eMapepeza V5 Issue 44

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VOLUME 5 - ISSUE #44 07 DECEMBER 2018

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GLOBAL CITIZEN CONCERT RAISES R100 BILLION!

The 30th World Aids Day commemoration took place at the Dobsonville Stadium in Soweto on December 1. It was observed under the theme: “Checka Impilo - Know Your Status” - a call to action for all South Africans to take responsibility for their health and wellness. Deputy President David Mabuza led the government-hosted event, he called on young people to be active fighters against HIV/Aids in the country.

IEC has year to address voters roll! - Con Court “There are currently 26.1 mill. registered voters on the national common voters’ roll.” - IEC

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SAFA E FANA KA TLHAHLOBO EA BANYANA BANYANA!

LocalNews

Quote of the Week: “If you want to change the fruits, you must first change the roots. If you want to change the visible, you must first change the invisible” -T. HARV EKER

Scripture of the Week: “And let us not grow weary while doing good, for in due season we shall reap if we do not lose heart.

Therefore, as we have opportunity, let us do good to all, especially those who are of the household of faith” - GALATIANS 6:9-10

Murder Suspect Sisheshe safika isipho sikakhisimuzi kubashayeli bezimoto!

Arrested!

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Ithimba lase-Ekurhuleni Metro Police Alberton Precinct belisemkhankasweni wokuhlola njengenjwayelo emgwaqeni u-Voortrekker Road ngoLwesibili ekuseni, mhlaka-04 kuZibandlela.

Ngenkathi besematasatasa ngalomkhankaso wokuvika izimoto beziphenye, badibane nemoto yohlobo lweVW Golf Crafter midi-bus ebihlotshiswe ngemibhalo oyisitembu seDolobha lase-Ekurhuleni ezicabheni zayo.

Umshayeli walemoto ube esebalandisa Laba bomthetho ukuthi yena ubeqashwe UMnumzane Peterson ohlala kwelase-Springs. Umnikazi walemoto ube esefonelwa ngokushesha, wase eseyachaza ukuthi yena lemoto wayithenga njengoba ihlotshisiwe futhi akaliboni nelincane iphutha ngalokho njengoba inemibhalo yeDolobha njengoba yena uyisakhamuzi sakhona Ekurhuleni futhi lokho kuheha osomabhizinisi kulo lelidolobha.

Laba phoyisa omgwaqo abe esephoqeleka ukuthi ayithathe lemoto ukuze bezokwazi ukwenza uphenyo olunzulu futhi baphinde baqinisekise nezinsolo zomnikazi wemoto ogcine enqabile ukunikeza amaphoyisa mayelana nendawo lapho ayithenga khona lemoto esolisayo.

- Message courtesy of Gauteng Department of Education

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n Friday evening (November 30), Katlehong Police received a complaint about a suspect who stabbed four victims with a sharp object at Mazubuko hostel.

All the four victims were taken to Ramokonopi Clinic for treatment, where one of the four victims succumbed to his death, due to a critical wound on his upper body.

The others were then transferred to Thelle Mogoerane Hospital in Vosloorus.

“Immediately, the Katlehong Police opened a case docket for murder and started with the search of a suspect. The investigation led the crime office detectives to a crime scene where this all started and with the assistance of the members who were working special duties, commanded by Captain Nhleko,” said Katlehong Police spokesperson Sivenkosi Mtwa.

Upon arrival at the scene of crime (Mazibuko hostel) in search of the suspect, it is alleged that the suspect was taken by other hostel dwellers and assaulted him.

The suspect eventually escaped and come running to the police, who were searching for him.

He was brutally assaulted and police took him to hospital under police custody.

The suspect is expected to appear at Palmridge court soon facing murder charge and possible other charges will be added as the other three victims are still fighting for their lives.

