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ANIMAL NEGLECT AT TULIP GARDEN CENTRE Letter by Jayne Mcauliffe
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I was at the Tulip Garden Centre, situated on Rifle re-house both of them into a bigger aviary in which they Range Road in Haddon, on Saturday 10 October can happily fly around. Such poor conditions for such and found a bird cage with two dead budgies at the l i v e l y little creatures – I just get angry bottom of the cage and one live budgie. whenever I think about it. I took the cage and found the When I spoke to centre manager Hans the centre again and informed him on Monday 12 that I was taking October the the cage receptionist and the said one staff surviving member was on budgie, compassionate and he leave and the insisted other staff members that I pay were overworked and for the forgot about the birds. bird and Strange, then, that when leave my I approached Hans he was leaning on a cellphone counter casually chatting to another female number in staff member – seemed like he had time on case I did his hands to do some sort of an inspection, or to not bring the help his ‘overworked’ staff out. cage back! I’m not I don’t think it’s any kind of an excuse in any case, complaining about the as their food bowls did not even have empty seeds in money at all – I really don’t care them. Those birds had not eaten for many days. How about that. If he had asked me for R1 000 I would have long does it take for a little bird – no, three little birds – to given it to him. It just showed his greed and absolute die of starvation? selfishness. He couldn’t explain how or why the birds had died, but EDITOR’S RESPONSE: it was obviously due to starvation and neglect, as there Dear Jayne, after reading your letter I contacted Hans was no food or water in the cage. When I was taking the Serfontein of Tulip Garden Centre to get comment. bird out of the cage at home, I discovered there was yet He said that it was unfortunate that you had to come another dead budgie underneath the newspaper! That across the dead budgies and that he had no words to describe what had happened. poor budgie did not stop eating for about 30 minutes. When I went back to deliver his cage – which smelt “Two staff members were in charge of the birds; the one absolutely awful – the “manager”, whom I found out later was on leave while the other rejected his duty of looking was actually the owner – just shrugged and said he had after the budgies. Disciplinary action will be taken no excuse for the neglect, except to say that the staff against the staff member who was not doing their job,” responsible had not done their job, and the birds were said Serfontein. “We love animals so this is very disheartening. We have forgotten about. Who knows for how long those poor creatures had not halted the sale of birds at the centre for now until we eaten, and people were walking up and down for days have employed someone to look after them properly,” and just ignoring their cries. I have since discovered he added. that somewhere on the premises are some kittens, so I have alerted the SPCA and Animal Anti-Cruelty League. I will never again patronise this nursery, and I hope that Hans never gets another animal Letter by Neville Peters to care for in his life. He is despicable. Dear Candace, in response to the letter ‘Filthy areas’, that The surviving bird I put in a much cleaner featured in last week’s tame TIMES, I agree wholeheartedly with cage with my own budgie, and he is now your reply. very happy and as soon as he is settled I’ll Our citizens are of the idea that they are entitled to mess wherever
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After months of waiting in anticipation, I finally saw my favourite music group in the flesh – Swedish electronic band Little Dragon touched down in South Africa over the past weekend, performing in Cape Town and Johannesburg respectively. Saturday 17 October was a true feast for the ears and eyes as Yukimi, Erik, Fredrik and Håkan rocked Jozi with their dreamy, rhythmical, shifting, moody rainbow sounds as they like to call it. Although fighting off frenzied fans around me while trying to stay right up front by the stage was quite annoying, I loved every second of Little Dragon’s performance. Sounding just as they do on their records, Little Dragon is infectious in every way. Feeling slightly down at this stage because it’s all over now, at least I have their fifth album to look forward to in the near future. We love you Little Dragon!
