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} Teboho Setena

THE DA in the Free State is anxiouslyawaiting the tabling of damning reportsconcerning crumbling service delivery inthe Free State Department of Health.The expected reports are from the

South African Human Rights Commis-sion (SAHRC), the Department of Labourand the Department of Public Serviceand Administration. The reports aboutthe Free State Department of Healthfollowed a public outcry about thedepartment’s service delivery.Mariette Pittaway, DA member in the

Provincial Legislature, says last Tuesday(03/03) they received correspondencefrom the SAHRC stating that it hasconcluded its investigation into the stateof the Free State Department of Health.“The report is said to be in the processof being finalised,” says Pittaway.She says the DA approached the

SAHRC to investigate the department inJune last year after Health MEC DrBenny Malakoane and Premier AceMagashule allegedly failed to acknow-ledge that the public health services inthe province are in crisis.Pittaway says both the national

Departments of Labour and PublicService and Administration haveinvestigated the department and theirrespective reports are expected to betabled in Parliament shortly. “Prelimi-nary media reports on these investiga-tions corroborate the findings of the DA,which has waged a difficult battle toensure delivery of quality public healthcare in the province for almost twoyears now. The DA is anxiously await-ing the tabling of these reports. The DAin the Free State has campaignedtirelessly for MEC Malakoane to befired.“We trust that these reports will

motivate Magashule to finally admit hisfailure in appointing Malakoane to hisexecutive. We are hoping for a new startfor public health in the Free State. Thepeople of this province deserve better,”says Pittaway.

The Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) inthe Free State has since last year also beencampaigning for the firing of Malakoane,who was retained as MEC when Magashuleappointed his new cabinet in May last year.Magashule reasoned that the decision toretain Malakoane was to enable him toimprove the state of the Department ofHealth after he had initially replaceddeceased Fezi Ngubentombi who had diedin a car accident late in 2012.

The crisis crippling the Free StateDepartment of Health saw fed-up nurses athospitals stage protests, some embarking ona go-slow, while at the Bongani RegionalHospital in Welkom they downed tools.Unhappy nurses lament the department’sfailure to provide essential equipment toenable them to do their work.The campaign for drastic change in the

trouble-ridden department has been fuelledby doctors in Free State hospitals, whowrote devastating accounts, published onGroundUp (groundup.org.za) in February,detailing what’s happening and tellingstories of what can only be described as adepartment in crisis. In GroudUp, Doctorswarn that many hospitals are teetering on

the brink of collapse, with minimaldoctors and nurses Some of the bestspecialists in the province have resigned– with Malakoane only taking actionafter 20 did so.Mondli Mvambi, spokesperson of the

Free State Government, says Malakoanewill give a full account to the publicnext week.Mvambi, says that a total of 1 170

appointments have been made in theDepartment of Health during the currentfinancial year. Appointments includeeight specialists, 42 medical officers, 44community service medical officers, 47professional nurses, 66 nursing assist-ants and 82 staff nurses.

FS Health under fireFS Health under fire

IN THE FIRING LINE: MEC for Health DrBenny Malakoane. Photo: Mlungisi Louw

A PATIENT pictured last year at the Bongani Regional Hospital in Welkom wrappedup in a sheet instead of a nappy, depicts the service delivery crisis in the Free State.

Photo: Teboho Setena

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THE evil that is racismwill remain with us inSouth Africa for manyyears to come. I say thiswithout any doubt,because if one speaks topeople in one’s circle offriends, one constantlyhears of incidentsconcerning this phenomenon.There is a tendency in South

Africa for people – of all races– to say one is overly sensitivewhen one says such and suchis racist.In the last two months, I

have heard stories of racismthat have left me somewhatsad, but angry.In the first case, which

happened early last month, awoman with a very sick childwas “refused” help at agovernment clinic in the FreeState simply because she waswhite.The callousness of the nurses

was unbelievable as the child,who was suffering from thedeadly tick-bite fever, was neardeath at the time and thenurses simply said there wasnothing they could do for thechild.The Free State Health

Department might be goingthrough a crisis (or not –depending on who you talk to),but I feel the least the nursescould have done was to dotheir best to ensure thewellbeing of the child, whocould not even walk at the timedue to the severity of hiscondition.Whatever happened to the

Hippocratic Oath?In the second incident, a

black woman lost her job at alaw firm after 29 years of loyalservice – over toilet paper.If you are thinking stealing is

stealing and theft cannot beexcused, then I agree with you,except she did not steal thetoilet paper. No, her crime wasthat she did not replace it inthe loo after she had used upthe last little bit.When a white colleague then

used the loo immediately aftershe did, she could not replenishthe toilet paper in time.What followed was a verbal

assault by the colleague, towhich she naturally respondedand which resulted in everyonein the office hearing theirshouting match. When theesteemed law firm’s partnersheard the commotion, theyintervened, admonishing theblack lady for trying to turntheir prestigious offices intothe South African parliament.Police were called and cases

and counter cases were openedand as you read this piece theblack employee, who held avery junior position in thecompany, had been dismissedwhile the other party have notreceived so much as a warning.The obsession with race is

such a part of the SouthAfrican fabric that manypeople do not even realise itwhen they say something thatis racist or has racial under-tones.Some intellectuals have

suggested that unless we havea frank and open nationaldialogue about race in thiscountry, it is highly unlikelywe will be able to overcomeracism and live in the Rainbownation envisaged by DesmondTutu and Nelson Mandela.Thisis a sentiment I agree with.) To contribute to thiscolumn, send your piece ofno more than 500 words, aswell as a head and shouldersphoto, to [email protected].

Racism is aliveand well in SA

My viewMy viewJabulani DlaminiEditor in chief: Expressnewspapers

} Sidwell Guduka

THEY used to mesmerise football fans withtheir skills back in the day.On Friday (06/03) these veterans attended

a get-together and partied the night away atthe Sand du Plessis Primary School inHospital Park, Bloemfontein – not even thewet weather conditions could put a damperon their event.“These guys and I used to play soccer for

Old Greys in the 1980s. But we split up andformed another team called Maranata FC,”Charles Taylor, co-organiser of the event,told Express.“Since we stopped playing in the 1990s,

some of us have not seen one another. Sowe thought it would be cool to organise aget-together to have fun as old friends, withour families.“Unfortunately, we could not track down

some of the guys, as we don’t have theircontact details. It would have been evennice to have everyone here tonight. It isalso a pity that other guys whom we usedto player soccer with have passed away.May their souls rest in peace.”Back then soccer used to be known as a

sport for black men and rugby as a sportfor white men, but that did not preventCharles and those in his team from playingthe beautiful game.“That was never a problem for us. We

liked soccer and used to play against theblack guys. It was really fun. We enjoyedevery moment of it,” said Nicky Prinsloo,one of the organisers of the event.

“We formed multi-racial teams longbefore 1994. We used to play alongside guyslike Chippa Sefali, George Mokoena andmany others. We really had good teamsthen.”Taylor, who was born in Durban, said he

had never played rugby in his life.“There were no rugby teams where I had

attended school. So I have always beenplaying soccer. In Durban, we used to playsoccer against Indian and black teams. Welater had integrated teams, even before1994.”Prinsloo said he had been a very versatile

player in his playing days and had repre-sented the Free State on many occasions.

“I started off as goalkeeper, but alsoplayed in every position on the field,”Prinsloo explained.“However, I particularly played as a left

wing at Bloemfontein City.”The oldest member who attended last

week’s event was Paddy Clark. He is aged84 and is still going strong.

