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Siyacuma Police nets two men with dagga worth R330 000 in Douglas
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R330 000 worth dagga confiscated in Douglas
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M E DIA STATEMENT | SAPS OFFICE OF THE PROVINCIAL COMMISSIONER NORTHERN CAPE Vigilant police in Douglas nabbed two adult was allegedly utilized in the commission of males for dealing in dagga worth approximately crime. The suspects should be appearing in the R330 000. On Friday 3 June 2022 at about Douglas Magistrates Court soon on charges of 09:30 the police held a roadblock on the R357 dealing in dagga. The Station Commander of near Douglas in the Northern Cape. The Douglas SAPS, Lt Col Alfred Matantshane members spotted a vehicle turning abruptly onto commended his members for their loyalty and a gravel road and ensued the suspects. The diligence when performing their duties, as it grey Mercedes Benz was stopped and searched resulted in this outstanding arrests. Enquiries: Lt and police discovered five bags of dagga Col Sergio Kock - 082 494 9982 stashed in the boot. The dagga weighs about media@veldbrandmediasa.co.za 66kg. Police also confiscated the vehicle as it
Water and Sanitation on water storage in Northern Cape
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The weekly Reservoir Status Report from the Department of Water and Sanitation indicates a week-over-week decline in water storage in the Northern Cape. This is to be expected, says Department of Water and Sanitation spokesman Mr. Sputnik Ratau. The Department of Water and Sanitation is closely monitoring water levels and what we are seeing now that we are entering the driest winter season is that the weekly storage capacity of the dams continues to decrease, although not significantly. The Department of Water and Sanitation urges all citizens, industry, municipalities and all water service authorities to implement efficient methods in the use of water”. The Department of Water and Sanitation’s Reservoir Status Report
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indicates that the Northern Cape’s Full Capacity Supply (FSC) is this week at 107.4% of capacity. The Vanderkloof Dam, which borders the Free State and the Northern Cape, is at 100.2%, while the Orange River system is averaging 99.9%. The other dams are as follows: Vaalharts is 80.6%, Spitskop on the Harts River is 102.6%, Douglas Storage Weir is 116.8%, Boegoeberg is 184%, and Karee Dam, which is the only storage dam in the Northern Cape, is a meager 9.9%. Note that Karee Dam is the only storage dam in the Northern Cape, the others are waterbalancing dams designed to act as multi-use facilities. Typically, these surge dams or storage dams serve as distribution points from which water is diverted to pipelines, canals, or power-
generating turbines or pumping stations. These are the height meters at some of the gauging stations in the North Cape: Marksdrift is at a height of 1,464 meters, Katlani, which is just below the confluence of the Vaal and Orange rivers, is at 2,543 meters. At the Prieska gauging station, the Orange River system is at an elevation of 2,147 meters. Blouputs just below the Augrabies Falls is currently at 1,722 meters. Water levels in the Vaal and Orange River systems will vary depending on the width and depth of the particular river. media@veldbrandmediasa.co.za
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Medical equipment handed over to Siyancuma Local Municipality healthcare facilities
LOCAL | SIYANCUMA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY In support of primary healthcare in the Siyancuma Local Municipality, a number of healthcare facilities received much needed medical equipment. The handover of the equipment took place recently, with the Department of Health local office and Provincial Emergency Medical Services (EMS) office officials in attendance. In partnership with the Department of Health, Boikanyo Solar funded the equipment as part of their Healthcare Support Programme, which has a keen focus on supporting the needs of primary healthcare facilities that service the beneficiary communities. These facilities include: Breipaal Healthcare Clinic, Bongani Healthcare Clinic as well as the Hester Malan Hospital and the EMS. Due to a shortage of medical equipment, healthcare facilities had to refer patients to the hospital as it was the only facility with an ECG machine. As a result, patients would have to travel far and wait a long time to receive medical care, causing a backlog at the hospital. “The healthcare facilities were in desperate need of assistance as the equipment available was either