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Local youth hero and founder of Need2Read Sheldon Spear continues to spread the joy of reading through his book donation campaign. In his latest charity venture, he donated two refurbished containers to Mohlodi Primary School in Thokoza and Boithuto Care Centre in Jacksonville informal settlement. Donated by A.G.A Transport, the containers will be used for libraries. After Sarah Wissler from Glenvista 5 Residents Association helped to secure the containers, they were delivered on Wednesday 23 September. “I was so excited. This was the best way to celebrate Need2Read’s first birthday! This is an awesome way to share my love of reading with other kids,” explains Spear. Exclusive Books will be providing the books for Mohlodi Primary. The other library will be stocked with the books that Spear has been collecting. As of Tuesday 01 September, the 11-year-old has collected 3 800 books. “I was overwhelmed by excitement from the learners and teachers. Mohlodi Primary School was celebrating Heritage Day when we arrived with the containers. It was a festive event. In the afternoon I was humbled to see the environment in which the children are looked after at Boithuto Care Centre,” says Spear. “Now I am looking for shelving for the containers. I appeal to anyone who is able to assist with this to contact me. I can’t wait to get these libraries stocked and I can launch them,” he adds. In other Need2Read news, Spear made the first of many donations to the Children’s Cancer Ward at Johannesburg General Hospital on Friday 25 September. Donated by Exclusive Books, the books will be shared between the Paediatric Cancer Ward at Johannesburg General Hospital and Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital, CHOC House, Johannesburg General Hospital School and the Paediatric Renal Ward.
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“Thank you to Sister Ronel Venter and Jillian Graham from CHOC for showing us around the wards. This is another project I am passionate about. Need2Read supports children’s cancer awareness and cancer heroes,” says Spear. “I only need just over 1 000 books to reach my target of 5 000 books in 2015,” he adds. If you have any good quality children’s books to donate, would like to assist in collecting books, want to start a Need2Read branch in your community or if you know of a school or organisation in need of books or wanting to start a library, you can contact Adele Spear on adelespear@ gmail.com or visit Need2Read on Facebook.
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In light of the community’s complaints regarding teething issues surrounding the Mall of the South, coupled with the recent robbery incident that took place at the regional shopping centre, Mall of the South representatives met with several key community role players to discuss the various matters of concern. On Tuesday 13 October, an urgent stakeholder meeting was held at the mall to flesh out the primary issues that the regional centre is currently facing, including safety and security; traffic and taxi rank issues; cleaning and greening around the mall; signage and traffic lights; as well as the removal of vagrants and vendors. At the core of the concerns are security and the false information that is being shared in the community regarding the mall via social media platforms. “We are glad that the mall has been developed in the South – it’s an asset and an investment in our community. Unfortunately a lot of rumours and hearsay is flying around and we want to stop this in order to prevent the mall from getting a bad reputation,” explained SOJO CEO Nicky Vakaloudis. On the mall’s opening day (24 September), a rumour was allegedly spread that a total of 95 vehicles were stolen. “This is damaging to our business and our image,” noted Zenprop Divisional Director: Retail Lawrence Joubert. “According to our facts, there have been nine vehicle thefts, one attempted robbery and one armed robbery since the mall’s opening,” he added. Further damaging rumours, said Joubert, surrounded the robbery that took place on Monday 12 October in which three suspects, one armed, entered Browns Jewellery and held up the store, stealing jewellery and exiting the shop towards the parking entrance of the mall. They then, he continued, joined three other accomplices on their way to the parking garages and their exit. En route to the exit, the armed suspect ran into the Swarovski jewellery store and grabbed a tray of rings. The suspects then all exited the mall, shooting once into the floor and then towards the ceiling. The entire incident took place within three minutes, concluded Joubert. “Rumours include that a staff member of the mall ran and jumped off the
second level and that she had been shot in the head. This was not the case. The staff member in one of the fast food outlets panicked on the news of the robbery and rushed out of the rear entrance of their store. On doing so she accidentally entered a refuse room, and fell down a refuse duct. This took place on the other side of the mall, a quarter of an hour after the robbery,” explained Joubert. He added, “She sustained a laceration wound to her head and is currently being treated at the Baragwanath Hospital. We confirm that she is not in a critical condition, and on behalf of the management team, we wish her a speedy recovery.”
“The community has a vested interest in the mall’s success. If there’s a problem it needs to be addressed. We want the mall to be successful but also we want our residents to be safe,” said Mike Fontes, Mondeor Sector 1 CPF Chair. Joubert further highlighted that 15 minutes after the robbery took place, SAPS members stormed into the mall in a cavalier fashion, which resulted in panic. “We need to engage with the community and law enforcement on intelligence. We need to establish ground rules and communicate with the correct role players,” said Joubert.
