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OPEATION FIELA II:

BATTLE OF ISANDLWANA

“TSWARA, TLOSA, KWALLA” MEC Donates Uniform to learners in Devon + GAMES + LIFESTYLE + BURSARIES

Inside “Roots & Culture”

EKURHULENI CELEBRATE ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE!

REST IN PEACE BRA HUGH MASEKELA TRIBUTES, BIOGRAPHY, PICS + MORE INSIDE!

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REST IN PEACE (1939 - 2017) BRA HUGH MASEKELA The Life and Times of Bra Hugh!

Masekela was born in 1939 in KwaGuqa, His 1968 smash hit Grazing in the Grass Witbank. He took up the trumpet at 14, sold four million copies and was nomiwhich was presented to him by Archbish- nated for a Grammy Award for best contemporary pop performance – instrumental.

Masekela holds an honorary Doctor of Music from Rhodes University, honorary Doctorate in Music from University of York and is a recipient of the Order of Ikhamanga of the South African National Orders.

As the elder statesman of African music, Hugh Masekela occupies a special spot

BY Nkululeko Xaba

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Mongameli wakuleli uMnumzane Jacob Zuma udlulise amazwi enduduzo emndenini wengqalabutho yeqhawe kumculo we-Jazz uMnumzane Hugh Masekela obeyiqhawe lamaqhawe ekulweleni ubumbano kwizizwe ngezizwe ngokucula kwakhe okuhlabahlosile.

UMongameli uchaze ukudlula emhlabeni kuka Mnumzane Masekela njengogqemeka engeqiwa ntwana emculweni weJazz.

Leliciko lidlule emhlabeni selineminyaka engamashumi ayisikhombisa nesishiyagalombili emva kokuxinwa isifo somdlavuza wabesilisa.

op Trevor Huddleston, the anti-apartheid activist. By 1956 Masekela joined Alfred Herbert’s African Jazz Revue.

In 1959 Masekela, Abdullah Ibrahim, Kippie Moeketsi, Makhaya Ntshoko and Johnny Gertze formed the Jazz Epistles which became the first jazz group to record an LP. He ended up in the musical King Kong which later went to London’s West End for two years.

By 1960 Masekela was sent to London’s Guildhall School of Music.

He visited the US and befriended Harry Belafonte. He also attended Manhattan School of Music in New York where he

Umndeni wakwaMasekela uqinisekisile kwabezindaba ngokudlula kwaleliciko ngoLwesibili wathi "Ukulwile ukulwa okuhle umfoka Masekela, kodwa ke ugadle zephuka ekulwisaneni nalesisifo somdlavuza, uphumule ngokuthula kwelaseGoli esingethwe amalunga omndeni wakhe."

UmfokaMasekela ubeyinkakha kwezomculo we-Jazz ehlonishwa kumhlabawonke jikelele ngamagalelo akhe aphusile iminyaka ngeminyaka. Ngonyaka ka-2010, UMongameli uZuma wamchoma uphaphe lwegwalagwala ngendondo ye-National Order of Ikhamanga (Gold) ku Masekela ukusebenzisa umculo wakhe ukulwa nobandlululo nengcindezelo kubantu bakuleli lengabadi.

UMphathiswa wezeMidlalo, ubuCiko,amaSiko nokuziVocavoca eGoli, uNkosikazi Faith Mazibuko, udlulise ukudabuka okukhulu nokushaqisayo ngokudlula ngokuzuma emhlabeni kwalengqalabutho yomculo.

Kusho uMphathiswa: “UMzansi Africa nezikaqedisizungu bagqemeke enkulu ingozi ngokuhamba kwaleliciko elinguHugh, okubuhlungu nje ukuthi usedlulile emhlabeni.

Ubeliqhawe elakwazi ukukhulisa indima yomculo ngokukhuluma amaqiniso ahlale obala bha ukuze kuthuthuke izwe lethu ngobuqotho.”

"Wonke umhlaba ukhala esikaNandi ngokudlula emhlabeni kwezingqalabutho ezihlabahlosile ngazo zonke izinkathi, lento isiyinsakavukela umchilo wesidwaba nakuleli lengabadi.

SinguHulumeni wesiFundazwe saseGoli nezakhamuzi namaphethelo sifisa ukudlulisa ukudabuka okukhulu emndenini wakwaMasekela ngokushiywa ilungu eliqavile, nasendimeni yomculo nakubobonke abathandi bomculo wakhe, sithi "ULALE NGOKUTHULA QHAWE LAMAQHAWE SIYOHLEZI SIKUKHUMBULA..."

studied classical trumpet from 1960 to 1964.

From the Community Archives

"Isizwe sikhala ezimathonsi ngokudlula emhlabeni kwalengqalabutho esimnkantsh'ubomvu kwezomculo weJazz, sisakhala kakhulu njengesizwe saseMzansi Africa nakumazwe ngamazwe ngokuwa kwalensika yomculo,” kuchaza okaMsholozi.

