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SEBOKENG. - When two lions fight, it isthe grass that suffers. This is what appa-rently happened between Thabong Shop-ping Center management and the Depart-ment of Labour. The shopping center ma-nagement was apparently forced to closethe doors of the Department of Labour re-cently. The big padlock left hanging outs-ide the doors speaks for itself as membersof the public are left to queue for hours tobe assisted at amobile unit organised sincethe closure. An official from the Depart-ment (who asked not to be named) saidthey have on several occasions tried in vainto communicate with the head offices topay the rent.The officer said theywere promised that

theDepartmentwill settle an amount owedto the center and renew a lease agreementthat expired last year. “When approached,they keep on promising to settle the mat-ter,” said one of the shopping centre’s staffmember. The shopping centres manage-

ment has apparently since decided not toextend the Departments’ lease until theycome to the party. “Our doors are open fornegotiations,” said the official. Currentlythe department has apparentlymanaged topay R20 000 of the outstanding amountof R100 000.When asked why they could not allow

the labour offices to operate while eng-aging on the matter, the officer said, “Forthe fact that we are running a business, wehave to treat all our customers equally.”The provincial chief director for the

Labour Department, Kenny Fick, saidtheir hands are tied.“We failed to secure negotiations with

theDepartment of PublicWorks to pay thelease. We have organised a mobile unitoutside the building and some of theclients are being referred to the Vander-bijlpark and Vereeniging branchesIt’s true that the offices were locked by

the landlord as we don’t have formal leaseagreement,” said Fick.

Members of the community sit infront of themobile unit that has been deployed to theThabong Shopping Center following the closure of the Labour Department offices.Photos: Simon Mollo.

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VANDERBIJLPARK. - TheVanderbijlpark SAPS appealto all women to be extra alertwhen shopping or walking intown or through shoppingmalls. This follows an inci-dent that occurred recently ina well known grocery shop inthe commercial centre.

It is alleged that the com-plainant (49) was busy buy-ing groceries when an un-known female suspect stolethe complainant’s purse fromher handbag without thecomplainant noticing. Thecomplainant only realisedher purse was missing wheninformed of a cash transacti-

on by her bank via SMS. Thiswas followed by two moretransactions at other shopsand the complainant suffereda loss of R2 500.

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Police believe that this woman can help them with their investigation into a theft case. Photo: Supplied.

Mduduzi Mathebula

SEBOKENG. -Kgomamang Ma-zibuko of Westside Park was fi-nally convicted on Tuesday in theSebokeng Magistrates Court aftera full year of investigation by Po-lice.

The offender (26) was senten-ced to 15 years . He was chargedwith murder and robbery. Mazi-buko’s ordeal started just a fewminutes after he committed amurder and rape. Rebbecca Ma-yekane (17) was brutally rapedand murdered by Mazibuko whothen participated - or pretended toparticipate - in the search for themissing girl. Then Mayekane’scell phone was found in Mazibu-ko’s possession. A case of mur-der, robbery and rape was investi-gated by Sebokeng Police Detec-tives. Earlier this year an angry

mob including learners from Di-nokaneng Secondary School mar-ched to the offender’s house, wan-ting to burn it down. Police mana-ged to diffuse the situation and themob was sent away. All the Ma-yekane’s family wanted was justi-ce, which they got. Vangile Mof-okeng, the deceased’s aunt, oncesaid she wouldn’t rest until justicetook its course. “My daughter wasbrutally killed and dumped like adog. Mazibuko showed no remor-se for what he did to us. I amgoing to fight until my hair turnswhite.”After the conviction Van-gile Mofokeng was happy thoughshe thought it should have beenmore. “He raped and murderedmy daughter, for God’s sake, Idon’t have words to say but mayGod give him a conscience,” saysMofokeng.

Mazibuko sentenced to 15 years

Pinky Mofokeng

SHARPEVILLE. - Three men al-legedly seized an undisclosedamount of money at Uncle SamMotors. It is believed that the menentered the garage pretending tobe customers. They even went asfar as buying Coke, chips and‘vetkoek’. The store manager al-leges that he carried cash in a bagready to take it to thebank.This was whenthe men pounced,using foul languagethey demanded themoney. The secondsuspect approachedand demanded his car

keys, cell phone and wallet. Theytook the money and fled the scenein a metallic blue Hyundai 120.Police were called to the sceneand investigated the matter. Poli-ce spokesperson Constable Rapu-le Pitso confirms that the suspectsare still at large and that they arefollowing every possible clue thatmight lead toward their arrests.