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bashayeli bezimoto basheshe bazizuzela uKhisimuzi bengazelele kulelisonto esikulo njengoba kumenyezelwe ukwehla kwezintengo zikaphethroli ezahlukene ngenkece elinganiselwa ku-R1.84 ngalitha ngalinye.

UMnyango wezaMandla ukhiphe lesi simemezelo esihlwabusileyo sokwehla kwezintengo zikaphethroli ezimbili zohlobo lwe-93 (ULP ne-LRP) kanye ne-95 (ULP ne-LRP) ezokwehla ngenkece elinganiselwa ku-R1.84.

Intengo kadizili wohlobo lwe-0.05% sulphur izokwehla ngenkece engama-R1.45 ilitha ngalinye ngenkathi intengo kadilizi yohlobo lwe-0.005% izokwehla ngenkece engama-R1.47 ilitha ngalinye. Ilitha likaphethroli lohlobo lwe-95 ULP isizobiza inani elilinganiselwa ku-R15,24 kwelaseGoli kusukela ngoLwesithathu.

Lezi zindaba zizokwenza abashayeli bajabule ngengoba ezinyangeni ezimbalwa ezedlule bebebhekwe isambane ngempela yokukhushulwa kwentengo kaphethroli ngokwevile.

Ngenyanga kaLwezi, ilitha likaphethroli belibiza inani le-R17,08 kubashayeli base-Goli. Ngenyanga edlule, uMphathiswa wezaMandla UMnumzane Jeff Radebe unxuse imikhakha ehlukene yezamabhizinisi ukuthi uchithe ukunyuswa kwentengo yamafutha ngokwemikhakha yawo ehlukene, njengoba lokho kugqema engeqiwa ntwala abathengi nabathengisi.

Ngenkathi intengo kaphalafini (oyisamba) izokwehla ngenkece engama-R1.33 kwizindawo eziwuthengisa ngekwesamba, ngenkathi intengo kaphalafini yohlobo lweSMNRP izokwehla ngenani engama-R1.78 ilitha ngalinye.

Inani lentengo ephakeme ye-LPGas lizokwehla ngenani engama-R2.43c ngesisindo sekhilogremu ngalinye.

“Izinga lentengo yemikhiqizo kazwelonke likaphethroli, udizili kanye nesamba sikaphalafini yehlisiwe njengoba kusabukezwa ezinye izincomo ezizovela ezingxoxweni.”

One of the headline acts, Beyoncé gave a sterling performance at the Global Citizen Festival at the FNB Stadium on Sunday, December 2. In some performances, she sang he hit songs with Ed Sheeran and the Soweto Gospel Choir (together sing the isiZulu version of the song, Halo). Most of her outfits were made by local fashion designers, including the one captured above by Quiteria & George and Enhle Mbali (wife of Dj Black Coffee).

Global Citizen Festival raises R100 billion!

P resident Cyril Ramaphosa has congratulated the Global Citizen Festival for its work, calling on South Africans and people worldwide to be the generation that ends poverty.

“We are united in Madiba’s vision of a world where every human being lives in freedom and prosperity.

His spirit is the driving force behind the Global Citizen movement.

“By your mere presence here, you have declared that poverty is a stain on the conscience of humanity, and that we will all work together to end poverty.

“Let us be part of this mission. Let us be the generation that ends poverty,” said the President.

The Global Citizen Festival which is an annual music festival organised by the Global Poverty Project took place at the FNB Stadium on Sunday (December 2).

The project is a movement that seeks to bring an end to extreme poverty by 2030 as part of the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals.

Global Citizen works across the 17 global goals including food and nutrition, water and sanitation, girls and women, the environment, health and finance and innovation.

This year, the movement saw several South Africans take part in actions and activities that seek to bring an end to the global challenges.

Through the actions taken, R98 billion was raised for various causes.

President Ramaphosa topped it up, bringing the figure to R100 billion.

“R98 billion has been made tonight and we as South Africans will top it up to R100 billion,” said President Ramaphosa.