FOR HUGH MASEKELA Manboy of the ages mirror of my stupidity and wisdom. Yours too if you know there is no such thing as even a perfect god We are all dispensable like words or songs like obsolete tools like a mother’s afterbirth Rending. Yes. We travel we move closer. Or apart Don’t we know that even the sun can be brutal!

This then is the rhythm and the blues of it Home is where the music is - Keorapetse ‘Bra Willie’ Kgositsile

reserved for icons and legends.

Bra Hugh boasted a career that has spanned over six decades never showed signs of slowing down. But for Bra Hugh, as he’s affectionately known, it’s never been just about recording and releasing songs.

A passionate Africanist, Masekela says he obsesses about cancelling the borders in the minds of Africans.

After a protracted and courageous battle with prostate cancer, he passed peacefully in Johannesburg, South Africa surrounded by his family on Tuesday, January 23.

This photograph was taken in Alexandra Township (Johannesburg) when Pat Mbuti and Maria Mashinini tied the knot back in October 17, 1959. The young Hugh Masekela is spotted playing with the band behind the newly weds.

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Kutholakele umzimba epulazini e-Rooikraal

Amaphoyisa wase-Heidelberg avule icala lokubulala, emuva kokuthi kutholakale umzimba owesifazane ongaba neminyaka ephakathi kwamashumi amabili nesishiyagalolunye (28) namashumi amathathu nanthathu (33), utholakele eshonile egcekeni.

Umufi utholakele enamanxeba avulekile ebusweni nasekhanda, kanye namanxeba okusha ebusweni nasemathangeni.

Ngenkathi amaphoyisa ethola umufi, utholakale agcwele igazi ebusweni. Ubude bakhe bucishe bufika ku-1.6m, umzimba ophakathi nje, umbala wakhe umbala ofana nekhofi, izinwele zifushane ezinombala oshiyeli kodwa ubefake izinwele (wig) ezibomvu ezinde, ibermuda emnyama (charcoal), i-vest engwevu, kanye namateki amnyama abizwa nge-Tommy.

Umufi utholakele e-Rooikraal Farming , khona e-Heidelberg ngomhlaka 18 January 2018 ngolwesine.

Amaphoyisa wase-Heidelberg ayacela kubantu okungenzeka ukuthi banolwazi ngaleli cala ukuthi bashayele kulezi zinombolo zabo ezithi 016 341 0361/0372 ukuze basize ngophenyo lwaleli cala.

Abakatholakali abasolwa noma ababanjiwe kuleli cala.

Blind old man found dead!

Heidelberg Police opened an Inquest docket after an old blind man was found dead in a decomposed state at old mining house in Houtpoort Farm on Saturday afternoon, January 20.

It is alleged that one of the resident was passing by the Shack the deceased was staying and there was unusual smell. He immediately reported to the Police as the blind old man known as Mr Nhlapo was not seen for some weeks.

Police force the zinc open and found that the old man was dead and in a decomposed state.

The deceased is only known as Mr Nhlapo alleged to be from Duduza Location in Ekurhuleni Police are looking for a Xhosa speaking man known as Mr Ngungubane to assist Police with investigations.

Mr Ngungubane was staying and helping the old blind man to walk around and with all household needs. Mr Ngungubane is estimated at 1.4 meters tall, coffee colour in complexion, and long mouthstache. It is alleged that he was last seen around the area early December 2017 but alleged to be staying at Ext. 23 on Ratanda Location.

Anyone who might know his whereabouts can contact nearest Police Station or Heidelberg Detectives at 016 341 0400 or CSC at 016 341 0372/0343

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OPEATION FIELA II: “TSWARA, TLOSA, KWALLA”

BY Thulani Mashinini

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etona la Mapolesa Fikile Mbalula o hlalehile hore maponesa a tla tiisa letsoho kgatlano le dithethefatse, bonyokwane le bo bodu.

Mbalula o fane ka puo moketeng ea tsoseletso eaOperation Fiela II. “Re keke ra kgona ho pedisana mooho le dinyokwane setjhabaeng. Ha ntse be tswelapele, re ba tla tsoarella fatse.”

Bohato ba pele ea-Operation Fiella e ne eshebile haholo dibakeng tsa bonyokwane kgahlanong le bafaladi.

Tshepedišo ya bobedi e bitswang ‘Operation Fiella II’ e na le sepheo sa ho tswara, ho tlosa le ho kwalla dinokwane.

Moetapele

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Sepolesa,

General Khehla Sithole ore Operation Fiella II ikenyeletsa molao-motheo oa ho kwalla le ho tsoarella fatse boshodu sechabeng kaofela.

Tshepedišo ena e latela qeto

e nkile ke Cabinet, hore NDP kaofela. e tswele pele ka ho aha metse Mafapha a-NATJOINTS e bolokehileng.

(National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure) ba Operation Fiella II e tla ma- nkile karolo e kopanetsweng tha bakeng sa selemong se hore ba eme mmoho ka Op-

eration Fiella II. Mafapha a tla sebetsa mmoho ke ba SAPS, SARS (South African Revenue Sevices), Sepolesa sa di Metro, National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), Kgoro ya Merero ya

tsa Selegae (Home Affairs), Masole a sechaba le Lefapha la Toka le Ditshebeletso tsa Ditjhankana (Department of Justice and Correctional Services).

