Platinum Gazette 15 October 2010

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These youngsters attended Steelpoort Academy’s open daylast week, making ready for their long years in school,starting 2011. Meanwhile, the matric exams are aroundthe corner, with a special message form the government’syouth structures (page 4). Given the public service strikesand time lost during the Soccer World Cup, it may prove tobe nerve wracking for some. Liuckily the teachers’ unionsdecided this week not to resume striking.

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The session entailed variousdiscussions and metaphors on tracking(Vat Spoor), relating the concept back tobusiness with a strong spiritual impact.The session was organized by localSteelpoort security company ThorburnSecurity Solutions in conjunction withlocal Inniebos farm owner and Lydenburgpastor Egbert Hiemstra.

“This was an idea deriving from ahunting campfire session in July 2010which became a reality”, Egbert Hiemstracommented at the opening session.

Callie Roos from Callie Roos &Associates, who facilitated this process,has a unique blend of lifetime experiencesincluding that of Student Leader,Community Leader, Senior Pastor, SpecialForces Operator, Land and Sea SurvivalSpecialist, Senior Military Staff Officer

and serving as an Honorary Game Rangerwith National Parks in South Africa.

Roos shared his various tracking,military and spiritual experiences with thegroup allowing for amongst othersconstructive and very powerful campfiredialogue. Roos warned that the “tracks”businessmen leave behind must show thepurpose of the business and its leadersand that sufficient “time out” is requiredto constantly evaluate the quality,direction and purpose of the track thatbusinessmen leave behind.

He regards amongst otherthankfulness, inspiration, strong gutfeelings, vision, ownership, etc as buildingblocks for a business’ purpose.

Everybody praised the session as anecessity for businessmen to get exposedto.

“We need to know how we leave ourtracks and how our tracks are interpretedby our families, our business colleaguesand our communities” Thorburn SecurityManaging Director Dolf Scheeperscommented at the closing of the session.

On the spoorListening to Callie Roos (far right) from left Willie Roeloffze, DesmondMcManus and Egbert Hiemstra

Andries Ebersohn, Reinardt Rall and Menno Mare paying attention to a CallieRoos’ session (top) and Willie Roeloffze, Gerhard Nel and Kleinjan du Toit(bottom).

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In the past week two ATM’s were targeted by robbers. Last week the ATM at theLionvalley Garage was destroyed in a blast. On Wednesday evening Capitec Bank inBurgersfort’s Dirk Winterbach road was targeted. Yesterday morning the debris wasstill everywhere. By the time of going to press no official reports were received fromthe SAPS regarding the incidents.

The Limpopo Youth Commissionwished all learners and students wellfor their up coming examinations.“With one week away from their finalexamination, as a Commission wewould like to congratulate all grade 12learners who have made it thus farand call upon them make us proud”said Ms Thembi Siweya of theCommission.“In the same spirit of the FIFA WorldCup we want to declare every Friday aMatric Friday until learners finishtheir exams. Learners, parents, SGBsand the community at large areencouraged to put on their schooluniform or anything that symbolizesschool on Fridays. We do so in showingour support to these learners and weencourage leaders, parents and thesociety at large to heed to this call”she said.“We continue to champion theprioritization of education simplybecause Youth Development cannot beattained for as long as a majority ofour youth is still leaving in apathy.Hence it remains important forlearners and students to remainfocused on their examination and tounderstand that education remainstheir only hope if they want to seedevelopment in their lives,communities and the country at large.

“The Commission remains committedto the advancement of one of thepriorities of the MillenniumDevelopment Goals and the SouthAfrican Government, the call ofensuring that we ‘educate the Africanchild’. As a result we have alreadyensured that key role players areengaged, processes are put in place andpositive results are attainable by:1. Rolling out the ‘back to schoolcampaign’ which will be launched nextyear in January.2. Meeting with various FETs,Universities and other privateinstitutions in addressing issuesrelated to access.3. Meeting Government departments,parastatals and the Private sector toaddress issues relating to bursaries andthe need for the less privileged toreceive assistance.“We call upon learners to preparecomprehensively and ensure that theydo final touch ups with their educatorsand study mates. We remain confidentthat despite few hiccups during theyear the class of 2010 is going to makeus proud. We say so because thedepartment of education, parents andteachers have worked hard in ensuringthat current learner generationbecomes ready for the end of the yearexaminations”.

