Jong planmakers in top twintig
MARTI WILL
Twee jong entrepreneurs van Goudveld-Hoërskool het hul plek onder die Top 20 in die nasionale Maak my ’n Miljoenêr-kompetisie losgeslaan – en is gereed vir die volgende rondte tydens Kragdag van 7 tot 9 Augustus
Alexis van Staden (14) en Marnus Cronje (17), is al ver gevordered in dié kompetisie
Alexis, die jongste van die twee, het reeds haar stempel afgedruk met haar eie Boba-besigheid
Met kreatiewe geure en ’ n sterk dryfkrag om te innoveer, het sy nie net haar produk onder v g m a
die kompetisie se beoordelaars getrek Sy sien uit daarna om haar onderneming by Kragdag aan die publiek
Alexis sê sy sien baie uit na die geleentheid “Ek wil hê mense moet sien dat ouderdom nie grense hoef te wees vir groot drome nie,” het sy met ’ n glimlag gesê Nie net is sy ’ n voorbeeld vir haar maats nie, maar ook ’ n inspirasie vir
die gemeenskap Met haar kreatiwiteit, harde werk en toewyding wys Alexis dat die toekoms van entrepreneurskap in goeie hande is In ’ n wêreld vol kitsprodukte en massa-vervaardiging, staan een naam stewig soos egte hardehout uit Marnus is ’ n passievolle ambagsman en entrepreneur wat homself opgewerk het tot een van die Top 20 Entrepreneurs in die bekende Maak my ’ n miljoener-kompetisie
Waar ander tieners nog soek na rigting, bou hy reeds aan ’ n volhoubare besigheid, plank vir plank, stuk vir stuk
Marnus doen nie net houtwerk, hy skep stories in hout
Elke item wat hy maak, is handgemaak, uniek, en gebou volgens die kliënt se spesifieke versoek – of dit nou ’ n stylvolle décor-item, funksionele meubelstuk of iets kreatief en kleins is
Hy ontwerp en verkoop ook sy eie oorspronklike produkte, alles met dieselfde vlak van sorg en vakmanskap
Wat sy werk nog meer spesiaal maak, is dat hy uitsluitlik volhoubaar verkrygde soliede hout gebruik Geen goedkoop afdrukmateriaal nie, geen snelsnywerk nie – net egte hout, geduld, en toewyding
Dié balans tussen gehalte en volhoubaarheid het hom ’ n lojale kliëntebasis regoor Suid-Afrika besorg Van biltongkerwers met vlekvrye staallemme tot sleutelhouers in legkaartvorm, bankies en dekorstukke vir moderne huise – Marnus se werk is ’ n kombinasie van tydlose tegnieke en vars idees
Elke stuk dra sy kenmerkende styl: natuurlik, sterk en persoonlik In ’ n mark waar almal probeer opval, het hy gewys dat harde werk en ware passie steeds die pad na bo is
Albert van Wyk van Maak my‘n Miljoenêr en Alexis van Staden (14) Alexis het die Top 20 van dié kompetisie gehaal
Marnus Cronje (17) en Albert van Wyk van die bekende entrepreneur kompetisie - Maak my‘n Miljoenêr Marnus is een van twee Goudveld-Hoërskool leerlinge in dié wedstryd
Marnus se biltongkerwer Hy doen nie net houtwerk nie hy skep stories uit hout
Alexis van Staden (14) is dinamiese entrepreneur en die stigter van haar eie Boba-besigheid
Hope for the week
Christ is the inner hope that never fails
All of us have tasted disappointment and hopelessness in our lifetime It’s that sinking feeling of; nothing is changing and I’m on the road to nowhere Proverbs 13:12 echoes that painful reality “Hope deferred makes the heart sick But desire fulfilled is a tree of life”
As people, we were created to experience life on multiple levels and our environment can play a big role We were designed to behold and experience beauty And when the very fabric and infrastructure of our city is progressively disintegrating, or physical structures that have been memorials of better times and economic stability are lying in ruins, it’s easy to become hopeless Jesus was the physical embodiment of hope to his disciples He carried the hope of salvation and deliverance from oppression as the Messiah So, when he told them that he has to leave them, be crucified and that his ‘body of hope’ would be torn to pieces, I can only imagine the sense of despair But then he said this: “I’m sending
another one just like me, to not only be with you but to live within you and He, the Holy Spirit will be your source of hope (John 14:16-18)” In Romans 15:13, the apostle Paul prayed the same sentiment, “I pray that God, the source of hope, will fill you completely with joy and peace because you trust in him Then you will overflow with confident hope through the power of the Holy Spirit”
Let’s keep reminding one another that God is our source of hope He gives an inner hope that is not reliant on external factors
The good news is that when we do seek God first and foremost as our tree of life, our desires will be fulfilled God desires that we enjoy a hopeful future It’s His heart to bless our plans Maybe we’ll see new development, new investment and new ideas birthed in our city Or maybe we won’t But most important is that we are anchored in true hope Christ in us, the hope of Glory - Emmanuel Archontakis of the Kingdom Ministeries in Welkom
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Thabo Khumalo,Matjhabeng
resident:
A letter to the honourable premier of the Free State aski for the immediate removal of Lejweleputswa district munic ty leadership
I am writing to you with ur and deep concern regarding ongoing failures and unaccep table conduct of the leadersh within the Lejweleputswa Di Municipality It is clear that th administration has not only f in its mandate to serve the pe but has also become a specia bol of incompetence, neglect disregard for accountability
The state of governance in district has deteriorated beyo tolerable levels Basic services are in disarray, infrastructure is crumbling, and community needs are blatantly ignored Despite numerous calls for action, the current leadership has consistently demonstrated an unwillingness or inability to act in the best interests of the people they were elected