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UZuma uhalalisela uKganyago!

UMongameli Zuma uhalalisele uMnumzane uLesetja Kganyago obengumphathi bhange-ngodla laseMzansi Africa (SARB) ekukhethweni kwakhe eskhundleni esisha sokuba nguSihlalo kwi International Monetary Fund ne International Monetary and Financial Committee. Ukukhethwa kukaMnumzane Kganyago kuligxathu eliyingqayizivele lokubandanyeka kwithimba lochwepheshe nongoti ekubhekeleleni ukuthuthukiswa komnotho kuzwelonke jikelele.

"Simfisela inhlanhla uMnumzane Kganyago kwisikhundla sakhe esisha,futhi siyazi ukuthi uzosimela kahle kulomkhakha.Usewujwayele lomthwalo abamthwesa wona," kunanela uMongameli Zuma.

NgokukaNgqongqoshe wezeZimali wakuleli uthi kuyaqala ngqa ukuthi kukhethwe uSihlalo we-IMFC odabuka e-Saharan Africa, futhi ukukhethwa kwakhe kuzoqinisa elaseNingizimu Af-

kwimihlahlandlela ye-IMF. UMnumzane Kganyago uzongena ezicathulweni zika Agustin Carstens, uMphathi bhange-ngodla lase - Central Bank ezweni laseMexico.

UNgqongqoshe wezeZimali wakuleli uMnumzane Malusi Gigaba udlulise izilokotho ezinhle kuMnumzane Kganyago ngeqhaza lakhs elihle."

uMnumzane Kganyago uzoba nguchwepheshe kwesikaSihlalo we -IMF ngoba uzogeqa amagula ngenxa yekhono analo kwezokuphathwa nokwabiwa kwezimali zamazwe selokhu aqhoqhobala lesisikhundla sokuba ngu Mphathi webhange-ngodla laseMzansi Africa kusukela ngonyaka ka-2014 futhi wake wapharica ekuqiniseni izinhlaka tha kwisikhundla sokuba zokumeleleka ekuthathweni uMqondisi-jikelele ekuphathkwezinqumo eziphusile weni kwezimali zezwe.

WOMAN HIJACKED AND SHOT IN THE HAND IN BOKSBURG – VEHICLE RECOVERED IN WATTVILLE vided via the vehicle tracking company.

Just an hour after the incident the hijacked vehicle – a white Honda sedan -was located in Wattville.

It was found abandoned but intact. After the necessary formalities were completed the vehicle was taken to SAPS Van Ryn Deep The EMPD Equestrian pound in Benoni.

Unit members were alerted of the hijacking and were able to recover the vehicle an hour later in Wattville location, Benoni.

The hunt is on for the people behind the shooting and hijacking of a woman on Wednesday morning, January 24.

The woman was driving in Boksburg South, she was hijacked by unknown number of assailants and shot in the hand.

While the victim was receiving medical attention on the scene from paramedics, the Equestrian Unit members started the search of the hijacked vehicle and the suspects with the assistance of the GPS coordinates pro-

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#AskDMManamela

Government tweets all about Fee Free Higher Education!

Boxes have been placed in libraries around the Lesedi Local Muncipality for unemployed residents to be in line for possible job opportunities.

The Lesedi Local Municipality Executive Mayor Cllr. Lerato Maloka visited and co-hosted community meetings in Ratanda recently. The newly developed Vopak Terminal has commissioned a construction company (Chemie Tech) that will hire local during the project’s timeline.

The representatives and facilitators came to present their recruitment process and procedures to the unemployed. According to sources, the bulk fuel storage plant based in Jameson Park must hire locals in selected job vacancies, plus also offer opportunities to small business from surrounding areas. This is an agreement made between the Lesedi and Vopak management.

To note: The municipality is not part of the Vopak recruiting process, for enquiries contact Vopak's recruitment company directly: Vusani Facilitation: 0660533015 email address: hdlburgcvs@ gmail.com Local businesses must send their profiles via email to also stand in line for opportunities.

Kwa mudabukisa uMEC Mazibuko uku shona komlingisi owayeyisihlambani

uSandy Mokwena!

BY Nqobile Khumalo

UMphathiswa wezeMidlalo, ubuCiko, amaSiko nokuziVocavoca eGoli, uNkosikazi Faith Mazibuko, udlulise ukudabuka okukhulu nokushaqisayo ngokudlula ngokuzuma emhlabeni komunye waba lingisi abaziwayo eningizimu Afrika.

Ku lokhu kushone umlingisi odumile (uSandy Mokwena) owaziwa ngo Bra Eddie Khumalo ku mdlalo Scandal ku e.tv. uSandy Mokwena ushone ane minyaka ewu 68 “Yiviki eli nzima ku lemboni yaba lingisi be ningizimu Afrika. Ku malanga amabili andlule ku shone usazimculo (Bra Hugh Masikela) namhlanje sizwa ngo kushona komlingisi owayeyisihlambani. uSandy Mokwena waye ngu muntu olungile kakhulu futhi awu nqesta ngezo kulingisa.

