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03-10 MARCH 2017

ArmY lAnds in JErusAlEm to hElp rEscuE richArd(5) The meter deep sink hole at the Jerusalem informal settlement near Primrose where Richard Thola (5) fell on Saturday, February 24.

THE South African National Defence Force has heeded the call from City of Ekurhuleni Mayor Mzwandile Masina at Jerusalem informal settlementnear primrose on Thursday, March 2.

The Mayor at the press conference indicated that he sent an official request to the Minister of Defence asking for further assistance in the rescue operation.

This is after a young boy fell into a mining sink hole, which was a shaft on Saturday afternoon (February 25).

“This indeed is a tragedy and its very unfortunate that it happened. As the City of Ekurhuleni we have requested more expertise from the Department of Defence. I have personally written the letter to the Minister to expand our alternatives and assess what more we can do given the magnitude of the risk.

Mayor Mzwandile Masina meeting SANDF Army generals at the site of the accident.

The Department of Mineral Resources had dispatched a team led by the Mine Rescue Services (MRS), which gave a detailed report of all possible dangers of the operation and limitations.

The Mayor indicated that all avenues which are available will be exhausted

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ARMY LANDS IN JERUSALEM TO HELP RESCUE MISSING BOY... THE STORY BEGINS ON PAGE 1! prior to calling off the rescue mission.

The SANDF are currently on site since to further advise and assist on the possibilities of what can be achieved and hopefully bring finality to the matter.

Ekurhuleni ANC Caucus has called upon the owners of these private own land to also take the responsibility by closing down these mine shafts as our communities continues to be affected.

“About fifty (50) per cent of the land area of the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality is located on dolomite land including areas of intense residential, commercial and industrial development.

Dolomite land is susceptible to sinkhole and

subsidence formation primarily through ground water level drawdown and ingress of water.

We therefore urge our communities who are staying in those areas to cooperate with our government when they are requested to be moved to better areas to minimize the loss of life.”

“We are also encouraged that the ANC leg government through the Executive Mayor Cllr Mzwandile Masina’s call that we have since managed to get more expertise from the Department of Defence who are currently on sight to assist continue with the search and, to expand our alternatives and assess what more we can do given the mag-

nitude of the risk,” said the ANC Ekurhuleni Caucus in a statement.

According to the statement, about 200 families from Jerusalem informal settlement will soon be moved to a better safe area.

As the ANC led government in the City of Ekurhuleni, we’ve made a commitment to build 100 000 thousand houses and 59 000 service stands to address the issue of housing backlog and providing dignified residential areas for our residents.

Mayor Mzandile Masina has called for calm from the people living in Jerusalem. “We urge the community to remain calm and allow experts to guide us on a way forward.”

GoVt. QuicklY rEsponds to rooF collApsE! THE collapse of the roof in the foyer of Charlotte Maxeke Academic Hospital was a result of shoddy workmanship by contractors, says infrastructure MEC Jacob Mamabolo.

Speaking to journalists on Thursday evening (March 2) after visiting the site where five people sustained minor injuries Mamabolo said the contractor, Thandzanani Trading Enterprise, would be removed from the site with immediate effect.

"We could clearly see the structure on which the contractor was working. The way

they were removing the concrete stone, we could see they did not do a proper check on the strength of the building or the roof itself. We don't think that there was a preliminary check, that's why it collapsed."

The contractor removed concrete stones and placed them on a thin roof that could not handle the weight, he said.

"They removed the concrete stones and put them on a site on top of the structure.

Because of the weight on concrete stones, the roof collapsed."

Mamabolo said the contractor needed to

be held accountable for the manner workers approached the job.

"They could have taken measures to make sure that what we are sitting with does not happen...

Any reasonable contractor would take proper measures to check the structure. Already there is a case to answer."

He said he was also shocked to learn that the contractor did not place any warning signs where work was being done. charlottenews.net

A 45 years old male suspect arrested on Thursday afternoon, March 2 for dealing in dagga after he was found with 16 slopes in a black plastic bag in Shalimar Ridge (Heidelberg). officers of Ekurhuleni East Cluster Flash Task Team were conducting Second Hand Goods and visiting Liquor operation in Heidelberg policing precinct led by Captain Angus Abrahams. police received information of a man selling dagga. Quick response by Constablse Bongani Mtsweni and Jack Mariri lead to the arrest of the suspect.

Furthermore, the Task Team visited three second hand goods shops and a licence Liquor outlet. At the Liquor outlet, the licence was not displayed in the premises where liquor us sold. A J534 summon of R1 000 was issued for the store’s failure to display a Liquor Licence in the premises.

The Cluster Flash Task Team further recovered a stolen bicycle that was sold to the pawn Shop. The bicycle was reported stolen at Ratanda SApS on Tuesday, February 28.