Soccer veterans toast golden days

SOME of the veteran soccer players who attended a get-together at the Sand du Plessis Primary School in Bloemfontein on Friday(06/03) are from the left, front: Charles Taylor, Nicky Prinsloo and Patrick Vance; back: George Duffield, Benrico Greyling, Freddie Page,Paddy Clark, Elf Duffield, Vernon York, Hennie Steyn, Oubaas Venter and Jan Marais. Photo: Voight Mokone

The obsession with raceis such a part of theSouth African fabric thatmany people do not realise it when they saysomething that is racistor has racial undertones.

THE Cultural and CreativeIndustries (CCIs) will electofficers and board members toserve in the executive of theCultural and Creative IndustriesFederation of South Africa(CCIFSA).This elective conference will

see a first for South Africa – afederation with decision-makingand bargaining powers in theissues that affect the culturaland creative industries themost.The conference will take place

in Bloemfontein on 23 and 24March. A delegation of over1 000 participants representingregistered organisationsoperating in the cultural and

creative industries, prominentindustry role players secondedby the Department of Arts andCulture’s national and provin-cial offices, and representativesof sector organisations andformations from all provinceswill choose the CCIFSA’sleadership.The executive of the CCIFSA

board will comprise the presi-dent and a deputy, and 11 otherofficers – a total of 13 members.Sectorial and gender preferencewill ensure a dynamic board.“We want to give the federa-

tion the best possible start byelecting a strong leadership,”says the CCIFSA’s interimspokesperson, Sipho Dlamini.

Leadership to be elected

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} Selloane Khalane

SEKGAMETSI MOPALAMI, owner ofSekgametsi Catering, has walked away withthe first prize in the Free State CaterersChallenge held Thursday (05/03) at theCentral University of Technology, FreeState’s (CUT), main campus.

The prestigious competition, sponsored bythe Department of Economic Development,saw 55 catering companies in the hospitali-ty industry from across the provincebattling it out in a cooking competition forthe grand prize of a franchise.

The six judges had the difficult task ofnarrowing it down to the last 12, then thetop three caterers who were scored on tablesetting, business plans and creation of arestaurant menu, among other criteria.

The competition, held in the kitchens ofthe Hospitality Department at the CUT, hadcompetitors delivering a high-end three-course meal consisting of a starter, maincourse and dessert, within two and a halfhours.

Mopalami, in an interview with Expressafter she was announced as the winner,said she had hoped to at least make it tothe top three in the competition.

Mopalami’s berry and raspberry dessertwith a touch of chocolate and whippedcream impressed the judges and landed herthe first prize of a restaurant franchise.

The competition was initiated by Mseben-zi Zwane, Economic Development MEC,who said the competition gave caterers inthe province exposure and also educatedcatering companies on how to turn theirpassion of cooking into a viable business.

Many of the competitors said the competi-tion would help elevate their businesses tothe next level and judging by the foodpresented to the judges, it is quite clearthat the Free State caterers know how tostand the heat in the kitchen.

Success sweet for winning caterer

WINNING RECIPE: Sekgametsi Mopalami adds the finishing touches to her dessert creation on her way to claiming the first prize.Photo: André Damons

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When it comes to choosing an academicprogramme to study that leads to goodemployment , be sure to look a toccupational programmes. This is theadvice from Ruan Venter, Registrar ofBoston City Campus and BusinessCollege.

According to Venter, students oftenoverlook occupational programmesbecause they are not aware of whatmakesthese programmes unique. 'As the nameindicates, occupational programmesprepare a student for a speci f icoccupation,' he elaborates. 'They are justvery focused and structured to get astudent as work-ready as possible.'Besides their specific focus, occupationalprogrammes have cer tain distinctiveadvantages, which Venter unpacks asfollows:

1. Register anytime – Due to the trainingmethodology, students can register foroccupational programmes at almost anytime. There are exceptions here and there,but most occupational programmes areopen for registration right through-out theyear. Students can start their studiesstraight away – unlike degree courses forexample, where times are strictly applied.

2. A National Senior Certificate orNational Certificate (Vocational) maynot necessarily be required – Registeringt o p a r t i c i p a t e i n o c c u p a t i o n a lprogrammes don't necessarily require amatric certificate and have different entryrequirements. These range from Grade 10(NQF Level 2) to Grade 12 (NQF Level 4),which means that if you don't have asenior certificate (NSC) you can still start

your studies and reach career aspirations.3. Open doors to higher learning –Occupational programmes make itpossible for you to start your studiesholding a Grade 10 certificate and end upwith a degree. This is because a studentbuilds credits over a period of time and canuse these credits to gain access to highereducat ion courses through creditaccumulation and transfer (CAT) orrecognition of prior learning (RPL).

4. Short courses – Most occupationalprogrammes can be completed within a12-month period. Once students pass allthe required tests and assessments, theyreceive their awards (certificates) and canenter the jobmarket.

5. Employment ready – Occupationalprogrammes are less theoretical in natureand tend to be more practically orientatedin their teachingmethodology and learningoutcomes. Some programmes aredesigned with a work-integrated learning(WIL) component, during which timestudents ge t hands-on prac t ica lexperience. Once students successfullycomplete their occupational programmes– the theoretical as well as the practicaltraining – they are completely ready towork in their chosen occupation. They canhit the ground running, as employers arefond of saying.

'Boston's provision of a wide range ofoccupational programmes is important inmeeting the institution's mission toprovide quality and relevant education andtraining to all its students and to create aculture of life-long learning, correctinginequalities and underscoring aspirations

as specified by the Council on HigherEducation,' says Venter. 'Boston'seducation offers serve to meet the needsof employees and professionals tocontinually upgrade their skills andknowledge. Fur thermore, our offersenable access to higher education tothose who were denied or may not meetthe formal requirements for higheducation.' Boston City Campus andBusiness College offers a variety ofoccupational programmes in fields suchas Heal th, Spor ts and Wel lness,Secretarial, Public Relations, BusinessCommunication and Service, to mention af e w. To f i n d o u t m o r e , g o t owww.boston.co.za and reference theprospectus on occupational programmesheaded with 'we know you have bigdreams.’

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FA KE NYALWA ke le mosadi, ke nna wako bogading. Ke fetola leina, tumelo,meetlo, moaparo le tse dingwe. Ke opela semonna wa me a se opelang. Fa o nyalwake Mojuta kgotsa Momoslem o fetola leinao bo o nne o fetole le tumelo.Mosadi o lebala tsa kwa gae. Ga a sa

tlhole a itumelela malatsi a a rileng le bako gaeno. Fa e le Keresemose kgotsamalatsi a mangwe a ketikiwang, o aketeka le losika la gago le leshwa. Ga segore o latlhile ba gaeno fela ga o sa le wabone.O tla nne o ba gopole, o ba etele, o ye

diphitlhong, manyalong le meletlo emengwe ya bone.Fela fa o tshwanetse wa kgetha gore o

ya kae fa go na le mediro e mebedi kanako e le nngwe o tshwanetse wa ya kobogading e seng ko gae.Jaanong fa rre a fetsa go go ntsha mo

bofetweng, a go nyala, a go fa leina lagagwe, o tshwanetse wa mo rata, wa motlhompha. Tse ke di bonang malatsi a diutlwisa botlhoko gape di a kgotswisa. Banaba rona ba gatelela bo rre. Bana ba ronaba kgerisa bo rre le mo pele ga batho.O fitlhele rre a bitsa mosadi wa gagwe

ka maina a a monate mme mosadi e ne amo bitsa ka leina la gagwe fela.A ke re ke rragwe-mongwe, mo tlhomp-

he. Go monate jang fa o bona banyalani baba saleng bashwa mo lenyalong ba itumet-se, ba bitsana ka maina a a monate.Rre mongwe a re mo go nna motho o