outdated or faulty. With this donation, we are confident that this medical equipment will allow the department to better serve the community and foster a healthy environment for all,” said Pamela Matyeka, Community Liaison Officer for Boikanyo Solar. Among the equipment provided was an ECG recorder, two vital signs monitors, numerous fingertip pulse oximeters, Hilbro laryngoscope sets, as well as an EMS team tool kit. The availability of this equipment will enable healthcare facilities to provide better treatment plans in a more efficient manner. “The equipment issued to EMS team will be in good use in case of emergency. When the ambulance is delayed and the EMS team is activated about the emergency, having a fully equipped jumper bag can help in stabilising a patient until the ambulance arrives,” concluded one of the Douglas EMS managers. media@veldbrandmediasa.co.za
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06 | Veldbrand | COLUMNS | HEUNINGDRUPPELS O koek, dink ek vandag terug aan die Referendum in 1983 waar jy Ja of Nee moes stem oor die politieke pad vorentoe in SuidAfrika. Genade ons het mekaar se hare getrek, en nie eens te praat van verkiesings in die ou dae nie. Ons het gestry dat die spoeg spat en mekaar darem maar goed sleggesê as die ander ou van jou verskil. Ons het oor letterlik alles gestoei; die politiek, rugby, godsdiens, oor kinders grootmaak, karre, die toekoms, die rol van Suid-Afrika in die Angola oorlog en sommer goed so simple soos botter vs margarine en ander lawwe dinge ook. En die ou wat nie saam met jou gestem het nie was 'n propperse dwaas. En boeta as jy nou lekker pret wil hê, gaan kyk op verskeie groepe op Facebook, dáár raak dit rof. En net toe ek dink die mense begin verstand kry en stry minder, toe tref Covid ons. Ai, en daar gaan dit - soos die kinders sou sê - "viral". Die oorsprong van die virus, die merk van die dier en dan natuurlik die groot gunsteling: Die inenting!!! Lekker man lekker, "no dull moment"! Tans is dit rustig, maar wag maar, dit kom weer. En weet jy wat? Elke enkele woord wat daaroor gespreek is was net 'n mors van tyd. Hoekom redeneer met 'n dwaas? Is dit die moeite werd? Die beste antwoord wat ek kan kry, is Ja én Nee. "Moenie 'n dwaas se vraag op net so 'n dwase manier beantwoord nie; hy sal dink jy is soos hy. Beantwoord 'n dwaas se vraag op net so 'n dwase manier, anders dink hy hy het wysheid." (Spr. 26:4-5) Daar het jy dit! Moenie met hom stry nie, ja stry met hom. Hang seker net af waaroor dit gaan, maar dit kan verhoudings nogal erg vertroebel. Jy sien, jy kry mense wat nie weet waar om die streep te trek met opinies nie. Hulle sal stry, terwyl die ander party glad nie eers aan die gesprek deelneem nie, en vir jou kwaad word vir iets wat jy glad nie eers gesê het nie. Maar nou ja, soos wat ons die Bybel ken is daar ook iets te lees daaroor. "Wat julle sê, moet altyd vriendelik wees en van goeie smaak getuig; en julle moet weet hoe julle elkeen behoort te antwoord." (Kol. 4:6) Ek wens net daar kan 'n rooi lig by my aangaan as ek self die dwaas is. ~ Willem Botha
| QUOTE OF THE WEEK “The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched – they must be felt with the heart.” HELEN KELLER
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NORTH WEST | “The North West Department of Education congratulated the 2022 North West SASCE Provincial champions which are going to hoist the North West sky high at the national the South African School Choral Eisteddfod (SASCE) which will be staged on 28 June to 3 July 2022 at Rhema Church in Randburg…” - North West Department of Education.
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Hoerkind: Die memoires van ’n randeier | HERMAN LATEGAN | R280.00 Oor die boek: Herman Lategan word wyd gerespekteer as joernalis, en is beide berug én beroemd vir sy uitgesprokenheid en kwinkslae oor alles onder die son. In Hoerkind vertel hy sy lewensverhaal uit die hart uit, sonder doekies omdraai. Hy is een warm Februarienag in 1964 in ’n losieshuis in Kaapstad verwek – buite die eg. Van jongs af het hy soos ’n weggooimens gevoel, want hy is deur grootmense wat die lewe op onvaste voet betree het, van die een stel hande na die ander aangegee. Op 13 beland hy in die kloue van ’n geslepe pedofiel, ’n bekende Afrikaanse koerantman in daardie jare. Pas na sy 18de verjaarsdag, wanneer sy molesteerder met hom klaar is, word Herman sonder seremonie voor die deur van sy vervreemde alkoholis-pa afgelaai. In sy tienerjare bevriend hy Afrikaanse digters soos Sheila Cussons, Ina Rousseau, Barend J. Toerien en Casper Schmidt. Ná skool doen hy sy diensplig, maar word oneervol ontslaan en kom hy in New York aan, waar hy vir Andy Warhol op straat agtervolg en met ’n “smorgasbord van eendagsvlinders” kattemaai. Terug in Suid-Afrika maak Herman opgang as joernalis wat na die wydste hoeke van die wêreld reis. As volwassene voer hy ’n stryd met drank en dwelms en is ’n ruk lank haweloos. En vir menige werkgewer word hy die nagmerrie wat hulle die ergste vrees. Hoerkind is ’n aangrypende relaas oor verlies én oorwinning wat jou sal laat lag, en jou hart ’n paar keer breek. Jy sal jou kop skud oor die wreedheid van ’n wêreld waar mense aan mekaar uitgelewer is, maar jy sal verwonderd staan oor die omvang van goedheid, juis omdat mense op mekaar aangewese is.