The arrested suspect for Dealing in dagga case will appear before Heidelberg Magistrate Court soon.

LEFT: The Provincial Government Executives who rushed to the accident scene, MEC Dr. Gwen Ramokgopa, Premier David Makhura and MEC Jacob Mamabolo .

ABOVE: The collapsed roof at the Charlotte Maxeke Academic Hospital in Johannesburg on March 2.

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MZANSI FIRST BLACK FEMALE AUTHOR DIES President Jacob Zuma has extended his heartfelt condolences on the passing of the legendary author, literary pioneer and recipient of the Order of Ikhamanga, Ms Miriam Tlali who passed away on February 24.

“We have learned with deep sadness of the passing of one of the country’s internationally celebrated black female authors, Ms Tlali, who played a critical role during the liberation struggle by telling a true South African story

through her anti-apartheid novels, amongst other writings. She will be remembered for her outstanding literary work which earned her several accolades and honours including the Order of Ikhamanga which was bestowed on her for her excellent intellectual achievements and contribution to the development of literature in South Africa.

We wish to convey our deepest condolences to her family, relatives and all in the arts and culture industry. May

Gauteng Invests Millions In The Future

Gauteng Premier David Makhura and Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi (centre) pose for a photo with the beneficiaries of the GCRA Bursary Scheme in Newtown’s Turbine Hall on Thursday, March 2.

Top matriculants from Gauteng schools were showered with R296 million worth of bursaries to further their studies by Gauteng Premier David Makhura on Thursday.

some failed their subjects. We are proud to invest huge amounts to bursaries and education, but we need learners to pass,” MEC Lesufi said.

Accompanied by Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi, Premier Makhura handed over cheques as part of bursaries sponsored by the Gauteng City Region Academy, an initiative of the provincial government.

Since 2009, the Gauteng tertiary education bursary has benefitted 12 000 learners. At the moment, 4000 learners are being supported.

These bursaries cover the costs of education, accommodation and monthly needs for the learners. In attendance at the ceremony, held at Turbine Hall in the Johannesburg CBD, were the ecstatic learners, accompanied by their parents.

MEC Panyaza Lesufi said as much as they were proud to invest millions of rands on bursaries, he was saddened by learners who misused this opportunity.

Education department statistics show that nearly 26% of learners that previously benefitted from this bursary had failed at university, something MEC Lesufi wants to put a stop to.

“Almost 26% of bursary [beneficiaries] failed, students did not complete school,

A total of R800 million has been spent by the government to ensure learners get education, to train students for different professions and to help unemployed youth.

Premier Makhura said this was the largest number of students awarded bursaries this year, noting that a sizeable majority of them hailed from township schools.

“In 2017 alone we have 2 800 children getting to varsity. It’s the largest intake of bursaries … We do this because we want them to become young professionals, to help build the South African dream,” he said.

The Premier told learners and their parents that while university provides more freedom, they have to make the best of the chance they have been given because passing regularly was the only way to keep being

funded by the provincial government.

“I am giving you a warning, university is different. At school there was always someone who checked your work, even your parents helped. At university, you are on your own, you can use that freedom for good or to bring yourself down. We want you to pass. The government wants you to pass first year, if you don’t [the Gauteng government] will not fund your repeat year."

Premier Makhura said protests should not be used as an excuse for not writing exams.

“No excuses will be taken for not writing exams. The only thing we will ask you this year is ‘did you pass or not’?”

He urged parents to encourage their kids to work hard at university.

“Parents, we are doing a lot to help our young kids.

We are investing in programmes to give them a better living. Any country not investing in the youth is heading for disaster as a nation. We are not doing them a favour… encourage them to work hard,” he said.

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her soul rest in peace,” President Zuma said.

Ms Tlali is the author of the renowned novel called Muriel at Metropolitan” published in 1975. She also wrote, amongst others, internationally acclaimed black consciousness novel “Amandla” in 1980.

Miriam Tlali was the first black woman in South Africa to publish a novel in 1975.

She was also one of the first to write about Soweto.

Obituary Of MIRIAN TLALI

Miriam Tlali was born on 11 November 1933 in Doornfontein in Johannesburg, Transvaal (Gauteng). She grew up in Sophiatown. Miriam wanted to study literature at the University of the Witwatersrand but was not admitted due to the reservation of positions for White students. She later went to study at Pius the XII University (now University of Lesotho). Unfortunately she couldn’t complete her studies due to financial difficulties. No longer able to study, Tlali found a job as a bookkeeper at a furniture store.

In 1969, Tlali had written and completed a novel titled Muriel at Metropolitan, a semi-autobiographical work. The novel was only published six years later in 1975.

It was the first novel written by a Black woman to be published in South Africa.