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VANDERBIJLPARK. - The Wilson familyhas run out of patience. They have apparentlybeen waiting to be compensated by the Emfu-leni Local Municipality. This is after theirtwins, Lebo and Lebohang (8) died tragicallywhen they drowned in a ditch full of rainwateron February 3, 2011. Jan Wilson, father ofthe deceased, says that he cannot rememberthe names of themunicipal officials who tookthe blame and offered to bury their children.The municipality had allegedly left the ditchopen as they dug holes, using the soil to up-grade roads. Immediately after the funeral,the couple were allegedly promised somekind of compensation. However, the family

could not explain what kind of compensationthey were promised and by which officialfrom the municipality. Wilson said after thefuneral, they decided tomove to Sonderwater.Every time we went to the office of Emfulenithey sent us to the Social Development Servi-ces offices in Houtkop. The former EmfuleniMMC, Cllr Dimakatso Madisa, has invitedthe family to the office of the executivemayorGretha Hlongwane to discuss the issue. Sheapologised to the family as they were misledand taken to different offices for information.Themunicipality conducted the funeral servi-ces at its own cost. “The municipality will ne-ver ignore the residents when they are in cri-sis,” said Madisa.

Two years and still waiting to be compensated?

Two years later and this couple still waits to be compensated by the Emfuleni LocalMunicipality. Jan Wilson and his wife Paulina Mthimkulu (44), with the newspaper cutoutof their children’s story, The twins died tragically when they drowned in a ditch full ofrainwater at the Vanderbijlpark smalholdings two years ago. Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso.

Pinky Mofokeng

SHARPEVILLE. - Electricity remains a pro-blem in our communities especially in ruralareas where poverty seems to be creeping indaily. This comes after residents of TshepisoSouth were promised electricity three yearsago but are still using Paraffin, gas and cand-les. On Wednesday evening communitymembers took to the streets demanding thattheir councillor come forward to explain tothem why the process is delayed. Accordingto the residents a transformer was intalled lastyear. However, nothing has happened.As their pleas had fallen on deaf ears, they

continued to march, demanding an answerfrom their councillor. Matebello Fuka says,“We have been without electricity for a verylong time. Our children and even older peopleare burning paraffin stoves.”

The transformer installed last year hasbrought nothing but stress to them as they ha-ve to take turns watching over it at night toprevent thugs from stealing it. Thugs have ap-parently tried several times to steal it withoutany success. Community members claim thattheir councillor failed to meet their demandsas they questioned her about the electricitysaga. According to them she referred them tothe municipality to enquire and told them nottomention her namewhen they did. They alsoclaim that she told them to write a memoran-dum to the municipality. They did as she saidbut according to them she started playing ‘hi-de-and-seek’ with them instead of givingstraight answers.When Sedibeng Ster contacted Ward 22

Councillor Sibongile Phume, she refused tocomment and hung up.

Electricity delayed for three yearsElectricity delayed for three years

Community members from Tshepiso South are fed up with their councillor, who hasconsistently failed them. Photo: Pinky Mofokeng.


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Lazarus Dithagiso

VANDERBIJLPARK. - The Wilson familyhas run out of patience. They have apparentlybeen waiting to be compensated by the Emfu-leni Local Municipality. This is after theirtwins, Lebo and Lebohang (8) died tragicallywhen they drowned in a ditch full of rainwateron February 3, 2011. Jan Wilson, father ofthe deceased, says that he cannot rememberthe names of themunicipal officials who tookthe blame and offered to bury their children.The municipality had allegedly left the ditchopen as they dug holes, using the soil to up-grade roads. Immediately after the funeral,the couple were allegedly promised somekind of compensation. However, the family

could not explain what kind of compensationthey were promised and by which officialfrom the municipality. Wilson said after thefuneral, they decided tomove to Sonderwater.Every time we went to the office of Emfulenithey sent us to the Social Development Servi-ces offices in Houtkop. The former EmfuleniMMC, Cllr Dimakatso Madisa, has invitedthe family to the office of the executivemayorGretha Hlongwane to discuss the issue. Sheapologised to the family as they were misledand taken to different offices for information.Themunicipality conducted the funeral servi-ces at its own cost. “The municipality will ne-ver ignore the residents when they are in cri-sis,” said Madisa.