tlhodilwe ke Modimo - ke popo ya Modimo- jaanong wena o rata go mo fetola. O rataa na le sefatlhego sa mongwe yo o moboneng mo telebisheneng, le mmele wamongwe yo o kopaneng le ene gongwe, le

tlhaloganyo ya ga mang, jalojalo.O rata go ipopela motho yo mongwe.Fa o rata motho o mo rata le makowa a

a nang le one. O ka se fetole motho. Se ose dirang o tla feletsa a go tlhoya kgotsa faa leka mme a palelwa, a sa fitlhelele se oratang a fetogela ko go shona, e nnaletagwa kgotsa o nna le matlhoko a mantsijaaka a kgatelelo ya monagano (depression)le a mangwe.Fa motho wa gago a na le 80% ya tse o

di tlhokang, se mo bogise o batla 20% enngwe. 20% ga e tswe mo go wena. Leratoga se 50/50, ke 100%. Mo rate mo atlhaelang o mo tlatse.Jaanong rona re itumelela go nyalwa

morago re rata go fetola motho o re mofitlhetseng a ntse a feletse. Popo e ntle yaModimo ga e sa siame gonne wena o ratafa a ka fetoga.Batho ba feletsa ba ratana kwa ntle ga

lelapa gonne ba batla se basadi / banna babona ba senang sona. Fa a fetsa wa tlhala.Fa a re o nyala e ne motho yole yo a nenga taboga le ene a nyetse, ke gone a bonanggore le fa mosadi / monna wa me a ne ale diphosho o ena o tlhaela go feta.20% e o neng o e tabogela ga e sa le

100% gonne mogatso yo o neng a na le

80% ga a sale gone. A re ithuteng go ratagotlhelele re sa bapisa batho ba rona lebatho ba bangwe. Re rate re sa bayamabaka – unconditional love.Ke go rata gonne o na le se, o dira se.

Bontle ba sefatlhego le khumo di a fela.Rata pelo ya motho gonne ga e fetoge.) Mang kapa mang ya a batlang hongola kholomong ena, a ka ikopanya leJabulani Dlamini ho 051-404-7910kapa email: [email protected]) Mongodi ha ana ho lefiwa.) Where necessary Express edits somecolumns. – Ed.

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“EVIDENCE has shown that regularlyeating too much salt puts us at anincreased risk of developing high bloodpressure, which is the main cause ofstrokes and a major cause of heartattacks and heart failures,” says IreneLabuschagne, a dietician at theNutritional Information Centre of theStellenbosch University (Nicus).According to Labuschagne, 31,8% of

South Africans have high bloodpressure.“Food regulation is not enough to

reduce South Africans’ salt intake andeducating the public is crucial to thesuccess of salt reduction.”The main source of table salt is

sodium, which helps to regulate thebody’s fluid balance, but the amountpeople eat is far more than required.The World Health Organisationrecommends that adults eat less thanfive grams of salt (a teaspoon) a day.Internationally accepted guidelines

state that any food with more than600 mg of sodium per 100 g can beconsidered unhealthy. In South Africa,many products exceed this limit.This has prompted the South African

Department of Health to take alegislative route towards lowering saltcontent in foods. This will give foodmanufacturers until June 2016 tocomply with the first set of guidelines.Different products have been givendifferent time frames, allowingproducers to adapt their strategies.

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TATE MAKGOE, Free State EducationMEC, at a modest function congratulatedseven educators from the province whowon at the 2014 National Teaching Awards(NTA).The Department of Basic Education

stated in a press release that in congratu-lating the winners, Makgoe said winningin seven categories of the NTA proved yetagain that the Free State had the bestteachers in the country.During the provincial ceremony held

recently, Makgoe asserted that the FreeState had teachers who were beinghead-hunted by other provinces.The NTA seeks to recognise and

profile teachers who go beyond the call ofduty to ensure learners get the besteducation.Of the 17 categories, the Free State

recorded five number-one positions andtwo third positions.According to the department, winners in

each category walked away with incredibleprizes.These included generous cash prizes in

all categories, Samsung tablets andBlackBerry cellphones, as well as doublereturn airline tickets to any domesticdestination.The winners in the top eight categories

also got to drive away in a brand newChevrolet Spark.Free State winners are encouraged to be

the ambassadors of the best teachingpractices and share their skills withothers.The department has attributed good

matric results to the best teachers inthe province.

Tate congratulates star teachers

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} Tilly Smith

STARTING on 2 April, a sound likethunder will rumble through thehills of the Eastern Free State’sSandstone Estate in Ficksburg forten days.

This will not be thunder as weknow it, but the noise of heavyarmour being put through its pacesby the South African ArmourMuseum in Bloemfontein.

The museum will put a veryimpressive contingent of heavy-ar-moured fighting vehicles on display,which will be operational for theenjoyment of the public throughoutthe show.

The show forms part of the annualStars of Sandstone Festival.

Emphasis is placed on the public

open day on Saturday, 11 April. Thearmy looks forward to meetingmembers of the public and providingdemonstrations of its capabilities.

The theme behind the deploymentof these heavy tanks is a historicalone. For example, the iconic Russiantanks, namely the T34, the T55 andthe T72, will all be operational.

These tanks reflect Russia’sinvolvement in Africa, particularlyduring the Cold War.

On the South African side, therewill be an Olifant Mk 1A heavy-bat-tle tank and an Olifant Mk 1B ofwhich only a small number weremade.

This heavy armour will be backedup by the fully-operational Mk IVSherman tank, dating back to theSecond World War, which has been

restored and is operated by theSandstone Heritage Trust who willhost the Stars of Sandstone 2015.

Finally, the army will bring itscurrent wheeled armoured fightingvehicle (AFV), the Rooikat, which isstill employed in active service withthe Defence Force.

People with a military background,those with an interest in themilitary, and simply dads who wantto show their boys what heavy-ar-moured vehicles look like in opera-tion, cannot miss the Stars ofSandstone 2015.

For further details, call LarissaClarke on 051-933-2235 or 076-024-6188,or send an email to [email protected].

To register online, go to www.sand-stone-estates.com.

Big guns stars at show

SOUNDS like thunder will rumble through the hills at the Sandstone Estate in Ficksburg next month.Photo: David Benn

} Selloane Maletsatsi Moleli

SOUTH AFRICAN rapper ThapeloMotlhatlhedi, also known under the nameLava, is a self-taught mixing engineerfrom Thaba Nchu in the Free State. Hefirst dipped his toes in the industry afterlanding his first job as a mixing engineerat Electromode in 2011.

He has since successfully showed off hismusically creative skills after working onseveral hits for musicians like Teargasand Bongani Fassie. Thapelo has provento be a true asset to the Electromodeteam. This ultimately led to his currentposition as head mixing engineer andmusician at the Khustic Media RecordingStudio.

He performs magic on the mixingboards whilst offering a taste of truthwith his potent lyrics as a hip-hopmusician. His single Thola Zaka, featur-ing Priddy Ugly (produced by B1Beatz), isjust the first step to the ultimate goal ofreleasing his first full-length album,which is currently in progress, along withplans for an EPK, second single and amusic video.

From this point on, Thapelo willcontinue working his passion by contrib-uting to the music industry and creatingmore connections. He is also eager tomake an even bigger musical impact bothnationally and internationally.

Talented Thapelo createsmagic

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ON Saturday (14/03) Bloem-fontein will be ablaze withglitz, glamour, fashion, musicand lights as the AnnualOscar Nite Yellow CarpetFashion Spectacular (ON-YCFS) returns to the city ofRoses.

The event promises to be astar-studded affair with alineup of world-renownedmusicians.