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7ADVERTORIAL15 OKTOBER 2010

YOUTH

Are you married? Any kids perhaps?

“No, not married. I have a little boy called Nthati”.

What is your life beyond the office? What do you get upto?

“It depends. I often attend government functions, weddingsor parties, but when I am at home I like to watch TV, listen tomusic and read the newspapers and political material”.

Where is home and what is your favourite food?

“Home is both in Polokwane and the village of my birth. I willalways return to Ga-Tisane when I can. Morogo is myfavourite”.

Your names?

“Frans Moswane, but my close friends call me ‘Hero’”.

Where were you born?

“Ga-Tisane near Jane Furse”.

What are you currently doing employment wise?

“I am the caretaker/chairperson of the Youth Commissionin Limpopo”.

How did you become a commissioner (chairperson)?

“I was previously involved in the Youth Council anddecided to apply for the position of Youth Commissionerwhen the opportunity arose. I was previously the secretaryof the Youth Council in Sekhukhune. I was started workingas the chairman of the Youth Commission in August 2010”.

What does your job entail?

“The design of programmes that seeks to improve the life ofour people. I help to mobilize them and ensure that theyparticipate in the programmes available for young people. Atthe end of this month we will be having a Youth EconomicSummit. Through events such as this we empower youngbusiness people with skills and knowledge to succeed asentrepreneurs. We also encourage them to not only target theso-called ‘soft jobs’ or to aim at becoming tenderpreneurs.There are opportunities available in various sections ofeconomy, agriculture for example. Unfortunately many youngpeople do are not willing to put in the hard work farmingrequires, but we need to address the food security challengesin the province”.

Tell us about your political activities before you to the YouthCommission.

“In short I started off as an ordinary member of COSAS. I waselected by the former president of the SRC at the UNIVEN Giyanicampus and is a former BEC member of SASCO at WitsUniversity. I am a former secretary of the ANC Youth League inSekhukhune and is the current chairperson of the ANC YouthLeague in Limpopo”.

What is your advice to young people who aspire to become achairperson like you?

“Young people must involve themselves in politics from an earlyage. Participate actively without expectation of reward. Involveyourself because you want to make a difference, not because youwant to become a chairperson. Put more effort into whatever jobyou are given. Excel where you are, with whatever responsibilityyou are given. Display commitment and put all your energy into it”.

How can young people reach your office for assistance?

“They can call 015-287 6632 or visit their local Municipality andspeak to the Youth Officers there. The Youth Officers will link themup with us”.

What is your view about young people who are not active inpolitics?

“They are missing an opportunity to understand society and theeconomy. An opportunity to change the bad to good. Changing thelives of people from bad to good”.

What does the Youth Commission do?

“I give the overall political direction to the Youth Commission.Our programmes are directed at the Youth and young people.We try to address the challenges such as skills shortages. Weand myself actively try to mobilise our partners in the privatesector to support the programmes we initiate to help youngpeople”.

Is the Youth Commission the same as the NYDA?

“No, it is not. The NYDA is bringing together the programmesaddressing skills and knowledge with the funding that ischannelled through the Umsombovu Youth Fund. The NYDAensures integrated development while the Youth Commissionassist in applications for funding and special programmes forskills and education”.

Passionate about developmentMeeting the man with no time to sit around and wait for others to do the job. The newlyappointed Youth Commissioner is not only passionate about politics, but also aboutbringing the youth opportunities. Raised in Sekhukhune he understands the challengesyoung people in the area face. He spoke to us about his career, passions and vision...

What is the Youth Commission doing to ensure that youngpeople from minority groups and other youth organisationsparticipate in the Youth Commission activities?

“Generally our programmes are open to everyone. We includeminority groups and function as one. We try to encourage andmobilize the minority groups to make use of opportunities giventhrough the Youth Commission”.

What is the difference between the chairperson and the CEOat the Youth Commission?

“The chairperson is the political head while the CEO is theadministrative head”.

Who is the CEO?

“Khomutso Malatjie”.

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Commission

What are you currently reading?

“I am reading a book by Martin Meredithcalled ‘The State of Africa’”.

Any message to young people?

“Let us work hard to build a better South Africa.Whatever opportunities we come across, we mustseize. We must develop our areas ourselves and notwait for other people to come and do it. The youngpeople are the future. Make sure that you get a goodeducation and acquire the skills to help develop thiscountry. Good luck to all the learners and studentswith their upcoming examinations!”