Wa nikela kakhulu ku le mboni yezo buciko no kwe siko emsebenzini wakhe wa mashumi amabili.

Inigizimu Afrika nomhlaba jikelele usu lahlekelwe yiqhawe kuba lingisi namo aba libazisi. Egameni lika hulumeni waseGoli nomphakathi siba fisela okuhle bomdeni, na bomdlalo iScandal, nabe zobuciko nokwe siko kanye nabo bonke aba’mthandile. Maka lale ngo xolo, sizo hlale siku khumbule nge sipho sakho”. washo uMEC Mazibuko. uMokwena waye ngu’mdlali wochungechunge aba ningi nje ngo Generations, Soul City, Okavango, Khululeka, Going up, Yizo Yizo, Justice for all kanye ne Zero Tolerance.

Fee Free Higher Education is still on the minds of Twitter users as demonstrated by the questions posed to the Higher Education and Training Deputy Minister Buti Manamela during his #ASKDMManamela live Twitter chat recently.

"Can we register for this year if we are still in arrears? Does Fee Free Higher Education announced by the President apply to employed students earning less than R350 000 per annum? Is the funding only for first year students and is it effective this academic year?"

These were just some of the questions posed by Twitter users to the Deputy Minister.

In a tweet by Twitter handle @lebomathlo, the user asked the Deputy Minister if employed students who earn less than R350 000 are covered.

“Does it cover us who are employed but earn below R350k per annum,” tweeted @ lebomathlo.

In response to @lebomathlo, the Deputy Minister using his personal Twitter account @ButiManamela responded “yes”.

Not only are working students earning less than R350 000 covered, Fee Free Higher Education is for all qualifying undergraduate students regardless of their degree of choice.

Fifteen minutes into the Deputy Minister’s live chat, he trended at number three on the social media platform. Prospective students also asked the Deputy Minister if they could still apply for funding with the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS).

Twitter user @TheMontell was told by the Deputy Minister that applications for the 2018 academic year are closed but he was directed to his institution’s Financial Aid office for further assistance.

And of course Twitter users did not hold back with their banter and wrapped the

Deputy Minister over the knuckles for a typo he made in a tweet where he said “applications for 2918 are closed…”

Twitter user @Joe_Man_Joe tweeted “@ DrTV_ @ButiManamela 2918? Talk about long time planning, literally.”

But the Minister did not shy away and responded to @Joe_Man_Joe. “Yes. Long planning and long thumbs that presses a 9 instead of 0. Welcome to the future #HigherEducationSA” In closing off his live chat, the Deputy Minister referred those seeking further clarity on Fee Free Higher Education to President Jacob Zuma’s 16 December 2017 statement.

“More details on Fee Free Higher Education, read http://www.thepresidency.gov. za/newsletters/president%E2%80%99sresponse-heher-commission-inquiry-higher-education-and-training .Thank you for participating #HigherEducationSA,” the Deputy Minister tweeted.

The Deputy Minister’s Twitter chat was part of government’s efforts for continued public engagement and educating students on higher education matters.

“The purpose is to provide students and prospective students an open and unmediated social media platform to seek clarity on any pertinent issues related to their studies including career development, registration and admissions as well as funding,” said Deputy Minister Buti Manamela.

The department was prompted to engage, as students slept overnight and queued outside the gates of higher learning institutions this week.

The DHET Minister Hlengiwe Mkhize, the Deputy Minister and Director General Gwebs Qonde also held a series of consultation meetings with stakeholders in the sector to address the concerns of students.

– SAnews.gov.za

Sepolesa sa Meyerton se kgakotse diphuputso ka mora hore se fumana setopo sa monna se senyehileng ka thoko ho mmila wa R42!

BY Lesego Mohlamme

Setopo sa Monna enwa yasa tsejweng se fumanwe thoteng e haufi le mmila wa R42 o pakeng tsa Heidelberg le Meyerton, ka mora hore se bonwe ke emong wa basebeletsi ba kutang jwang sebakeng seo.

Hoya ka mmuelli wa Sepolesa sa Meyerton Constable Maria Letsele, o re Sepolesa se ile sa fumana mohala hotswa ho mosebeletsi eo, ka mora hore a bone setopo sa Monna eo sebakeng seo, nakong eo Sepolesa se neng se fihla ka yona sebakeng sa kotsi, se ile sa etsa diphuputso fele sa hloleha ho netefatsa hore Monna eo ke mang, Mme se ile sa kgona fela netefatsa diaporo tseo a neng a diapere.

Monna enwa o hlaloswa a ne a apere borukgwe ba jean bo bolou ka mmala le sekipa se metsero se bolou ka mmala, ha mmoho le diteki tsa Nike tse tshweu ka mmala.