2 AUGUST
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9 AUGUSTUS
A postage stamp meeting will be held at the Welkom Retirement Village, Peridot Street Jan Cillierspark Bring your stamps and take part in an informative and engaging event Everyone is welcome to attent The meeting starts at 09:00 for 09:30 Contact 084 333 7000 or 082 805 4800
3 AUGUST
The much-anticipated Thundertour will be held at the Welkom Club at 17:00 for a show and shine with the Welkom car clubs There will be 81 vehicles which will include V8 motors, Mustangs, Luminas, Streetrods Ratrods and Super motors This is the second time that the entire Thundertour group gather in Welkom
administration until proper leadership can be elected or appointed Anything less would be a failure of leadership at the highest level This is not a plea, it is a demand grounded in the rights of every citizen to be served justly and effectively We expect swift and decisive action
9 AUGUSTUS
Erfdeel NG-gemeente hou van 09:00 tot 14:00 ’n basaar Heerlike etes nagereg pannekoek vars gebakte produkte rou vleis, vars groente en vrugte en n verskeidenheid lekkergoed sal te koop aangebied word Vir die kinders sal daar gelblasters, springkastele, n troeteldier-tuin, die Cheetah-trein en ander
Die Flamingo Rotary-klub en Goldfields Hospice se 36ste gholfdag vind by die Oppenheimer-gholfklub in Welkom plaas Die formaat is vierbal-alliansie-kiesspel (fourball alliance scramble drive) Dit kos R350 per speler en dit sluit halfweg-verversings in Vir meer inligting oor die dag of om te bespreek kontak die Oppenheimer-gholfklub by 057 353 2131 of Audra Visser by 083 639 6982 of Dulcie Harris by 074 899 4164
15 AUGUST
A praise and worship night will be held at the Swalukrans venue Virginia The event will start at 18:00 Entry is free Dial 083 923 9884 for more information
20 AUGUST
The Goldfields Hospice Association’s annual general meeting is scheduled for 18:00 The meeting will be held at the Welkom MediClinic’s boardroom, Meulen Street Welkom Anybody interested can call the Goldfields Hospice office on 057353-2152 for more information
Elizabeth Dukas celebrated her 100th day,29 July Photo: Mel Bekker
Clinic closure worsens affairs
The healthcare crisis in Nyakallong has deteriorated so badly that immediate action is needed to save it
Jessica Nel, DA councillor in the Matjhabeng Local Municipality, says she has written to the MEC for Health, Monyatso Mahlatsi, to request the immediate publication of a plan to reopen the Leratong and Bophelong clinics, as well as to address the operational deficiencies at the Allanridge Clinic
“We have expressed grave concern about the collapse of rural healthcare services following the closure of the Leratong and Bophelong clinics in Nyakallong These facilities were shut down by the Department of Labour due to non-compliance with occupational health and safety regulations, leaving thousands of residents without nearby access to basic medical care, ” says Nel
She conducted an oversight visit to assess the status of the remaining clinics in the area It was observed that the Allanridge Clinic, now the only operational facility in the vicinity, is under immense
strain Vulnerable patients, including the elderly, pregnant women, and people living with disabilities, are forced to walk more than 5km, often along the dangerous R30 road, to access medical assistance
“Conditions at the Allanridge Clinic are alarming The front entrance window is broken and covered with plastic, infection-control barriers at the reception are torn, and equipment lies scattered in the waiting area ”
Residents have raised serious complaints about unprofessional and at times discriminatory behaviour by staff; shortened operating hours, regular shortages of medication allegedly due to theft; and incorrect or delayed diagnoses that have reportedly resulted in preventable fatalities
“Systemic neglect and poor oversight have left rural clinics in crisis, necessitating immediate intervention to restore safe and functional healthcare services to affected communities Healthcare is a constitutional right, and rural communities cannot continue to be sidelined due to departmental failure”
ACTION TO REGULATE OCCUPANCY TAKEN
A joint campaign to combat the growing scourge of illegal buildings and land use violations across Matjhabeng has been launched
This coordinated effort by the four DA-led wards (25, 27, 32 and 33), was launched in response to widespread complaints from residents who are deeply concerned about the negative impact these unlawful developments are having in their neighbourhoods
Coreen Malherbe, DA chief whip, says that as part of this campaign, the DA has initiated a community petition that will serve as both a call to action and a mandate for enforcement The petition will accompany a formal submission to the municipal manager urging an immediate investigation into several identified properties that are being developed or used without approved
building plans, rezoning permissions, or regard for municipal by-laws
“Several properties have already been identified in each of the four wards and these will be used to set a precedent through formal complaints, inspections, and, where necessary, legal action The aim is to send a clear message that lawlessness will not be tolerated,” she says
Illegal buildings contribute to the collapse of municipal infrastructure including overloaded sewer systems, which have already been declared a state of disaster
The situation also leads to unsafe and non-compliant structures that pose risks to occupants and neighbours, they are a public nuisance, crime, and uncontrolled commercial activity in residential areas and are also a complete erosion of planning and land use regulation