ROLE PLAYERS: (from left) SOJO CEO Nicky Vakaloudis, SOJO Director and Thaba Eco Hotel owner Reuben Louw, Zenprop Divisional Director: Retail Lawrence Joubert, Mall of the South Centre Manager Hester Smith, Quatro Holdings: MD Corporate Security Francois Faber, Mall of the South Operations Manager Johan Nortje, Zenprop: Divisional Manager Retail Operations Herman Terblanche, Liefde-en-Vrede Community Forum Chair Raj Naidoo, Quatro Holdings: Contract Manager Mall of the South Luke Cloete, Quatro Holdings: Group CEO Ian Labuschagne and Mall of the South Head of Marketing Waldo Marcus
CREATING A CHAIN OF CHANGE “I WANT TO BE AN AGENT FOR CHANGE –
SOMETHING WHICH IS MUCH NEEDED IN THE SOUTH. EVERYONE SHOULD LIVE WITH CHANGE IN MIND.”
Candace King candace.king@tametimes.co.za achieved a lot over the past several months and is grateful for all the support that she has received. She wants to see the community come together in making a difference. Apart from animals and sustainability, she’s very passionate about education. “I want to go into teaching. I want to teach the youth that they need to live for today and make a difference tomorrow,” she says. “I want to be an agent for change – something which is much needed in the South. Everyone should live with change in mind. I want to give children opportunities that they can grab with both hands,” says Janse Van Rensburg. “Change starts with one person and is passed on to another. We need to create a chain of change,” she adds.
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Relentless in her efforts, Miss Earth South Africa Ambassador Jessica Janse Van Rensburg continues to give back to the community, with greening and education at the top of her agenda. Janse Van Rensburg is working closely with Miss Earth South Africa, the Animal AntiCruelty League as well as various schools, projects and initiatives. “I am happy and proud to be a part of the Miss Earth SA programme. I’m also glad to be able to get more people involved in greening our community,” she explains. Janse Van Rensburg notes that she has
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The Horticultural Society invites you to a talk by Jane McKenzie on sustainable green living and biodynamic HORRORVILLE food on Wednesday 28 October Smallville Comics is holding their Halloween Com- at 09:30am at the Johannesburg Botanic icFest on Saturday 31 October, when they will Gardens. Visitors pay R30. have free Halloween-themed comics as well as Details: The Floreum, Johanspecials that will scare you – in a good way! nesburg Botanic Gardens, OlCnr. Heidelberg & Swartkoppies Rd, Alberton There will be Halloween lucky packets available on the ifants Road, Emmarentia, 082 day and kiddies trick-or-treat surprise buckets for sale. 951 1432 Everyone that comes dressed up will receive a R75 gift voucher to be used on the day. There will also be a flea RIETVLEI RUNS 100TH EVENT market. Doors open at 09:00am.
Enjoy an all-white Christmas comedy event on Saturday 24 October at The Lyric Theatre, Gold Reef City with Stand Up & Coming comedians Donovan Goliath, Schalk Bezuidenhout, Dusty Rich and Glen BidermanPam. Produced by Mannequine Pictures, Stand Up & Coming is an exclusive comedy event showcasing four of South Africa’s emerging comedians in a theme-based episode performed in front of a live audience. Tickets for the show are available from Computicket and Gold Reef City’s Box Office from R130 to R160 per person.
