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Volume 02, 14 November 2013, Week 46 www.tametimes.co.za Tel: 011 862 8500 Fax: 011 869 7335

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Katlehong, Zonkizizwe, Magagula HeightsWINNEr oF THE 2012 & 2013 EKurHulENI aWardS: BEST prINT MEdIa

Dail crowned McDonald’s Kathorus Most Brilliant KidLebo Mosolodi [email protected]

The third edition of the Mcdonald’s Kathorus Most Brilliant Kid competition set a new benchmark with 21 contestants giving their all to reach the competition’s final stage as judges remained firm in their decisions.The 2013 overall competition winner is Nompumelelo Dail, a grade 7 learner from Thembimfundo Primary School in Vosloorus. Dail won a McDonald’s one-year school bursary valued at R10 000, a smart phone and a goodie bag. He said, “It was the first time I took part in such a cut-throat competition and winning it was a bonus. All the participants did their best because it was not easy. My long-term goal is to pursue a career as a medical doctor.”Nompumelelo’s uncle, Mpumelelo Dail applauded his niece’s achievement. “She must take the experience gained during the competition phases with her as she moves forward in life. Competition was tough and it could have gone either way as the three finalists pulled out all the stops,” said Mpumelelo. Dail’s teacher from Thembimfundo Primary School, Kenneth Manyere described their star performer as a brilliant kid and said the school is proud of her achievement. Manyere said Dail’s victory laid a solid foundation for their

school as they prepare to take part in various competitions in the near future.The event founder, Portia Nondo congratulated all the contestants on the work well done during the preparation stages. She also commended the team of judges for the work done by them throughout the competition.Department of Education representative, Pinkie Mokgosi reminded the parents that it takes a village to raise a child. She said the competition was a learning curve to fellow teachers and hopefully next time children will be fully prepared. The other winners of the competition were: the runner-up Tebogo Ngwenya, a grade 7 learner from Lungisani Primary School in Katlehong, won a laptop; and the second runner-up Katlego Mabaso, a grade 5 learner from Phumula Gardens in Phumula, won a desktop computer. Families of the top three learners all won shopping vouchers to be used at the Chris Hani Mall. Number one educator won R1000 and an iPad, the first runner-up teacher won R1000 and the second runner-up teacher also won R1000. The competition’s top 20 finalists won goodie bags filled with educational items. All prizes were sponsored by McDonald’s and Chris Hani Mall.

portia Nondo and Musa Mthobeni congratulates Nompumelelo dail after being crowned the competition’s overall winner.

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We greet you all with the exciting news of tame TIMES winning the best print media category at the 2013 Ekurhuleni Community Awards for the second time in a row. We would like to thank our readers and advertisers for believing in us and voting for us. We also congratulate other winners in the awards and encourage them to continue with their good work in rendering quality services to the community.This is a thrilling edition with the MacDonald’s Kathorus Most Brilliant Kid competition reaching the finals. Well done to learners who participated in the competition and walked away with great prizes. Thanks to MacDonald’s Vosloorus for sponsoring the event.However, on a sad note, Orlando Pirates lost the CAF Champions cup against Al-Ahly at the Arab Contractors Stadium. In as much as they did not win, their effort in managing to reach the final level was applauded and we hope that they have learnt from their mistakes.Let’s meet again next week; we hope you continue to enjoy our newspaper. Cheers for now.

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Katlehong People’s Taxi Association (Kapta) is raising taxi fares by R1 to R5, depending on the distance. The new increased fares will start on 18 November. Speaking to tame TIMES, Simon Vilakazi, secretary for Kapta said, “We have been experiencing escalating fuel prices and expenditure on mechanical parts for the past two years and we did not increase the taxi fare. The pressure is beyond our control, hence we had to increase the fares. The increase is reasonable, starting from R1 to R5 depending on the distance.”The increased fares are as follows:In Katlehong’s local operation, from zone 1

to 4, the taxi will increase from R7 to R8; Hospital to Sunrise, zone 6, 7, 8 and 9, is going to be R9; Katlehong to Chris Hani will be R8; and Hospital to Spruitview, Phumula, Tsietsi and Sonwabo will increase to R9,50. The taxi fare from Hospital to Palmridge will be R9, and Hospital to Vosloorus will be R10.For more information regarding the taxi fare increases, please contact Kapta offices at 011 439 5012 or visit the offices at Natalspruit Hospital and Kgotso Street, Maphanga section, Katlehong.