Lack of service delivery fails all residents
MARTI WILL
Matjhabeng residents have been left in a state of crisis following an instruction given to workers of the municipality to effectively abandon their after-hour duties and obligations
A formal complaint has been written to the Human Rights Commission (HRC) regarding the ongoing failure of service delivery due to alleged overtime disputes
Estelle Dansey, DA councillor in the Matjhabeng Local Municipality, says the effects of this dispute have been far-reaching and devastating, leaving many without power for extended periods, with some experiencing outages for over five days
“Those dependent on oxygen have been particularly vulnerable
“In one instance, a live electrical cable fell to the ground, leaving residents in danger The cable was only repaired when the workweek resumed, making children playing in the streets especially vulnerable,” says Dansey
Some residents have gone without water for over two weeks, with no resolution in sight Despite numerous reports, no answers were provided to councillors or residents
When emergencies arise, residents are unable to obtain assistance, and officials are unresponsive, as even ward councillors struggle to reach officials during emergencies
“Due to the number of electrical and water issues experienced over weekends, once the workweek re-
sumes, the teams face an enormous backlog, which further delays the restoration time of essential services The residents of Matjhabeng deserve better
“The municipality must take immediate action to ensure effective communication, restore essential services, and prioritise the restoration of electricity and water services to affected residents
“The municipality must also provide emergency assistance and ensure that residents have access to assistance during emergencies, particularly over weekends “The situation in Matjhabeng demands urgent attention The municipality must take responsibility for providing basic services and ensuring the well-being of its residents,” she says
Great power, great responsibility
MARTI WILL
Ten Free State municipalities may bear the brunt of non-payment and non-compliance when they do not receive some of their Local Government Equitable Share (LGES) funding
Only a portion of this funding will be released to cover current water accounts
In terms of section 216(2) of the Constitution, the Treasury may stop the transfer of funds to an organ of state if that organ of state commits a serious or persistent material breach
The municipalities implicated include Matjhabeng, Letsemeng, Kopanong, Mohokare, Masilonyana, Nketoana, Maluti-a-Phofung, Phumelela, Ngwathe and Mafube
The DA welcomes the National Treasury's intention to withhold the equitable share of ten municipalities in the Free State that have persistently failed to comply with financial control measures
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These municipalities have violated financial expenditure control measures and have failed to meet basic obligations, such as paying water boards, pension funds,
medical aids, and the South African Revenue Service (Sars),” says David Mc Kay, DA spokesperson in the Free State Legislature
Mc Kay says their inability to adopt properly funded budgets has created huge debts to multiple parties This ongoing failure raises concerns about their financial management skills
To address this issue, the National Treasury has put a system in place to force these municipalities to pay their debts
They must show proof of payment within seven days of a notification, or they will lose some of their LGES funding
“If they continue to ignore these guidelines, the Treasury plans to ask Parliament to stop their LGES funding for the rest of the 2025-’26 financial year
In addition, these municipalities must prove they are making statutory deductions for their employees on time
“There is a possibility that section 139(5) of the Constitution could be used to intervene at the provincial level, which would aim to assist these struggling municipalities Out of the ten, six are already facing
such intervention,” he says When municipalities fail to properly handle employee contributions such as pay-as-you-earn (PAYE) tax and Unemployed Insurance Fund (UIF), it is not only illegal but also harms employee morale and risks cutting off essential services
Currently, the financial issues are threatening basic services such as water, sanitation, and electricity Some employees in Mohokare, Mafube, and Masilonyana have not received their full pay, leading to “downed tools” and “stay-aways” as essential services come to a halt
A joint committee from both the national and provincial Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (Cogta) will review all 19 Free State municipalities next week
The DA will ask for updates on their debts and cash flow, urging the MEC for Cogta, Saki Mokoena, to outline actions if they fail to comply The DA will also request a repayment plan from the defaulting municipalities Communities should not have to bear the burden of mismanaged funds meant for Sars and municipal workers
Trading of illicit goods foiled
Collaborative efforts between the Welkom K9 unit,security intelligence and the Ladybrand South African Revenue Service (Sars) customs office led to the successful confiscation of counterfeit goods,estimated to have a street value of more than R725 000.Members of the Welkom K9 unit received information about foreign national-owned businesses dealing in illicit tobacco products and medicines in Welkom The information was operationalised on 10 July, with searches conducted on three identified businesses.“They found illicit tobacco products and medicines with an estimated value of R725 000 These goods were confiscated by Sars customs officials for further investigations,” says Sgt Palesa Thabana Photo: SAPS
