducted by the Medical Research Council of South Africa, SA is the global leader when it comes to female murders. The South African rate of female homicides is five times higher than that of the global rate. Women and child murders are becoming a trend in the Brits area. Not long ago Nthabiseng Sekgothe from Sephai Village was hacked to death by boyfriend Jonty Mfolo who later committed suicide. Freddy Abel Sono, also hacked a 31-year-old woman to death with an axe in Oustad Section, Modik- R1.2 BILLION FOR HOUSING IN NORTH WEST M help and resources that will help them out of abusive relationships. Men and young boys need to be taught about abuse and that women and children need to be loved and protected, not violated. The time is now for women to stand together, support one another and to demand justice against women abuse, before we lose more lives. we, he is on the run from the police. Baby Anthony Jansen (5) died of brain haemorrhaging after suffering abuse from his mother Cindy-Lee Jansen and Marko Barnard. They both are facing charges of murder after Baby Anthony died last year November. Local communities are in a serious need of awareness on women and child abuse. Abuse in rural areas is often turned a blind eye on. Negative attitudes towards abuse should be changed. “Prevention of violence against women should be supported by real men who understand it to be key to achieving gender equality as well as women’s access to human rights in general and sexual and reproductive rights in particular said North West Premier Thandi Modise. If a woman is raped, the first thing she is asked is “what were you wearing?” or “what did you do”. Abuse comes in different forms, if you have someone screaming at the top of their lungs as they slam things, punch holes into the walls, kicks objects and this happens more than once, it is abuse period. Women need to be encouraged to seek aloyi said that North West has a disturbing housing backlog estimated to more than 300 000 units and 14 000 houses will be built in the 2013/2014 financial year. “Our budget for this financial year is R1.2 billion but this money is not enough. You will recall that in the previous financial year we had spent our entire budget which was an indication that we don’t have enough money,” said Maloyi. The incomplete RDP houses in Block I in Letlhabile serve as an example. The houses are half-built and allegations of people occupying those houses illegally are no secret. Madibeng Times reported on the story on 12th July. It is a relief that the Provincial Department of Human Settlements has prioritised housing in the province and that rightful owners will be given the title deeds and keys to their homes, once they are completed. GWM BRITS GET THE STEED 5 2.2 PETROL TO YOUR ADVANTAGE WITH LOW INSTALMENTS STEED 5 BUY THIS GWM C20R1.5VVT 2.2 DOUBLE CAB R1999 from per month AND WE OFFER YOU THE PERFECT DEAL SUPER OFFER 2.2 SINGLE CAB FROM R2360p.m and get this too!! 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Factors for road accidents include dangerous, reckless or inconsiderate driving, dangerous overtaking, high speeds, abuse of alcohol by drivers and pedestrians, fatigue especially among drivers of public transportation, roadworthiness of vehicles particularly tyre failure and defective brakes and pedestrian negligence (jay walking, walking on freeways, not being visible at night and drunken walking). Not wearing of seatbelts has proven to be the major contributor to fatal accidents. In Brits alone, cases of driving under the influence increased from 139 in 2012 to an alarming 186 in 2013. These cases increased by 47. E B The South African Social Security (SASSA)’s new cash-less system will give the grant beneficiaries an opportunity to buy groceries and pay bills at retailers. I t’s very simple; all you have to do is swipe. The new SASSA MasterCards will better the lives of the poor and bring an end to corruption and fraud. This comes after SASSA called all beneficiaries to re-register on the system and have their biometric details like fingerprints, voice and other personal information, distinctive to them, captured. The agency’s campaign for beneficiaries to re-register for grants wiped out more than 150 000 bogus recipients and saving R150 million a year. It registered under 22 million beneficiaries. Here one cardholder can receive multiple grants for beneficiaries in the same family, the payments are put on one card, putting an end to duplication and ensuring that only those who qualify receive grants. The MasterCards can be used at any store that accept the mastercard. Each beneficiary has a bank account opened for them, which is offered free of monthly charges. Grant beneficiaries will now be able to use the SASSA’s new cash-less system at retailers. ances, and withdraw cash at till points without incurring transaction charges at selected South African retailers. Recipients can also withdraw cash at any ATM, which does however attract transaction charges. However, SASSA has reported that it does not have any relationship with companies who are issuing loans to grant beneficiaries. The agency has said that it is aware that beneficiaries are using their cards as a guarantee to get loans. Money is then taken Recipients can deposit funds into their bank account via electronic funds transfer or third party bank transfer, as well as use their cards to make purchases, check their account bal- Easy FTK MOTORS No 2 C/o of Crocodile and Hendrik Verwoerd Telefax: 012 250 1488 Brits Email: [email protected] Build Building Material, Plumbing, Electrical, Paint, Tools, Glass, etc... De Wildt 2007 VW POLO GTI R105 900.00 Fast Delivery! 