Mduduzi Nkosi, Katlehong People’s Taxi Association (Kapta) patrol car driver and David Bougaard, Greater Alberton Taxi Association (GATA) member were shot and killed during a taxi war between the two associations at Greenfields recently. According to a member of GATA, a witness who requested to remain anonymous the fight was over the K146 route from Palmridge, Edenpark, Greenfields to Johannesburg which they claim it belong to them. He said some members of GATA went to barricade the road not to allow the Kapta cars to use the route. He said the Kapta members came in numbers and started shooting. He said Bougaard was shot twice and he tried to run inside his car where he collapsed and died on the scene. He added that some Kapta members involved ran away leaving their marked vehicles on the scene. Hennie Maile, public relations officer for GATA said they intend to meet with Kapta to solve the problem.

Kapta executive member, representing the office who also requested to remain anonymous said, “We don’t know the cause of the fight. GATA instructed us not to use K146 route when going to Johannesburg and they were stopping our cars at Eden Park robots. Our members used an alternative route via Klipriver and GATA members also attacked them stopping us from using the route. We feel that we are harassed and we have lost a patrol car driver.”Captain Mega Ndobe, Communications Officer for Katlehong Police Station said, “Police are still investigating the incidents and no arrests have been made. GATA and Kapta members should learn to resolve their issues amicable as no one is above the law and has a right to shot anybody. If they can’t solve their problems they should seek assistance from the relevant boards.” David Bougaard was laid to rest at Kromvlei cemetery and Mduduzi Nkosi at his home in Swaziland.

Trees are essentially for the environment to provide food, shelter and oxygen. In supporting the environment, Scaw Metals group in collaboration with Food & Trees for Africa (FTFA) planted 1000 fruit trees for ward 50 and 51 residents of Katlehong. The initiative was conducted at Monde Primary School in Katlehong. They also trained local community educators who will make sure that the community are fully equipped to maintain the trees and increase environmental awareness. The fruit trees were peach, apricot and apple. Ayanda Nondenga, a resident from ward 51 said, “They have taught us how to plant and

maintain fruit trees. The trees are important in our lives in that they provide us with fruit, oxygen and shelter. The fruit can also be sold as a way to earn a living.” Markus Hannemann, chief executive officer of Scaw Metals group said, “We are committed to improving the lives and social situation of the communities in which we operate in. Most of our employees reside in and around Ekurhuleni, and we believe that by making the community look better it will

install a sense of pride in them.” Jeunesse Park, founder of FTFA, said FTFA is a social enterprise that develops, promotes and facilitates greening, climate change action, food security and sustainable natural resource use and management. “We are absolutely thrilled to be partnering with Scaw Metals group. Hopefully it will be the first of much similar collaboration. This project has been designed to improve the quality of life of the community members by providing fruit for sustenance and contributing to the development of sustainable human settlements,” said Park.

Taxi war claims two livesKatlehong residents receives fruit trees

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tame TIMES newspaper has done it again. It has defended its title by winning the best print media category at the Ekurhuleni Community Awards 2013, recently held at Bracken Park Hall in Alberton.tame TIMES battled for the award against two other top finalists, Brakpan News and Thembisang Newspaper. The paper is living up to its motto of ‘Becoming the voice of Ekurhuleni’ and expanding to other areas across the country.Karin Blignaut, Chief Operating Officer for tame TIMES newspaper is overwhelmed and said, “tame TIMES is committed to supplying the community with unbiased, fresh and relevant local news with the sole purpose of educating, enlightening and developing the community. We are expanding our horizon with the production of other newspapers throughout the country. “We are proud of our young and dynamic editorial, production and sales teams, who represent the demographics of the community. We are also elated as it proves that the model we use for business

is successful to our advertisers and readers.”The hall was fully packed with Ekurhuleni community members, business stake-holders and different organisations. There were 25 categories of awards, ranging from businesses and community leaders to public services. Wiseman Langa, the organiser and chairperson of the Ekurhuleni Community Awards

said, “The awards are there to motivate the community of Ekurhuleni, especially the entrepreneurs and community leaders, to continue rendering quality services to the community. We are acknowledging the award winners and encouraging others to follow their path.” The event was made possible through sponsorship by SA Breweries, Ariel washing powder, Motions hair products and Sunshine D.