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Precious and her partner were beautifullymatched.

Annah and Owen were all smiles for thecamera.(All matric farewell photographs supplied by CalvinCollege).

Front: Tetelo Mashishi, Roa Venter, Nonhlanhla Mcina, (middle row) NicoleWentworth, Danelle van der Walt (AASC visitor), Megan Venter (AASC visitor), RobinClarke (AASC visitor), (back row) Duan Craffert and Johan Koen all had the privilegeto present Joshua Generation at this year’s All Africa Student Convention inBloemfontein.

Joshua Generation at All AfricaStudent Convention

Students from Joshua Generation’scampus at Steelpoort and Burgersfortattended the All Africa StudentConvention in Bloemfontein at thebeginning of September. All studentsfrom Joshua Generation didexceptionally well as they all receivedTop 10 positions in competing against 1960 students from across Africa.Their results were : Tetelo Mashishi &Nonhlanhla Mcina – 7th in Drama DanceDuet,Roa Venter – 8th in Knitting, NicoleWentworh - 3rd in Shotput, DuanCraffert - 2nd in Preaching and receiveda nomination to attend the InternationalStudent Convention, Johan Koen - 4th inPreaching and he also received anomination to attend the JuniorInternational Student Convention. Theschool congratulates all the studentsthat attended the All Africa StudentConvention and wishes Duan Craffertand Johan Koen who will be attendingthe International Student Conventionfrom 15 May 2011 to 2 June 2010 inVirginia USA good luck.

Laerskool Burgersfort se nuwe prefekteLaerskool Burgersfort hetaan die begin van hierdiekwartaal hulle nuweprefekte aangekondig. Diehoofleiers sal op dieprysuitdeling bekendgemaak word.Dié prefekte begin reedsoorneem by die voriges endoen lekker spanbou omsaam te werk en hulleierseienskappe teontwikkel.

Die nuwe prefekte byLaerskool Burgersfort isagter: Zandria Wheeler,Naadhirah Bayat, ChantellBotha, Chizelle Allers,Wilmarie Smith enPatience Malapane.Middel: Thabang Kgatle,Nadine Labuschagne, Me.M. Kleynhans (voogonderwyser), TlouMalepe, Juan Ludick,Gavin Shingange, JamesLidderd en Erik Erasmus.Voor: Adam Abdullah,McGlory Riba en ChenelButler.


Glitz and glamour inthe ‘twilight zone’

Left: Lesedi, Princeand Mina.

Hellen and Letaba arrives at the venue.

Delane and her partner.

Sindy and Dikeledi were two of theguests.

Galeshewe looked pretty in pink.

Left: Glamour girls: Hellen, Dikeledi,Confidence and Lethabo.

Katlego and Tiisetso.Yandisa and Prince were party ready.

Right: Tonyand partner.

Calvin College held their matric farewelllast week Saturday. The theme for theevening was ‘Twilight’ and the matrics andtheir partners were dressed to impress.Beautiful gowns and smart suits were in

the order of the day. The matricsdescribed the f ood as ‘delicioustraditional food’.The function was held at TubatseChrome Club.

Beautiful girlsand deliciousfood made fora great matric

farewell.


What will unify us in theThe Department of Arts and Culture istrying to find a solution to the challenge ofunified national day celebrations.This week, Mr Phakamani Mthembu,director of living heritage at theDepartment of Arts and Culture toldParliament’s arts and culture portfoliocommittee that they are trying to bringpeople together for celebrations of nationaldays. “People in other countries celebratetogether. We know we come from a pastwhere we were not taught to celebratetogether” he said.In March this year President Jacob Zumaasked the department to review the publicholidays. The session with the committeeon Tuesday was part of the feedback onthis review and also included a review ofname changes of towns and cities.The presidency has expressed concern atthe lack of interest from all race groupswhen rallies in celebration of e.g. FreedomDay are organised.Mthembu also said that people shouldstick to calling the national days what theyofficially are and not call Heritage Day‘Braai Day’. He labeled this as unpatriotic.“If people like to braai, maybe they shouldcontinue to braai, but call it Heritage Day,”he said.One of the plans that has been suggestedto help with bringing all races tocelebrations is to move away from thepolitical style rallies and rather make useof an education-related commemoration. Itwas also noted that the celebrations shouldbe brought to the people so that they won’thave to travel very far to attend theevents.Another possible change is to include theleaders of all the political parties at majorrallies. The Department hopes that whenthese parties’ leaders share the podiumwith the president at major rallies, abroader base of support will be mustered.We asked our readers what they thinkabout this issue and what they feel mustbe done to unify South Africans whencelebrating national days?