Two years and still waiting to be compensated?

Two years later and this couple still waits to be compensated by the Emfuleni LocalMunicipality. Jan Wilson and his wife Paulina Mthimkulu (44), with the newspaper cutoutof their children’s story, The twins died tragically when they drowned in a ditch full ofrainwater at the Vanderbijlpark smalholdings two years ago. Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso.

Pinky Mofokeng

SHARPEVILLE. - Electricity remains a pro-blem in our communities especially in ruralareas where poverty seems to be creeping indaily. This comes after residents of TshepisoSouth were promised electricity three yearsago but are still using Paraffin, gas and cand-les. On Wednesday evening communitymembers took to the streets demanding thattheir councillor come forward to explain tothem why the process is delayed. Accordingto the residents a transformer was intalled lastyear. However, nothing has happened.As their pleas had fallen on deaf ears, they

continued to march, demanding an answerfrom their councillor. Matebello Fuka says,“We have been without electricity for a verylong time. Our children and even older peopleare burning paraffin stoves.”

The transformer installed last year hasbrought nothing but stress to them as they ha-ve to take turns watching over it at night toprevent thugs from stealing it. Thugs have ap-parently tried several times to steal it withoutany success. Community members claim thattheir councillor failed to meet their demandsas they questioned her about the electricitysaga. According to them she referred them tothe municipality to enquire and told them nottomention her namewhen they did. They alsoclaim that she told them to write a memoran-dum to the municipality. They did as she saidbut according to them she started playing ‘hi-de-and-seek’ with them instead of givingstraight answers.When Sedibeng Ster contacted Ward 22

Councillor Sibongile Phume, she refused tocomment and hung up.

Electricity delayed for three yearsElectricity delayed for three years

Community members from Tshepiso South are fed up with their councillor, who hasconsistently failed them. Photo: Pinky Mofokeng.


One of my favourite seasons (and I am suremany others would agree with me) has arri-ved much to the revulsion of those that hatethe cold.I could not have waited much longer for sea-sons to change as to me it is time for retro-spection.While all of us will be unpacking those boxeswith coats and jerseys that smell like mothballs, I will be focusing on new plans in life.Planning throws the searchlight on humanwisdom, experience, and ingenuity this dis-pels the darkness of the future. It also bridgesfrom where we are to where we want to go,making it possible for things to occur whichwould otherwise not have happened.

It is a dynamic process as the future is basi-

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Life is seasoned withdifferent seasons

cally uncertain and things change with thepassing of time. All of us know that every-thing has a natural cycle.

The tides go in and back out, night followsday, and life refurbishes itself. We all havegood times and bad times, but nothing staysthe same. Change is constant.

Planning helps develop objectives. Thefirst step in planning is to fix objectives whichwill give direction to the actions to be taken.

This step focuses attention on the resultsdesired, I surely am welcoming this seasonbelieving that with it comes change as oneshould not linger at one point, but revolve.

Now come on, are these changing timesbad at all? You say.

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On Sunday evening theBoiketlong community, asettlement that was founded in the mid 1990s, received solar lights. This comes after the DemocraticAlliance (DA) noticed thatthe community struggledto get electricity. The DAhanded out solar lights to100 deserving communitymembers, preference given to matriculants and theelderly. Mathani Mosia andRoselina Makghele wereamongst the 100 peoplewho received the lights.Photo: Pinky Mofokeng.

Mduduzi Mathebula

SEBOKENG. - They are rejected, insul-ted, mocked, called names, raped and bru-tally murdered. At the end of the day theyare just human beings with a different sex-ual morality, these are the gays and lesbi-ans of the world.Sedibeng Ster has run numerous articles

on hate crimes that have affected the regi-on. Gays and lesbians are increasingly thevictims of such crimes. The Sebokeng Yo-uth Crime Prevention Desk and LGBT areembarking on apeaceful march tobe held on April26 at the Saul Tso-tetsi Sport Centre.