The R100 billion coupled with 57 major commitments on education, sanitation and health is set to affect the lives of 137 368 628 people.

The festival formed part of the centenary celebrations of the late former statesman and global icon, former President Nelson Mandela.

Renowned talk-show host Oprah Winfrey, who was tasked with introducing the President, called on

President Cyril Ramaphosa speaks to thousands of Global Citizen fans at the FNB Stadium on Sunday evening, December 2. The President reminded South Africans and people worldwide on keeping the values of the late Nelson Mandela alive.

people to embody Madiba’s values of humanity. “Every one of us has the ability to comfort and strengthen somebody through small acts of kindness and in doing so we create a much deeper faith in humanity,” she said.

Presenting the headline acts at the Global Citizen Festival, American comedian Dave Chapelle described Beyoncé and Jay-Z as representatives of the black movement.

And they lived up to the description by putting on a show celebrating black culture and encouraging the theme of love as an emotion that transcends all challenges.

The couple gave the scores of people in attendance a show to remember with

electric performances that saw them pair up with both international and local artists.

Wearing a leather jacket embroidered “Madiba” on his back, rapper JayZ and Beyoncé with several costume changes paid homage to the late icon and statesman Nelson Mandela’s legacy.

Partner and host of the Global Citizen Movement, Patrice Motsepe of the Motsepe Foundation pledged billions towards the sustainable development goals.

The foundation announced that his family, under his charity foundation, will donate R3.5 billion (US$ 100 million) to assist with the sustainable development goals and issues of land reform in the country.

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Adv. Shamila Batohi is the new NDPP! IEC has year to address voters roll! - Con. Court

The first female Deputy Director Of Public Prosecutions in a Province is now the first female NDPP and also the ONLY female in this picture, Advocate Shamila Batohi’s appointment is a historic moment for women in South Africa.

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dvocate Shamila Batohi has been appointed as the new National Director of Public Prosecutions (NDPP).

Her appointment makes her the first female in South Africa’s history to take the top job.

Batohi will commence her duties in February 2019 after serving her notice as Senior Legal Advisor at the International Criminal Court (ICC).

The announcement was made by President Cyril Ramaphosa on Tuesday (December 4) following a gruelling interview process that was a culmination of a Constitutional Court directive in August for the appointment of a new NDPP within 90 days.

The court had highlighted the severe challenges that have confronted the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) in recent years, including leadership instability and a decline in public confidence in the institution.

Addressing the media, President Ramaphosa said Batohi’s appointment was a response to the state of dysfunctionality and deficiencies in the NPA that were identified by the court.

“I am confident that Advocate Batohi possesses all the attributes of a capable NDPP. Throughout her extensive and distinguished career, and in the course of the selection process, she has shown herself to be a fit and proper person.”

The NDPP occupies a vital position in the country’s democracy, and makes an essential contribution to upholding the rule of law and ensuring the efficiency and integrity of law enforcement.

“At this moment in our history, as we address matters that South Africans are most concerned about – such as state capture, corruption and widespread crime – our country needs a National

Prosecuting Authority that is above reproach in the performance of its mandate and that enjoys the confidence of the public.

“The NDPP must ensure that the [NPA] exercises its functions without fear, favour or prejudice and should not be beholden to any vested interests, whether in politics, in business or elsewhere. The NDPP needs to be able to take decisions independently and impartially,” he said.

After the Constitutional Court ruling, President Ramaphosa decided to depart from previous practice of appointing the NDPP and sought the assistance of a panel of individuals from the legal fraternity and Chapter 9 institutions in recommending suitable candidates.

Following a process of nominations, shortlisting and interviews that were open to the media, the advisory panel proposed five candidates for the NDPP position. Embracing the challenge, Batohi thanked the President for appointing her and the interview panel for the recommendation.

“I accept with gratitude the opportunity to serve as the NDPP. My only obligation is to serve the country with humility and dignity and to the best of my ability,” she said.