Constable Letsele o re nyewe ya polao e butswe, mme Sepolesa se kgakotse diphuputso, se sosa sa kotsi ya polao ha seso tsejwe ha jwale, mme haho Motho ya tshwerweng ha jwale malebana le sena, mme Sepolesa se ntse se letile raporoto ya diteko tsa kamorao ho lefu.

Sepolesa se entsa boipiletso ho Motho mang kapa mang ya kabang le lesedi malebana le polao ya Monna enwa, le malapa a lahlehetsweng ke setho sa Lelapa hore ba letsetse W/O Jimmy Kekane ho 072-900-0478 kapa ho 016-3620126.

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BAAHI BA EXTENSION 15 SONDERWATER (KGUTLO THARO YA LEKOE) BA TSWELAPELE HO IKABELA LEFATSHE KA MAHAHAPA.

BY Lesego Mohlamme

Sena keka mora hore Masepala wa Emfuleni o romelle company yadi Red-Ant's ho tlosa Baahi sebakeng seo ba ipehileng ho sons ntle le molao, ditho tsa Baahi tse ka hodimo ho palo ya 150, di ile tsa kwala mmila wa Golden Highway le mmila wa Randfontain road ka majwe le di taere tse tukang, Sephetephete se ile sa sitiseha haholo hore se phalla ka nepo nakong ya matsholo a boipelaetso a neng a tswelapele sebakeng seo.

Baahi bare ba kgathetse keho nkelwa thepa ya bona ya matlo eo ba e sebeleditseng ka thata kedi Red-Ant's, mme ba bolela hore haho mo bayang teng etswe haho Motho ya nang le tokelo ya hoba tlosa sebakeng seo. Noise Masuelle le Madimabe Seisa bao e leng Baetapele ba Concerned Residents Committee (CRC), ba bolela hore Lefatshe kela Jehova le tsohle tse ho lona.

BAAHI BA WARD 29 MOTSENG WA SMALL FARM BA ABETSWE DI PAKANA TSA DIJO HOTSWA SASSA.

BY Lesego Mohlamme

Sena keka mora hore EFF Community Task Team (CTT) e hlokomele hore ward 29 councillor Moekitsi Masowa ha mmoho le ward committee, bane ba fana ka dipakana tsena tsa dijo ho metswalle ya bona leho baladi ba mokgatlo wa African National Congress (ANC) ba seng dikojwana di mahetleng.

Masuelle o tlatseditse ka hore tjhelete eo Masepala wa Emfuleni eo sebedisang bakeng saho lefa company yadi Red-Ant's, ke tjhelete eo Masepala a lokelang hore a lefe mokitlane wa sekoloto sa company ya motlakase ya Eskom ha mmoho le company ya Metsi ya Rand Water.

(29) motseng wa Small farm, Francis o ile a etela kantoro ya motsamaisi wa SASSA e leng monghadi Mashudu e Vereeniging, malebana le phepetso e na e tobaneng le Malapa a dikojwana di mahetleng, mme o ile a ba le kopano le monghadi Mashudu a ileng a fihlella tharollo ya maqakabetsi ana, Mashudu o ile a bolella Francis hore a Kgutlele ho Baahi a kgethe Malapa a dikojwana di mahetleng, mme o ile a etsa jwalo kaha a laetswe ke motsamaisi wa SASSA Vereeniging.

Empa SASSA e ne e tseba ha dijo tsena di abelwa Malapa a futsanehileng, bona ke bobodu bo neng bo etsahala nakong e fitileng, mme Baetapele ba Baahi e leng Francis le Mzizi ba ile Mme ka mora hore Baahi ba theha mokgatlo o seke- ba dikojwana di mahetleng helang tsebe dillo tsa Baahi, ba kgwethwe, ho ile hwa o bitswang (CTT). bolela hwa e ba le mathata, ka mora hore ba tletlebe ka Mokgatlo ona o lwanela hore nakong eo ba abelwang tekano tsa Baahi ba ward dijo haba fumana thuso hoya

ko mokgwa o tshwanetseng.

Mme Francis ka mora hore a fumana ditlaleo tseo hotswa ho Baahi, o ile a ya dikantorong tsa SASSA ho lekola maemo ao, Mme o ile a fumana hore se neng se buwa ke Baahi ke nnete kaha hona le kgethollo sebokeng  seo.

Mme ile a ihokahanya le mohlanka yaka sehlong malebana le ditlaleo tseo, Mme mohlanka yaka sehlohong o ile a tlalehela baka hodimo ho yena Mme ba ile bararolla qaka eo.

Francis o re hona le menyenyetsi ya hore projeke yaho abela Malapa a futsanehileng dijo etlilo fediswa, mme Francis o re o tliloba le kopano le Hloho ya SASSA mathwasong a Kgwedi ya Hlakola selemong sa 2018.

POLITICAL LEADERS VISIT DIPALESENG SCHOOLS! On Wednesday January 17, the honourables Nokukhanya Mnisi and Sibongile Manana who are Members of Parliament, descended to Dipaleseng Local Municipality as part of the Back-to-School campaign.