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Youth Day 2022
| KITCHEN DELIGHT One-pot winter meals don’t have to be boring. This South Africa favourite, boerewors with an Italian twist, will change things up in the kitchen when it comes to your winter meals. INGREDIENTS: • 1 x 400g can Rhodes Quality Tomato Italian • 500 g boerewors • 1 onion, chopped • 2 cloves garlic, crushed • 330 ml ( 1⅓ C) prepared chicken stock • 250 ml (1 C) water • 250 g spaghetti • Salt and freshly cracked black pepper • to serve: grated parmesan cheese METHOD: 1. Remove the boerewors sausage meat from its casings and break into chunks. 2. Heat a large saucepan, and f ry the boerewors meat until it begins to brown. 3. Add the onion and the garlic and fry until the onion softens. Drain any excess fat. 4. Add the Rhodes Quality Tomato Italian Style, prepared chicken stock and the water. Bring the sauce to a boil. 5. Add the spaghetti. Cook over medium heat, stirring regularly to prevent sticking, for 15 minutes or until the pasta is cooked, adding extra hot water to the saucepan if necessary. Season to taste. 6. Just before serving, sprinkle with parmesan cheese.
Youth Day commemorates the Soweto youth uprising of 16 June 1976. In 1975 protests started in African schools after a directive from the then Bantu Education Department that Afrikaans had to be used on an equal basis with English as a language of instruction in secondary schools. The June 16, 1976, Uprising that began in Soweto and spread countrywide profoundly changed the socio-political landscape in South Africa. Events that triggered the uprising can be traced back to policies of the Apartheid government that resulted in the introduction of the Bantu Education Act in 1953. The rise of the Black Consciousness Movement (BCM) and the formation of South African Students Organisation (SASO) raised the political consciousness of many students while others joined the wave of antiApartheid sentiment within the student community. When the language of Afrikaans alongside English was made compulsory as a medium of instruction in schools in 1974, black students began mobilizing themselves. On 16 June 1976 between 3000 and 10 000 students mobilized by the South African Students Movement's Action Committee supported by the BCM marched peacefully to demonstrate and protest against the government’s directive. The march was meant to culminate at a rally in Orlando Stadium. On their pathway, they were met by heavily armed police who fired teargas and later live ammunition on demonstrating students. This resulted in a widespread revolt that turned into an uprising against the government. While the uprising began in Soweto, it spread across the country and carried on until the following year. The aftermath of the events of June 16, 1976, had dire consequences for the Apartheid government. Images of the police firing on peacefully demonstrating students led an international revulsion against South Africa as its brutality was exposed. The 2022 call to action continue to encourage the youth and media to follow Youth Month conversations and engage in all platforms.
08 | VELDBRAND | EXTRA | BOSTON CITY CAMPUS & WESTCOAST MUSIC ACADEMY
INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION FOR BOSTON STUDENTS! Ari Katz of Boston City Campus provides insights as to the benefits of adding international qualifications to your CV. “Modern-day companies and industries have become quite flat structures to enable more opportunities for more people, on a global scale. As part of the fourth industrial revolution, employers and employees have to embrace new ideas, concepts, and strategies. Organisations aim to remain competitive and relevant by operating on a broad platform, liaising with international businesses, exchanging goods and services; and implementing these new ideas and services in their own corporate structure. To remain competitive and relevant, employees and business owners will need to be armed with international skills and equivalencies so that they can operate on a global scale”.