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Mr Kgaogelo Mathonsi said: “They mustdo something that everyone will like onthese days. They must not seperatepeople by including only one culture,language or race”.

Mr Riaz Abdullah and Mr Faizal Abdullah said: “In celebrating holidays they mustrecognise all cultures and beliefs. They should include different cultural themes in theprogrammes so that everyone is included”.

Mr Sipho Mnisi said: “Race is the problemwith these days and celebrations. Theymust include all the races in theprogrammes of events so that they canlearn each other’s languages andcultures”.

Ms Kamogelo Tjie said: “They must lookat the time they always start these things.They must start on time”.

Mnr Terrence Roberts sê: “Daar moetgeen alkohol by sulke feesvieringe weesnie. Mense baklei as hulle gedrink het endit is ‘n probleem met waneer daar danwit en swart mense saam is”.

Ms Precious Makine, Mr Sam Mokwena and Ms Magdeline Sekgobela said: “English!English is the answer. Indians, Coloureds, Whites and Blacks all speak English. Theyalso have to organise the events in town. If they have it far off in the rural areas it is asif they are having it only for Blacks”.

Mr Kuziva Nyamurowa and his brother, Mr Kuda Nyamurowa said: “They must start theevents on time. If they advertise it for 10:00 they must start at 10:00. For some of ustime is important. Time is money. They must also include artists from all the culturesat the events when they plan the entertainment”.


celebration of public holidays?

Mnr. Vaughn Craffert en me. Charmagne Wolmarans sê: “Taal. Ons sal dit oorweeg omte gaan as ons dit kan verstaan. Dit sal lekker wees om nuwe mense te ontmoet”.

Ms Michelle Mangena said: “They mustmake sure that the adverts reach Whitesas well. The language is also a problem.People feel out of place if they don’tunderstand what is being said. They mustchange people’s attitudes to get it beinclusive for everyone”.

Mr Thabiso Kgolane said: “The problem isthat they still require the race part on jobapplications and CV’s. They must takethat away otherwise the separation willnever end. When they plan thosecelebrations they must have it in differentareas to accommodate everyone. Lastyear for example Heritage Day wascelebrated in Burgersfort and there weremainly black people. Next year theyshould take it to Lydenburg to a mainly‘white’ area. They should also organisetransport for everyone - black and white.Government should also stop organisingevents to celebrate ‘what we’ve foughtfor’. We’ve already celebrated that and ithad it’s place. We should now rathercelebrate unity now and what we areachieving now, then we’ll come to a stagesimilar to America where everyone isequal”.

Left: Ms Tebogo Mooi and Ms Violet Maile said: “They mustspeak English at the events and not Sepedi or any otherlanguage. English is the only language we all know”.

Mnr. Albert en me. Joey George sê: “Ons sal graag goedbywoon, maar die kultuur en taal-ding is ‘n probleem. Menseverstaan nie die boodskap nie”.

Ms. Suzen Selepe said: “They shouldinvolve everyone when national days arecelebrated. It should be celebrated inschools, at stadiums and in all the ruralareas. At the big events they should haveinterpreters to accommodate everyone. Itmust not be ‘for blacks only’ or ‘whitesonly’.

Mnr James Letebele sê: “Tale is dienommer een probleem. Hulle moet dat diemense die goed in hul eie taal hoor. Hullemoet ook goed vir almal se kultuur insluit.Hulle moet ook adverteer van wat waargebeur sodat al die rasse daarvan kanweet en nie net bv. swart of net wit mensenie”.

Me. O’Dilhea Keulder sê: “Hulle moeteenheid onder mense kry en goed op hulprogramme sit wat by almal sal aanklankvind. Hulle moet almal se geskiedenisrespekteer”.

Ms Frida Maphalla said: “They must gettranslators then the white people will allbe coming to the events. It will be allencompassing. It will help to do away withracial prejudice . Language is a bigproblem”.

Ms Suzan Mahapa and Ms Kholofelo Monakedi said: “They mustspeak all the languages. The artists are also important. If there issomething for everyone, we will not be bored”.