Details: Smallville Comics 2.0, corner Penzance and St Aubyn Road, New Redruth, Alberton, 083 534 9301, joe@smallvillecomics.co.za, www. smallvillecomics.co.za
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FUN FAMILY FESTIVAL
The annual JhbSouth.co.za Family Festival and Expo will be taking place at EDITOR’S Rietvlei Zoo Farm CHOICE on Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 October f r o m 10:00am to 05:00pm. The event was established in partnership with tame TIMES to punt local businesses as well as to raise awareness about safety and crime prevention, while providing local residents with family fun and entertainment. This family outdoor event will feature a Baby, Mr and Miss JHB South beauty pageant; kids activities and a Strongman competition; food and craft market stalls, DJs, live music and
dancers; crime and safety demos by SAPS; a CPF 5km fun walk / run fundraiser, as well as a motor expo. Sammy Seeff and Zak the Zoo Buddy will be there, so bring your picnic basket and enjoy the outdoors. Normal entrance fees apply – R30 for adults, R20 for kids and R10 for pensioners. Pre-sale entrance tickets for large groups are available. Details: Rietvlei Zoo Farm, 101 Swartkoppies Road, R554, Alberton, 011 024 1512, info@ rietvleifarm.co.za, www. jhbsouth.co.za / www. rietvleifarm.co.za
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Parkrun organises free weekly 5km timed runs at 08:00am around the world. Parkrun is open to walkers and runners of all ages – it’s free, it’s safe and it’s easy to take part in. Register and download your barcode on the website.
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SELF DEFENCE WORKSHOPS
The Klipriviersberg Nature Reserve is proud to host their ever popular Spring Walk on Sunday 25 October once again. Starting at the Sarel Marais Farmhouse at 08:00am and lasting three hours, the walk will give you a fun morning of learning about the Jewel of the South from the reserve’s expert guides. As an added twist, the reserve invites you to hike in your traditional or cultural garments to celebrate our diverse heritage. Stay afterwards for a picnic – bring your own chairs and refreshments.
Tea, coffee and cordial will be served. The cost of the walk will be R50, which will include the guided hike and a boerewors roll. Please remember to bring your hat, sunscreen, water and comfortable shoes. Booking is essential. Details: Klipriviersberg Nature Reserve, Impala Gate South, Peggy Vera Road, Kibler Park, knrahiking@gmail. com, www.klipriviersberg.org.za
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Details: The Lyric Theatre, Gold Reef City, Corner Northern Parkway and Data Crescent, Ormonde, 011 248 5000, www. g o l d r e e f c i t y. co.za
Details: Rietvlei Zoo Farm, 101 Swartkoppies Road, R554, Alberton, 011 024 1512, rietvleioffice@parkrun.com, www.parkrun.co.za
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It is time again for the spectacular Gauteng Diwali Festival at Gold Reef City taking place on Saturday 31 October. Be part of the Diwali celebrations and enjoy live entertainment throughout this festive event, which will run from 09:30am until late. Taking place at the Apartheid Museum parking, activities on the day will include stalls showcasing various exotic foods, eastern clothing and more. A fireworks display will take place at 08:00pm and the Bhangra bash will kick off from 09:00pm. A complimentary park-and-ride service is available for your convenience from the Southdale Shopping Centre, starting from 05:00pm. Entry to the event is free of charge.
On Saturday 31 October, a workshop will take place from 09:30am to 01:30pm at Harvest Christian Fellowship, 02 Tehore Street, Mulbarton. On Saturday 14 November, another workshop will take place from 09:30am to 01:30pm at Dalmondeor Primary School, 222 Calanbria Drive, Mondeor. Contact Cindy Morujao on 082 444 6260 or cpfmondeorsapsarea@gmail.com. The workshops will cost R50 per person which will include a hotdog, cold drink and water.
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On Saturday 24 October at 10:00am, the annual Lusito ladies brunch will take place at BCP / Lusito Banqueting Hall. Themed Ladies and Tiaras, the event will give guests a morning of mingling, brunching and fashion by Zita Contente Couture. It is priced at R2 500 per table of 10 (R250 per person), and ladies are encouraged to dress in white and wear a tiara. All funds raised will go towards the Lusito Association for the Physically and Mentally Handicapped. Details: BCP / Lusito Banqueting Hall, 60 South Road, The Hill, 011 435 8583, events@ lusitoassociation. org.za, www. lusitoassociation.org. za
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SALE OF WORK Queenshaven Retirement Village in South Hills will host a Sale of Work on Saturday 31 October from 09:00am to 12 noon. If you’re looking for a special Christmas gift, you can find it among the handmade crafts, toys, gifts and novelties. There will also be a tea garden, plant stall, dog show, as well as boerewors rolls, pancakes, cakes, books, clothing, knitted blankets and jerseys on sale. All are welcome. There will be safe parking.