In 1979, the novel was banned by the Apartheid government; however, it was published internationally under the title Between Two Worlds by Longman African Classics. In 1980, Tlali published her second novel Amandla (meaning Power) which was based on the 1976 Soweto uprising. Sadly the novel was banned only weeks after it was published. Just like her first novel, Amandla was translated into several languages, including Japanese, Polish, German and Dutch. Both novels were unbanned in 1986. In 1984 she wrote a collection of short stories, interviews and non-fiction titled Mihloti (meaning tears). In 1989, Footprints in the Quag (initially titled Soweto Stories) was published

by Pandora Press.

As an author Tlali has travelled the world and represented South Africa in several countries. In 1978 she was invited to an international writing programme at Iowa State University in the United States of America. Between 1989 and 1990, Tlali was a visiting scholar at the Southern African Research Program at Yale University.

For her contribution to the literary profession, Tlali has received many accolades, including being honoured by the Department of Arts, Culture, Science and Technology for being the first Black woman to publish a novel. In 1995, the Department also honoured her with a Literary Lifetime Achievement Award and in 2008; she received the Presidential Award, Ikhamanga Silver.

Tlali’s founded the publishing house Skotaville. As a member of the Women's National Coalition, Tlali assisted in drafting the Preamble to the South African Women's Charter.

In 2013, Tlali celebrated her 80th birthday. She was reported to be writing her autobiography.

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Ekurhuleni to put more residents in decent homes!

Plans are underway to reduce the housing backlog in Ekurhuleni following the announcement that government will start building 100 000 houses in the metro to benefit residents in the 119 informal settlements in the municipality.

The massive human settlements project was announced by Ekurhuleni Executive Mayor Mzwandile Masina during a sod turning event held in Leeuwpoort, Boksburg, on Monday, February 27.

“We have a number of government officials who are in the gap market, where we have to intervene through the financial-linked individual subsidy programme (Flisp), mixed subsidy houses, the gap market and fully bonded houses,” said Mayor Masina.

Government will look into building with alternative building technology material in order meet the project’s targets. Local labour, including subcontracting of local businesses from the community where the development is Billed as one of the biggest human taking place, will also be used to ensettlement projects in the Gauteng courage local empowerment.

City Region and boasting an investment of R2 billion, the project is being Mayor Masina said Ekurhuleni, has implemented in partnership between set a target of building 100 000 units of Ekurhuleni, the provincial Human Set- houses over the next five years. tlements and national Human Settlements Departments.

Gauteng Human Settlements spokesperson, Keith Khoza, said the building In the Leeuwpoort mega project where project will inject a lot of money into the sod turning ceremony was held, 22 the area, as it will create massive em000 mixed housing units will be built. ployment for locals. It will also assist in providing the social infrastructure that Mayor Masina said this year Ekurhu- is highly needed by communities. leni will start with the bulk infrastructure services such as water and sewer- “We are also seeing the unprecedented age. The construction of top structures integration of communities, bridging will start in 2018. the issue of poverty and wealth, and also integrating our communities be“This project is going to contribute cause the neighbouring communities towards our dream of building 100 000 currently in informal settlements will units in the metro over the current term be integrated here into this project,” said of local government.

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SAA and Caring4Girls deliver a little dignity!

dispel many of the myths and taboos that still surround menstruation. The programme was conceptualised by Richard Mabaso in 2012 after he overhead a fearful conversation between his mom and one of his nieces about some of the taboos still associated with menstruation. He was further galvanised when he discovered that underprivileged girls miss up to 50 days of school a year due to being ill-equipped to handle their periods.

Richard had just conceptualised and organised the Trek4Mandela expedition, which provided for a group of South Africans to climb Kilimanjaro with the aim of reaching the summit on Mandela Day, and he knew he could apply a lot of what he had learnt in the process to the new programme. Both the Trek4Mandela and Caring4Girls programmes have since recognised by the Nelson Mandela Foundation as innovative concepts that help “make every day a Mandela day”.

SAA General Manager Stakeholder and Shareholder Relations Lusanda Jiya poses for a photo with Tamaho Primary School girls in Katlehong.

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South African Airways (SAA), in association with the Imbumba Foundation’s Caring4Girls programme made life a little easier for 58 girls at the Tamaho Primary School in Katlehong on Monday, February 27.

SAA has been supporting Caring4Girls, a menstrual education and sanitary towel distribution programme, since May 2016.

Today the airline donated 332 packs of sanitary towels to Tamaho Primary, enough to last the 58 girls for a full term. This follows a similar donation made to the school in September last year.

Speaking at the handover today, SAA’s General Manager Stakeholder and Shareholder Relations Lusanda Jiya, shared with the learners her first experience when she got her period at age 11. The learners were inspired and happy to hear that they are not alone and can relate to her experience.