Fashionistas are encour-aged to make an “Oscar Nitefashion statement” on thenight with the ONYCFShaving witnessed manydifferent styles over the pastfive years. This year itactively seeks to promote anindividual fashion message.

For the first time theONYCFS has partnered withlocal fashion companies toproduce merchandise thatwill be on sale at the event.This in return will seek toencourage the design, makingand purchase of locally-pro-duced goods.

Fashionistas who attend theONYCFS are encouraged toraid their wardrobes, hit thestreets and make a statementthis year by expressing theirinner persona by wearinglocal.

Young designers taking onthe challenge of stimulatingthe local fashion industry willcraft garments specifically forthe ONYCFS event and willshowcase their flair for the2015 edition.

The ONYCFS supports theWear South Africa Campaign.

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REITZ. – The Petsana Residents Associa-tion (PRA) is going to the Union Buildingsin Pretoria to hand over its memorandumof demands to Aaron Motsoaledi, theminister of Health.The march will be held on Monday, 16

March.The members of the PRA have decided to

take action in this way, hoping for positivefeedback regarding the reopening of theNketoana District Hospital.Express Eastern Free State previously

reported on the PRA’s concerns about themedical ward of the hospital closing downand the patients being transferred to thePhekolong Hospital in Bohlokong nearBethlehem (“Petsana objects to ‘closed’hospital”, 21 January, and “Responseexpected today”, 4 February).The hospital has been integrated to form

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of grievances to the management of theNketoana Hospital late last year. Among thedemands were the reopening of the hospital,as well as the recruitment of nurses anddoctors.A response to the memorandum was sent

via fax on Thursday, 29 January. However,they were not happy with the response,Dumezweni says.The members of the association went on

another march on Monday, 16 February.They wanted Benny Malakoane, the MECfor Health in the Free State, to receive thememorandum, but he never showed up.They refused to hand over the memoran-

dum to the person to whom the task hadbeen delegated.“These people are taking us for a ride. We

are not playing games here. We are fightingfor the lives of our people. How could theydecide to make the hospital a complexwithout consulting the community?”Dumezweni says.According to a statement by the Free

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was taken early in 2000 to complex thehospitals. It further states that this wasintended to, among other things, improveefficiency and effectiveness, as well as tofacilitate the sharing of resources.Dumezweni says they are going to the

main head of the Department of Health andpromises radical, robust action should theyget a negative response from the minister.“The ANC government is not happy to see

people following the right channels. Theyonly come to the party when there is bloodinvolved. And we will follow that route ifwe have to. We want that hospital open.”Dumezweni says the PRA has the support

of the Treatment Action Campaign (TAC)and they are hoping to join them on the dayof the march. “People are willing to donatemoney for transport and we are makingarrangements,” Dumezweni says.

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MAJOLA DUMEZWENI, the chairperson of the Petsana Residents Association (PRA), with his thumb in the air, leads residents duringa recent march to the Nketoana District Hospital. The PRA is now working on a march to the Union Buildings in Pretoria.

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PSALM 51:1-2: “Have mercy uponme, O God, according to thy lovingkindness: according unto themultitude of thy tender mercies blotout my transgressions. Wash methoroughly from mine iniquity, andcleanse me from my sin.”Our achievements are not

dependent on our efforts, but onGod’s loving kindness.What brings pride is when we

attribute our achievements to ourown effort. Mercy is God’sproperty.

There are different forms ofmercy; there is a multitude ofGod’s tender mercies, there is alsosure mercies of David.The sure mercies of David are

insured and guaranteed. Our Godwears a coat of many colours.The scripture says “ . . . accord-

ing unto the multitude of thytender mercies.”This means there is a mercy

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speak the truth or we will ruinGod’s plan for our lives.Those who receive mercy are

those who speak the truth. Psalm

51:6 says, “Behold, thou desiresttruth in the inward parts: and inthe hidden part thou shalt makeme to know wisdom.”Speak the truth and walk

humbly before God.Truth and mercy walk together.We cannot receive mercy

without speaking the truth.Speaking the truth sets us freefrom guilt and also from the sincommitted.Once we speak the truth and

repent, we should not go back tothat sin.The prodigal son never went

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from the prison of condemnation.God has mercy on us, yet we

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‘Truth andmercy walk together’

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mapped in our skies, only 16confirmed Luminous BlueVariable stars are known to date.The star, named WS1, is the

latest addition to this incrediblyrare group of stars. LBV starsare of interest to astronomersbecause they are extremely oldstars which may soon die andblow apart in a supernovaexplosion, one of the mostpowerful explosions in theuniverse.Just like humans, stars do not

live forever. Once their fuel hasrun out they stop shining anddie.Stars that are much more

massive than the sun end theirlives in powerful supernovaexplosions which can outshineall the other billions of stars intheir galaxy put together.We never know when or where

one of these explosions will takeplace, but we can keep an eye onthose stars most likely to gosupernova in the near future:Luminous Blue Variable stars.LBV’s represent a stage in theevolution of very massive starstowards the end of their life.For stars with initial masses of

between 20 to 25 times that ofour sun, the LBV stage occursjust before the star dies in aspectacular supernova explosion.For even more massive stars,

they pass through the LBVphase slightly earlier in theirlifetimes, but those stars toowill eventually die in a superno-va explosion.LBV stars are much hotter

and, therefore, more luminousthan our sun.They are some of the most

luminous stars known, withbrightnesses ranging from 250 000to 1 million times brighter thanour sun. As a consequence oftheir high mass, they evolve veryquickly and have – astronomical-ly speaking – short lifetimes.LBV-type stars have a total

lifetime of around a few millionyears and spend much less thanone million years in the LBVphase of their evolution. TheLBV phase can be thought of asa “stellar retirement” for the

most massive stars.The sun, for comparison, has a

total lifetime of around 9 billionyears (the sun is 4,5 billion yearsold now, and middle-aged).Because the LBV phase is soshort-lived you have to beincredibly lucky to catch a starat the LBV stage of its life. Thisexplains why they are so rarecompared with other types ofstar.LBV stars lose vast amounts of

mass as their upper atmospherestreams off into space in aso-called “stellar wind”.These stars undergo random

outbursts at their surfaces,spewing their outer atmosphereinto space.These outbursts cause varia-

tions in their brightness which isone of the key observational

signatures of such a star.Another consequence of theirimmense mass loss, is theformation of a bipolar or circularnebula, or cloud, around the starcomposed of material that hasbeen lost from the star’s atmos-phere. These nebulae are foundenveloping approximately 70% ofconfirmed LBV stars. EtaCarinae is a famous and well-studied example of a LBV starwith a beautiful bipolar nebula.As most LBVs are enshrouded

in a nebula, astronomers oftenlook for possible LBV candidatesby searching for such nebulae. In

the case of WS1, Kniazev andcollaborators were alerted to thepossibility that the star could bea LBV because they found in2011 that it is surrounded by acircular shell of material thatemits light at infra-red wave-lengths. This prompted them tomake follow-up optical observa-tions of the central star toconfirm whether or not the starwas a LBV.In 2011, using the Southern

African Large Telescope (SALT)they obtained a spectrum of thestar (akin to a fingerprint) andfound features in the spectrumtypically associated with LBVtype stars.However, this information was

not sufficient to confirm whetherWS1 was indeed a LBV. To dothis, astronomers needed toobserve the star over a long timeperiod to confirm whether itsvariability in brightness and inits spectral features matched thatexpected from a LBV type star.Kniazev and collaborators

continued to observe WS1between 2013 and 2014 using theSALT telescope to look forchanges in the star’s spectrum.They also monitored the star’sbrightness between 2011 and 2014using the South African Astro-nomical Observatory’s 1,9 mtelescope and combined theirobservations with publiclyavailable data spanning over 40years.By combining the information

from all their observations, theyfound that WS1 did indeedexhibit all the observationalcharacteristics of a LBV typestar and concluded that WS1 isan incredibly rare LuminousBlue Variable star.“We were very lucky to

discover major spectral andbrightness changes in WS1without having to wait for toolong,” says Kniazev.“With this discovery, we

unambiguously proved the LBVstatus of this star. We expect thatsubsequent spectral analysis willallow us to determine fundamen-tal parameters of WS1, forexample its temperature andluminosity. We also hope to findmore bona fide LBV’s usingSALT, which will help us tounderstand better the evolutionof LBV type stars and theirrelation to other types of mas-sive, old stars.”This discovery, published as a

Letter to Monthly Notices of theRoyal Astronomical Society bringsthe total number of LBV starsknown to date to 16.) Dr Nicola Loaring is theOutreach Astronomer ofSAAO.