2006 HYUNDAI Manual R139 900.00 2007 VW GOLF R105 900.00 De Wildt Shopping Complex Corner of Rosslyn-Brits Road (R566) and Ga Rankuwa-Skietfontein Road (M21) P.O. 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In terms of the plan, close to 1200 more people with disabilities are targeted for employment by the provincial administration within the next 10 months. S ome people are born with disabilities while for some it is as a result of accidents. Most people living with disabilities often suffer unfair discrimination, verbal, physical and sexual abuse at the hands of their families, friends and community due to widespread ignorance, myths and stereotypes. In rural communities there are not enough to accommodate the disabled children. Obed More School for the Disabled is one school in Jericho that caters for the needs of kids with special needs, while in other areas, there are limited resources that offer support to the disabled and their families. Technological advancement has made it possible for other disabled people to enter the workforce and pursue their aspirations to pursue careers of their choice, but lack of access to information and empowerment has become an obstacle to some in achieving their goals. Disabled people’s needs are not taken into account in the public transport industry in some areas. “After being involved in a car accident, I cannot use both my legs. I rely on crutches and sometimes a wheelchair to move around. It becomes a problem P remier Thandi Modise who had recently urged provincial government departments to endeavour to employ more people with disabilities, whites, coloured and Indians within the provincial administration says that the plan is product of intense debates during the consultative process involving departments and the Provincial Disability Forum. when I have to go to town to get my pension or run some errands. The steps on the entrances of buses and taxis are too high for me. It takes me 15 minutes or less to climb in a taxi or bus if there’s no one to help me. You would find some people being rude because I am wasting their times,” said a disabled man on condition of anonymity. Oskraal community service delivery The only way communities can overcome their fears, myths and negative attitudes towards the disabled are through education and awareness programmes. “Like the HIV positive community, the disability community needs powerful leadership, loudly saying that all are entitled to participate, to be full citizens, to be outraged, to have needs, to feel whole and legitimate. In the coming decades this will mean taking up the issue with the government,’’ wrote Dr. Brian Watermeyer, Clinical Psychologist on daily maverick, 19 September 2013. Oskraal residents engaged on a meeting on 31st October 2013 where service delivery issues were discussed with ward councilor Sipho Masina. C ounsilor Masina explained to the community that the budget that was allocated for them for the financial year 2013/2014 was depleted and they must wait for the next budget presentation in April 2014. Residents demanded answers to know where the money allocated to them went. They blamed T he ceremony was held at the Roman multi-purpose centre. The schools that benefited from the event are Madidi primary, Mmamonwana primary, Mpyatilo primary, Seamoge secondary, Nkoana Poo secondary, Mamogwai high and Mafanele high school. The project manager Sello Seemela said that they host this prestigious event annually to motivate students to reach for their full potential. The prizes ranged from t-shirts, medals, trophies and bursaries. One of the students Letlhogonolo Lesolang who is a student at Nkoana Poo secondary couldn’t hold back his excitement and said he will work harder and ensure that he holds the no.1 position next year. The event was made possible by sponsors Tshwane South College, Mediclinic Legae, Avuxeni Computer Academy, Batswana Gare transport and local businesses BK bricks and sand, Poo Brothers the councilor for not being transparent about the budget and when the electricity will be installed. “The area has been with no electricity for more than 7 years, our councilor Mr. Masina has promised us heaven on earth. This time we are sick an tired of his empty promises, we demand answers.” said angry resident Mrs. Maria Sikgathu. Another meeting is scheduled to take place on 7th November 2013 at 1700 