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The man was driving alone in his grey Mercedes Benz

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Police have launched a manhunt for suspects involved in the brutal murder of a man popularly known as Themba Ngobe.

The deceased was gunned whilst driving alone along Ruth First Road in his German sedan.

According to eyewitnesses who wanted to remain anonymous, two men carrying assault rifles ambushed Ngobe and riddled his car with bullets before fleeing the crime scene in a black Mercedes Benz. Subsequently he lost control and crashed into a vegetable stall next to the road.

Police are appealing to members of the public, who might have usefull information pertaining to the incident to come forward.

Gauteng Police Spokesperson Lieutenant-Colonel Mavela Masondo said, “Police are appealing to anyone who might have information that can help in the investigation or assist apprehend the suspects to please

call the nearest police station or call crime stop on 08600 10111.

The crime scene resembled a movie scene with onlookers, police still combing the area for clues whilst family members who had already arrived wept uncontrollably and could not be comforted.

The victim lost control of his car before it crashed onto a vegetable stall

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Family still seeking justice for their murdered daughter Mpho Jane Mahlangu died on the 21 of May 2021 and her family never had peace since then

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t’s been a couple of months and the Mahlangu family is still mourning for their daughter who lost her life by being fatally beaten by the accused for unknown reasons.

The Mahlangu family also thanked the community from Eersterust and the Gender Based Violence Brigade for supporting them during their most difficult time.

Mpho Jane Mahlangu died on the 21 of May 2021 and her family never had peace since then, but with the support from the community, they keep on going strong and it encourages them to never give up fighting for their daughter’s justice.

The community of Eerterust and the Brigade has been supporting the family since the starting of the court case at Moretele magistrate court. They have been displaying the placards wanting justice for Mpho whose life was cut short by the accused Joshua Baloi.

The family is inviting members from other communities

LOCAL NEWS The community of Eerterust and the Brigade has been supporting the family since the starting of the court case. RIGHT: Mpho Jane Mahlangu died on the 21 of May 2021 and organizations that help in fighting for justice to victims and also survivors of abuse to come and support them in the next court that will be due on the 2nd of February 2022 at Moretele magistrate court. ‘’ We as Mahlangu family would really appreciate the support in fighting for our

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daughter’s justice. The fight is not only for Mpho but for other victims who lost their lives in the hands of their abusers, who think that they are above the law. We as women and also young girls, we need to stop living our life with fear; we deserve to feel loved and protected. We

need fair justice to prevail.

Justice has to be served for the victims of abuser and their family, it’s time to stand up as a community and break the silence, enough is enough,’’ said Zanele Mahlangu who is the aunt to the deceased.

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Ga-Rankuwa residents connect electricity from mini sub-station SOSHTIMES

“We are residing in ward 30 which is a cross-border between Madibeng and Tshwane.

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llegal electricity connections have been a problem for Eskom and Municipalities for years now, and in Ga-Rankuwa today, it seems to have taken a different turn with residents connecting electricity from a mini sub station.

According to Newsroom reporter, Tshegohaco Moagi, who was on the scene, the connection of electricity from a mini sub station in Ga-Rankuwa was quite a sophisticated ordeal.

Demonstrating how residents connected to the mini sub station, there were few clear cables which were connected from the sub station, all the way to the other side of the tar road.

In the video, it can be seen that residents dug out on the road so that the cables can cross over onto the other side of the road.

According to the reporter, one of the main reasons why residents of Ga-Rankuwa decided to connect electricity to a mini sub station was because they were in desperate need of basic services such as electricity, water and refuse removal in the area.

Talking to Pleasure Ndlovu of Action SA in Ga-Rankuwa, he emphasized that the problem of

illegal electricity connections in Ga-Rankuwa is the problem of both Gauteng and North West provinces as the informal settlement in question is situated on the cross-border between Madibeng and Tshwane.

“We are residing in ward 30 which is a cross-border between Madibeng and Tshwane. And unfortunately we have people who are residing in North West long term, those people try their level best to access other services like electricity and that had not been successful until they decided to connect to the sub station.

“After connecting to the sub station, they went on to inform Eskom about the connection and told them that they want to be removed from the illegal connection, however they want proper electricity, but Eskom never responded,” said Ndlovu.

