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tarting a business is hard enough, saw it in the dotcom era, and we’re - High unemployment in South Africa is one but akmore making mistakes could make seeing it to some extent with of the new the major factors leading to an increase in crime rate.

The The running a business even harder. Here world of instant apps and firms.

SAPS inyou Olifantsfontein recently a decide state- at the are the mistakes should avoid: havereality is thatreleased you have to ment alerting residents of crimes that are happening in Oakmore.

Never pursue an idea without start to be in it for the long-term. The Community members stop walking alone in the very researching the market. are advised tocompanies that make headlines lateMartyn hours Dawes, because they might be victims of armed robbery andexcepfounder of Coffee early on in their life are the rape.

The SAPS says motorists are advised not to park at the old for Nation (now Costa Express) says: tions, but often set the expectations Pretoria road next to Oakmore, rather they park at the nearest “[Entrepreneurs can] make too many entrepreneurs.” garage to avid being of crime. According to Constable assumptions about what victims their customMokete Serakwana Communication cer Olifantsfontein SAPS havers want and so they start to try and Offi 2. Never run a business without Oakmore has become a crime hotspot for criminals, many crime build a not completely proven and ing a sales plan cases have been reported that happened in that area so it is best understood business. This usually Not having a sales plan is like running to avoid it especially at night.“We are urging the community unravels down the line.” your business on a wing and prayer members to take our crime alerts into consideration to avoid be-threw and hoping that the dart you ing victims of crime,” said Constable Serakwana.

1. Don’t expect success to happen blindfolded will hit the bullseye. It overnight undermines your business’s chances of Phillip Letts, founder of the Blur success. Every month you need to set Group has the following advice: “We clear sales goals and try to meet them.

South African Police Service 086 000 10111 /112 Olifantsfontein Saps 011 316 8022

3. Never price your product too low Entrepreneurs tend to underprice their products and services in the early days of their days. In most cases they do it out of sheer desperation. You need to be sure that your margins are sufficiently robust for you to grow the business.

4. Never over-promise and under deliver As a new entrepreneur you might be tempted to talk up your product to lure customers into buying.

Don’t do it because if those customers don’t see the results you’re promising, then you’ll not only lose them but you will lose the reputation of your business as well.

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Tembisa Theatre Week 2020 is here

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X Theatre Productions from Tembisa has been hosting the Tembisa Theatre Week for the past three years. The Olifants caught up with the founder, Mxolisi Masilela to find out more about the theatre week.

The Olifants found Masilela busy with final preparations for the 2020 edition which starts on Monday 27, February. With him was Solly Malaka the Managing Director of Places and Faces who is also the writer of one of the Tembisa Theater Week 2020 plays, Tourist to Mzansi.

“We celebrate theatre in Tembisa through new plays. How we do it is that there is an open application process that closes in December every year. We do an open call for entries on our Facebook page and community newspapers. Then we select productions that are going to participate. This year we will have 16 plays, all of which are new plays by young writers,” reveals Masilela.

Solly Malaka and Thabang Ramabu

One of the plays, Tour to Mzansi was rehearsing and the Olifants team was invited to see the rehearsal which was a display of great talent in its own right.

Masilela started acting when he was only 9 years old back in 1999.

He went on to study performing arts at Windybrow Theatre, upon graduating he decided to come back to give back to his community.

He recalls: “The first thing I realised was that all theatres are always in the cities. So we thought maybe we should create theatre spaces that caters for actors in Tembisa. We found this centre and raised some funds and bought equipment because we knew that waiting for government takes forever. So we said we would do it ourselves and that's what we are doing.”

Masilela says they expect to have at least 80 to 120 people everyday, from Monday the 27th to Sunday 2nd. He says, he expects at least 200 people on weekends because weekends normally get busy.

Cover charge differs from show to show, ranges between R30 and R60.

Those who want to buy all the shows will get a discount. People can book online directly with TX Theatre production by visiting www.txtheatreproductions.co.za or by emailing info@txtheatreproductions.co.za.

“Unfortunately, we currently don't have a sponsor. We are financing the theatre week from our own pockets.

Normally, close friends assist us with things such as paint. So, if there is anyone who can donate something they are welcome to contact us via email or WhatsApp 071541 2823.”

The other plays include The Escape Artist & The Conspiracy, Upside Down, Melanin, Emanzini, Tembisa, Morongwa,The Beginning is Within, Moving, Smoke and Mirrors, and The Shower.

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Issue 9 | Friday, 24 January 2020

Adopt a cop safer school visit and talk in Olifantsfontein

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he Olifantsfontein police station visited Madibatlou Middle School during an adopt a cop school initiative.