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Izibuko Primary School in Katlehong held a prize-giving ceremony to reward learners who had performed extremely well in 2013.The school awarded 120 learners from grade R to 7 in academics, sports and school activities, such as bell ringers. The event was also held to inaugurate the learner leaders for next year. Zide Tsakane, a grade 7 and the overall performing pupil, was awarded with certificates and a big trophy. “I am very proud of my achievement. I study hard and play as well. My dreams are to become a teacher so that l can educate the nation. I want to encourage those who did not win the awards not to lose hope but to continue working hard,” said Tsakane. Speaking to tame TIMES, Bongani Ngwenya, the principal of Izibuko Primary School said, “It is an annual event to award learners who have excelled during the course of the year. We are encouraging and promoting hard work to make the learners aware that it is possible to achieve. We are also recognising excellence by awarding them with trophies and certificates.”In addition he highlighted that the school is faced with a challenge concerning sporting facilities. He seeks partnership from business stakeholders in the development of the school’s sporting facilities. Ngwenya said they have a playground that needs to be developed as a soccer field.Parents and guardians came to attend the event and to support their children. Themba Dube, the school governing body chairperson, congratulated the learners and acknowledged the teachers and parents for their support in the lives of the learners.

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Bongani Ngwenya, the principal of Izibuko Primary School, handing over a trophy to Zide Tsakane, a grade 7 and the overall performing pupil.


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suit their body structure. “I suggest that plus-sized women should avoid wearing miniskirts, shorts and leggings, because it does not do justice to their body shapes. They should wear long blouses and dresses. Slender women can wear those things because it suits their bodies,” she said. Sepadi added that people should refrain from saying women are wearing miniskirts to attract the opposite sex. She said they wear them because they like them and its part of fashion.

Her advice to the youth, “They should chase their goals and not allow anyone

to hold them back. They should be goal-getters and know nothing is

impossible.” In the professional world, she is inspired by her sister who is a

civil engineer. Sepadi is currently studying for a human resources

diploma at Ekurhuleni West college Kathorus campus. Her dream is to become a human resource manager. Sepadi’s favourite food is burgers and she enjoys going out and

socialising with friends. Palesa Sepadi loves vintage fashion.

Revival of vintage fashionCharity [email protected]

Sifiso Khoza does not buy a car with the sole purpose of getting from point A to B. He makes sure that the car is a reflection of his personality and profession. Khoza’s motto regarding his car is that appearance is everything.

What type of a car do you drive?Yellow Ford Focus ST3, 2013 model.What made you choose this particular car?I am an attention seeker, so it blends with me. It is an extension of my personality. The

colour and the speed attracts attention. I am an accountant and need to lure clients for my business.Is this your first car?No, it is my fifth car. Every year I buy a new car. Last year I bought a Mazda 3 MPS 2.3, 2009 model. It also commands respect because it is powerful.Do you have any traffic fines? Yes I do, for exceeding the speed limit by travelling at

80km/h in a 60km zone.How do you ensure to avoid

traffic fines? I no longer drive all over the place. I mainly drive around Kathorus, so chances of getting fines are minimal.What advice can you give motorists? Be patient on the roads. If you are late, there is nothing you can do about it. Drinking and driving is also a cause of many accidents and people should refrain from it. In addition, driving and using the cell phone is also dangerous. It is wise to invest in a Bluetooth device. To those who travel with babies, invest in car seats.

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The Keketso Primary School is the new Joe Slovo Basketball Cup champions in the u/14 category for both males and females. This Katlehong-based school demonstrated agility and commitment while sailing onto the final. According to the school basketball team manager, Melita Matlala, the tournament was opened for the Ekurhuleni South District primary schools. “It is a competitive tournament where the best of our area was vying for trophies. We were taking part for the first time in the tournament but we managed to prove our worth as a championship winning school,” said Matlala.She said their girls team played against Ukhanyiso Primary School and their boys team battled it out against Tshabalala, where they both outsmarted their opponents. “Both victories laid a solid foundation from which our team could build on moving forward. Next year we will be on a mission to wrestle the Basketball Provincial title from the defending champions, Maitjibulo Primary School,” said Matlala.The school sporting committee urges local business people to help with sponsorship so that they can give their team coach a monthly stipend for survival. “Our coach did a wonderful job for the team to reach the finals. We are urging local schools to take part in the basketball competition so that the competition could be even more competitive next year,” concluded Matlala.

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Al-Ahly ended the Orlando Pirates dream of adding a second star in their skull-and-bones logo like their predecessors of the class of 1995. Mohamed Aboutrika was a chief architect in the Bucs’ downfall, scoring in both the first and second leg of the CAF Championship League finals. The aggregate score line was 3-1 in favour of Al-Ahly, winning their eighth CAF title in the process.

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