New example of rare star discovered

THE Hubble Space Telescope image showing Eta Carinae, the most well-studied example of a LBV star.The star is surrounded by a bipolar (dumbbell-shaped) cloud called the Homunculus Nebula. The nebulawas partly formed frommatter ejected from the star’s atmosphere during an eruption which was viewedon earth in 1841 (though which actually took place around 7 500 years ago as light takes so long toreach Earth from the star). Eta Carinae, the central star, appears as the white patch near the centre ofthe image, where the two lobes of the Homunculus Nebula touch. Photo: Hubble Space Telescope/NASA

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Wilgehof: R1 290 000.Excellent investment!3-bedr house plus 2-bedr and 1-bedr flats.Marianna 082 322 9930.RP.

OFFICES

3290

Office space to let:African Life Building,President Brand Street,Bloemfontein (Westdene).Mossie –076 890 4454.

ROOMS TO LET

3315

ROOMS TO LET2 big rooms with wardrobes, inNavalsig, immediately availa-ble. 2 people can share. Toiletand kitchen to be shared.

R2 200. Call 079 502 4239 /078 572 5908.


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After 10 years of struggling, my husband isback at home after mama Linda showed memy enemies in a mirror . We are now ahappy, married couple - thank you, mamaLinda.

My husband stayed with his girlfriend for 10years. Without him I struggled to supportmyself and could not even pay ourchildren's school fees.

I visited traditional healers, but with no help. Then I heard of Maria Lindaon a radio talk show and my neighbour whom he helped and rescuedfrom black magic. I visited mama Linda and paid R200. He told me aboutmy future andmymarriage problems. He put amirror in a dishwithwaterand I saw the facesofmyenemies andmyhusband's girlfriend.He prayed for me and gave me holy water and oil to wash myself. Aftertwo days I saw results, my enemies confessed their wrong doingstowards me andmy husband left his girlfriend and come back home. I'mnowhappyafter visitingmamaLinda .

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Two back rooms, each withown bathr, are immedia-tely available for letting inPhelindaba. Ideally forstudents or newlyemployed people. R1 200p.m. (electricity and waterincluded). Call MmeDipuo on 083 968 2393.

TOWNHOUSES

TO LET

3325

Bloemside 1: 2-bedroomtownhouse to let. Open-plan lounge and kitchen.R3 250 p.m. Call Teboho082 296 6420.

EMPLOYMENT

GENERAL

3680

Lay-by specialists nee-ded at Barnetts, Heide-dal.Position is for highlymotivated individuals witha high work ethic who canwork independently andwho are interested inearning above-averageincome.You will be required tomarket our lay-by productto the public and in returnearn market-related com-mission.Call Arno at 051 4320018 for appointment.

BLOEM 1 STOPCAMERA OPERATORMust be in possession ofGrade B or CPSIRA registeredMust be bilingual: English andAfrikaansComputer literate is a mustMatric and CCTV experienceClosing date:12 March 2015Send CV to 010 591 7035/086 533 6661.

Cashier andsalesperson needed.

Send CV to:[email protected]

on or before14 March 2015.

DIESEL DEPOT PUMPATTENDANT: Dieseldepot in Bloemfonteinrequires the services of apump attendant. 3 years'prior experience workingat a service station fore-court will be to youradvantage. MIBCO wagesand working hours areapplicable. Fax CV to 086459 5014.

Do you need money? SellJUSTINE, fantastic beauty productsfor women, great money.SMS nameand address to083 805 1342.

The Life Coach Centresand Ministries:1. Job and businesscreation/opportunities.2. Debt and money pro-blems.3. Counselling and spiritualmatters.4. Family and relationshipmatters.5. Prayer and fellowshipmeetings.6. Training, workshops andseminars.Call 061 803 2981.

RECEPTIONIST /GIRL FRIDAY

Mature, experienced,Receptionist/Girl Fridayrequired for college inBloemfontein CBD.Good telephone,people and selling skillswill be an advantage.Computer literacy is amust. Please fax sum-marised CV (maximum3 pages) to 051 4475121.Closing date: Friday, 13March 2015. Short-listed candidates willbe contacted for inter-views.

Vacancy for Senior LegalCounsellor,Bloemfontein: (Preferenceis given to EmploymentEquity Candidates).Fast-track your career withLegalwise as you developand implement variousLegal Services Projects atour various branches.We seek the skills of anAdmitted Attorney with aminimum of 2 years' post-admission experience.Supervisory/management experienceadvantageous. Applicantmust be willing and able totravel across the FreeState region, own car andvalid drivers’ licenceessential. Integrityassessments will be arequirement for short-listed candidates.CV to be e-mailed [email protected] or handdelivered to 26 FirstAvenue, Bloemfontein,for attention Q. Norvalby no later than18 March 2015.

JOB OPPORTUNITYAVAILABLE!

• Training providedbefore working.

• A certificate will beissued after training.

DIVISIONS OPEN:• Government pensionclaims.• Company inliquidation and lateestate.

REQUIREMENTS:

• Grade 10 and above.• School report or copyof Grade 12 certificateand CV, if available,application letter.

SEND ALL OF THEREQUIRED TO:

THE ADMINISTRATORREF: TRIUMPHPO BOX 7292BLOEMFONTEIN9300

CLOSING DATE:27 MARCH 2015.

NB:• You only need to sendyour application, thenwe will SMS you onceyou have been selected.• Only one applicationmust be sent to us.

Send your own A4-sizestamped envelope foryour certificate.

INTERSTATEBUS LINES

PLANNER (P10)

JOB REQUIREMENTS:

• Administrativeknowledge of the technicalfunction with at least 2years' relevant experience.• Computer literate(Excel and Word).• Office Administrationand Planning• Familiar with'Reasonable Standardtimes' and 'Productivitymeasures' (Time and Mo-tions study).• Identification of vehiclecomponents and technicalknowledge.• Good numerical andcommunication skills• Grade 12, RAUcertificate in RoadTransport and/or N3Technical qualification willbe a recommendation.

RESPONSIBILITIESINCLUDE:• Compile road and depotbreakdowns.• Capture, schedule andreport defects• Open and allocate jobcards• Manage vehicle-trackingsystems• Plan buses for services,maintenance, COF’S andspecial projects.• Compile daily/weekly/monthly reports.• Update RST Matrix andmonitor productivity• Receive, capture andreport on fuel• Management of a team.

FRINGE BENEFITSINCLUDE:

A competitive salaryProvident fundMedical aidOther benefits associatedwith a large company.