She defined her appointment as a historic moment for women in the country, saying it is a recognition by the President that the role of women in the pursuit of equality and justice is important.

“I am confident that Advocate Batohi possesses all the attributes of a capable NDPP. Throughout her extensive and distinguished career, and in the course of the selection process, she has shown herself to be a fit and proper person.”

President Ramaphosa

Batohi began her career as a junior prosecutor in the Chatsworth magistrate’s court in 1986 and steadily rose through the ranks to become the Director of Public Prosecutions in KwaZulu-Natal.

She was seconded to the Investigation Task Unit established by President Nelson Mandela in 1995 and later served as the first regional head of the Directorate of Special Operations based in KwaZulu-Natal.

For much of the last decade, she has served as a Senior Legal Advisor to the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court.

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South Africans braved the cold weather on August 3 to cast their votes during the 2016 Municipal Elections.

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he Electoral Commission (IEC) has welcomed a ruling by the Constitutional Court granting an extension for the Electoral Commission to update the voters’ roll with addresses for all voters to November 2019.

In a statement released on Thursday (Nevember 22), the IEC said the ruling provides certainty on the status of the voters’ roll and especially those voters without addresses ahead of next year’s national and provincial elections.

Earlier in the day, the Constitutional Court granted the IEC’s application for the extension of the finalisation of the voters roll. In 2016, the court gave the IEC until June 2018 to finalise the roll.

However, in May the elections agency made an urgent application for an extension of the suspension of an order.

“The judgment will greatly assist the Electoral Commission in ensuring the elections are free and fair,” IEC spokesperson Kate Bapela said.

She said the IEC remained committed to meeting the conditions set by the Constitutional Court including that voters without addresses provide their address prior to voting as well as periodical reporting.

“The Electoral Commission hopes the ruling will provide additional impetus and encouragement to all voters to come forward to provide and update their address details during the 26 – 27 January final registration weekend and other opportunities during the upcoming election period,” she said.

The Click, Check and Confirm

portal on the website is available for voters to provide their addresses ahead of the registration weekend.

Citizens can verify their registration information online at www.elections. org.za/regweekend/.

“The Electoral Commission remains committed to meeting its Constitutional obligations in maintaining a voters’ roll that is accurate, up-to-date and inclusive of as many eligible voters as possible and calls on all stakeholders including political parties, voters, civil society and others to work together in achieving this objective.”

The Commission chairperson, Glen Mashinini confirmed that the 2019 general elections will most likely be held in May next year.

Mashinini said President Cyril Ramaphosa recently indicated his intention to proclaim elections before the end of May next year but is expected to announce the exact date in due course.

In terms of the Constitution, the term of the current National Assembly and provincial legislatures ends on 6 May 2019 and elections must be held within 90 days thereafter.

There are currently 26.1 million registered voters on the national common voters’ roll.

The IEC chair hoped that at least one million new voters would be added to the voters’ roll ahead of the 2019 elections. Mashinini said the voter registration will also be conducted in January in correctional centres around the country to allow prisoners to exercise their right to vote.

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A step closer towards land expropriation!

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fter a debate that lasted for over 70 minutes, a majority of the Members of Parliament in the National Assembly have voted in favour of the adoption of a report of the Constitutional Review Committee on the review of Section 25 of the Constitution.

Despite opposition from the DA, IFP, ACDP, FF Plus and COPE, among others, the report was supported by a majority of the parties.

The report was adopted after 209 MPs voted for the report to be adopted, while 91 voted against the adoption. There were no abstentions.

Ahead of the vote, the National Assembly heard how 449 552 authentic written submissions were made on the proposal for the Constitution to be amended to allow for the expropriation of land without compensation.

Stan Maila, who was a co-chairperson for the Joint Constitutional Review Committee, adopted the Bill and referred it to the National Assembly earlier this month. He said while the process was not a referendum, it was noted that 65% of the written submission were in opposition of the amendment.