This is a programme aimed at touching base with schools to assess the state of readiness while providing a platform for leaders to oversee the commencement of the new academic year as well as taking stock of challenges faced by the different schools.

Masuelle o re ba Hlanka ba Mmuso ba bontshitse ho engwe yadi rekoto hore hona le dibaka tse 229 ka palo bakeng sa kaho ya matlo a di-RDP, fela Bahlanka ba Mmuso bane ba bolela leshano, kaha Baahi ba hlokometse hore hona le dibaka tse 928 ka palo tsa kaho ya matlo a diRDP Extension 15.

Masuelle o re hae sale ba emetse raporoto ho tloha ka selemo sa 2016, mme Lefatshe leo ba ipehileng ho lona kela Mmuso,mme o re ba ntse ba leka ka hohle ho buisana le Masepala wa selehae le lefapha la matlo profenseng, mme ba ipiletsa ho Masepala wa Emfuleni hore a lese ho romella company yadi Red-Ant's hore etlo ntsha Baahi sebakeng seo.

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Honourables Nokukhanya Mnisi accompanied by the Executive Mayor, Cllr Mafunda Makhubu, MMC Cllr Khanye as well as Cllr S Nhlapo visited Isifisosethu Secondary School in Siyathemba. In attendance from the Department of Education was the Provincial Director: Teacher Development, Dr. N Mthethwa, District Chief Education Specialist: Inclusive Education, Mrs. P Sibiya, Balfour Circuit Manager, Mrs. G Mahlangu as well as the Dipaleseng Local Municipality’s Acting Municipal Manager, Mrs. TC Mametja.

Delegation pictured with the 6 top performing learners from Isifisosethu Secondary School in Siyathemba.

MEC DONATES UNIFORM TO DEVON LEARNERS!

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On Wednesday 24, January the Gauteng Social Development MEC Nandi Mayathula-Khoza, joined

by Gauteng MPL Lindiwe Lasindwa, Speaker of Lesedi Local Municipality Mluleki Nkosi, councillors of Lesedi visited two schools; Sthembiso Primary School and Nomonekane Secondary School in Devon, Sedibeng Region where they distributed 500 School Uniform and Dignity packs for both girls and boys learners.

As the 2018 schooling academic programme got into full swing last week, the Gauteng government will visit numerous schools to provide school uniform

to orphaned and vulnerable children as part of the basket of services as part of Bana Pele Programme.

The uniform is manufactured by women-owned cooperatives in the province and a single child school uniform pack consist of a pair of shoes, a pair of socks, a jersey, a tunic/trouser/ skirt/shirt (depending on the gender of the child and uniform type of the school), a pack of underpants including a vest.

The school uniform distribution programme commenced on the 17th January 2018 and will continue until end of February 2018.

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#coebacktothefuture A new journey begins for top achievers of the Ekurhuleni’s matric and university graduates, after City of Ekurhuleni’s Mayor, Mzwandile Masina awarded 220 ambitious learners full bursaries to pursue higher education.

Speaking at the annual Academic Excellence Award Ceremony at Emperors Palace today, January 24, Cllr Mzwandile Masina congratulated the matric top achievers and graduates who have made the city proud.

“It is precisely because of your victory against all odds that make today's event a special one. We commend all of you for a job well done and encourage you to maintain your spirit of hard work, dedication and commitment,” said Masina.

The mayor added that it was great that in this lifetime, no academically deserving child would be denied a chance at education because of their family circumstances. Mayor was referring to recent government’s announcement of free education.

The mayor, further, noted that his administration has increased the city’s bursary fund from R 10 million to R100 million and that they are still committed to their mission of laying the groundwork for the establishment of the city’s first University. This coupled with the announcement of free education for all poor students will surely open wide gates of leaning.

The city’s new bursary intake adds to over one thousand learners that are still perusing their studies through its bursary scheme and over 2000 learners are on the Ekurhuleni experiential training programme.

The bursary scheme will cover the bursary holders’ full Registration fees, examination fees, tuition materials, full amount of prescribed textbooks, accommodation; and other related expenses subject to approval by the city’s bursary committee.

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TREND OF THE WEEK: #MARKFISHCHALLENGE Celebrities who knew the late, great Hugh Masekela took to social media to send their tributes. Some even posted memories of them with the recently passed jazz musician and Africanist. But one fellow by the name of Mark Fish (yes, the man who played for Bafana during their heydays) mistakenly posted a picture of him and music legend Sipho ‘Hotstix’ Mabuse instead of one with him and Bra Hugh. The social media community in Mzansi was so fast, that they caught the tweet (a post on Twitter) and it went viral. This began a flood of posts of Mark Fish and other celebrities with a false caption.

Enjoy some of the best ones we picked out on social media.

Being the last week of January, #markfishchallenge certainly is the funniest social media craze we had this year.

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Bra Hotstix also hit back with a tweet of his own to Mark Fish, confirming he’s alive and well.

Local EFF opens community pool by force!

After publicly condemning the closure of the Ratanda Swimming Pool, the EFF Lesedi sub-region members rolled up their red sleeves and decided to fix the pool themselves.