CLOSING DATE FORTHIS VACANCY:WEDNESDAY, 18MARCH 2015 AT 12:00.Send a comprehensiveCV to Linzay vanRooyen at InterstateBus Lines, clearlyindicating the title ofthe vacancy applied for!Fax:086 598 3415, e-mail:[email protected] no feedback is receivedwithin 30 days of theclosing date, you mayconsider your applicationto be unsuccessful. Short-listed candidates will besubjected to Psychome-tric/Psychomotorictesting. Only shortlistedcandidates will becontacted.

MEDICAL

3705

SALES &

MARKETING

3760

ARE YOU UNEMPLOYEDAND WOULD LIKE TOEARN AN INCOME?WE ARE LOOKING FORPART-TIME AS WELL AS

FULL-TIMEMARKETERS IN EACH OF THETOWNS THROUGHOUT THE

FREE STATE.SEND YOUR CV TO:PFA - 1 LIFE DIRECT086 226 8867.

ATTENTION: FETSIOR PHONE ME –051 448 1366.

LEGAL & TENDERS

GENERAL

NOTICES

4010

121 APPLICATION TO THECOMMISSIONER OF CIPC

Please take notice that Maso-pha Jacob Rantsonyaneintends to make application tothe Commissioner of CIPC forthe restoration of Rant-sonyane General Trading2007/219448/23. Please takefurther notice that any objec-tion to the application must belodged with the Commissionerof CIPC within 21 days of thedate of publication hereof.CIPC, PO Box 429, Pretoria0001.


Please take notice thatNothembane Rosemary Dikeintends to make application tothe Commissioner of CIPC forthe restoration of MbekezeloConstruction 2009/003495/23.Take further notice that anyobjection to the applicationmust be lodged with the Com-missioner of CIPC within 21days of the date of publicationhereof. CIPC, PO Box 429, Pre-toria 0001.


Please take notice thatStephanus Almero Weyersintends to make application tothe Commissioner of CIPC forthe restoration of AfricanSpirit Trading 389.Take further notice that anyobjection to the applicationmust be lodged with the Com-missioner of CIPC within 21days of the date of publicationthereof. CIPC, PO Box 429,Pretoria 0001.


Solomon: 076 117 0899www.lenovaconstruction.co.zaLLEENNOOVVAALLEENNOOVVAA

We are open Mon – Fri 09:00 – 18:00!

Alice: 076 391 [email protected]

Drive up along Dan Pienaar Rd, past Tempe, turn left onto Rayton Rd. Drive 2 km turn left, new development Lillyvale.

CRESTONE HILLS IN LILYVALEDELANO VIEW IN LILYVALE89 Free Standing Houses in a secure complex

Prepaid water and electricity meters, High definition CCTV surveillance(3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, double garage, with covered braai area).SELLING PRICE START FROM R1, 330, 000

HURRY UP DON’T HESITATE SECURE TO ENSURE YOU GET YOUR DREAM HOME!

Well-established very secure, brand new complex. With 24 Hour CCTV surveillance. Beautifuldouble- storey duplex, with 3 beds, 3 baths, Big kitchen, dining and lounge area,

a double garage (182m²)SELLING PRICE: R1, 380, 000! HURRY UP (SOME UNITS TO LET)!

We have 6 different packages: We have different packages:3 or 4 Bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, double garage, open plan kitchen, separate dining and lounge.Stunning finishing: Granite kitchen top, gas fire place (for type B and C). Built-in Braai. Stylishdesigned cupboards in all bedrooms. Vanity cupboards in all bathrooms. Wooden garage

door with remote control. Fully fenced private garden with lawn.

ON Show: Monday to Friday from: 9:00 to 18:00, Saturday from 15:00 to 18:00. ON Show: Monday to Friday from: 9:00 to 18:00, Saturday from 15:00 to 18:00.

3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 or 3 bathrooms, double garages, single or double storey.Spectacular and stunning finishing. Stylishly designed cupboards in kitchen and all bedrooms, granite kitchen top, vanity

cupboards in all bathrooms, wooden garage door with remote control. Most of the units have an extra parking inside the yard.Fully fenced private garden with lawn.

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CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT

LENOVALENOVA We are open Mon to Fri 09:00 - 18:00Contact: Alice: 076 391 4068

Solomon: 076 117 [email protected]

www.lenovaconstruction.co.za

Single Storey Duets: 88m², 2 beds, 2 baths, kitchen, dining and lounge, carport or garage, fully fenced, private garden.Free Standing Double Storey Houses: 170-191.2m², 3 beds, 3 baths, spaciouskitchen, dining and lounge, carport or garage. Fully fenced garden.Wooden garage door with remote control and lots more.

SELLING PRICESTART FROMR920 000.

Secured Complex24-hour CCTV,

Prepaid water andElectricity meter,

Energy saving geyserDIFFERENT TYPES:

ELBERT HEIGHT IN HILLSIDENew development, hurry up! The price will go up from the 1st of March 2015.

(Opposite to Northridge Mall).

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CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT

LENOVALENOVA We are open Mon to Fri 09:00 - 18:00Contact: Alice: 076 391 4068

Solomon: 076 117 [email protected]

www.lenovaconstruction.co.za

FORBES PARK IN WILD OLIVE!

194 - 299m². Very spacious 4 or 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, free-standing double-storey houses in asecured, brand-new complex with only 14 units! The stands are spacious. Pre-paid water andelectricity meters! Spacious pajama lounge on first floor! With an eye-level oven! A very big,enclosedbraai area! Big, fully fencedgarden! No transfer cost!

Another uniquely designed new developmentpresented by Lenova Construction and Development

SELLING PRICE:From R1 530 000Secured Complex

24-hour CCTV, Prepaidwater and Electricitymeter, Energy saving

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Bloemfontein Abattoir is currentlyrecruiting:

* Slaughterers (Beef/lamb/pork)* Deboners /breakers/trimmers

All interested indivuals are invited to submittheir CV.

JOB REQUIREMENTS* Good communication* Self-motivated* Strong interpersonal skills* Team player*Ability to work independently* Willing to work overtime* Proven experience in livestock abattoirsand deboning plants will be advantageous.

Closing date: 20 March 2015

CV can be delivered to:Bloemfontein Abattoir, Rudolph GreylingAvenue, Estoire, Bloemfontein.CV can be faxed to: 051 433 2957Clearly indicate the title of the position youare applying for.

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Mafora: R85 000 4-room house.

Bergman: R70 000 4-room house.

Freedom: R 65 000 2 room house.

Bergman: R 65 000 4 room house.

Peterswarts: R75 000 4 room house.

Phase 3: R 80 000 4 room house with devil's fork fence.

Ipopeng: R 95 000 4 room house with ceramic tiles andnice fence.

Phase 3: R 75 000 4 room house.

Joyce: 083 774 4556Sales Office: 078 605 3820

PROPERTIES FOR SALE

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AIJ Property

Chrishani: R 75 0004 room house.

Phase 3: R 75 0004 room house.

Bergman: R70 0004-room house.

Phase 6: R75 0004-room house.

Turflaagte: R90 000Self-built 7-room house.

Turflaagte: R420 000Self-built 8-room house.

Blomanda: R600 0003 bedr, dining/lounge,

kitchen, big yard.

Bergman: R75 0004-room house.

Contact Daniel: 079 573 8203

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Paulina: 079 083 8661E-mail: [email protected]

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Apply online now at www.homecor.co.zato see if you qualify

Apply online now at www.homecor.co.zato see if you qualify

R 429 000 / R3 900PMR 429 000 / R3 900PMT&C Apply

WE HAVE A VARIETY OF PLANS & STANDSFOR YOU TO CHOOSE FROM.