He said, however, that in light of the process not being a referendum, the amount of people against the amendment of the Constitution was not relevant.

The adoption of the report comes after a protracted public consultation process, followed by country-wide public hearings, which saw people from all walks of life making written and oral submissions. After the positive resolution from the House on Thursday (December 6), the report must be forwarded to either a Portfolio Committee or an ad hoc committee, which will convene to determine its programme going forward.

With the Constitution having been amended 17 times before, this is the first time that an amendment will be made on a section in the Bill of Rights, and this will necessitate for an intensive public consultation process to take place.

That committee is bound to a draft Bill which will be issued out for 30 days for the public to comment and then after the 30 days, they will reconvene and set up a proper programme.

Parliament will thereafter issue a proposed Bill to members of the public to amend Section 25 of the Constitution.

Lenaneo la Tshehetso ea Tlhahlobo ea Vaal River le tsoela-pele!

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llr Jacob Khawe, Motsamaisi e moholo Emfuleni Municipality, o thabetse Lenaneo la Tšehetso ea Tlhahlobo ea Vaal River ka ho romeloa ha Matla a Boenjiniere. Emfuleni e le Merero e Khethehileng ea Ts'ehetso ea Sechaba.

Ka Labohlano la 23 Pudingwane mosebetsi o ile oa tsoareloa Vereeniging Theatre, Mo baqulutsi ba litaba ba ileng ba tshetleheloa puo, ka lenaneo la tshehetso ea tlhabollo ea Vaal River.

Pele ho moo Ka Labone la 22 Pudingwane Cllr Jacob Khawe eo e leng motsamaisi e moholo oa Masepala oa Emfuleni, le Nosiviwe Maphisa Nqakula, eo e leng Letona la tshireletso, ba ile ba hahlaulela ka hare ho motse oa Sebokeng ho lekola

maemo a ho thibana ha li-peipi tsa likhoerekhoere, me' ba ile ba boela ba etela motseng oa Boitumelo o Sebokeng, mo ba ileng ba fihlela ho engoe ea matlo a pupumang likhoerekhoere tse tala ka hare ho oana, fela ba ile ba hlokomela hore ha se lelapa leo fela le nang le bothata ba mofuta o joalo, me' ba ile tsepisa lelapa leo hore ba tlilo thuso ka mo baka khonang ka teng, me' le baahi ba bang ba motse oa Boitumelo ba tobaneng le pheoetso ena, ho tlilo fihlelloa tharollo.

Baahi bane ba thabisitswe keho bona baeta-pele ba bona ba tlile ho bona, haholo ho bona Sesole sa Africa Borao ka hare ho motse oa bona, e le se hlalosang hore ba bolokehile.

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National Minimum Wage Bill now official!

MZANSI EMPLOYEES WILL SOON EARN FROM R20 PER HOUR = ABOUT R3500 PER MONTH!

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resident Cyril Ramaphosa has signed into law the National Minimum Wage Bill which sets an historic precedent in the protection of low-earning workers and provides a platform for reducing inequality in society and decreasing huge disparities in income in the national labour market.

The National Minimum Wage Act will come into force on a date to be determined by the President by proclamation.

The Act sets a floor of R20 per hour for the majority of the country’s workers, which will raise the earnings of an estimated six million South Africans – more than half of the labour force - who earn below this level at present.

The National Minimum Wage Act sets South Africa’s first national minimum wage at R20 an hour – equivalent to R3 500 per month, depending on the number of hours worked – and creates a phase-in period for farm workers, forestry workers, domestic workers, welfare sector and care workers, due to their vulnerability to disemployment.

The President’s signing of the new law comes four years, to the month, after the National Economic Development and Labour Council (Nedlac) first began deliberations on the protection of low-paid workers; fair and effective competition in the labour market, and the challenges of

labour instability, caused by violent strikes and the duration of strikes, and wage inequality.