where the ward councilor is expected to submit solutions to the service delivery issues the community of Oskraal is facing. Modise to report back to Rankotea community on mining royalties The Academic Award ceremony held at Madidi for rural under-privileged schools On Saturday 26th October Giants Agitation Youth Development joined forces with Speak community newspaper in hosting the 3rd annual Academic Award ceremony for schools in and around Madidi village. Modise had said that building an inclusive society, requires that departments should go beyond placing people with disabilities as interns to employing them and advancing their upward mobility within the public service. Approval of the plan will bring changes to employment practices including the inclusion of disability interests in short-listing and interview panels. In addition to mainstream recruitment process, Exco has directed departments to work with the Office of the Status of People with Disabilities(OSPD) to identify posts for exclusive recruitment of Persons with Disabilities. The OSPD and relevant structures in government have also been mandated to coordinate initiatives aimed at preparing and placing jobseekers Persons with Disabilities. North West Premier Thandi Modise is expected to report back on the findings of a Commission on Inquiry set up to investigate the management of the royalties and or income derived from mining companies and alleged activities of corruption and maladministration of the funds of the Rankotea community. funeral parlour, Moagi General dealer, OBK Sound and Videos Productions and Black beauty designs. Joey Ramorei gave motivation to the pupils and stressed the need for education in the modern society. He went on and said that development should start at a tender age as a lot of focus is placed on matriculants only and often the young ones are overlooked; he praised the initiative for considering the young pupils as well. The spotlight was taken by a Katlego Esia, a student from Mmamogwai Secondary school who won the best matriculant trophy, he could not hold back his tears as his school mates hugged him and praised him. All he could say is thank you. T he premier received the commission’s final report on Monday from Judge Herbert Hendler. On Tuesday, she said she would expedite the announcement of the report’s findings and implementation of the recommendations. “In receiving the report Premier Modise undertook to study the report and action its recommendations. The premier emphasised the significance of presenting the report to the Rankotea community as a matter of urgency and that the report to be presented to the Rankotea community should be translated into Setswana so as to accommodate all residents of Rankotea,” the premier’s spokesperson Lesiba Moses Kgwele said. Emotions were very high. Events of this nature are mostly popular in urban schools. According to the organizer this event is also aimed at bridging the gap between rural society and urban society, to create a confident and competitive generation of young people in rural areas. Overall the ceremony was a huge success and shall be remembered by all involved. The organizers promised a bigger and more successful ceremony next year with more schools thus more competition. He said family members of the joint co-owners, the family representatives and the residents of Rankotea who had participated in public hearings conducted by the Commission of inquiry to 8 complete outstanding work after it was appointed by Premier Modise to resume its work. The commission was initially appointed in 2008 by then Premier Edna Molewa in terms of the North West Commissions Act and it completed its work four months ago, despite two adjournments. Among its terms of reference, the commission had also investigated: - the functionality of the Executive Committee if any and other committees or subcommittees entrusted with the general management of the affairs of the community. - to collect and examine information relating to the administration and management of the financial affairs of the community. - the cause of continuous battles between all committees that were ever elected or appointed and recommend scenarios to be considered to ensure non-recurrence of such problems. Kgwele said on completing its investigations, the commission had to make recommendations to Modise on any proposed actions and/or steps to be taken to prevent the mismanagement of the funds of the community, including the appropriate financial and management structures that must be put in place for future management of the funds and general administration thereof. 