“Languageis the

problem”


Kitsgids na jou SAPD/Important numbers:

Burgersfort (013) 231 7231Ohrigstad (013) 238 0128Roossenekal (013) 273 0075Mecklenburg (015) 615 0204Eerstegeluk (013) 237 0011Tubatse (013) 216 8500Sekhukhune (013) 260 1007Leboeng (013) 769 9099Maartinshoop (013) 235 4041

Ander nood/Other emergencies:Dilokong Hospitaal/Hospital (013) 2147265Mecklenburg Hospitaal/ Hospital (013) 615 0204Burgersfort Kliniek/Clinic (013) 2317843Water & Sanitation 082 900 4449Disaster Management -(Ambulance & Fire) 0800 330 022Electricity (Eskom) 0860 037 566

Dagboek / DiaryChrome Golf Club Wednesday Competitions

Time: 15:00. Nine holes. Entry fee R60. Enquiries: Martin van Rooyen, 082 816 4833.

Chrome Golf Club Friday Sundowner Competitions (twice a month)

Time: 13:00. Nine holes. Entry fee R60. Enquiries: Martin van Rooyen, 082 816 4833.

Burgersfort United Soccer

Burgersfort United Football Club plays soccer every Wednesday and Friday evening. They inviteall social players of all ages to come and join them at the Laerskool Burgersfort sportsgrounds.Enquiries: Faizal, 082 922 3909 or Riaz, 072 471 7545.

Winterveld Ringbal Klub

Winterveld Ringbal Klub oefen Dinsdae en Donderdae by die CVO skool op die R37 (op pad naLydenburg) se bane. Enige spelers of nuwe spelers is welkom om by die klub in te skakel. Navrae:Zelna Wheeler 072 531 6287.

Op-en-Wakker Groep vir bejaardes

Op Ohrigstad verkoop die Op-en-Wakker Groep vir bejaardes hou elke laaste Vrydag van diemaand pannekoek- en vetkoekverkope by die Pure Plaas stalletjie. Hulle hou ook vandagpadstalverkope, so moenie hulle heerlike kos en tuisgebak misloop nie. Al die geld wat hullein die eerste deel van die jaar ingesamel het, het gegaan vir liefdadigheid. Nou werk diebejaardes om geld in te samel vir hul toer na die Kaap later vanjaar.

Tubatse Chrome Festival

Daar word hierdie jaar weer fees gehou by Tubatse Chrome Klub. Die Tubatse ChromeFestival sal op 22 en 23 Oktober 2010 plaasvind. Beeskraal, MD Greyling, Hugo, WilliamBlackrose en Pieter Smith sal gedurende die naweek by die fees optree. Daar sal ook ‘nvertoning deur die SAPD se honde eenheid wees en die Birds of Prey Centre vanDullstroom sal ook ‘n vertoning en praatjie kom lewer. Die fees beloof om iets vir almal tebied en dit is die ideale plek om saam te kom kuier en nie net aan die aktiwiteite deel teneem nie, maar ook ‘n stalletjie te hê. Hierdie jaar word stalletjiespasie gratis aangebied enpersone wat graag hulle produkte wil kom verkoop of ‘n diens wil bemark is welkom omsolank hul stalletjies te bespreek. Kontak Jacki Hanekom by 013 231 8340.The Tubatse Chrome Festival on 22 and 23 October promises to be one of those don’t missevents. Artists who will perform at the event inlcude Beeskraal, MD Greyling, Hugo,William Blackrose and Pieter Smith. The SAPS Dog Unit will also give an informative talkand show and the Birds of Prey Centre from Dullstroom will give a show. The festival willhave something for everyone and is the ideal place to sell or market your products orservices. Bookings for stalls are already open and stall space is offered free of charge.Bookings for this can be made with Jacki Hanekom on 013 231 8340.

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The African National Congress Youth League -launched its campaign on the Nationalisation ofMines at Mandaagshoek, it has not nationalisedthe Mines.

The launch marked the epoch of debates,discussions, public lectures, and research etc.towards nationalisation. .Federations , certainunions, academics and armchair critics havejoined the chorus of singing the song thatnationalisation has failed elsewhere in the worldand the same will happen in South Africa. Theyfurther went on to launch vicious and politicalpolemics against the president of the AfricanNational Congn!ss Youth League and claim thatthere will be massive looting of Mines bypoliticicains as well as non-accountability.