In the previous handover, the school had also indicated the need for food for the learners. SAA employees saw this as a need that requires immediate attention and decided to take money out of their own pockets to donate cereal to the school and make sure that this need is also met. The cereal is prepared every morning for all the 1550 learners at the school.

Caring4Girls is one of several programmes developed and implemented by the Imbumba Foundation, which receives sponsorship support from several large companies as well as from SAA. The Foundation aims to bring about social change in South Africa by investing in poor - mainly rural - communities and by empowering them to create better opportunities for themselves. The Caring4Girls programme, which reaches approximately 350,000 girls in all nine provinces at the moment, ultimately aims to reach 2 million with education about men-

struation and much-needed sanitary towels.

“SAA is deeply committed to the empowerment of women and girls,” says the airline’s spokesperson, Tlali Tlali, “and we know we can only be effective if we offer support from multiple angles at the same time.”

Speaking to the girls at the handover, TV personality and business woman Gerry ‘Rantseli Elsdon’ said ‘’I am part of Caring4Girls so that I can inspire you to also help others when you grow up. I have climbed Kilimanjaro twice to make sure that all of you have one less mountain to climb.’’

SAA’s transformation programme places a high priority on attracting girls to careers in the airline industry and on providing worldclass training in all areas of its business. The national carrier also understands that, in order to be able to build meaningful careers, girls can’t afford to miss valuable school days because of menstrual issues.

“This is why we became involved in supporting Caring4Girls,” says Tlali. “We know this is a gateway programme that is making a real difference in so many lives.”

Apart from providing health education and sanitary towels, Caring4Girls aims to

Caring4Girls co-founder Richards Mabaso, TV Personality and business woman Gerry Rantseli Elsdon, Miss SA finalist Priyeshka Lutehman (centre) on Monday, February 27.

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DIPALESENG LOCAL COUNCIL OF STAKEHOLDERS LAUNCHED!

ON Tuesday, February 28, Dipaleseng Local Municipality launched the Local Council of Stakeholders under the Operation Vuka Sisebente programme (OVS) which is a provincially adopted delivery model to be utilized by all stakeholders with a strong base within communities as an extension of the Integrated Services Delivery Model at national level.

ward, local and provincial war rooms. Indepth analysis of the programme, terms of references including roles and responsibilities of various stakeholders were clearly outlined by the department.

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(CDW) will be stationed at the local war room offices, one in each ward were community members will have opportunity to walk in to these offices and lodge complaints or report matters of concern.

The CDW would record and then correctly channel these complaints to relevant

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authorities.

Follow up on these and produce monthly reports relating to activities of the ward war room.

These reports will get escalated to the local war room at municipal level, which is chaired by the Executive Mayor.

This is a provincial programme aimed at closing gaps in terms of service delivery and adopting and integrated approach to services delivery issues and as well coordinated manner of planning as low as ward level.

The ward level the war room structures are already functional with elected members that serve there as the local war rooms were all launched towards the end of 2016 year.

Stakeholders from different structures, mostly sector departments within the vicinity, councilors as well as municipal management led by the Acting Municipal Manager, Mr. Sailor Netshivhale were also present at this event.

The Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs was in attendance to facilitate the programme and oversee the launching through sharing information on the council and the linkage between the

Gert Sibande TVET Honours Top Achievers!

Hard work and determination pays off once again when Gert Sibande TVET College Balfour campus honoured top achieving students.

On Thursday, March 2, the college in partnership with Department of Higher Education held an award ceremony for the best academic performers during the November/December exams.

Merit certificates and prizes (consisting of laptops, tablets etc.) were handed over by the acting campus manager Zine Beku, Deputy CEO Jan Pretorius and Education specialist Maubane Joel.

The top achiever in G.S College Balfour was none other than Promise Vilakazi (25), who was published on Mapepeza Issue #6

on February 17.

She was given a trophy with prizes for her six distinction pass in her Office Administration course.

Other top achievers included Noluthando Zulu (Civil L2), Nkosinathi Ndlovu (Civil L3), Euranda Khanye (Civil L4), Phindile Mavundla (Office L4).

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oN Friday, February 24, the Gauteng provincial Legislature’s Deputy Chairperson of Committees, Mike Madlala received donations from the National Lottery on behalf of Tembisa Society For The Care and Welfare of the Aged (TSCWA)

in a form of a Quantum mini-bus taxi and a van in Tembisa.

The TSCWA member’s choir sang melodiously during the ceremony, as a sign of gratitude for these gifts.

These much needed donations will go a

long way in assisting the frail care centre for the elderly with their current transport needs.

This is also part of the Gauteng provincial Legislature’s role in ensuring that

Npo’s in Gauteng get the support from not only government departments, but from institutions such as the National Lottery where Npo funding is set aside on an annual basis to assist Npo’s.

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