Explaining how the illegal connection to the Eskom mini sub station was affecting the people of Ga-Rankuwa, Ndlovu said, “This illegal connection is only right for a certain number of people, if more people come and connect, we will have interrupted electricity supply, we will have power failures and so on in the area.

“The worst part of it, this mini sub stations were designed for the industrial areas, so if there

was a political will, I think Eskom and the councillors in this area will be able to make sure that the people who are residing in this area receive their services”.

In conclusion, Ndlovu reiterated that the problem of lack of basic services such as electricity and water among others, have been going on for a very long time in the area and further added that as councillor candidates, they will continue to device means to remedy the situations and ensure that the people get access to these basic services.

LOCAL NEWS Talking to Pleasure Ndlovu of Action SA in Ga-Rankuwa, he emphasized that the problem of illegal electricity connections in Ga-Rankuwa

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70-year-old Ga-Rankuwa gogo scammed by family member

By Tebogo Senosha

editorial@tshwanebulletin.co.za Left to fend for herself, gogo Geanette Baloyi has not been receiving her grant. She said a relative moved her out of an RDP house and took her ID and grant card, leaving her with only a certified ID Document.

She stays with her visually impaired sister who has little to do to help.

“I want my money and my ID. My heart is sore. I never thought this lady would treat me so bad. But I’m handing her over to God, I just want all my money because I don’t have anything,” said Baloyi, who was visibly hurt.

Her condition is also worrying. She is diabetic and both her legs had been amputated. And she has not received medical attention for a long time.

Catherine Baloyi, who is Geanette’s sister, said, “She cannot even go for her hospital

treatment because of the ID. The last time she went was when they were going to treat the legs. She is not getting any treatment at the moment”.

A local Rights Organization has called for an urgent intervention.

From Rekgonne Warriors Foundation, Prince Ndzimande, said “We are working and doing our best to get gogo a home where she can go and stay there and be taken care of there. And the family can go and visit her from that place rather than the conditions that we have seen here in the past two days, like the other day, it rained here, thr whole shack was wet, even gogo’s bed was wet. So my wish is that gogo should be moved from this place”.

The Social Development says the matter has been referred to the Provincial office.

Last week, the department launched the social development month focusing on addressing amongst others, hunger, depravation alienation and impoverishment as well as well as directing its programs towards securing decency and dignity, however gogo Jeanette’s life is a far cry from that promises to reach her.

LOCAL NEWS Catherine Baloyi, who is Geanette’s sister, said, “She cannot even go for her hospital treatment because of the ID. The last time she went was when they were going to treat the legs. She is not getting any treatment at the moment”.

Rising crime levels, a huge worry in Mabopane station Loate police have issued a stern warning to all the residents of Winterveldt, Mabopane

LOCAL NEWS Maphosa added the community needed to be warned that people in the courier sector were also being targeted by criminals.

Loate police have issued a stern warning to all the residents of Winterveldt, Mabopane and Soshanguve to be extremely cautious when walking in the passage between Mabopane Station and the Central City Shopping Centre, this as criminals have found more creative ways to deceive and rob people in and around that area.

According to the police, the crime taking place in the

mentioned area also include online scams.

Community leader Sipho Mthimunye said people were afraid of the lurking criminals who rob them of smartphones, money and other valuables.

He said that confidence in the police had also declined, making people reluctant to report some incidents.

However, Loate police station spokesperson Martin Maphosa said they were

pleading with the community to report all crimes.

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He said criminals were “so smart that they were constantly moving from one hot spot to another in efforts to avoid being busted”.

He said the police were working with the community police forum to deal with crime in the area, and the support and confidence of the community could only make that relationship better.

Maphosa added the community needed to be warned that people in the courier sector were also being targeted by criminals.

“People are becoming more tech savvy and opting

for online shopping, which helps reduce numbers at shopping malls, but equally this method creates a market for criminals to take advantage of courier companies.

“We have opened several cases of armed robbery since the start of lockdown, and most cases stem from online shopping,” said Maphosa.

There have already been more than such 30 incidents this year, while last year there were 180.

“According to victims of this phenomenon, perpetrators place orders for a range of products, including cellphones, beauty products and other household items,” he said. They send a location via cellphone, directing the delivery person to an isolated area different from the address on the order.