SAPS Vispol Commander Captain Magazi, Communication officer Constable Skoti, two sector managers and the youth desk were among the team who visited the school.

Magazi addressed the learners of his adopted school to stay away from drugs, liquor and not steal each other’s belongings as they are a family.

He further urged learners to assist those who are suffering by informing the Principal and educators.

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zzi Phiri (46) is the founder of a nonprofit organisation called, Men For Development In South Africa (MFDISA). The organisation was founded in 2004, and it is currently growing to become a national organisation. “What inspired me to start this organisation was my personal experience. There are people who can attest to how abusive I was. But, through attending similar programs I managed to change.

So, I was inspired to do something of this nature. That’s why I regard myself as an ambassador of change,” says Phiri.

They have two branches, one in Clayville extension and another in Ivory Park extension two. Phiri says the purpose of his organisation is to have programs that are geared towards preventing violence against women and children. In addition, provide services to victims of abuse. He says, victims of violence get psychosocial counselling provided by a social worker.

Some of the victims were referred to Phiri’s organisation by family members, while others were referred by the police. However, Phiri is quick to point out that they still meet those victims who treat gender-based violence as a domestic issue that can be resolved privately.

“We also visit local clinics where we meet women with a blue eye, mostly on Monday morning. So, when you see a woman like that you know that she was assaulted over the weekend. Our mandate is to create awareness to such victims, tell them how they can be assisted in terms of opening cases and taking the matter further,” says Phiri.

He adds: “We also assist perpetrators through the process of change.

We assist perpetrators by creating awareness around issues of genderbased violence. We look at what are the contributing factors and come up with solutions as men. Then we host sessions and invite social workers to provide counselling to those who may not want to speak.”

He says, they reach out to men by word of mouth.

Ozzi Phiri

Phiri says, they have seen progress in the community from the studies they conduct every year to measure progress.

“We also have a school intervention program whereby we target boy learners. We try to groom them and make them understand the issue of violence while they are still young. We target high school learners from grade 10 to 12. So far, we are getting positive feedback from schools,” says Phiri.

“I believe something magical will only happen if men will look at themselves and try to do something about their problem.”

He went on to tell them that weapons are not allowed at school premises, and that bullying won’t be tolerated.

Magazi also congratulated those who passed their grade last year and encouraged those who failed not to give up.

Meanwhile, Olifantsfontein Communication officer Constable Skoti welcomed the learners.

She advised them to refrain from wrongdoing to ensure that they have a brighter future. Skoti went on to caution learners to be wary of strangers. Furthermore, she encouraged learners to respect their teachers and maintain good relationships with them.

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Gauteng Education concerned about liquor outlets close to schools

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he Gauteng Education Department will continue the process of shutting down taverns and shebeens situated next to schools.

The Department received a petition on behalf of residents of Cresslawn, in Ekurhuleni – east of Johannesburg, alleging that there is a shebeen operating next to a primary school in the area.

According to the Gauteng Liquor Act, shebeens or bottle stores should not be situated within a 500-metre

radius of a place of worship or an educational institution.

Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza Lesufi says, “We are moving to more shebeens because the process to shut one, is too long. That is why we are concentrating on all those that are found near our schools. Those that are close to our schools, which were there already, we will persuade them to relocate to other areas. But those that came when we had already built the schools, we have no choice but to shut them down.”

There are reportedly several liquor outlets operating within 500 metres of 10 schools in Ward 73 Benoni, Ekurhuleni.

This was revealed by the Gauteng MEC for Education, Panyaza Lesufi in a written reply to the DA questions tabled in the Gauteng Provincial Legislature (GPL).

According to the MEC, there are 10 schools that are within 500 metres of liquor outlets in Ward 73 Benoni. He states that his department and the Liquor Board

frequently interact regarding the approval of liquor licenses for outlets situated near schools.

The DA says the Gauteng Liquor Board is contravening Section 30 (3) of the Gauteng Liquor Act 2 of

2003 which states that the Gauteng Liquor Board shall grant an application in the case of premises not situated within a radius of 500 metres in the vicinity of a place of worship and educational institution.

How to ace that job interview M Firearm amnesty extended to 31 May 2020

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he firearm amnesty period has been officially declared open for South Africans to surrender illegal or unwanted firearms, ammunition or firearm parts from December 1 to May 31, 2020.

The citizens are encouraged to hand over their firearm and ammunition at their nearest police stations. All the surrendered firearms will undergo an Integrated Ballistic Identification System (IBIS) testing to determine whether it might have been involved in crime.

This period also allows firearm owners with an expired license to renew their licenses and those who have more than one firearm to hand over the other gun to be protected during the break-ins in

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their properties.

The South African Minister of Police, Bheki Cele said: “We believe that the process will go well.” He further said when the period ends, law will be tough on those who persist on carrying unlicensed guns.

