Issue 135 - FREE
7 JUly 2017
the good news paper
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PJ is back on stage
Local singer, PJ Pretorius is back on The Voice SA. This came after M-NET discovered some of the contestants used tactics against the competition rules to boost their votes. These contestants used paid-for marketing efforts (boosted posts) on their social media accounts. PJ and Luke Lovemore, the most recent contestants to fall out for accumulating the least votes. They were both asked back onto the show. PJ said he was called in on Tuesday and told he could go back on the show if he wanted to. “I did not have a lot of time to make a decision,” said PJ. “I realised there is life after The Voice, but I decided to call Luke and hear if he was going back.” After he spoke to Luke they both decided to go back on the show. PJ is excited to perform with a guest artist next Sunday, but he cannot reveal who the artist is. He said he learnt a lot since being part of The Voice SA and is excited about his future. This Sunday will be the last broadcast of The Voice SA and the winner will be announced. Supporters can still vote for PJ until Wednesday night (5 July) at 22:00. You can vote by sending a SMS 07 to 33692 (a SMS costs R1-50) or vote with We Chat where you get 100 votes for free.
PJ said: “The more platforms you use the better chance I stand of owning it. “I have been out of the show and by the grace of God ended back into the finale. “I have nothing left to lose and on Sunday I gave it my all for each of you supporting me. “This is the last week of voting so from the bottom of my heart I am asking all of you for your support.” Laerskool Secunda made a video for PJ to support him. It can be seen on the school’s Facebook page or our website at www.thebulletin. co.za and Facebook page: The Bulletin. PJ will be performing at Laerskool Secunda’s inniPark Fees on 26 August.
Support local singer, PJ Pretorius by voting for him.
The Highveld Ridge Youth Choir performed at the Rondekerk on Friday evening before leaving for their tour to Europe on Monday. Here a member of the choir plays the djembe drum. Read the full story on Page 7.