08 November 2013 SERIAL RAPIST RE-ARRESTED The assistance of the community of Brits saw the successful rearrest of serial rapist Boas Jacob Kgatlhane (33), who has been on the run from the police for the past six weeks. T he serial rapist has been hiding in the nearby bushes at Zone 6 in Letlhabile. He was arrested on Friday, 1st of November just before midnight. Kgatlhane is facing 13 counts of rape and a charge of escaping from lawful custody. The rape charges include: two rape cases in Lethabong; Hartebeesfontein, seven in Letlhabile, three in Thabazimbi and one in Mecklenburg. For four years he has been targeting teenage girls aged between 14 and 17. He appeared at the Brits Magistrates Court on Monday, 4th of November. IMPORTANCE OF PRINT MEDIA IN RURAL COMMUNITIES North West Provincial Spokesperson, Brigadier Thulane Ngubane said that Kgatlhane escaped on September 17 while being escorted from the Brits court after a short appearance, where he was denied bail. He kicked open the door of the police vehicle transporting him and escaped when it stopped at a traffic light. Everyone wants access to information, but not everyone has access to it.. T he outreach of media in rural communities is limited. The majority of the rural communities rely on radio as a main source of information, but it is a luxury to some households that are poverty-stricken, thus being deprived of important information on health, agriculture etc. Print media remains the best source of local information, fulfilling its role of community development. the growing need to access localised and relevant information. The Association of Independent Publishers have a membership of 230 nationally and according to the Audit Bureau of Circulations figures there is a growth in the circulation of free local newspapers. Local communities also have a role to play in order for them to be represented by local print media. In order to have an independent voice through local newspapers, they need to participate and give feedback on the contents. It responds to local communities’ information needs and is relevant to their everyday lives. The South African local newspaper market is growing, indicating A 47 y/o man dies underground Brits Police are investigating an inquest case that took place on 1st November at around 11H00. T his incident occurred at Hernic Mine (Marula Shaft) where it was alleged that a 47 year-old man (employee) was hit by the falling rock while on duty and died instantly. An ambulance was called together with the police at the scene of crime. Unfortunately, the deceased was declared dead by EMS personnel upon arrival. The deceased was taken to Brits Government Mortuary. The police opened a case of inquest for further investigation concerning the cause of the death. Investigations continue. Successful arrests The Brits police successfully arrested 37 suspects during the Brits Cluster Suspect Raiding operation that took place on 1st November. T he arrested suspects are aged between 22 and 47. These successes are due to the help from four stations under Brits cluster namely Brits, Jericho, Assen and Letlhabile. The cases that were opened against the arrested suspects include common assault, theft, assault with GBH, fraud, and malicious damage to property. The suspects will appear soon in court and investigations continues. Police are appealing to the members of the community to report any crime activity at any police stations. 9 08 November 2013 Sekotlong family needs your help The Sekotlong family in Lethabong Section, Maboloka is requesting assistance from the Madibeng residents. n the 27th of October at about O 22:30, the only place that the Sekotlong family called home caught fire. All the family’s possessions went to ashes. Fortunately there was no one in the house, thus no injuries were incurred. The community has come in their numbers to show support, by putting together funds and items that will help with the re-building of the shack, as the two Sekotlong siblings are orphans. Lethlabile Pick and Pay donated six sheets of galvanized iron, zincs, poles and food parcels. The community leaders and councilor haven’t come to pledge their support to the family. Contact 073 129 3610 Illegal dumping a challenge Illegal dumping in Oukasie is becoming a huge challenge. Even if there are no proper dumping facilities in place, the community continues to dump rubbish anywhere, knowing fully that it is wrong. T he youth from Masenkeng Section have made it a priority to volunteer to clean up streets especially at the entrances of Oukasie. The group is hoping to get more support from the community and be recognized by the Madibeng Local Municipality. Thebogo Phoka, a block committee and cleaning campaign member said they usually get negative responses from the community on a regular basis. “There are NO DUMPING signboards at the entrance of Oukasie, yet you will find respectable members of the communities, dumping their rubbish there. We urge the community to respect the environment and our efforts in trying to make it a safe and healthy environment for our kids and the rest of the community.” said Phoka. A resident from Masenkeng was spotted proudly dumping garbage next to the NO DUMPING signboard. A member of the community proudly dumping garbage Leaving the illegal dumping site The cleaning campaign members put all the rubbish in refuse bags. They are appealing to the community to stop dumping rubbish illegally www.bsisteel.com EXPRESS THINKING STEEL! 