Stoky Rampaof the SebokengSAPS says thiscampaign is intro-duced in the inte-rest of the com-munity. “Oneway or the other,we are affected bythe brutality andmurder that haserupted in our

area. Either way, we may call them crimesthat express hate for something,” saysRampa.

Donald. Lebina from LGBT says theirnumbers embrace people of alternativesexual orientation, because they are hu-man. “We need to educate our fellow bro-thers and sisters that it is not a sin to belesbian or gay. We need to promote tole-rance in our community.

We have toe accept that we are equal,”says Lebina.

Sebokeng Youth Desk will embark on a peaceful march against discrimination against homosexuals. Photo: Mduduzi Mathebula.

DA: This little light of mine!

According to the edi-torial policy of Sedi-beng Ster we invitereaders to commenton the newspaper’scontent, and we cor-rect significant errorsas soon as possible.Please send informa-tion about the correc-tion of mistakes inthe newspaper to theombudsman of Me-dia24’s CommunityPress, George Claas-en, at [email protected] or call himon (021) 851 3232 or083 543 2471. Rea-ders can also com-plain to the South Af-rican Press Ombuds-man, Mr Joe Thloloe.In this case pleasephone (011) 7884829 or 788 4837,send a fax to (011)788 4990 or an emailto [email protected]

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BOPHELONG. - Ntombi Yeko willlaunch her 3rd Gospel CD titled ‘Uya-phila’ on May 1 at the Bophelong Hallfrom 10:00 (am). The album with 12tracks features songs such as ‘Ke ye-na’, ‘Ndiyakulangazelela’ and ‘uyis-iqalo ne sphelo’. Yeko says her albumtargets the youth and mature listeners.“The lyrics in this album will guidelost souls and the youth who face chal-lenges such as alcohol and drugs”, shesays.Expected performances of the day

will be from ‘indigenous sites’ artistsRapelane, Jerusalema, CommercialArtists, Bophelong Female GospelChoir and many more.

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Vaal University of Technology’s Gradu-ation 2013 programme of celebration

began at the Main Campus in Vanderbijl-park on Monday, 15 April and ended on Friday, 19 April 2013.

Graduation ceremonies take place at the Sites of Delivery from Tuesday, 23 April at the Ekurhuleni campus, on Wednesday, 24 April at the Secunda campus, and on Thursday, 25 April 2013 in Upington.

VUT is proud to announce that it has pro-duced a record 3900 graduates this year. The Vanderbijlpark campus alone will have produced 2600 graduates in 2013, including the September graduations.

For the first time at VUT, the Faculty of Human Sciences conferred a Doctor Technologiae: Fine Art, to Kayamba Karitit William.

Wednesday, 17 April 2013 marked a sig-nificant award of the Doctoris Technolo-giae (Honoris causa) from the Faculty of Human Sciences, to Justice Majake Meshak Mabasele, a judge of the North and South Gauteng High Court. He has made significant strides, as a friend of VUT, to make a substantial donation of law books to VUT’s new Department of Law.

Many SRC leaders graduated this year, set-ting an example of exemplary leadership.The Council, management and staff of VUT congratulate all graduates on this important milestone and wish them every success for the future.

CELEBRATING ACADEMIC SUCCESS AT GRADUATIONS 2013


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Fax CV to: 086 505 2868

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EVATON. - Unleash Your Potential(UYP) organisation in partnershipwith The Department of Sports andRecreation successfully hosted theirfirst annual two-day ‘VukaMtomus-ha’ Dance festival at the Evaton Mul-tipurpose Centre on Saturday.UYP chairman SonnyboyMonnak-

gotla said the aim of the event was toencourage the youth to be aware oftheir potential.The festival featured dancers from

different parts of the Vaal, Eastrandand Soweto who participated in thetraditional and modern dance catego-ry. Participants were excited as theystood to win trophies and cash.Dancers presented their first dance