24 OCT fun for the elderly The Crown Gardens Recreation Centre and Clinic is planning on hosting a fun day for the elderly citizens of Annie Burger and Elda Haven Retirement Villages on Friday 27 November. For the fun day to become a reality, much needed funds are required in order to cover expenses, which include publicity, food, drinks, entertainers and bands. Thus far, the local Council, as well
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Details: South Hills Boxing Club, South Rand Recreation Centre, corner Estania and Geneva Street, South Hills, 011 332 1543 / 083 220 9408
24 Oct Domestic Watch Crime Prevention
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The CPF Mondeor Precinct, with the assistance of SOS Security’s Martin Barber, invites domestic helpers, gardeners and staff members to attend the Domestic Watch Crime Prevention lessons designed to help you in the fight against crime. The lesson for October is ‘Abuse is a crime’ while November’s lesson is ‘Staying safe whilst travelling home’. Since the start of this programme, CPF Mondeor Precinct proudly reports that not one of the homes or staff members attending these lessons has been affected by crime.
Glenvista 5 Residents Association is hosting a Halloween street party from 04:00pm till late on Saturday 31 October in Allen Road, Glenvista. Dress up in your scariest costume and enjoy the event with your neighbours. The party will include a food truck, sweet treats, jumping castle, rugby screening, prizes for best dressed, as well as a raffle for a helicopter flip. There will be complete road closures for your safety as well as ample parking on the corner of Bellairs Drive and Allen Road. All ages are welcome and entry is free.
Details: For more information on dates and venues contact Michelle Pelser on 084 292 9144 or visit CPF Mondeor Precinct’s Facebook page
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Details: Allen Road, Glenvista, 083 256 3453, www.gansra. org
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as several businesses, have shown their support through generous contributions. Kasi style at Gold Reef If you are able to make any Comedy fans can look forward to one of the most anticidonations towards the fun day, your pated comedy shows of the year, Skhumba Hlophe contribution will be appreciated. Live, which will take place at The Lyric. Skhumba will perform three shows: Friday 06 November at 08:00pm Details: If you would like to know more and two shows on Saturday 07 November at 07:30pm and about the Senior Citizens Fun Day and 09:30pm. how you could help, please feel free to The Tembisa born comic is one of the funniest comedians in the give Shaheda a ring on 011 433 1036 or country and a rising star in South African comedy showbiz. contact Firhana on 073 147 8652 His unique Kasi flavoured comedy thrills fans and critics alike, and his show is both profound and hilarious reflecting his unique perspectives fighting fatigue on life, family and relationships. The next Green Business Platform session will take place Tickets cost R130 to R150 and are available from on Friday 06 November at Thaba Eco Hotel. Computicket and all Shoprite / Checkers outlets. Starting at 07:30am for 08:00am, the theme for the breakfast is ‘Your Tool Kit for Fighting Fatigue and Staying Resilient Details: The Lyric Theatre, Gold Reef in Business’ and will feature a talk by NewCel Mobile City, Corner Northern Parkway and Health Managing Director Celynn Erasmus. Erasmus is Data Crescent, Ormonde, 011 248 a registered dietician, as well as a full-time professional 5000, www.goldreefcity.co.za speaker and writer. The fee for the session is R50 per person and is payable at the entrance. Finger snacks will be CPF / VSU Fun Walk / Run served.
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Support the South Hills Boxing Club on Saturday 24 October, when a tournament featuring clubs from across Gauteng will take place. There will be around 30 action bouts to keep you on the edge of your seat the entire night. Young boxers such as Louie Malajika, Ollie Dyasi and Ricky Tshabalala will be there to add to the action. The entrance fee is R20 for adults and R10 for children. Food and cold drinks will be sold.
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Rietvlei Parkun is celebrating its 100th parkrun on Saturday 24 October at 08:00am. Rietvlei parkrun was officially opened by Bruce Fordyce on Saturday 30 November 2013 at Rietvlei Zoo Farm. “We are thrilled to be celebrating our 100th parkrun at Rietvlei Zoo Farm as it is the perfect environment and a great way for the community to get involved with walking and running in a safe environment,” says Toni Mackrell of Rietvlei Zoo Farm.