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You are kindly requested to submit your inputs and comments of the Annual Report on or before 21 November 2013. You are further invited to attend the meeting of the Municipal Public Account Committee (Oversight) scheduled from 11 – 21 November 2013 to consider your above mentioned inputs and finalize the Oversight Report to Council. For further information please contact: Mr. Andrew Modise (012) 318 9396 E-mail: [email protected] Fax: 012 318 9556 Ms Lebogang Tsogang (012) 318 9496 E-mail: [email protected] Fax: 086 560 2607 Your written submission may be submitted in the suggestion boxed at all satellite offices alternatively they may be sent to: The Chief Operations Office Madibeng Local Municipality P.O. Box 106 Brits, 0250 Or Physical address: Office No 504/517/604 Madibeng municipal building 52 Van Velden Street Brits NOTICE MADIBENG LOCAL MUNICIPALITY MPAC PUBLIC PARTICIPATION CLUSTER MEETINGS: 2012/2013 ANNUAL REPORT PLEASE, take notice that Madibeng Local Municipality will conduct the process of public participation to solicit the inputs and comments from key stakeholders in the community on the municipal annual report for the financial year 2012/2013. The Chairperson of the Municipal Public Accounts Committee, Clr. KS Ntshabele, hereby invite all stakeholders and interested members of the community of Madibeng to attend these meetings which are scheduled as follows: DATE CLUSTERS VENUE TIME 11 November 2013 Cluster 5 (wards 17, 18, 19 & 20) Mmakau Community Hall 17h00 12 November 2013 Cluster 9 (wards 29, 30 & 33) Cosmos Community Hall 17h30 14 November 2013 Clusters 7 & 8 (wards 7, 25, 26, 27, 28, 31 & 32) Modderspruit Community Hall 17h00 16 November 2013 Clusters 1 & 2 (wards 1, 2, 4 ,5, 6 & 34) Jericho Tribal Hall 11h00 18 November 2013 Cluster 3 (wards, 9, 11, 12 & 35 ) Letlhabile Community Hall 17h00 20 November 2013 Clusters 4 & 10 (wards 3, 8,10,15,16, 24 & 36) Hebron Tribal CommunityHall 17h00 21 November 2013 Cluster 6 (wards 13, 14, 21, 22 & 23) Oukasie CommunityHall 17h00 12 08 November 2013 REGISTER TO VOTE ON 9 & 10 NOVEMBER The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) has set a target of getting two million new registrations by the time the voters’ roll closes before next year’s general elections. “ Through its registration drive, the IEC hopes to increase registrations to 80% of the voting age population in line with levels of previous elections which would require an additional two million voters to register,” IEC chairperson Advocate Pansy Tlakula told SAnews, on Wednesday, after briefing reporters about the IEC readiness ahead of this weekend’s voter registration drive. Her message to volatile areas such as Malamulele in Limpopo, where residents are demanding their own municipality, is that all South Africans irrespective of where they are, should allow the voter registration to go smoothly as planned. “We’ve no doubt that this coming weekend, voter registration will go smoothly. That all our registration stations will open and we’ve put measures in place to ensure that registration proceeds smoothly, even in Malamulele,” she said. To those writing their final examinations, Tlakula said: “Our voter registration process is very quick and I’m sure that even those young people who are preparing for their exams can take a few minutes to visit our registration stations in their respective areas in order to register for next year’s general elections”. With regard to this weekend voter registration readiness, Tlakula said everything is in place for eligible voters who will visit the IEC’s 22 263 registration stations between 8am and 5pm on Saturday and Sunday. She said a total of 45 795 election officials will be standing by to register new voters and to verify the registration details of existing voters. The voting districts represent a 7% increase over the 20 859 districts in place for the 2011 local government election. The growth reflects an ex- Support for proposal to clear bad credit info pansion of voting districts in predominantly rural areas with increases of 15% in the Free State, 10% in Limpopo and 9% each in the North West and KwaZulu-Natal to reduce the distance required for voters to travel to voting stations. She said all registration materials have been delivered to eight metropolitan councils and 226 local municipal councils and will be delivered over the next two days to the registration stations in readiness for opening on Saturday morning. “Just fewer than 30 000 Zip-Zip machines have undergone testing and battery checks to ensure they are ready for the weekend. The machines would be in an optimal functional condition as a result of these testing procedures they have undergone,” she said. The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has received 98 written comments, most of which support the Removal of Adverse Credit Information, Trade and Industry Minister Dr Rob Davies said