NEW HOUSESFOR SALES

NEW HOUSESFOR SALES

NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED

Phone:Vaun 084 516 7412

E-mail: [email protected]

4 ½ room - 40m²4 ½ room - 40m²

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Fax 086 574 2103. • Tel. 072 532 3335 • E-mail: [email protected]

142 Maitland Street, Volkskas Arcade, BloemfonteinPO Box 6054, Bloemfontein 9300.www.lebohangproperties.co.za

Moeketsi 082 381 30442014737747

Motlatsi 083 754 12222014737744

Kopano072 724 4788

Pule071 892 6018

Matsie 072 621 0333Certificate Nr: 2014737745

Sibongile078 467 0106

Ennie 073 954 67352014737743

Bokang 061 285 3482 (Agent)Certificate Nr: 2014736978

Rethabile063 249 2666

For more properties please visit us at WWW.LEBOHANGPROPERTIES.CO.ZAAll Sellers and Buyers of Properties should check whether the agency is registered with the agency affairs board by visiting www.eaab.org.za

We build in Vista Park and Grassland. Plans starting from R 550 000 upwards.

BEFORE YOU SELL OR BUY YOUR PROPERTY, CHECKWITH THE ESTATE BOARDWHETHER THE AGENCY CONCERNED IS REGISTERED BY VISITINGWWW.EAAB.ORG.ZA

BERGMAN SQUARE TO-LET

GRASSLAND PHASE 6

BLOEMFONTEIN CBD

FLEURDAL

THABA NCHU(Unit 1)

FAUNA

BLOMANDA

NAVALSIG

VISTA PARK PHASE 2

BLOMANDA UNIQUE HOMES WELKOMPHASE 6

LOURIER PARK HEIDEDAL/TAGFLAAGTE-TO LET

TURFLAAGTE

A lovely two bedroom RDP to let.R1 900 p.m.

Mac: 072 532 3335

Three-bedroom house, dinning, study, kitchen,scullary, two bathrooms, double garage and a neat

yard.R1 300 000

Moeketsi: 082 381 3044

Three-bedroom flat with BIC in all the bedrooms,spacious open-plan dining-room, kitchen with BIC,

two bathrooms, well fenced, with garage.R560 000 negotiableBokang: 061 285 3482

PHOLA PARKTwo-bedroom house with open-plan kitchen,

dining, separate toilet and bathroom.R260 000

Sibongile: 078 467 0106

WELKOM VISTA PARKThree bedroom house with lounge,

dinning, kitchen, two bathroom, garagewith back room and a big yard. R 640 000

Moeketsi: 082 381 3044

Lovely three bedroom, lounge, dinning,kitchen and a bathroom.

R 710 000Moeketsi: 082 381 3044

Three-bedroom house with BIC in all the bedrooms,lounge, kitchen with BIC, huge carport which can takeup to three cars, face brick, big yard and is well fenced.

R750 000Mac: 072 532 3335

Three-bedroom house with lounge, dining, kitchen,two bathrooms, garage with back room and a big

yard.R640 000

Moeketsi: 082 381 3044

VISTA PARK

WELKOM

Three-bedroom house with one bathroom, kitchen withBIC, lounge, carport for two cars and a very neat, big

yard.R620 000

Moeketsi: 082 381 3044

Three-bedroom house with dining, lounge, bathroom with ashower, toilet, spacious kitchen, every bedroom with BIC,swimming-pool, spacious yard and an outside guesthouse.

R620 000Pule: 071 892 6018

PHELINDABA

BLOEMANDA

Two-bedroom house with kitchen, dining, sitting-room, bathroom, huge garage and is well fenced.

R450 000 CASH ONLY!Sibongile: 078 467 0106

Two bedroom house with dinningroom, kitchen and is well fenced.

R 530 000Sibongile: 078 467 0106

PHELINDABAThree bedroom house with BIC, lounge,dinning, separate toilet and bathroom,

kitchen, and a double garage. R 510 000Motlatsi: 083 754 1222

MANDELA VIEW

PINE HAVEN

Three-bedroom house with two bathrooms, open-plan kitchen, dining, lounge, big yard and is well

fenced.R750 000

Mac: 072 532 3335

Three bedroom house with dinning,lounge, bathroom, kitchen and a big site.

R 550 000Ennie: 073 954 6735

PHASE 2Three bedroom house with BIC, lounge,

dinning, kitchen with BIC and stove, lockablecarport that accommodate two cars and is

well fenced. R 580 000Motlatsi: 083 754 1222

PHAHAMENG/UNIQUE HOMESThree bedroom house with dinning, kitchen,sitting room, garage and is it well fenced.

R 480 000Sibongile: 078 467 0106

LOURIER PARKThree bedroom house with dinning,

kitchen, bathroom, well fenced, with a drivethrough and sealed garage. R 600 000

Sibongile: 078 467 0106

Stunning three-bedroom house with BIC, main with en suite,spacious dinning and lounge with a fireplace, huge kitchen withBIC and stove, double garage, outside room with toilet, well

fenced, it's a corner house next to Hyperama and CRC church.R1 350 000

Mac: 072 532 3335

Well-known tavern available with furniture andfittings, fridges and licences. Marvellous goodwill,

going concern.R450 000

Kopano: 072 724 4788

Three-bedroom house in immaculate condition withkitchen, dining, lounge, garage, inside and outside

toilet and it is well fenced.R460 000

Kopano: 072 724 4788

Three bedroom house to rent in Heidedal on the mainroad with a kitchen, lounge and a bathroom for

R 4000pm.Need rooms to rent in Heidedal; Single room R 700,

Double room R 1400.Rooms to rent in Tagflaagte; R 600 per room.

Kopano: 072 724 4788

Two-bedroom house with lounge, kitchen,spacious yard and is well fenced.

R370 000Motlatsi: 083 754 1222

House with three spacious bedrooms with BIC, separate toiletand bathroom, spacious kitchen with BIC and stove, a cornerhouse with a spacious yard. It has an approved garage plan.

R580 000Motlatsi: 083 754 1222

*BARGAIN*BARGAIN* Well-functioningtavern including the fridges and licences.

R300 000Kopano: 072 724 4788

Two bedroom house, kitchen, bathroom &toilet, open lounge, big yard and is well

fenced.R480 000

Bokang 061 285 3482

Three-bedroom house with BIC in all bedrooms, twobathrooms, lounge, dining, beautiful spacious kitchen with BIC,single garage. A modern style family house in a good location.

R900 000Moeketsi: 082 381 3044

Two-bedroom house, kitchen with BIC, lounge,bathroom, well fenced and has a spacious yard.

R450 000Bokang: 061 285 3482

Three-bedroom house with BIC and en-suite master,open-plan kitchen, dining and lounge, garage, big,

paved corner yard and is well fenced.R750 000

Kopano: 072 724 4788

Two-bedroom house, dining, kitchen, big yardand is well fenced.

R350 000Sibongile: 078 467 0106

A BARGAIN BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY! A butchery,supermarket plus restaurant situated in the Bloemfontein

CBD area, fully equipped, with a five-year lease.R530 000

Kopano: 072 724 4788

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WHY RENTIF YOU CAN OWN

YOUR OWN HOUSE?BUILDING PACKAGES: VISTA PARKAND PINEHAVEN – FROM R580 000!

CHOOSE FROM A VARIETY OFPLANS!

CHOOSE OWN TILES, PAINT ANDCUPBOARD COLOURS!

CONTACT: Elize @ House HuntersCell 072 386 2680.

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DAN PIENAAR – R2 795 000

Contact Alta 078 061 9012

Right address opposite CBCSchool and nestled on a1 500-m² stand between

Preller Walk and Baysvillage.For larger families, it offers

6 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and2 kitchens. Spacious living-areas with Jetmaster andfireplace. Neat, fenced

garden, swimming-pool andplenty of parking for

everybody.Not to be missed.