Following these deliberations and recommendations by an advisory panel chaired by Prof Imraan Valodia of the University of the Witwatersrand, President Ramaphosa has also assented to the Basic Conditions of Employment Amendment Bill and Labour Relations Amendment Bill which were negotiated by Nedlac at the same time as the National Minimum Wage.

Taken together, these Bills introduce a National Minimum Wage and provide for the technical arrangements needed to support implementation The National Minimum Wage Act recognises South Africa as one of the most unequal societies and notes the need to eradicate poverty and inequality.

President Ramaphosa has reiterated his appreciation to all stakeholders engaged in the development of the legislation for their focus on creating a new dispensation for the country’s most vulnerable workers and for bringing South Africa into line with international best practice.

The President has also underscored that while national minimum wage will not end income inequality, it provides a firm and unassailable foundation – which is agreed to by all social partners – from which to advance the struggle for a living wage.

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Mangethe Express gives back to the community!

Mangethe Express staff and management decided to give back to the Ekurhuleni community with school shoes for the kids who couldn't have school shoes for next year.

On Wednesday, November 28, children from various schools were treated to an early Christmas present. Mangethe Express CEO Henry Zwane, has took it upon himself to donate 200 school shoes to 20 different lower primary schools in the City. Responding to a call by President Cyril Ramaphosa of “Thuma Mina/Send Me” where he called upon South Africans from all walks of life to be active agents in changing the status quo of poverty and inequality. Zwane also remembered the great leader, late President Nelson Rholihlahla Mandela, when he said “children are the most vulnerable citizens in the society and the greatest of our treasures.”

Mangethe Express & Logistics is a black-owned and managed transportation company that deals with corporate trips, private trips like rallies and festivals, and scholar transport services. Their buses range from luxury to semi-luxury, all driven by licensed operators.

Cangro Project awards young food growers in Ratanda!

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he Cangro Prize Giving Ceremony took place at the Heidelberg Mall on the November 28.

Cangro is a proudly South African sustainable development, ‘green’ initiative in the progressive educational and food security space which teaches children how to grow food, upside down.

Heidelberg Mall is a sponsor of the first project of this kind in the Lesedi area.

Cangro aims to empower children with the knowledge, skills and capacity to successfully nurture and care for their very own upside-down tomato plant, while at the same time, teaching them to nurture and care for themselves and their environment.

The Mall awarded the best learners who have

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managed to grow the healthiest largest plant, voted by the public on the mall’s Facebook page.

The teachers and the 30 finalist from the two participating Schools Boneha Primary and Sithokomele Primary were also honoured for their contribution.

Every learner in attendance was awarded a certificate of achievement.

Out of the two schools chosen, Boneha Primary won Best School award.

Mr Moeketsi Moremi from Boneha and Thabile from Sithokomela won the Best Teacher awards respectfully. Both teachers were also given cash prizes.

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Hlanga Edgar from Boneha won the viewers choice award and was given a bicycle and certificate.

The Heidelberg Mall Cangro Project has been implemented at Boneha Primary and Sithokomele Primary Schools.

A total of 305 Grade 3 scholars have each received an upside down tomato plant which they will nurture over a 3 month period leading up to a prize giving which will take place at Heidelberg Mall.

Through innovation focused on the use of recycled material, Cangro hopes to inspire a generation of young thinkers and future entrepreneurs who can contribute in a meaningful way to a sustainable South Africa.

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Better Days EP out now!

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Load-shedding could not stop Maghandi!

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he saying that goes: ‘stars can’t shine without darkness’ clearly described the moment when Mazz Maghandi launched his first solo project, titled Dawn Of a New Era, on Saturday evening (December 1).

The bad weather and electricity load-shedding in Ratanda could not stop the determined fans and music lovers to converge and celebrate local talent.