Critics must not compare the incomparable.Yes, it might have failed elsewhere in the world.That it’s elsewhere dictated by materialconditions, but not in South Africa.

During Codesa warlords, political cohortsand charlatans attacked the ANC, accusing it ofselling the out the masses and that nowhere inthe world power was handed over through talks.It happened and now South Africa have the bestConstitution and is the best democratic state inthe world.

When government and soccer bodieslaunched the World Cup bid, the same charlatansargued that South Africa does not have thecapacity to host a tournament of that magnitude.

They were wrong, we hosted the best World Cupever.

Government (through Limdev) and ASAMetals – (Dilokong mine and smelter) is anexample of the shape, form and the content ofthe contemplated nationalisation. The question iswhether there has being wholesale and massivelooting of resources by politicians at that venturefor the past decades? Was there chaos and lackof accountability on part of the governmentdeployees7 Has that nationalised mine failed?

Socialism is the future. Govemmentprogrammes that are biased towards socialismsuch as free health systems, free schooling,school feeding programmes, national healthinsurance, free housing are part of process ofbuilding socialism, therefore the nationalisationof mines will serve as one step ahead in buildingsocialism.

Political polemics aimed at the president offthe African National Congress Youth league bythe National Union of Mine Workers inparticular, is uncalled for and unscrupulous. Theunion must focus on addressing plight of theproletariat.It will be appropriate for the parties,federations, and critics to engage the documentof the ANCYL and come up with alternatives, ifany.

Tshii- Mankgaleraga -Makofane (strydom)from Maruleng

Nationalisation - a step ahead

(The letter was edited and shortened. It needs to be pointed out that in ASA Metals’ case,Limdev owns only 40 percent of the company, with Sinosteel having the rest of the shares. Lastheard Limdev was planning to sell its 40 percent to a BEE company...The model proposed in the letter does not amount to nationalisation. As mining company DeBeers has pointed out this week, its 50 / 50 joint ventures with the governments of Botswana(Debswana) and Namibia (Namdeb) are not nationalisation, but to be seen as partnerships.Nationalisation entails 100 percent state ownership and control. It becomes even more confusingas Sinosteel is a Chinese State Corporation. Has China nationalised a South African mine onour doorstep? Or are they moving towards a freer economy? Remember in the Chinese modelit is a worker state with no unions and no minimum wages, while there is also a much tighterreign on their politicians to prevent them from putting their hands into the cookie jar - Editor).

“A hero is no braver than an ordinary man,but he is braver five minutes longer”.- Ralph Waldo Emerson

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HR SuperintendentResponsibilities: The Human Resources Superintendent’s role is aleadership role within the Human Resources structure and isresponsible to ensure that all Human Resources managementsystems, processes, policies, procedures and employee requirementsare aligned to meet the short and long term operational demands ofthe Company. The incumbent must also manage the daily HumanResource activities in a responsible manner, cognisant of applicablelegislation and best practises, with the ultimate goal to enhancecapability, thus contributing to overall Business effectiveness.This position’s key performance areas include the managementfunction of the company for each specific activity. Managing andfacilitating recruitment, ensuring all relevant processess are adheredto. To offer advice and guidance to supervisors and managementregarding HR and IR related matters. Sound labour relations mustbe promoted. Secure all legislative requirements are introduced andadhered to. Adhere to Clauses and Regulations of the Mines Healthand Safety Act. Conducting housekeeping tasks in the workplace.Participate in the Company’s Health, Safe and EnvironmentalManagement program. Conduct task allocated by seniors orsupervisor in line with the nature of the job.

Requirements: B.Degree/Diploma (including IR - related subjects)equivalent to a NQF level 6 qualification. At least 5 years HumanResources experience in the mining environment. Thoroughknowledge of the Labour Relations Act/Employment Equity Act/Basic Conditions of Employment Act and experience in HRmanagement, especially with regard to recruitment and selection,promotions, performance management, discipline, grienvance, labourrelations and employment equity. Computer literacy (MS Office) andreport-writing skills are essential. Knowledge of the Babilon time andattendance programme and VIP will be an advantage. A code Bdriver’s licence and valid Medical Certificate is required. The skillsset needed encompasses excellent development liaison andcommunication, good interpersonal relations and organisingcompetencies, along with the ability to work with people from diversecultures and communicated and interact at various levels.