“As they arrive at the location to deliver the goods, criminals pounce on these unsuspecting delivery personnel, rob them of their products and at worst hijack, kidnap or assault them.”

They also warn buyers of motor vehicles about an online vehicle scam As a precautionary measure, the police said they implore courier companies to consider having their products collected by their customers at designated pick-up points.

They also warn buyers of motor vehicles about an online vehicle scam that is gaining momentum in Winterveldt.

“Evidence suggests that the victims are lured through online advertising on different media platforms

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S.MAB Academy host a successful open day Keoagile Manaiwa who is a Pilot and is employed by Fly SAFAIR encouraged the learners to persevere and be time conscious

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rospective learners, who want to spread their wings and fly, were shown glimpse of what working for an airline entails as one the country’s leading academy held its open day recently.

S.MAB Training Academy located at Provisus Building in Arcadia Pretoria, opened its doors to learner’s eager to take to the sky by successfully showcasing careers within the aviation hospitality industry.

The academy’s Training Manager Ursula Badenhorst said “Today we are very happy with the turnout, we are looking for individuals who are 18 years or older, proficient in English and enjoy working with people.

The traveling industry was a bit sluggish in the past two years due to COVID-19 but everything is returning to normal. Our learners will learn from trainers who possess local and international experience and who will impart valuable knowledge beneficial to their success.”

The academy’s Guest Speaker Keoagile Manaiwa who is a Pilot and is employed

by Fly SAFAIR encouraged the learners to persevere and be time conscious.

“Before enrolling at S.MAB

I was clueless about the aviation industry entailed, but after I learned a lot of things and some of those valuable lessons are still applicable to my daily live.

The academy has a very reliable supportive structure. S.MAB is one of the best academies I have studied at, it is a family. Enjoy your studies and training.”

19-year old Thandeka Mbonani from Pretoria West said “I am satisfied with how everything went, their presentation was well structured and executed, I can’t wait to enrol for the flight attendant course.”

Sharing the same sentiments Pearl Sadiki from Soshanguve said “I am going to register and study to become a flight attendant.”

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Divine Favour Progressive College FET (Registered and Accredited Private College)

The mission of the college is to provide outstanding learning related opportunities to learners for future employment and career prospects.

By Letlhogonolo Mosete

editorial@tshwanebulletin.co.za It goes without saying that more than 37% of the South African youth are unemployed. The spaces in our esteemed universities are filled beyond capacity. Majority do not meet the university qualifying requirements. Minor segment of those who qualify for university intake cannot afford the fees, yet alone access the much needed scholarships and bursaries.

The only option they have is to register for courses in tertiary institutions. With the university full to the brim, tertiary institutions fill in the vacuum to produce the highly desired skilled youth to take up the opportunities in line with the 4th Industrial Revolution (4IR) and that is where Divine Favour Progressive College FET comes to the fore, with programs geared towards student empowerment.

Divine Favour Progressive College FET was registered in 2015 and established in 2019.

The company specializes in education and training services.

The company is linked to and has a network of highly skilled specialists who draw their experiences from different

education Mr B S Akinsola – Head of Academics. working life experiences from a variety of multicultural organisations within the private and public sectors.

The mission of the college is to provide outstanding learning related opportunities to learners for future employment and career prospects. Also to contribute to the economic and social growth of our learners, through being

highly responsive and excellent delivery in education and skills.

The Institution “Head of Academics “ is armed with a wealth of experience from both the private and public sector is set to elevate the institutions calibre to the next height. His vision for the college is to offer learners tailor made programs that will ensure they are job market

ready but also can start their own businesses with the skills acquired.

“We want to combine NATED studies with practical’s in order for learners to better grasp and understand what they have learned in theory. We don’t want to produce learners that are only job seekers but we want to produce learners that are competent, productive, and competitive in their chosen field to be self-reliant by creating their own businesses.”

He said and I quote “The South African job market and economy is ripe with opportunities that enable everyone to thrive.

Another important issue we are passionate about is to create an environment that is conducive to learning. We want our learners to enjoy their studies and also have fun. Also want to extend our reach to the rural areas in order for the community to have access to quality education.”

“Our vision is to become the highest and best quality education and training through assembling and implementation of the best learning resources to meet the needs of learners, employees.