on Tuesday 5th November. H e was briefing reporters ahead of his meeting with the National Council of Provinces (NCOP) on Wednesday 6th November; Davies said the department had received 98 comments on the adverse credit information proposal. The department had published in the Government Gazette a notice requesting public comments on the proposal. The due date for comments was at the end October. Through this, consumers who had been blacklisted by the credit bureaus - but had since settled their debt would have their names removed from the credit bureau listings. “What we are saying is that this exercise would remove that information, and would provide - particularly through the amendments that would come through the Credit Act - for an on-going removal once you pay up,” said Davies. Of the 98 comments, 66 supported the proposal, 15 had concerns and didn’t support it, while 17 raised questions of clarity. The DTI had also thus far conducted public consultative sessions in six provinces, with the remaining sessions to be held in the outstanding provinces within the next two weeks. To register, eligible voters need to be in possession of a green bar-coded ID book, or a Temporary ID Certificate (TIC) or the new smart card ID. The Commission is grateful to the Department of Home Affairs that has agreed to open its branches on Saturday and Sunday to coincide with the registration station hours (8am to 5pm) for the collection of ID books, smartcard IDs or Temporary Identity Certificates (TICs). Registration stations are located at a wide variety of premises which are leased by the Electoral Commission for registration weekends and voting days. These include schools (65%), community and civic halls (10%), places of worship (7%) and other community venues. Approximately 7% will use temporary facilities including tents and other temporary structures. There will also be 30 mobile registration stations that will be used in rural areas. Currently the Free State has the higher percentage of voter registration at 80% followed by the Eastern Cape (79.6%), Northern Cape (77.6%), Limpopo (77.0%), KwaZulu-Natal (75.0%) and North West (73.5%). The provinces with the lowest registration percentages are Mpumalanga (70.3%), Western Cape (70.3%) and Gauteng (69.2%) “We are working to ensure that there is a greater onus to conduct a real affordability assessment and at the same time, we will engage in much more credit information campaigns to discourage people from being over indebted,” said Davies. It had been observed that real affordability assessments were not being conducted properly by credit providers when granting credit. “What we’ve actually found is that instead of active affordability assessments being conducted by credit providers, we find that all that really is relied on is whether or not somebody’s name is on a credit bureau, and Drug Abuse In Brits As drug abuse escalates in Brits, cases of theft out of motor vehicles are also on the increase. T here have been 428 reported cases of theft out of motor vehicles in 2013, where drug abuse serves as the major contributor. Drivers and passengers should be alert when locking their vehicles and Unfortunately not all properties allow for cars to be parked inside, leading to many cars parked out on the street. When parking vehicles, car owners and passengers should follow the safety tips below: As drug abuse escalates in Brits, cases of theft out of motor vehicles are also on the increase. • If it is a hot day and you are driving with your windows open, don’t leave your handbag or laptop on your passenger seat. Anyone can reach in and grab it if you are parked for a while. G overnment has urged South Africans to exercise caution on the roads as the festive season approaches. “In an effort to clamp down on road carnage, government is relying on motorists to change their behavior on the road to help realise the undertaking by government to reduce the number of road deaths by half in 2020,” said the Government Communication and Information System (GCIS) in a statement. It urged motorists not to drink and drive, to fasten their seatbelts and keep a safe following distance. • Again, if your windows are open and you are stopped at a red light don’t get distracted by someone at your window when there could be another person at your passenger window. Always be alert. • Don’t leave belongings in the boot of your car. In many cases there are cars that are broken into through the boot and your belongings will surely be taken. • If you have a CD player in your car, remove the front loader. CD units are the most commonly stolen car ap- These are just options that may assist you to avoid theft out of your motor vehicle and give you peace of mind. He said the obtainability of garnishee orders needed to be tightened, while credit providers must assess whether a person can afford credit or not. “That assessment needs to be more robust than it has been up to now. We need to change behaviour if we do this removal of adverse credit information