General: ASA Metals (Pty) Ltd/Dilokong Chrome Mine (Pty) Ltd isand equal opportunity employer. Assessments may be one of themethods utilised to determine the successful candidate. TheCompany reserves the right not to appoint.

Please forward your application, quoting the post title, to theHR Department, ASA Metals at fax: 086 750 4941 ore-mail: [email protected]

Applicants who have not heard from the Company within 30 days of the closing datemust accept that their applications were not successful.

Contact: 083 543 1676 foradvertising bookings.

15SPORT15 OKTOBER 2010

Juniors ready for the big tournamentBurgersfort United Football Club will behosting a tournament on Saturday andSunday. During the day on Saturday sixjunior teams will battle it out to determinethe winners. It will be mostly local teamscompeting, but Lydenburg’s juniors beparticipating. In the late afternoon andevening until about 10:00 the seniors willstart their battle for best.On Sunday the men will continue theirknockout rounds to eventually play in thefinal which is planned to start at about15:00.In the senior category, there will also belocal teams as well as a few visiting teams,including a team from Lydenburg.The tournament is now in its second yearand has grown tremendously. It will againtake place at the grounds of LaerskoolBurgersfort.There will be a festive atmosphere and thepublic is invited to come and support theteams. There will be food and other stallsand jumping castles for the children.The management of Burgersfort United FChas invited all soccer enthusiasts to jointhem on the weekend and especially for thefinals on Sunday.

The juniors of Burgersfort United duringtheir practice on Wednesday.

A double draw weekendMaatlopo United Football Club facedMaterial Black Chiefs on Saturday 9October. The teams started late due toother Nedbank Cup games that tookplace before them.The game was not completed due toinsufficient light. The score was still 0-0

when the referee decided to stop the game.The two rivals will be again on 17 Octoberin Jane Furse.On Sunday SAB league games took place.Maatlopo again faced Material BlackChiefs. This time the game was not atNtoampe, but at Magakala Ground near

Jane Furse.Maatlopo scored the first goal when TaripoNkosi made good use of a corner kick to getthe first point. Soon afterwards during thesecond half, Material Black Chiefs levelledwith a goal of their own. The game ended1-1. This week Maatlopo United will face

King Both at Ga-Phaala next to JaneFurse. The game will be played at 15:00on 16 October 2010.Transport to the games in Jane Fursewill be R50 per person per trip.Enquiries: Jimmy Makola, 073 7754150 or Sydney Makoka, 072 869 4418.

Run withGolden the

golden ones

The annual Sekhukhune District Mayor’sMarathon will have a totally new look thisyear.They’ve combined forces with the mines inthe area to create a newly recognisedmarathon called the Eastern Lim MinesExecutive Mayor’s Marathon.Both local and provincial clubs willparticipate in the event which is organisedin conjuction with Limpopo Athletics.The Marathon will start at ModikwaPlatinum Mine and end at SteelpoortAcademy.The date for the race is 23 October 2010and athletes can still enter.One of the major draw cards for many

athletes and amateur runners is thechance to run with local Comrades goldmedalists from Modikwa Marathon Club.Three Greater Tubatse Residents won goldmedals at the Comrades Marathon thisyear. Fanie Matshipa, Peter Molapo andLeboka Noto were amongst the top 10athletes this year.The Eastern Lim Mines Executive Mayor’sMarathon promises to be one of thoseevents that will grow and become ahighlight on the Limpopo runningcalendar.For more information about the marathonand to enter contact: Malope Motswaledion 071 605 0041.

The first annual Eastern Lim Mines ExecutiveMayor’s Marathon will take place on

23 October 2010.

In June this year Platinum Gazette reported on the three local goldmedalists in the Comrades Marathon. Local athletes and amateur runnerscan now participate in the Eastern Lim Mines Executive Mayor’s Marathonand rub shoulders with them.

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Tubatse Ferrochrome played soccer andnetball against Middelburg Ferrochromeon Saturday, 9 October.The games took place at WinterveldSportsground in very hot conditions.The netball games did not all get finicheddue to poor light, but the available scorewas 2 for Tubatse and 17 for MiddelbrugFerrochrome.The soccer was a tough game, but Tubatseshowed their superiority to walk away witha 1 point lead. The game ended 2-1.(Photographs: Mpho Tlagadi).

The two soccer teams. Tubatse won the game.

Below: The netball ladies. Their game was not finished.

The teams faced the heat onSaturday to determine who will

be the winners on thesports field.

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