Employers, community, nations and beyond,”said Mr B S Akinsola – Head of Academics.

Bonitas College on a mission to provide quality education

By Letlhogonolo Mosete

editorial@tshwanebulletin.co.za Bonita’s College is set to carve a niche for itself in the in the cut throat private institution space.What sets them apart from their competitors is their commitment and dedication to provide opportunities and support for students from diverse background.

The institutions Campus Manager Akinsola Seyanu Akindele said “We are committed to excellence that challenge students to acquire the skills, knowledge, values, confidence to achieve their meaningful contribution to the society, and individual academic development filled with leadership achievements.”

“Our code of conduct streamlines our purpose, policies and principles in achieving an atmosphere that is beneficial for both our students and management of the college,” said Mr Seyanu Mr Seyanu further said “We are committed to providing an environment where students, staff and visitors of the college, are safe, treated fairly and with respect, in an environment that is free from discrimination, bullying, victimisation, criminal and unlawful behaviour.”

“Bonita’s College is an accredited college with the sole aim of giving students an enabling environment to excel not just in academics but in life in general.

“Our code of conduct streamlines our purpose, policies and principles...

We aim to deliver world-class teaching, learning experience at a affordable rate, educating and equipping our students with the latest and best employable skills in their respective areas of interest to become truly leaders the future leaders and innovators of our country and the world at large,” said Mr Seyanu He concluded by saying “We provide more than just an education.

Our institution provides you the information; skills, confidence and hands-on exposure to assist you create a better world of your own.

Our objective is to experience learning in a positive, balanced and complete way so that we can get the best out of our students.

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Highbury College scholarship program absorbs 80 learners SOSHTIMES

We are solely focused on engineering studies as compared to other colleges

By Letlhogonolo Mosete

editorial@tshwanebulletin.co.za Highbury College in Pretoria is bridging the skill shortage gap and empowering the youth in order for them to be ready and adequately equipped with the necessary skills suited for the job market, this come as the institution offered 80 students scholarships.

“We have our own workshop where learners put what they have theoretically into practise..

The main aim of the scholarship is to impart skills by offering learners a more practical way of learning by merging the theoretical way of learning with a hands-on practical learning as they have their own state of the art in-house workshop. This means learners are able put into practise what they have learned theoretically.

The Colleges Campus Manager Phatlolo Makitla said “Our first intake for the scholarship programme started in 2021 as we saw the need to empower the youth with the necessary skills that will give them an added advantage to gain employment. The program takes two years to complete. Io order applicants to qualify they must be in possession of N2 Electrical Engineering certificate.”

“We have our own workshop where learners put what they have theoretically into practise, We are solely focused on engineering studies as compared to other colleges who offer different courses and that gives us an edge to fully immerse ourselves into the nurturing and growth of a learner,” said Makitla.

Makitla further said “We want to distinguish ourselves from the other institutions who offer a conventional way of learning, we like to be different. We are in the process of moving to a bigger premise in order to accommodate more learners. Also we have established a private company to assist our learners get employment suited for the skills they have acquired. We are still open for registration.”

skills development The main aim of the scholarship is to impart skills by offering learners a more practical way of learning

Classroom collapse at a primary school in Temba

Gauteng Department of Education deploy Engineers to investigate Hammanskraal School ‘sinking into the ground’

By Letlhogonolo Mosete

editorial@tshwanebulletin.co.za Posing a danger to learners and suspending learning, the Gauteng Department of Education says it has roped in structural engineers to conduct an investigation after a classroom collapsed at a primary school in Temba, Hammanskraal.

This comes after learning was suspended at Skampaneng Primary School in Hammanskraal following the collapse of a side of a class at the school and water coming up from underneath the ground This came after Khume Ramulifho, education spokesperson for the DA in Gauteng, revealed that a block of 10 classrooms at Sekampaneng Primary School were not in use after one classroom collapsed a week ago.

Ramulifho said several other classrooms were in a waterlogged area.

Parents are demanding newly built school after classroom collapsed thye flocked outside Die Hoërskool Wonderboom in demand of a newly built school from the department following a collapse.

Learning activities were forced to be put on hold with immediate effect as parents demand temporary mobile classrooms to be provided for the safety of their children.