Boston City Campus (Boston) is recognised and awarded accreditation as an Independent Higher Education institution with the British Accreditation Council (BAC). The BAC is recognised globally as an influential voice on standards and quality for the education sector. The BAC currently accredits more than 230 institutions in 19 countries. “We believe strongly in the importance of being locally accredited as well as globally,” says Katz. “The world is a small operating system and work borders fall away when you hold globally recognised qualifications.” “We are thrilled to bring these benefits to our graduates,” says Katz. “In essence graduates can easily gain international qualifications using their Boston diploma or degree as a starting point”. Today, anyone aspiring for a career in the management domain needs to have a global mindset to get a career break in the current business industry. 'International' is a serious concept and buzzword in today’s marketplace. It is a highly valued aspect of ones CV. “An international degree helps you create a robust bridge between you and your future career, through which you can achieve a greater exposure to attain the opportunities in the first place”, says an international jobs consultant. Katz continues that “topping up your local qualification with an accredited international qualification makes you a global player. Moreover, even when you operate locally, it makes you that much more attractive to your local employers.” Alida Hattingh of Boston Welkom adds that Boston has made the journey for students and graduates a lot smoother. “We have learned from experience in higher education over the more than 31 years that we need to add a lot of value to make the transition from higher education to the workplace smooth, and to ensure our grads add value to the employer” says Hattingh. We offer Full Time and Part Time Study Options for students who may already be in the workplace. You can choose to study from home, work or at Boston Welkom! With our methodology your Lectures are online and you will never miss a class, in addition you will have personalized monitoring and mentoring. Your support centre is there to support you every step of the way – your journey at Boston will not be alone. With over 99 careers and programmes to choose from, Boston can ensure you meet the demands of a corporate opportunity!
We know that students can stress when starting higher education and we try to eliminate as much of the stress as we can. So we have included all textbooks are included in our Tuition Fees – there is no need to buy additional Textbooks. No extra costs and no rushing to source books. We also give our Higher Education students access to a complete online Library to assist them with research. Even the application process is simple, online and free. And you will get a response in a few working days. (Applications can be done online at www.boston.ac.za and remember to select your support center). Applications are based on your endorsement, you don’t need to stress about APS scores. (Some degrees may have additional requirements, chat to your training advisor.) And if you wish to make sure you are matching yourself to the correct career, complete our free Career Assessment value R599. Higher Education fees can also be stressful, so we have made plans to offer various monthly payment options to suit different needs. “Boston offers a range of qualifications. Prospective students should use the opportunity to reflect on higher education as a means to secure employment, and to ensure professional career advancement, by completing a Boston programme that is locally and internationally recognised.” says Alida.” We like the concept of making our grads global citizens, so Boston is now also a candidate for accreditation of specific programmers by the ACBSP – the Accreditation Council of Business Schools and Programs (United States of America). Consider why these international accreditations and recoginition are significant for Boston as an institution, and outlines some benefits for the student. According to CEO Katz, higher education institutions increasingly have to locate themselves within the global context of an ever-changing educational landscape. “At the same time, there is a strong drive to show how contextual realities shape educational theory and practices. In other words – higher education institutions such as Boston must stay in touch with the needs and skills demands of business to remain relevant.”
NEW APPOINTMENT AT WCMA & WCYO
WCMA is pleased to announce the appointment of Shadé Jansen. She will wear various hats in WCMA as well as WCYO. Shadé was appointed as Head of Music at Hopefield High School, where she oversees Music as subject, music theory and the practical teaching of piano, violin and viola.
Carina and Shadé
Shadé has obtained a master’s degree in Music Composition from the University of Pretoria. In addition to her involvement with WCMA, she will also act as co-conductor for the West Coast Youth Orchestra and made her debut as conductor at the Classical Festival (Klassieke Koelkamers) at the Koelkamers Theatre in Paternoster on 22 May 2022. She has excellent training and experience as a conductor and now she can put it all into practice and grow further. She will be collaborating on all repertoire with the orchestra director, Carina Brown and is already busy composing a piece for the Senior Orchestra. This piece will be introduced and played at one of the orchestra’s future performances. Shadé is the perfect appointment. We can describe her as a sparkling bundle of energy and fire and the children enjoy working with her, because they feel the energy. WCYO is looking forward to the road ahead with her. She will also focus on improving the Jazz Band’s improvisation techniques and provide assistance to the players. She is open to discovering and developing new talent to the maximum. Shadé Jansen
This is a first for WCYO as it is the first time a co-conductor has been appointed. The West Coast is truly lucky to welcome such a special person into their ranks and we wish her all the best.