exercise. “We will complement this with more robust requirements, in terms of affordability assessment; we also need to educate people about credit. What we have at the moment is an easy way of making credit available to people who can’t afford it.” The removal of adverse credit information had previously been referred to as credit information amnesty. “Credit amnesty doesn’t mean that the debt is cancelled. That was one of the possible ambiguities that it would imply if you owe somebody some money, that debt is cancelled. That isn’t the case [here]; it’s the removal of the information off the credit bureau. That is what will be removed,” stressed Davies. Motorists urged to be cautious ahead of festive season pliance so fall victim to this crime, remove your front loader, remove the temptation for someone walking past your car. • Don’t leave valuables in your car, even if you are only parking on the street for a couple minutes. If a criminal sees a handbag or cash in your car you are asking for trouble. your name can be on a credit bureau for years - even if you’ve paid off the entire debt. The removal of adverse credit information will benefit close to two million consumers. Davies said this was seen as one way of solving the consumers’ problems, as being blacklisted often dampened job prospects, among other things. “Secondly, it will be linked to stronger measures to try to get much more responsible behaviour by credit providers through conducting actual affordability assessments of a more rigorous kind. That is what we are trying to do,” he added. The minister also pointed out that when the National Credit Regulator visited the Marikana community, following the tragic events of August 2012, it was found that of the 13 credit providers operating in that community, 11 were not complaint with one or other aspect of the Credit Act. Davies said it was easy to get garnishee orders (an automatic deduction from somebody’s salary before they get the salary), which some times take a sizeable chunk of a person’s wages. Government thanked South Africans for their support of road safety during Transport Month in October. In the last 19 years, the country’s urban 13 landscape has changed, with transport infrastructure at the centre of this makeover. Cities are now characterised by better roads, rapid bus services and dedicated transit lanes, to name but a few. Freeways have been upgraded with extra lanes and new interchanges have been built to alleviate traffic congestion. These changes are a result of an intensive effort by government to develop and improve the infrastructure of the country’s transport system. The transport investments have been transforming the way in which South Africans live and interact with each other. The Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system in Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban, Pretoria, Rustenburg and Port Elizabeth is an example of how service delivery has improved. 08 November 2013 Brits sport and wellness day The Department of Health in conjunction with Capitec Bank hosted the first ever Brits sport and wellness day on Saturday 2nd of November, at the Brits Sports Grounds. T he aim of the event was to promote wellness through sports. The sports day consisted of sport teams representing eight companies namely CBI Electric, ISE Automotives, Arox, ZIG Training cc, Bridgestone Firestone, Pasdec, Inergy and Kromberg and the crowd consisted mainly of members from the mentioned companies. CBI Electric won the final matches in Inergy soccer team was beaten by CBI Electric in the final game. these companies and the department of “best supporters of the day”. Event health. We are looking forward to next organizer Monde Mafunda says he was year as we will host the event annually,” pleased with the turnout. “We have managed to establish a relationship with said Mafunda. Making an excuse not to get intimate en Op S w T No BRI in CBI Electric soccer team. The company won the final games for netball and soccer. AWAIS STAR HAIR SALON LADIES & GENTS OPEN TILL LATE MONDAY - SUNDAY CHEAP, CLEAN, FAST TOM STREET (Opp. HOME AFFAIRS) netball and soccer after playing with Kromberg and Inergy respectively. Mr. Ishmael Moloi, sub-district manager from the Department of Health graced the event with his presence. Kromberg walked away with a trophy for • LOW LIBIDO • WEAK ERECTIONS • EARLY EJACULATION • SEX PROBLEMS SMS HELP to 32110 and we will call you. SMS costs R1 Tel: 0860 362 867 www.menshealth.co.za NOTICE OF BASIC ASSESSMENT: Notice is given in terms of the National Environmental Act. 1998 (Act No. 107 of 1998) (NEMA) that a Basic Assessment Report (BAR) will be submitted on behalf of Piet Rampa Trustees to the North West Department of Economic Development, Environment, Conservation and Tourism (DEDECT). This procedure is in terms of the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations, 2010. PROPONENT/OWNER: Piet Rampa Trustees PROJECT: Proposed facility for the slaughter of chickens. PROPERTY: Remainder