On Saturday, January 20, the local ‘fighters’ bought buckets and cleaning tools to help get the pool operational.

This fix was a temporary

Concern Arts & Culture,Heritage Foundation Notice of the General - Meeting Following Condition Venue:Evaton Sports Hub, (Mafatsane)

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solution for kids in the community to enjoy and play.

The local EFF’s attempts excited the bored bunch from the area to come and play in the cleaned up pool area. But because there are no infrastructure and equipment to properly manage the pools, the solution was short lived.

During the festive season, the kids in the township

resorted to finding river streams and water holes as alternatives to the closure of the local pool.

Just before the schools reopening, community has seen kids drowning in one of the popular swimming holes.

To add to the woes, the lack of playground facilities and sports fields creates a culture of neglect to the children in the area.

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ROOTS & CULTURE

9 KNOW WHERE YOU CAME FROM TO KNOW WHERE YOU’RE GOING

Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS)

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used as a way to: “Emancipate an African voice” at Freedom Park

Kgomotso Lekalakala Research Specialist writes

ndigenous Knowledge System (IKS) is a rich body of knowledge which is embedded in African cultural; spiritual and ecological diversities, which African people have drawn from to resolve specific environmental, ecological, developmental, cultural and spiritual challenges they were faced with since time immemorial.

This indigenous body of knowledge manifests itself in areas ranging from cultural believe systems which includes issues of spirituality; agricultural practices (animal and food production); environmental (which also includes climate change); ecology; socio-economic issues including health and astronomy.

During the apartheid government; IKS in South Africa, as well as practitioners within this system were marginalized, suppressed and subjected to ridicule. This negative act had profound negative impact on the indigenous people, which also resulted in the distortion of their social, cultural; spiritual, scientific and their socio-economic ways of life.

Even in the newly elected democratic government in South Africa; indigenous people across every measurement of socio-economic status and well-being, across all age groups, gender, geographical circumstances; indigenous people are still severely disadvantaged.

The disadvantages that they face have the potential to increase and further entrench the disproportion between indigenous and other sectors of society. This will remain a huge problem for South Africa; unless efforts are urgently embarked on to redress the ongoing inequalities in respect to the indigenous knowledge system of these communities and specific knowledge and traditions within.

With the above in mind, Freedom Park has been established by our newly democratic government to redress some of the inequalities and promote IKS to benefit its indigenous owners and users. This redress is seen throughout: • The designs of the elements and the symbols at the park, which are designed using IK; • The content and exhibition at the museum/ interactive centre called //hapo; • Through Education programmes and Storytelling; • Research work that is unearthed within the organic intellectuals (knowledge holders and practitioners) that resides within our traditional villages; • Interfaith activities and programmes Most importantly, Freedom Park also bears testimony to redressing our Indigenous Knowledge Systems which are not only embedded in South African culture but covers cultures of the African continent and the diaspora.

To be continued... Second part of this 3-piece series will be published next week.

IKS CONFERENCE TO CREATE A KNOWLEDGE-SHARING PLATFORM! Mapepeza Reporter

The culturally vibrant Freedom Park formed the backdrop for the Indigenous Knowledge System Documentation Centres (IKSDC) knowledge-sharing forum.

Located in Pretoria, Freedom Park is a memorial to honour those who sacrificed their lives to win freedom.

It also celebrates and explores the country's diverse peoples, and our common humanity.

It was in this setting that stakeholders from across the country gathered and discussed a wide range of issues pertaining to the documentation, protection and management of indigenous knowledge.

For the first time, all nine provinces were represented and participated in the discussions.

With the forum aimed at creating a knowledge-sharing platform for IKSDC teams, the discussions focused on the vision behind the National Recordal System (NRS), reviewing the state of documentation across all IKSDCs, refining the NRS documentation processes across the provinces, and sharing best practices across IKSDCs. The CEO of Freedom Park, Jane Mufamadi, said that one

of the strategic objectives of the conference was to establish mechanisms to promote, protect and preserve IKS. "According to the South African Social Attitudes Survey, many people believe that IKS can be leading contributor to South Africa's progress and development," she said, adding that government was doing more to support communities

of moving this nation from conflict to reconciliation.

Gauteng Sports, Arts and Culture, and Recreation Head of Department, Monica Newton, encouraged participants to use the conference as an opportunity to document not only what people had done in the past but also what people are doing at present.

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involved in IKS, to promote small business using IKS, and to invest more on protecting IKS. Also addressing the event, Promise Khumalo, founder of Pan African Genesis said, "indigenous people have the ability to interpret and react to people's modern lifestyle challenges in creative ways, drawing on our traditional knowledge and other technologies to develop solutions, but IK practitioners are not recognised or protected."

Pan African Genesis is a nonprofit organisation focused on the socio-economic upliftment of South African military veterans and founded on a principle

and Technology's Chief Director: Science Missions, Dr Yonah Seleti, said, "Indigenous knowledge needs to be protected because using IK we can create our dreams and future."