“Some of the classroom walls have cracks and pose a safety risk for both pupils and teachers, leaving the

school in a dire state.”

According to Ramulifho, community members built the school in the early 1950s. He said the school had more than 2 400 pupils and the classrooms were severely overcrowded and not conducive for learning and teaching.

“It is unacceptable as our learners are being denied the dignity of learning in an adequate environment. This situation has arisen because of the department’s failure to fix our school infrastructure and to conduct regular oversight and monitoring of our schools.”

Gauteng education department spokesperson Steve Mabona said the department was aware and concerned about the infrastructure challenges at the school.

Mabona said the department had dispatched a team of structural engineers to conduct an assessment.

“Upon completion, a report and the associated bills of quantities will be provided for implementation.

“Accordingly, the school is waterlogged and literally sinking into the ground, especially with the recent ... rain.”

Mabona said the department decided not to close the school but would provide mobile classrooms for the affected pupils while they worked on fixing the school.

Members of the school governing body (SGB) allotted that they want temporary mobile classes and the Department must state when will they able to fix the school.

LOCAL NEWS Department of Education says it has roped in structural engineers to conduct an investigation after a classroom collapsed at a primary school in Temba, Hammanskraal.

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18-year-old Rorisang Ngati achieves beyond expectations

Rorisang is a former learner at Prestige College in Hammanskraal

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By Herman Moloi

orisang Ngati (18) is one of the 2021 matriculates’ who have set the bar quite high, and really put the Gauteng Province on the map. This is after she obtained an average of 82% and 6 distinctions, missing the 7th distinction by only 3 points.

Rorisang achieved 82% in English HL, 83% Afrikaans FAL, 80% Mathematics, 85% Life Orientation, 87% Life Sciences, 82% Physical Sciences and 77% in Accounting.

Rorisang, a former learner at Prestige College in Hammanskraal in the Gauteng Province, She believes everything can be achieved through determination, hard work and discipline. Despite the global pandemic that hit South Africa for a full two years, she was able to maintain steady performance through effort. She believes no one can set limits to her potential.

Rorisang said she was shocked when she looked at

the results online, she told her mother “let’s not get our hopes high, we will buy the newspaper in the morning” this is even after she saw her examination number and her name on the government website.

She believes everything can be achieved through determination She explains further; “that although you use your Grade 11 results to apply at high institutions, they don’t really determine your final Grade 12 results. If you are determined to do better, you will do better. I am a living example of this.”

Rorisang is looking forward to the future, as she awaits a response from Sefako-Makgatho University where she will be studying dermatology.

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Bogus colleges will be closed down until the time when their compliant

By Tumelo Sekwele

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e further revealed on the challenges the club face regarding registration of few under 21 players.

“So far it has been going well but with one major challenge few under age players (under

21) that we identified and want to sign do not have ID documents which present a huge problem because MYSAFA does not allow us to register a player using birth certificate at our level”.

Monase is pleased on

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how the trials have been going so far and players identified by the club.

“We are happy with the players that have raised their hands indicating an interest to join our club and how they have carried themselves”.

ogus colleges will be closed down until the time when their compliant Department of Higher Education and Training Deputy Minister Buti Manamela kicked off his national awareness campaign against bogus colleges in Pretoria on Tuesday afternoon.

The minister visited Rosebank College, Richfield Graduate Institute and Bristol Training College. He also checked if the colleges are compliant with the laws set by Department of Higher education and Training and if they offered programs as the ones they have advertised.

He also made a plea to private

education providers that if they want to do business or offer education in the country they should firstly make sure that they are registered.

Manamela further said “I want to make a plea to parents and prospective learners both in basic and higher education to ensure that you check if those institutions are registered and if the courses they offer are accredited which will help you to avoid being robbed of your money and being given fake qualifications. “Said Manamela He will be continuing to visit bogus colleges and where they find colleges that are operating illegally they will work with the police, prosecution authorities to make sure their closed down until the time when they are compliant.

Lack of funding hindering local entrepreneur’s adventures

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By Tumelo Sekwele asedi Matlala born and bred in Hammanskraal but he currently reside in Mabopane North of Pretoria is an entrepreneur.