The launch was held at eCar Wash (Extension 26) organized with a great line-up of djs and hip-hop artists.

But due to the power cuts, most performances did not happen.

In the midst of the darkness and little possibility of power being restored on time, Kgosana “Mazz

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Maghandi” Mazibuko and his team did the impossible. When guests and fans heard Maghandi’s music play the speakers of a car, they got up and joined the artist in song and cheers.

Mazz Maghandi poured his heart out in this 10-track project.

Some of the fan favourites like Kahleni Bo (produced by Kowbey Earlay), Summer Fever (produced by Owzito) and Othandweni (featuring Pastor Bae) are featured on the EP. The dynamic rap style by Mazibuko is clearly on a league of its own.

The rapper can easily move from English verses to IsiZulu punchlines in one track. Tracks like Do The Most (produced by Hectik) and Mina Ngiyala (produced by Dnizy) are very motivational and speak to all who are

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on their everyday hustle.

Maghandi’s songs have been playlisted on major and local radio stations, so expect to hear more about him on other platforms as the artist plans to promote his EP in the coming year.

Despite the unfortunate natural circumstances that occurred during the launch, everyone present had an unforgettable experience and will surely become a great tale when one day Mazz Maghandi has reached his pinnacle in the music industry.

The Dawn Of a New Era EP by Mazz Maghandi is available for download on SoundCloud, AudioMack and on disc at R80 each.

Visit the artist’s Facebook page (Mazz Maghandi) for more information.

atanda’s very own kwaito sensation, BK Supremo, has officially released his newest project titled Better Days EP. The six track music journey is a perfect way to open anyone’s festive season holidays. The EP features quality sounds and beats, produced by Owzito (real name Tshepo Nkutha) that blend modern party vibe with the classic kwaito music tempo.

Cornelius Suping better known as ”BK Supremo” is no stranger on the music scene he’s also known from where he made his mark by participated in the 2014 Gumba Fest Competition hosted by Dj Tira (Afrotainment) where he rocked the Newcastle Crowd with his hit song “Bula Boot”.

The first track from the Better Days EP, Abangani Bam, is a memorable summer hit that promises to take the young talent places.

The single was recently played on Lesedi FM’s ReaKubeletsa Kasi’s Finest, Kwaito Djs also play this single on their sets like Dj Fisha-Fasha’s radio mixes and on Dj Miss T kwaito mixes. The creative genius beatmaker, Owzito provided a catalogue of sounds that BK Supremo has laced with his flows and lyrics.

Most of the songs have a easy-to-sing hook (chorus) and are made for the partygoers and everyone with feel for kwaito music.

BK Supremo is a proudly South African versatile artist, musician, songwriter, entertainer, who was born and raised in the streets of Ratanda township.

Supremo is one of those freshest artists to come out from the township who’s aiming to bring some fresh breath of Mzansi flavour through his music.

Like any other artist Supremo developed the love and passion for music in his early age back then during his high school days with his friends.

Back in 2009, Supremo and his friends decided to form a hip hop group and named it after their township where they come from which is Ratanda and because they were bunch of rockers they called their group ‘Ratanda Force’.

Another memorable song is Ziwa Futhi (featuring Owzito) is certainly made for the movers and shakers ekasi who love a good time.

Released in November, the Better Days EP has featured artists like Magnet, Blue Scale and Owzito.

To get this great kasi classic, visit the artist on Facebook or Twitter (BK Supremo ZA) and via email at bookingsupremo91@ gmail.com.

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South Africa has 19 functional national parks in seven of the nine provinces of South Africa with a total area of just over 4 million hectares. SAN Parks manages these parks, comprising 67% of the protected areas under state management. In the last two decades, seven new national parks have been established, totalling over 700 000 hectares, with much of this being in the under conserved biomes such as the Succulent Karoo and Fynbos.

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Sports Mapepeza

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Heartbreak as Super Falcons sink Banyana!