of Portion 239 of the farm Hartebeestpoort C 419 JQ. THE PURPOSE of this application is to enable the owner to construct a facility or infrastructure for the slaughter of chickens with a product throughput exceeding 50 chickens per day and are related to the activities listed in terms NEMA (107/1998), Listing Notice 1, Notice Number R544 dated 18 June 2010, Activity Number 3(i): “The construction of facilities or infrastructure for the slaughter of animals with a product throughput of: poultry exceeding 50 poultry per day.” LOCATION: The relevant property is located a few meters to the south of the town of Lethlabile A. REFERENCE NUMBER : NWP/EIA/46/2013 THE BEST IN BRITS TEL: 079 255 5577 INFORMATION ON THE PROJECTS CAN BE OBTAINED FROM: Developlan; P.O. Box 1516; GROENKLOOF; 0027; Attention: Mr GH de Graaff; Tel. no.: (012) 346 0283; Fax. No.: (012) 346 3822; E-mail address: [email protected] METHOD OF COMMENTS: Parties wishing to formally comment on this application are requested to forward their comments/objections (with reasons), contact information and their interest in the application to the above mentioned address no later than 30 days (9 December 2013) after the publication of this advertisement on 8 November 2013. Kindly quote the relevant reference number: NWP/EIA/46/2013 in any correspondence. RELEVANT AUTHORITY: North West Department of Economic Development, Environment, Conservation and Tourism (DEDECT); Chief Directorate: Environmental Services; Directorate: Environmental Quality Management; Office numbers: 79 & 81; 114 Chris Hani Street; Potchefstroom; 2520. Tel: (018) 389 5156 Fax: (018) 389 5006; E-mail address: [email protected] 14 mens clinic INTERNATIONAL SPECIALISING IN MALE SEXUAL HEALTH PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIEDS HERE 1 . 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MOTSEPE TOURNAMENT U13 LEAGUE STAND 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 N edbank and SANCO made the event possible. “We would like to extend a sentiment of gratitude for the level of good behavior that was displayed at the venue during the promotional show that was presented by Zahara, we also would like to thank the local runner-ups that rendered items on that day,” SANCO Bojanala Region Chairperson Pasture Maremo said. Three cheers goes to volunteers (Oukasie and Damonsville CPFs) that The spectators sang along to Zahara’s songs. displayed a huge sense of responsibility and ensured the safety of all the spectators, Nedbank, Letlhabile Radio Community as well as the songstress’s managers. TEAMS MILAN P4 BAMBELELA GWERI GWERI STRESS FREE MARENZE UNITED YOUNG CHELSEA KATLEGONG SEGWELANE UNTD CAPTAIN BOYS CHALTON GOODHOPE 13 MA-EDDIES PLY WIN DRW LOS GF GA GD POINTS 8 8 7 8 8 8 8 5 6 7 8 8 5 5 5 4 3 3 3 3 2 1 2 1 3 1 1 2 5 2 2 1 0 3 0 0 0 2 1 2 0 3 3 1 4 3 6 7 18 16 13 20 17 11 10 6 6 10 8 5 4 6 8 7 11 11 12 4 10 15 14 33 14 10 3 13 6 0 -2 2 -3 -5 -6 -28 18 16 16 14 14 11 11 10 6 6 6 3 3 0 0 3 7 2 5 0 MOTSEPE TOURNAMENT U17 LEAGUE STAND TEAMS PLY WIN DRW LOS GF GA GD POINTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 MILAN GWERI GWERI P4 MOOINOOI CHARLTON BAMBELELA MARENZA SEGWELANE UNTD CAPTAIN BOYS MA-EDDIES KATLEGONG 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 6 6 4 6 7 4 4 3 3 3 3 2 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 0 2 0 2 2 3 3 3 3 2 4 3 4 24 60 18 14 16 9 9 9 7 3 16 7 18 14 13 17 12 14 8 36 11 17 17 42 4 1 -1 -3 -5 1 -29 -8 -1 21 13 13 10 10 10 10 8 4 3 2 MOTSEPE TOURNAMENT U19 LEAGUE Zahara performing. STAND TEAMS PLY WIN DRW LOS GF GA GD POINTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 CAPTAIN BOYS P4 MILAN STRESS FREE CHALTON MOOINOOI BOYS KATLEGONG GWERI GWERI BAMBELELA YOUNG CHELSEA SEGWELANE UNTD 7 7 7 5 7 8 6 7 7 7 4 5 5 4 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 0 1 1 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 1 2 2 1 4 4 3 4 5 5 2 14 25 29 12 13 4 9 17 12 7 6 5 8 5 8 13 6 9 32 14 16 26 9 17 24 4 0 -2 0 -25 -2 -9 -20 16 15 13 10 9 8 7 7 6 6 6 DOORNPLAAT MEAT MARKET @ Abattoir (Brits Abattoir), 1 Bonsmara Street, Brits, 0250 TEL 087 150 7699, CELL: 082 446 1280, 082 651 3401 Quality Meat, Fresh From The Abattoir R37.99/KG FILLET R119.99/KG BILTONG R159.99/KG NATIONAL CLASSIC BOEREWORS R45.00/KG BEEF STEW R34.99/KG BEEF SHORTRIB R29.99/KG CHICKEN DRUMSTICKS R29.99/KG CHICKEN LEG QUARTERS R27.99/KG CHICKEN THIGHS R26.99/KG MEATY BONES R10.00/KG COWHEEL OFFCUTS R 4.00 /KG VISIT US FOR ALL YOUR FUNERAL UNVEILING AND WEDDING FUNCTION BULK MEAT REQUIREMENTS A GRADE BEEF FOREQUARTER Also in stock PRODUCTS WHILE STOCKS LAST! 16 TRADING HOURS Mon - Fri: 07:30 - 18:00 Sat & Public Holidays: 07:30 - 15:00 Sundays Closed Tel: 012 250 1920 Email: [email protected] Journalist: Didintle Komane Email: [email protected] Advertising: Elna Hartzenberg-074 994 9409 Editor: Russel De Beer-072 823 0577 Offal Eggs Lamb Pork Chicken Russians Polony MONTH PACKS & HAMPERS ALSO AVAILABLE 08 November 2013
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