Constable P. Skoti, Olifantsfontei n police st ation spokesperson said: “I am appealing to all South Africans who are still in possession of illegal firearms and unwanted firearms to surrender them at Olifantsfontein police station and without any fear of prosecution.”

If anyone has a question regarding the amnesty firearm they can visit or contact Olifantsfontein SAPS on 011-316 8020.

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ost job hunters these days feel that employers dictate terms in our country where unemployment stands at 29%.

That statement is only partially true. By using the right strategies and a systematic approach to interviewing you can greatly increase chances of landing that job. Here are some tips: 1. Do some research Today it’s easy enough to check out prospective employers online.

Check their company website and Facebook page. Also, go the extra mile in your research using sites like LinkedIn and ZoomInfo to learn about the competition and marketplace.

2. Interview questions Consider how you’ll answer

common interview questions, as well as preparing some questions you’d like to ask the interviewer.

3. Read the job description again This will allow you to prepare answers that may come up. If you completed an application form, go over it to refresh your memory of how your skills and qualifications match the role you’re applying for.

4. Find out who will be interviewing you The email inviting you to the interview may include this information. Use LinkedIn and the ‘About us’ section of the company website to find out more about their professional interests and experience of those people.

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Issue 9 | Friday, 24 January 2020

New ruby team to be launched in Olifantsfontein

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evin Nguruve and Nordino Amuza (21) are about to establish a rugby team of 20 players in Olifantsfontein. If you enjoy being active and want to build your fitness with team mates then this is the game for you.

They are looking for people between the ages of 12 and 25. They want their team to be one of the most inclusive teams in Ekurhuleni.

Nguruve says he was inspired by one of his uncle’s who used to play rugby in New Zealand around 2003. “Another reason to start the team is because there are no people who play rugby in Olifantsfontein.

Everyone is playing soccer.”

Camaraderie and teamwork are vital skills in most team sports, but none to the same extent as in rugby.

Nguruve and Amuza understand this because they themselves played rugby in school.

“I moved here 10 years ago and

there was a tennis court but it was never used. I thought maybe a basketball would work but most people are not into it. I think rugby could work here,” says Amuza.

From scrummaging to tackling, sprinting with the ball, rugby can be a high intensity workout that will boost players fitness and strength.

“We want to practice from Monday to Friday, but because some people won’t be able to attend week days, we will also practice on weekends or Fridays from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm,” says Nguruve.

“For now we need someone who can help us with jerseys and balls.

Even if it’s one jersey that would be fine. If we start training now I think

by April we will start playing one or two games.” Nguruve says.

“We also need sponsors who can help us with essentials such as sport drinks and medical kit,” says Amuza.

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INDEX 1002 1003 1005 1006 1007 1008 1009 1010

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Clubs Entertainment

AUCTIONS

Public Auctions Vehicle Auctions Property

BUSINESS

Investments Opportunities Services

EMPLOYMENT 1013 1014 1015 1016 1017 1018 1019 1020 1021 1022 1023 1024 1025 1026 1027 1028 1029 1030 1031 1032 1033 1034 1035 1036 1037 1038 1039 1040 1041 1042 1043 1044 1045 1046 1047 1048

Administrative Agriculture Architects Artisans/Trade Au Pairs Insurance Building Call Centres Community Services Drivers Education Employment wanted Engineering Estate Agents Financial General Hair/ Beauty Hospitality/ Catering IT/ Computers Legal Medical Motor Industry Overseas Part time / Temps Personnel Agencies Personnel/ H.R. Professional/ Management Retail Sales & Marketing Secretarial Security Skills Switchboard/ Reception Technical Training Courses Wanted

ESTATE NOTICES 1051 1052 1053 1054 1055 1056

Curatorship Estates: Creditors and debtors Estates: Liquidation and Distribution Insolvent Estates Rehabilitions Surrender of Estates

FAMILY NOTICES

1059 1060 1061 1062 1063 1064

Birth Congratulations Death Notices (Late) Death Notices Funeral Services In Memoriam

FOR SALE 1067 1068 1069 1070 1071 1072 1073 1074 1075 1076 1077 1078 1079 1080 1081

Antiques & Art Building Meterial Clothing Electrical Appliances Electronic & digital Flea Market Furniture Garderning Jewellery & Accessories Machinery & Equipment Miscellaneous Pets Photograpahy To Swop Wanted to Buy