Masedi said that” his entrepreneur journey started in 2003 when he was still in school where he was selling snacks and cigarettes which later got him into trouble and he further registered his first company in 2006 called Southern Ambition Entertainment he was a Disc Jockey at the time and the company dealt with events and everything that has to do with entertainment.” Said Matlala Matlala currently has numerous businesses including ISources Innovation group which

solemnly deals with Information communication technology , shuttles services whereby he transports people from local to long distance trips which is essentially as a chauffeur business, he also has a consultancy business which deals with helping people to register their companies but it is a subsidiary of I Source Innovations , another one called Tema Innovations which deals with property investment and I Source Vibes which is similar to metered taxis like Bolt, Uber and Taxify which was inspired by a guy from Hammanskraal called Jabba who does the same thing so he ( Masedi ) would call him whenever he is in Hammanskraal late at night to come and pick him up and take him to his destination.

Matlala further said that “he is working on developing an application for I Source Vibes so

that they can be on the same market as other metered taxis like Bolt, Uber and Taxify and most of his businesses need funding being it a grant, loan or sponsorship. So far he has 2 partners who are assisting him.”

The main challenge that he faces is lack of funding since lot of institutions are claiming that they give grants but they’re not really coming to the party “I submitted at one organization about two years and I didn’t even get an acknowledgement to say we’ve received your application and when I do a follow-up they tell me its covid-19 times.”

If customers want to use any of his services they can contact him on 0761204287

entrepreneurSHIP Masedi Matlala born and bred in Hammanskraal

Kagiso to participate in Paris fashion week

“We are looking forward to bringing African luxury heritage to the world stage of fashion.”-Mashilo.

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By Tumelo Sekwele

agiso Mac Mashilo, is a fashion designer based in the outskirts of Gauteng in a township of Klipgat, North –west of Pretoria. He was selected alongside his former partner (Koketso Mokwape) to participate in a fashion week studio that will take place on the 4th to 5th March 2022 at the Ritz Hotel, Place Vendome.

Mashilo said that “his love for fashion allows him to be visionary.

It started in 2013 while he was involved in philanthropy projects in his community while working with a Fashion Designer named Koketso Mokwape.” He said. Due to circumstances they parted ways in business and was then he took the

FASHION Kagiso Mac Mashilo, is a fashion designer from Klipgat

decision to sharpen and gain more knowledge in his field of work by studying Fashion at Tshwane North College and completed his diploma in Fashion in 2019.

He further said that Fashion Week studio is a world stage platform that represents international fashion designers during fashion weeks, They were fortunate enough in 2019 to be scouted on their social media platforms then later they were required to submit their criteria.

They were given great news that Melerinerose International is selected as one of the brands to showcase their collection at the Paris Fashion Week, how it had to be postponed due to the COVID-19

pandemic.

The Paris Fashion Week will be held on the 4th to the 5th of March 2022 at the Ritz Hotel, Place Vendome. “We are looking forward to bringing African luxury heritage to the world stage of fashion , changing the perception and educating since well our collection is called The dopest darkest Tears of Atlantic Ocean.“ said Mashilo.

They would appreciate any contribution through donations and through sharing our social media pages to more people Facebook /Instgram Melerinerose account number Fnb Melerine Pty Ltd 62857469160 FNB

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TITANS FC TRIALS MAKING PROGRESS

Titans FC is a football club based in Ga-Rankuwa north of Pretoria and was established in 2015. The team managed to win their stream in the 2019/20 season only to be knocked in the promotional play offs for position one in Tshwane

By Tshepiso Makgabutlane Current SAFA Tshwane SAB stream A log leaders Titans FC is currently on ongoing trials to strengthen the team for the remainder of the season. Kagiso Monase, club team manager revealed in an interview with Tshwane Bulletin

on what the club is looking for in the trials.

The main aim of the trials was to strengthen two areas of our game, which is the defence (goalkeeping in particular ) as well as attack”.

Monase further revealed how strengthening the defence is considered a priority.

“The majority of our players are midfielders, however we find ourselves a bit lacking on those two departments”.

Due to the club’s busy schedule this season, a new model of trials was introduced and Monase explained on how it’s done.

“Due to our busy schedule as a

football club from running the SAB team as well as our vast development structure it has been difficult to host your traditional trials. We are running a new model of trials inviting trialist to train with our current squad,” he added.

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