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Volume 03, 24 April 2014, Week 17 www.tametimes.co.za Tel: 011 862 8500 Fax: 011 869 7335
Becoming the voice of Ekurhuleni
WinnEr oF ThE 2012 & 2013 EkurhulEni AWArds: BEsT prinT mEdiA
tameTimEsThokoza, palm ridge, Eden park
shack dwellers occupying stands at Eden park West have long waited for their houses to be built and are concerned about first preference given to empty stands.The residents occupied their stands in 2012 and they allege that they were promised that their houses are going to be built soon but since then they have been living in shacks. The stands have ablution facilities and water taps built.Phumelele Nkani, a concerned resident said, “We are concerned that the houses are built on empty stands which are not occupied by people. We are still residing in shacks and they have forgotten about us. There are allegations that these newly built houses are built for other people not us. We are worried that they are not using the money allocated to build our houses. They have not even shown us a show
house; hence plans of houses built are not being approved by us as previously agreed. There is no development on our stands since we started occupying the area.”He added that they are also appealing for electricity in their stands. “We have electrical gadgets to use but the challenge is electricity. Winter is around the corner and we reside next to a river and electricity will help to warm ourselves,” said Nkani.Speaking to tame TIMES, Velile Gladstone Zide , Ward Councillor said, “We will build houses on all 860 stands in the area. We have started with the other stands that are not occupied by people to build houses for elderly, people with disabilities and orphans. The people who are occupying the stands will still have their houses built at any given time as they have occupied the stands, so that they cannot be taken
from them.”
Shack dwellers tired of being on waiting list Charity Moyo
phumelele nkani, a concerned resident showing off the new built house for elderly, orphans and people with disabilities. phumelele nkani, a concerned resident is still
waiting for his promised house to be built.
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The Kathorus Taverns Soccer League which is not South African Football Asso-ciation (Safa) affiliate recently hosted its inaugural Top Eight Soccer Tournament at Thokoza Extension Soccer Grounds. Eight local tavern soccer teams battle it out for number one spot where the winning team, Extension Two Tavern walked home R4000 richer. Each team paid a minimum of R500 as a joining fee and the winner takes all principle applied to all partaking teams. Speaking to tame TIMES, the event organ-iser Thokozane Zondo said, “We started launching the Kathorus Taverns Soccer League in March and the membership con-tinue to grow. Every week we will be host-ing a top eight tournaments where teams will be battling out for number one spot. Our top eight competitions will circulate around Kathorus townships aimed unearthing talent and keeping patrons fit at all times. Our age limit is between 35-years-old and above. The objective of these top eight tournaments is to create a competitive team that will rep-resent Kathorus region when we compete against the best teams from various town-ships across the province.”In the recent inaugural top eight final played between Motswala Tavern Soccer team and Extension Two Tavern soccer team, the latter won by 2-1. Motswala Tavern coach Thabo Kotso said “My team played well but failed to convert goals scoring opportunities.
We are looking forward to play in the next top eight competitions soon, hopeful we will rectify most of the mistakes committed in our last match. But I am impressed about the work rate of my team so far.” The registration process will be closed by the end of May and reopened on 1 September, and any interested tavern soccer teams can contact Thokozane Zondo at 073 407 3509 or Derrick Khoaele at 078 976 2363 for registration.
Soccer legends sharpens their skillsLebo Mosolodi [email protected]
Thokoza Extension Two Tavern soccer team (in blue) won the inaugural top eight tournament against the Motswala Tavern Soccer team (in gold).