GENERAL & HOME

1084 1085 1086 1087 1088 1089 1090 1091 1092 1093 1094 1095

GENERAL NOTICES

1101 Animal doptions 1102 Church Notices 1103 Community Notices 1104 Found 1105 Free Ads 1106 Lost/Missing

HOLIDAY & TRAVEL

1113 Accomodation 1114 Timeshare

LEGAL & TENDERS

1117 1118 1119 1120 1121 1122 1123 1124 1125 1126 1127 1128 1129 1130 1131 1132

Adoptions Advertensieborde AGM/Meetings Business Licence Court Orders/ Sequestrations/ Liquidations Demolition Divorce/AnteNuptial Contracts/ Motions EIS (environmental Impact studies) General Notices Liquor Licences Lost Documents Pension/ Provident Funds Re-registrations Sale of Business Town Establish ment/ Founding Town Planning

PERSONAL SERVICES 1135 1136 1137 1138 1139 1140 1141 1142 1143 1144 1145 1146 1147 1148 1149 1150 1151 1152 1153 1154

Adoptions Catering & Venues Day Care & Creches Detective Services Financial Functions & Confe rences Health & Beauty Herbalist Legal Lift Clubs Loans Medical Nursing Personal Photography & Videos Reunions Social & Recreation Training & Education Wanted Weddings

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COTTAGE TO RENT Cottage Available to rent Clayville ext 26 Kitchen with stove Lounge open plan Bedroom Shower & toilet R3500 pm Call 076 520 3784/ 065 522 2407

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COTTAGE TO RENT Cottage Available to rent Rental R3500 1 Bedroom 1 Open Plan Sitting Room And Kitchen Toilet Shower Prepaid Electricity Call: 079 6621386

Clayville ext 29 R3800 Deposit (payment arrangement negotiable) Big lounge with small kitchen Toilet, shower, basin inside the big bedroom Burglar doors and windows Tiles on the floor Secure parking Prepaid electricity Available from1 April 2018 Call: 064 627 9756

ROOMS TO RENT

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SALES IN EXECUTION 1188 Sale in Execution

VEHICLES

1192 Accessories,Spares Building & & Modifications Construction 1193 Bakkies/ 4x2s Cleaning for sale/ Hire Services 1194 Caravans for Driving Schools sale / Hire Electrical 1195 Cars for sale Electronic 1196 Commercial For Hire 1197 Exclusive Cars Garden & for sale / hire Irrigation 1198 Motorcycles Home 1199 Spray painting Improvements & Panel beating Miscellaneous 1200 Trallers Pest Control 1201 Vehicles for Plant & Machinery sale under R30 Plumbers 000

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The Development Community of Clayville will hold a general community meeting on 12 May 2018 at the Sports Grounds in Extension 29 at 9am.

All community members are invited to attend the meeting.

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Steve Komphela and some of the players led out of the stadium by Police

Kaizer Chiefs fans run amok Meet the after Nedbank Cup loss Clayville

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layville Fitness Club is a gym in Clayville extension 26. The gym has been helping people to lose weight and keep their bodies in good shape. The Olifants News spoke to the founder of the gym, Jay or as he is affectionately known as “JJ” Pshado to find out more about his gym.

JJ has a brown belt in martial arts but says they have a guy with a black belt who is a sensei. They currently

host tournaments among ourselves but aiming to challenge other clubs in the near future.

The gym is open from 6:00 am to 8:00 pm from Monday to Friday.

They do aerobics every Monday, Tuesday is for stomach exercises, Wednesday is for cardio and boxing while Thursday is for sit ups and Friday is for running. The joining fee is only R250 and R180 per month for adults. While students pay

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The violence did not end on the field outside he act displayed by the Kaizer Chiefs fans is unacceptable violence erupted the stadium cars were damaged. This incident in Moses Mabhida stadium on Satur- raises eyebrows about the effectiveness of the day evening 21 April when Chiefs lost 2-0 to security in high profile matches. More than a Free State Stars in the Nedbank Cup semi-fi- year ago similar incident happened at Loftus nal at Moses Mabhida, Durban. Kaizer Cheifs when Sundowns hammered Pirates 6-0 and fans invaded the pitch and started assaulting no one was punished. security guards the attacks were captured on Two people have been arrested in connection R180 to join the to Saturday’s unrest, Two suspects aged 27 cellphones and uploaded on social media. gym and R150 The crowd invasion comes in the same and 33 were arrested for public violence and to keep their week when the PSL fined Chiefs R250 000, malicious damage to property‚" said Captain membership. of which R200 000 was suspended for 24 Nqobile Gwala on Sunday. The pair would “The gym was months, after fans pelted the players with ob- appear in the Durban Magistrate’s Court on started in 2010, jects at FNB Stadium after the 3-0 defeat to Monday. Furthermore Steve Komphela reso in 2003 when Chippa United on April 7. signed as the Amakhosi coach with immediI started training The injured security was repeatedly punched ate effect after the match.

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