He added that IK was about community-centred development and collecting knowledge.

He believes that IKS is important to our society, and that people need to go back to indigenous knowledge.

The conference looked at using regional, national and international instruments for the promotion and protection of IKS, using technology for innova-

Zulu army defeat British Army at the Isandlwana Mountain

tion and entrepreneurship, and developing a system of accreditation and certification for IKS holders, as well as challenges and opportunities for IKS in the education system.

Indigenous knowledge generates value that is currently not recognised and compensated adequately, and IK holders are not rewarded when their knowledge is appropriated in the system currently in place.

Indigenous knowledge can help to meet the broader objectives of society, for instance conserving the environment, developing sustainable agriculture and ensuring food security, and its protection encourages the maintenance of traditional practices and lifestyles.

The two-day event, which started on 22 January 2018, was held under the theme “Reclaiming the future of indigenous knowledge’’.

"Indigenous people have the ability to interpret and react to people's modern lifestyle challenges in creative ways, drawing on our traditional knowledge and other technologies to develop solutions, but IK practitioners are not recognised or protected."

- Promise Khumalo, founder of Pan African Genesis

Wednesday, 22 January 1879 On 22 January 1879, the British Army suffered its greatest defeat in Africa when 24,000 Zulu soldiers overran a British camp of 1 700 near Isandlwana Mountain. Over 1 300 of the British force were killed, with only 60 Europeans surviving. The battle lasted only four hours.

Just under six months into the war, on 1 June 1879, an escort of British troops accompanied by the French Prince Imperial, Napoléon Eugène Louis Jean Joseph, a descendant of Napoleon Bonaparte, was ambushed outside Ulundi. Louis was killed in the ensuing clash.

The short-lived Zulu War of 1879 ended on July 4 at the last ritual battle of Ulundi where the old Zulu order was smashed forever and King Cetshwayo sent into exile.

The battlefield of Isandlwana became a site of commeration in later years.

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Mapepeza Newspaper If you can’t fly, then run. If youn can’t run, then walk. If you can’t walk then crawl, but whatever you do you have to keep moving forward.

-DR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.

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orrowing money recklessly to finance luxuries can trap consumers in a vicious cycle of debt for years.

The beginning of the year is an ideal time to improve the way we manage our personal finances.

Steering clear of debt is not as difficult or overwhelming as it often seems, even during these hard financial times.

information that may be added to the document after you have signed it.

credit provider’s premises. So, don’t sign until you are sure.

Keep your cards safe – Never leave your identity document, bank card, SASSA card or PIN with the credit provider.

Always keep receipts of your transactions as you might need them in future for redress

Credit insurance – It is advisable to take out credit insurance.

If there is one, please familiarise yourself with the terms of the insurance to avoid surprises when you most need it.

Cooling-off period – In terms of the Na-

Create a monthly budget and stick to it

We have put together some handy tips to guide you as you embark on the journey to improve your personal financial management in 2018: Borrow as little money as possible – Borrowing to fund your children’s education or to buy a house can be a good thing. But borrowing for consumables—such as groceries, a holiday or designer clothing—can condemn you to a lifetime of debt.

Only borrow for what you really need. Plan the repayments before you apply for a credit card, a clothing card, a bank overdraft, a personal loan or any form of credit.

Also take into consideration charges such as interest rates as they will negatively affect your ability to save.

Avoid stretching the repayment over too many months as that will cost you more in the end.

Signing – Never sign a blank credit agreement as you will not have control over other

you might need them in the future.

Start saving consistently – Put aside at least 15% of your income every month in a safe investment. Save for your retirement as well. If 15% sound too hard, start saving 1% of any money you receive and never touch it.

Pay your debts on time – Paying late or failing to pay the full instalment will adversely affect your credit rating and possibly your ability to take out credit in the future.

If you think you will not meet your monthly instalments, contact your credit provider immediately and try to re-arrange payments.

Do not wait until you skip payments.

Prioritise your home loan – You don’t want to lose your home.

Check your credit report regularly – This way you’ll be able to identify any errors and correct them.

Under the National Credit Act, a registered credit bureau must provide you with one free copy of your credit report each year. Additional copies come at a cost.

tional Credit Act, a cooling-off period only applies to credit agreements signed at the premises other than that of the credit provider.

The cooling-off period, during which you may return the goods, is valid for five working days.

Credit agreements are often signed at the

– Work out how much income your family earns and what your total expenses are each month.

Will you be able to service your new debt once you’ve covered all your expenses? You should also plan for unexpected costs, such as the retrenchment of a family member.

Always keep receipts of your payments as

Be wise and make borrowing wisely one of your 2018 resolutions.

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First teams 9 Date 25/02/2018 25/02/2018 25/02/2018 25/02/2018 25/02/2018 25/02/2018 First teams 10 Date 26/02/2018 26/02/2018 26/02/2018 26/02/2018 26/02/2018 26/02/2018 First teams 11 Date 03/02/2018 03/02/2018 03/02/2018 03/02/2018 03/02/2018 03/02/2018

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