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BEST SHOWS TO LATCH-ON DURING THE WEEK AND IN THE WEEKEND Pick of the Week!
The Interpreter eMovies Extra on WEDNESDAY at 08:00 PM The Interpreter is a 2005 political thriller film directed by Sydney Pollack, starring Nicole Kidman, Sean Penn, Catherine Keener, and Jesper Christensen. It is notable for being the first film shot inside the United Nations Headquarters, as well as the final feature film directed by Pollack before his death in 2008. The plot is as follows - In the Southern African country of Matobo, rebel leader Ajene Xola drives two men, Simon Broome and Philippe, to the abandoned Centennial Football Stadium. They discuss how President Edmond
Zuwanie's regime has ruthlessly exterminated most of the population and intimidated the survivors into silence. Upon their arrival at the stadium, they discover that the informants are schoolboys, who point Ajene and Simon in the direction of corpses left by Zuwanie's security apparatus, while Philippe stays in the car. Shouting lures Ajene and Simon back to the field, where they are promptly executed by the boys, who are revealed to be willing accomplices of Zuwanie's secret police. Upon hearing the gunshots, Philippe
clambers out of the car and hides, taking pictures of a car arriving carrying Matoban officials, and then escapes the vicinity. Meanwhile, Simon's sister Silvia Broome is working as an interpreter for the United Nations in New York City. A white African born in the United States to a British mother and white Matoban father, she spent most of her life in Matobo and is a dual citizen of both Matobo and the United States. Her diverse background leads to UN Security Chief Lee Wu wryly describing her as "being the UN".
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TELENOVELA WEEKDAYS - 05:30 PM
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- 18 - Telenovela - Hiding the truth seems to be getting Leyla and J.J. respectfully into even bigger trouble. The excitement is big for making Can's birthday a memorable one. It, however, causes much confusion and pretense. (2018)
- 13VL - Telenovela - A new acquaintance meets Celal for dinner and She leaves with a new business interest persisting on Sarp to handle this job. Alyanak predicts a storm is on the way when hears an old friend of Celal is around. Yusuf is growing more suspicious of Mert, while Mert is trying to find ways to prove his innocence. (2016)
WEEKDAYS 08:30 PM Dokter Ali
WEEKDAYS 06:30 PM Elif
- 13V - Telenovela Both Ferman and Ferda's teams find an unexpected solution to their patients' problems. Ali realises Ezo needs help. Demir gives Doruk some sound advice. Nazli does something sweet for a patient.
- 16V - Telenovela Veysel hands himself over to the police. Selim's health declines in prison. Serdar makes an interesting discovery. Serdar finds out that Gonca is pregnant. (2016)
WEEKDAYS – 07:30 PM - FENIX - 13VL - Telenovela Out of options Cemre and Ruya turn to Tomris for help. But as the latter comes through for them, Celebi puts her between a rock and a hard place. Cicek panics as she can't get hold of Ali, and Tomris looks for help to unlock the truth.
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WEEKDAYS at 07:00 PM MasterChef Australia
WEEKDAYS at 04:45 PM Family Feud
- PG13 L - Reality MasterChef Australia is an Australian competitive cooking reality show based on the original British MasterChef. Top Australian Chefs judge passionate home cooks who participate in competitive culinary challenges.
- PG13L - Game Show As one of television's longest running, highest rated and most loved gameshows, Family Feud reveals that the simplest question can generate the most outrageous answers. (2014)
MOVIES
E Movies Extra 107 How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World SAT at 08:00 PM - PG10LV - Animation - The young Viking Hiccup and the Night Fury dragon, Toothless, encounter a female Light Fury and face their biggest threat yet. America Ferrera, Jay Baruchel (2019) Dean DeBlois
Mr. Deeds Sun at 06:15 PM
Sun, 19 June
- 16VL - Action - A young teenager camping in the woods helps rescue the President of the United States when Air Force One is shot down near his campsite. Ray Stevenson, Samuel L. Jackson (2014)
Sat, 18 June
Fri, 17 June
Big Game FRI 06:20PM
- PG13L - Comedy - Life is good at the small-town restaurant until the owner, Mr. Deeds learns that a longlost relative has left him an inheritance of $40 billion. Adam Sandler, Winona Ryder (2002) Steven Brill