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} Sidwell Guduka

THE Mangaung Athletics Stadium inBloemfontein will be a hive of activitywhen the annual Free State ProvincialSecondary Schools Athletics Championshipstake place there this weekend.The two-day athletics meeting – which

will be hosted by the Free State SecondarySchools Athletics Association, in conjunc-tion with the Department of Sport, Arts,Culture and Recreation, the Free StateSports Science Institute (FSSSI) as well asthe Department of Education – starts onFriday (13/02) and ends a day later.Wimpie Lodewyk, chairperson of Free

State Secondary Schools Athletics, said itwas all systems go for them to host thisevent.“I’m so happy to say that preparations

are going very well for this event. I’m quitepositive this is going to be one of the bestchampionships that we have ever had,”Lodewyk told Express.“We are expecting between 1 600 and 1 700

athletes from 240 schools across theprovince who will be taking part in theevent. We will be using this event to select

athletes that will be representing theprovince at the annual South AfricanAthletics Championships later this year,”he said.Lodewyk commended their partners who

came on board to make sure the event wasa success.“We really cannot host an event of this

magnitute without having partners and allthe role players, because it is just toocostly. So I want to thank each and everyone who is making contributions to ensurethat this meeting is a success,” he said.Asked whether load shedding was not a

concern to the local organising committee,Lodewyk said: “We have already madeprovision for load shedding. We will be ableto handle any crisis should there be one. Sothere is no need to worry,” he said confi-dently.Entrance tickets will be offered at a

special, complimentary tariff of R50 peradult and R10 per learner.“Spectators have the dual opportunity to

watch the best athletics and rugby matchbetween the Toyota Cheetahs and theSharks at the same venue and day,”explained Lodewyk.

City of Roses to hosttop-class athletics

ALL SMILES: At Protea Hotel Willow Lake, Bloemfontein, during the official launch of theannual Free State Secondary Schools Athletics Championships last Thursday were fromthe left Ronald Rakaku, ambassador, Kutlwano Tlhakudi, chief director of the Departmentof Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation, Nadia Meiring, ambassador, MalebogoMolete, am-bassador, and André Viviers, chairperson of the local organising comittee.

Photo: Sidwell Guduka

SPORT

} Sidwell Guduka

NAKA DROTSKÉ is adamant that theToyota Cheetahs will bounce right backfrom their disappointing VodacomSuper Rugby defeat against the Voda-com Bulls this past weekend.The Cheetahs’ two match-winning run

was ended by a 39-20 loss to theTshwane side in Bloemfontein lastSaturday (07/03).But Drotské, the Cheetahs’ coach, is

certain his side will soon get back totheir winning ways, starting with thisSaturday’s clash against the Cell CSharks at the Free State Stadium in theCity of Roses.“We are not pressing the panic button

yet. It is still early days. We have justplayed three matches and have won twoof them.“So we will definitely bounce back to

our winning ways,” said Drotské.“It is crucial that we beat the Sharks

in our next game this week before wego on tour.“I’m really confident we will beat

them.“But anything can happen in this

competition,” he said.Drotské’s words were echoed by the

team’s skipper, Francois Uys, who alsobelieves that the Cheetahs will returnto their winning ways sooner ratherthan later.“Losing against the Bulls was a

setback, but we will bounce back.“This competition is not a sprint, it’s

12 months of hard work and dedica-tion.“Like Naka has said, we had done

well before our match against theBulls, winning two games in a row.“Our own errors cost us the match on

Saturday.“But we’ll fix those mistakes ahead of

the next encounter,” said Uys.Following Saturday’s defeat the

Cheetahs have dropped to thirdposition on the South African confer-ence log and eighth on the combinedlog.They have amassed nine points after

beating the Sharks in Durban and theBlues at home last month.“I thought the Bulls played really

well. All credit to them.“Trailing 23-6 against a quality side

like them at halftime, it was alwaysgoing to be difficult to come back.“We had to play a little bit risky in

the second half in order to catch upand try to win the game. But it didn’tpay off,” said Drotské.“We are positive going forward. I’m

hoping that we will have Sarel (Pretori-us), Willie (Britz) and Heinrich (Brüs-sow) back for the Sharks game thisweek.“These three are crucial players for

us,” he said.Saturday’s match starts at 17:05.

Cheetahs notdeterred by loss

DANIE MIENIE of the Toyota Cheetahs is being challenged by a Bulls player duringtheir Vodacom Super Rugby match in Bloemfontein this past weekend.

Photo: Conrad Bornman

Formorenewsand

photosgoto


TOYOTA, theToyota Cheetahs’title sponsor, isgiving away a set ofdouble tickets tolucky Expressreaders who wantto attend theVodacom Super Rugby match betweenthe Toyota Cheetahs and the Sharks atthe Free State Stadium in Bloemfonteinon Saturday at 17:05.To enter the competition, answer this

simple question: Who is the ToyotaCheetahs’ captain?SMS your answer and name to 45527,

starting with the keyword “CHEETAHS”(eg. CHEETAHS Joe Pietersen, NtswakiMokoena)Competition lines open at 06:00 today

and will close on Thursday at 16:00.Winners will be notified telephoni-

cally.

Rugby ticketsup for grabs

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THE struggling Super-Sport United have had thebetter of Phunya Sele Selein recent seasons, butWednesday’s (11/03) clashat the Free State Stadiumcould prove to be trickyfor Gordon Igesund’stroops. Matsatsantsa havelost two back-to-backmatches going intoWednesday’s fixture andthey have a mountain toclimb when they come upagainst a resurgentBloemfontein Celtic sidewho are unbeaten so farthis year.Siwelele appear to have

been revitalised underClinton Larsen, whoreturned to the Mangaungoutfit late last yearfollowing the sacking ofErnst Middendorp.Under the guidance of

Larsen, Celtic have played six matches. Theyhave won four, drawn one and lost one ofthose games – scoring nine times in theprocess while conceding only two goals.“We are expecting a tough game against

United after they lost their previous twomatches. They will be coming to us likewounded lions. But we are going to makethings difficult for them,” John Maduka,

stood a good chance ofwinning the Q3.“We have a good team

to compete with. But wejust need to concentrateon our game and take ourmatches one at a time. Ifwe win our next twoencounters against Unitedand Polokwane City, wecan win it,” he said.All eyes will be on

Celtic striker LeratoLamola, who has scorednine goals so far thisseason. He is the PremierSoccer League’s jointtop-scorer with CuthbertMalajila of MamelodiSundowns.So, Lamola will be

hoping to get his name onthe score sheet to increase

his goal tally. The Limpopo-born hitman willrely heavily on players such as MukukaMulenga, Musa Nyatama and ThapeloMorena to supply passes to him.On the other hand, United will be hoping

that striker Jeremy Brockie continues hisscoring form against Siwelele on Wednesday(11/03). The New Zealander has scored fourtimes in five matches since joining Matsat-santsa last December.He will be the man to watch for United,

but the likes of Kingston Nkhatha and ThusoPhala cannot be overlooked on the night.The kick-off is scheduled for 19:30.

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Celtic manager, told Express.“We want to try and win all

our home matches so that wecan climb higher and higher onthe log. I believe we can finish

the season on fourth position if we keepwinning home and away,” he said.Celtic are sitting at fourth position on

Quarter Three (Q3) after collecting 13 pointsin six matches. They trail leaders MamelodiSundowns by three points. Celtic have agame in hand though, but that does notguarantee points.However, Maduka said he believed his side

CELTIC will rely on playerslike Mukuka Mulenga(right) to score goals whenthey face SuperSport Unit-ed at the Free State Stadi-um on Wednesday (11/03).

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