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Join the CPF / Victim Support Unit 5km Fun Walk / Run at Rietvlei Zoo Farm on 25 October. Registration is from 07:00am at the Calco Cafe & Pizzeria. The walk / run will cost R10 per person. All proceeds will go the Victim Support Unit. Details: Rietvlei Zoo Farm, 101 Swartkoppies Road, R554, Alberton, 011 024 1512 / 076 152 9705 / 076 898 8011, info@rietvleifarm. co.za, www.jhbsouth.co.za / www.rietvleifarm.co.za
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DA calls for an end to the darkness The Democratic Alliance Boroang Branch Executive of Ward 56 in Johannesburg and the Ward Councillor, Dennis Jane, have noted with concern a number of street lights that are currently not working in the ward. Cllr Jane said, “Over the past few months I have noticed that quite a number of streets do not have any street lights working and this creates a safety concern for the area, as crime seems to increase when there is a lack of visibility.” Cllr Jane further added that whenever he or one of his branch members sees that the street lights are not working they immediately report it to City Power.
DA Boroang Branch Chair Phillip Venter said, “It is time for City Power to get their house in order. When there is a lack of visibility it makes it difficult for entities such as Emergency Services, the South African Police Services, and the various security companies to perform their duties effectively.” Venter added that the people in the ward pay their taxes and so these services should be provided effectively and efficiently by City Power. Ward 56 in Johannesburg consists of the suburbs of Linmeyer, Rosettenville, a portion of La Rochelle, Townsview, Towerby Ext 4, Glenanda North, Oakdene, Eastcliff, The Hill and Gleneagles North.
Booysens SAPS has launched a manhunt for five suspects who were involved in the armed robbery that took place at the Johannesburg SPCA in Reuven, Booysens on Thursday 01 October. Detective Sergeant Gift Sono, who is investigating the case, is requesting assistance from the community. According to the available information, five unknown suspects armed with guns gained entrance into the JSPCA offices and tied up a staff member. D/Sgt Sono is asking anyone who knows the whereabouts of the suspects to come forward. All information will be treated confidentially. D/Sgt Sono can be reached on 011 433 5200 or 082 159 1599.
Working in a FLASH On Monday 12 October members from the Booysens FLASH unit received information concerning a person who was trying to sell copper to a scrap metal dealer in the Booysens area. The members waited for the suspect and followed him to the premises. A 64-year-old gentleman was arrested for being in possession of stolen property and will appear in court. If you suspect that someone in the community is stealing or selling copper, please contact your nearest police station. Let’s beat crime together!
MONDEOR SAPS SUCCESSES Mondeor SAPS reports that for the week of 08 to 14 October, 33 suspects were arrested for various offences. 13 suspects were arrested for shoplifting; four, for house robbery and the rest were arrested for committing crimes ranging from possession of drugs, fraud, assault grievous bodily harm, theft, driving under the influence, and robbery with a firearm.
Wishing matric learners good luck The DA Johannesburg South constituency would like to take this opportunity to wish all matric learners all the best with their final examinations which will begin shortly. This is a stressful time for learners, and the party calls on them to study hard, and place emphasis on their studies between now and the end of their exams. The DA Johannesburg South constituency would also like to extend well wishes to educators who will oversee the examinations. Make yourself proud, and your families and communities. Good luck!
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“THE ADVANTAGE OF A BAD MEMORY IS THAT ONE ENJOYS SEVERAL TIMES THE SAME GOOD THINGS FOR THE FIRST TIME.”
GENTLE THOUGHTS FOR TODAY AS WE GROW OLDER
The easiest way to find something that’s lost around the house is to buy a replacement. If at first you don’t succeed, shouldn’t you try doing it like your wife told you? A penny saved is a government oversight. The real art of conversation is not only to say the right thing at the right time, but also to leave unsaid the wrong thing at the wrong time. He who hesitates is almost certainly right. Did you ever notice the Roman numerals for 40 are XL? If you can smile when things go wrong, you have someone in mind to blame. The sole purpose of a child’s middle name is so he can tell when he’s really in trouble. There’s always a lot to be thankful for if you take time to look for it. For example, I am sitting here thinking how nice it is that wrinkles don’t hurt! The older we get, the fewer things seem worth waiting in line for.
– FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE
Dear Gary, I read your article (22 September 2015) about the woes that we have regarding the City of Johannesburg. I had the same experience two years ago with the replacement of the water meter and again last year with the installation of the smart meter. However, the problem was sorted very quickly because of the following: a) Water and electricity meter readings are taken on a weekly basis by myself; I have been doing it for the past five years. There is a slight difference once the invoice is received that being due to their readings and mine. Give or take, it varies by only a few units per month. The crux is that when I walked into their offices at Wemmer Pan with a ream of invoices and readings for water and electricity, the look said it all – they were totally astounded! b) Regarding the rates and taxes, did you know that anyone who reaches the age of 60 may apply for a rebate? This works on a sliding scale so that once the age of 70 is attained one qualifies for a 100% rebate – which I am enjoying at the moment. Lastly, my one gripe is the waste and refuse charges. Being a pensioner, one does not have the refuse of a normal household, with the result being that my wheelie bin is only put out possibly every three weeks. Yet I am charged the going rate!
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GOING THE EXTRA MILE Hi Gary, I love your ‘10 pointers on how to stay young’; this should apply to the young and the old. I recently read something regarding the rights of the older person and I thought you might find it interesting and share it with your readers. The Bill of Rights says, “The elderly should have access to food, water, shelter and health care, ... live in an environment that is safe and where they can live in dignity and be free from exploitation and physical and mental abuse and should be able to enjoy their human rights.” With the current high cost of living many of the pensioners find it difficult to live a decent, healthy life. Our monthly pensions just about cover our rent, electricity, medication, funeral policy and our contribution to the church, which leaves us very little for groceries, meat and vegetables. For us, it is difficult to eat a healthy diet and to keep fit because we don’t have enough money to keep us going. Regarding health care, our hospitals are so overcrowded – one spends hours in long queues, with so much discomfort and inconvenience, you feel even more sick coming out of the hospital. It is better just to avoid going to hospital and suffer in silence. Thank you, Gary, for caring.
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them to potential career opportunities that an industry like horseracing can offer. It’s an opportunity they would never have had,” she says. Learners enjoyed horseriding, a jumping castle and lunch, not to mention the chance to interact with some of South Africa’s top celebrities. Actress, model and businesswoman Amanda du Pont, radio personality and DJ Alex Caige, comedian Trevor Gumbi and TV presenter and model K Naomi were there to show their support for
“IT’S A RUSH AND HOPEFULLY IT WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE FOR THE CHARITIES AND THOSE THEY SUPPORT”
ALL SMILES: Nageng Primary School After Care Centre learners touching the coveted trophy along with radio personality Alex Caige, actress Amanda du Pont, model and entertainer K Naomi Noinyane, and comedian Trevor Gumbi On Tuesday 13 October, 30 students from Nageng Primary School in Vosloorus were treated to a fun day at Turffontein Racecourse, as part of a build-up to this year’s Peermont Emperors Palace Charity Mile. Assisted by the Peermont Children’s Trust, Nageng Primary School is one of the 16 chosen charities that will win a share of R1million when 16 horses take to t h e track on
Saturday 31 October. Working very closely with the Department of Social Development and the Department of Education, the Peermont Children’s Trust supports 10 schools in underprivileged areas within Gauteng through the provision of school uniforms every year, providing daily hot meals for all learners, handing out food parcels for the school holidays, building jungle gyms, and hosting an annual Christmas party. The Trust also assists with aftercare
this event. They are part of a group of 16 celebrities who will be matched with the 16 racehorses on the day. “I am excited to be here for the third year in a row. The Charity Mile is a great initiative put together by Peermont, Emperors Palace and Racing. It’s a rush and hopefully it will make a difference for the charities and those they support,” said Caige. “This is a very glamorous event but more importantly it raises much needed funds for these schools and children, funds that can give them the opportunity to be what they want to be,” said du Pont who has been involved in the Charity Mile for four years. The winning charity will receive R150 000 and the one in second place will receive R100 000 with the remaining 14 charities receiving proportionate amounts of the total donation, based on the allocated horses’ placement.
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