Petrol drive-offs on the rise
MARTI WILL
A concerning trend has emerged in recent months, with motorists refuelling at service stations and fleeing the premises without paying for fuel
“These incidents are not only criminal in nature but also puzzling, given that most service stations especially those located along major routes are equipped with 24-hour CCTV surveillance systems,” says Willie Fryer, owner of the filling station in Ventersburg on the N1
The most recent incident occurred on 23 July at AE Sulla Via in Ventersburg, where a motorist driving a GWM LDV or GWM Steed with Limpopo registration plates requested a full tank When the petrol attendant asked how he would be paying, the driver replied by card When the attendant walked off to fetch the card machine, the motorist sped off without paying
Fryer says this is not the first time such an incident has occurred at this service station A few months prior, a young man similarly filled up and drove
off without payment In both cases, thanks to the swift action of the station’s management and their strong working relationships with the police and local traffic authorities, the suspects were apprehended near Bloemfontein and returned to Ventersburg to face criminal charges
“Despite attempts by the individuals involved to claim forgetfulness or offer payment after the fact, the law is clear: filling up at a service station and intentionally driving off without paying constitutes theft and fraud under South African law In the previous case, the young man ’ s parents travelled from Mpumalanga in an attempt to have the matter settled out of court However, the seriousness of the offence warranted full legal proceedings,” he says The suspect in the 23 July case is being held in the Ventersburg police’s holding cells, awaiting his court appearance According to the police, this individual has a history of similar offences at other service stations
According to Section 1 of the Criminal Procedure Act, the unlawful and intentional appropriation of property belonging to another is classified as
theft In cases like these, where the individual has no intention of returning to pay, it becomes prosecutable criminal conduct
“Motorists are reminded that service stations on major routes are equipped with advanced surveillance technology Footage is immediately shared with the police and traffic departments for quick response Law enforcement also has the capability and surveillance available on most highway routes, which are being closely monitored
“Law enforcement treats these incidents seriously and pursues prosecution without hesitation
“The public is urged to treat service workers and businesses with respect and integrity Petrol attendants provide an essential service, and stealing from them is not only a crime – it is an act of disrespect to the people who keep our country moving”
Fryer says the management of AE Sulla Via Ventersburg extends their gratitude to police and local traffic authorities for their continued support and swift action They remain committed to ensuring a safe and secure environment for all customers and staff
COURT FINDS MATJHABENG MUNICIPALITY GUILTY AS CHARGED
In a significant legal triumph, a local law firm has successfully defeated the Matjhabeng Local Municipality in an attempted breach of their legally binding settlement agreement with 28 farmers in the district
The matter, which came before the High Court of South Africa Free State division saw the municipality seeking to renege on
a settlement agreement it had lawfully concluded in 2021 with Johannes Herman van den Heever, the respondent in the matter, concerning a historic property rate dispute Similar agreements were entered into with 58 other farming entities with similar disputes
Despite having received millions in settlement payments, the municipality
reversed course and brought a “self-review” application in a bid to invalidate the agreements and disregard its own commitments, says Dries Knoetze of Neumann van Rooyen Attorneys
The court rejected the municipality’s attempt, finding that the settlement agreement did not constitute an unlawful rebate as alleged by the municipality
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FORM JJJ
Fanstad Night Club FREE STATE GAMBLING, LIQUOR AND TOURISM ACT, 2010
Notice is hereby given that Palesa Motaung intends to lodge an application on 1 August 2025, particulars of which appear hereunder, with the relevant authority
1. Municipality: Tswelopele
2. Full names, street and postal address of applicant and identity no or registration no: Motaung, Palesa 3 Skietbaan Street, Bloemhof 2 Van Zyl Street, Hoopstad, 2 Van Zyl Street, Hoopstad, 9479 ID 980906
0332 082
3. Kind of registration applied for: Night Club Registration Certificate
4.Kind of product to be sold /manufactured: All kinds of liquor
5 Name under which business is to be conducted and full address of premises: Fanstad Night Club Erf 141, 2 Van Zyl Street, Hoopstad
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DEED
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All people who have objections to the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds: Free State at Bloemfontein, 85 Nelson M a n d e l a D r i v e , Bloemfontein Central Bloemfontein, 9301, within 2 (two) weeks after the publication of this notice. Dated at WELKOM this 22nd day of JULY 2025.