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igeria’s Super Falcons beat Banyana Banyana 4-3 in a penalty shoot out after the two teams were deadlocked 0-0 after 120 minutes of gruelling football in a final played in Accra, Ghana on Saturday afternoon (December 1).

This means that Nigeria are nine-time African Women Cup of Nations (AWCON) champions.

While Banyana Banyana will be proud of their achievements, losing to Nigeria is always something South Africa generally doesn’t take lightly.

Noko Matlou, Mpumi Nyandeni and Mamello Mkhabane all scored for the South Africans from the spot while Lebogang Ramalepe and Linda Motlhalo missed to hand the Super Falcons yet another continental title.

The match started in two teams’ typical fashion with Banyana Banyana keeping possession for long periods while the physically imposing Nigerians tried to muscle their way through.

Leandra Smeda was the first to have an attempt on goal but her long range efforts sailed

over the bar. Busisiwe Ndimeni then saw her long range shot tipped over the bar by the Nigerian keeper Oluehi Tochukwu as South Africa pressed forward.

It was a war of attrition in the midfield with both teams giving very little away. Nigeria could have taken the lead when they were awarded a penalty in the 75th minute after the referee adjudged that Kaylin Swart had committed a foul in the box but Asat Oshoala’s tame effort went wide as the match remained deadlocked.As the match went into extra time, both teams looked visibly fatigued but it was South Africa that fashioned better scoring chances with Thembi Kgatlana’s shot well saved by Tochukwu.

The match then went to penalty shoot-out where the Nigerians eventually won 4-3.

It was a bitter pill to swallow for the Mzansi team who were the better side throughout the normal playing time.

In fact, Banyana Banyana played some scintillating football throughout this AWCON tournament in Ghana and will feel hard done by the final result, but such is football.

SAFA e fana ka tlhahlobo ea Banyana Banyana!

Ha ba fihla ka Sontaha (la 2 Tshitwe) ba tsoa Ghana moo ba qetileng lipapali 'me ba tšoaneleha bakeng sa FIFA ea Lefatše la Basali ba FIFA, SAFA e ile ea fa Banyana Banyana cheke ea bona e tšepisitsoeng e fetang limilione tse R2,4 tseo ba tla li arolelana.

SAFA e ile ea kopana le libapali pele li tloha ho ea AFFON ea 2018 ea Basali 'me ba tiisa mokhatlo oa bonase bakeng sa libapali.

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bafani ba SASOL. Boleng ba bonase bo ne bo etsoa le libapali nako e telele pele ba e-ea Ghana le ka thuso ea bafani le 'muso ka Lotto, khothatso ea bonase e ile ea lumellana ke mekhatlo eohle.

Libonase tse lefuoeng, tse ka bang R2 415 000 li tla arolelanoa feela ke libapali tse 21 tse ileng tsa kenya letsoho ho basali ba AFCON 2018. Chekete e ile ea fetisetsoa ho Captain, Janine van Wyk ha sehlopha se fihla.

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Gauteng MEC for Sports, Arts, Culture and Recreation Miss Faith Mazibuko officially opened the Jameson Park Multi-sports court on Wednesday (December 5).

“Throughsport, we can be responsible citizens,” said MEC Mazibuko encouraging youngsters in the Lesedi area to use this facility.

The department confirms that this multi-sports court is one of many to be opened, made to address shortage of sports and recreation facilities. This drive also ensures that everyone, including disadvantaged communities have access to well-equipped facilities with a variety of sporting codes.

The Jameson Park Multi-sports court is fitted with a unique floor made to ease the impact of someone falling, plus it has made adjustment for all sports to enjoy its surfaces with movable poles.

Basketball, netball, soccer and volleyball are the main sporting codes allowed to participate, mainly made for the youth to use it to train and improve their abilities.

MEC Mazibuko urged the young people to protect the facility from vandalism, further encouraging them to frequently utilize it so they can grow their sporting abilities.