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Identiteitsnommer: 400502 0021 189
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3 FEBRUARIE 2024
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Skole pak mekaar in Wesgrow-stryd
Die kragmetings as deel van die Wesgrow Sentrale Skole Sportreeks tussen die Goudveld-Hoërskool en die Hoërskool Sentraal op Saterdag 26 Julie in Welkom was vol opwinding
Die eerstespanrugbywedstryd het die dag se kompetisie met Sentraal op ’ n hoogtepunt laat einding, met Sentraal se agt-punt-oorwinning oor Goudveld Die eindtelling was 34 26 Goudveld se eerste rugbyspan het met passie gespeel Die spelers het hard verdedig Groot gate is geslaan in Sentraal se verdediging, maar die afronding het tekort geskiet GJ Wessels, Keagan Frankenfeld, Rynard Albertyn en Anrich van der Merwe het goed gespeel Keagan, GJ, Lorenzo Martins en Rynard Albertyn het vir Goudveld drieë gedruk Arno Vosloo van Goudveld het twee doelskoppe gehad
Die speler van die wedstryd was GJ van Goudveld
Die Goudveld-Hoërskool se Grace Khumalo is as speler van die wedstryd aangewys na afloop van die eerstespanmeisieshokkie-wedstryd teen die Hoërskool Sentraal Van links is Mpho Tsaoane (afrigter van die Hoërskool Sentraal),Grace,Roxy Siebert (afrigter van Goudveld-Hoërskool) en Tshepo Masheshemane (afrigter van GoudveldHoërskool) Foto’s: Verskaf
Die troefkaart van die dag vir Goudveld was egter die meisieshokkie Die eerstespanmeisieshokkie-wedstryd was opwindend en vol doele Goudveld het die voortou geneem in die eerste chukka deur ’ n goeie doel deur Cara Claassen Sentraal het teen die einde van die tweede chukka gelyk gemaak, maar Goudveld het weer die voortou geneem deur Mianique Lombard (kaptein) Goudveld het hul voorsprong vergroot met ’ n bril-
jante afbuiging van Grace Khumalo in die derde chukka en sy het hul voorsprong gou vergroot en haar doeltelling daarna verdubbel deur goeie spel deur Bella Kruger
Alicia Viljoen het ’ n goeie vertoning deur Goudveld afgerond met ’ n doel uit ’ n strafhoek laat in die vierde chukka Goudveld het die wedstryd met
5 1 gewen en Grace Khumalo is as speler van die wedstryd gekies Daar is 14 netbalwedstryde gespeel, en Sentraal wen die eerstespan wedstryd met 23 18 Die eerste seunshokkiespan se wedstryd was ’ n taai wedstryd Sentraal het in die eerste chukka met 1 0 voorgeloop ná goeie aangee en opbouspel Hulle het die voorsprong in die tweede chukka verdubbel met ’ n strafhoekdoel Goudveld het in die vierde chukka teruggeveg deur kaptein, Waldo Barretto, maar Sentraal het kort daarna hul voorsprong van twee doele herstel en Goudveld verhoed om terug in die wedstryd te kom Sentraal wen met 3 1 en die speler van die wedstryd was Neil Mollër, kaptein van Sentraal
Die Hoërskool Sentraal het die Goudveld-Hoërskool met 34 teenoor 26 geklop in die eersterugbyspankragmeting Saterdag in Welkom Goudveld se GJ Wessels is as die speler van die wedstryd aangewys.