piece on Saturday and performedagain on Sunday where the winnerswere announced. Guests were fromGomec, the Department of Communi-ty and Safety, the National Youth De-velopment Agency (NYDA) andsponsors were the Department ofSports and Recreation. MC Thembiof UYP entertained the crowd as wellas Vaal Important Pantsulas (VIPs)and UYP dancers.Thetha FM’s Kay D showed the

crowd that she can also dance. Thecompetition was tough but judges fi-nally announced the winners. 1st pla-ce in the Traditional Dance categorywent to Classic Youth Club dancersand City Boys Pantsulas in the mo-dern dance category, with each takinghome a trophy and R2000 in cash.Other winners were Fantastic Mo-

vers and Thembalethu, who took 2ndprize and R1000 in cash. UYP’s chair-man was happy with how successfultheir first dance festival turned out.“I thank our sponsors, UYP team

and all thosewhomade this event pos-sible,” he says. He adds that every-thing went according to plan, he said.

Let’s godisco, disco!


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Polokong Children’s Village has a vacancy for a fulltime garden,

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• Good people skills and presentable• Should be interested in transport and logistics, • Able to work under pressure

• Must reside in Vdbp.• Aged 18-35

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Three Rivers Lodge, an upmarket and exclusive guest house, is looking for outstanding and committed staff to join our dynamic team.Please note that these positions are subject to alternative shifts and work on weekends and public holidays.

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NOTICE OF APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 24Notice is hereby given that it is the intension of the person whose details are set out below to lodge an application of Tavern Liquor Licence to the secretary of the local committee of Sedibeng.1. Full names the applicant: Thamsanqa Nhlanhla Hamilton Kamalo2. Intended trading name: Khumza Tavern3. Identity number of Registration number of the applicant : 5308015723054. Full address and location of the premises: 1373 Mikado Road, Evaton, Vanderbijlpark5. Type of licence applied for: Tavern Liquor Licence6. Names and nature of educational institutions within a radius of 1 kilometre from the premises in paragraph 4: None (Use annexure where necessary) 7. Names and distances to similar licensed premises within a radius of 1 kilometre from the premises in paragraph 4 None (Use annexure where necessary)8. Places of worship within a radius of 1 kilometre from the premises in paragraph 4 None Signed at VEREENIGING On this 5 day of APRIL 2013 a1

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LIQUOR ACT, 2003

NOTICE OF APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 24

Notice is hereby given that it is the intention of the person whose details are set out below to lodge an application for TAVERN LIQUOR LICENCE to the secretary of the local committee of Sedibeng

1. Full names of the applicant: Arthur Mthuthuzela Willem2. Intended trading name: Brains Inn3. Registration number of the applicant: 52021258490804. Full address and location of the premises: 1405 JABAVU STREET, BOPHELONG, 19115. Type of license applied for: Tavern Liquor Licence6. Names and nature of educational institutions within a radius of 1 kilometer from the premises in paragraph 4. None7. Names and distances to similar licenses premises within a radius of 1 kilometer from the premises in paragraph 4. None8. Places of worship within a radius of 1 kilometer from the premises in paragraph 4: NoneSigned at Vereeniging on the 2nd day of 26 - 2031.

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Caroline Motaung & father unknown

Name of Social Worker: Tau Mahlatsi

Tel: 016 930200

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VANDERBIJLPARK TOWN PLANNING SCHEME, 1987

In compliance with clause 12 of the Vanderbijlpark Town Planning Scheme, 1987 notice is hereby given that: Mr W Louw, the authorized agent, intends to apply to the Western Vaal Metropolitan Local Council in terms of clauses 12 and 19 of the above mentioned Scheme for the Council’s consent to the erection and use of buildings on the under mentioned land and/or to use the under mentioned land namely:

ERF: 489 SUBURB: SW5 X1, AREA: 1475m2

FOR: a Place of instruction and an Institution

Particulars of the application will be filed with the Municipal Man-ager of the Emfuleni Municipal Council on or before 19 April 2013 and may thereafter be inspected at the office of the Manager: Land Use Management, Emfuleni Municipal Council 1st Floor, Old Trust Bank Building, corner of President Kruger and Eric Louw Street, Vanderbijlpark during normal office hours, Any person having any objection to the erection and use of the proposed building or to the proposed use of land must lodge such objection, together with the grounds thereof, in writing, with the Municipal Manager, P.O. Box 3, Vanderbijlpark or Fax: (016) 950 5533 and with the under mentioned address within twenty eight (28) days after the said date. Adrdress of the authorized agent Mr W Louw P.O. Box 45 Henbyl, 1903 Cellular/Fax: 0833848784/0865463812

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This week I was busting my head against thewall because I had run out of ideas as to whatto write about. I thought it was because it wasMonday. That day Shooting From The Hipsuffered from a hangover. No man, not a drin-king hangover, a soccer hangover!

You know, it doesn’t matter how long onehas been in the field of journalism - someti-mes you still struggle to put the pieces toge-ther for something to make sense. Yes, sense!Talking about sense, something interestingcomes to mind. Every time I visit the Boipa-tong Stadium, I ask myself why those soccerfans always come in numbers when the hometeams play their league games, especially theBirds FC. Does this have something to dowith loyalty, or with the kind of football theirfavourite teams play?

Rain or cold, they are always there chee-ring for their teams when they play. I don’tknow whether to call this passion for or loyal-ty to this beautiful game. It doesn’t matter.At least these youngsters don’t play in frontof empty seats as is the case with some ofthe PSL clubs, who barely attract a crowd of

2000. It is always encouraging for these yo-ungsters to play in front of a fair crowd atthis young age, to prepare them for the future.My exact point is that no-one will leave hisor her house to come and watch soccer at thestadium, especially in this kind of weather.It must be a good reason to say the least! Itry to make sense of why they are always atthis bumpy Boipatong Soccer Stadium sup-porting their favourite clubs in action.

They are there on Saturdays and Sundaysfrom morning to the last game of the day. No-one forces them from the comfort of theirhouses to come and watch soccer. Soccer istheir lives. This is one aspect of the game wenormally neglect.

We as the media don’t give credit whereit is due. The only time we write about specta-tors is when they throw missiles or should Isay ‘vuvuzelas’ to protest referee decisions.But the fact of the matter is that these are thepeople who make our football exciting on thestands. They don’t run away even if it is ‘rai-ning cats and dogs’. They stand there and singnon-stop. These are the soccer fans who arealways at the Boipatong Stadium. There is thefunny character who always sings and teasespeople around the stadium, including the coa-ches and especially opposition coaches on thebench. Forget about their boozing habits, theybring the best out of everyone at the stadium.

These are the people we will remember,

saying: “If ‘Moketekete’ was here we couldhave fun or laugh.” We must learn to honourpeople while they are still alive. We must notwait until they die and make long speechesat their funeral whilst we failed to honourthem in life.

Of course, some of them come to the stadi-um drunk but their presence means a lot tothe players.

They could go to the shebeens or tavernsbut they choose to come to the stadium to sup-port the development of football.

These are the people who are in love withthis No 1 sport. To them soccer is like theirsecond home or should I say, their girlfriendsand wives! Finally I found sense!

Soccer is like their girlfriends and wivesSHOOTINGFROM THE

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Zacharia Nale

SEBOKENG. - As part of social responsibili-ty, Aubrey Moopeloa rolls up his sleeves forthe needy. He did this, when he recentlybought a set of soccer kits for the strugglingsoccer team in Lakeside.

Moopeloa, who is related to former Orlan-do Pirates’ dreadlocked midfield MotlatsiMoopeloa, says, “The donation is part of hissocial responsibility to his community. Ac-cording to Moopeloa he volunteered to buythem soccer kits because the team was in des-perate need of the proper uniform.

“I expect nothing in return because this ispart of my contribution - it is good to see yo-ung people playing sport. I hope these soccerkits will motivate them and maybe I will seesome of them playing PSL teams in future.The donation is not just a publicity stunt butmakes a difference to the lives of these kids,”says Moopeloa, who is a policeman by pro-fession.

Police officer rollsPolice officer rollsup his sleeves forup his sleeves for

the needythe needy

Aubrey Moopeloa (stipped Tshirt) handsover the brandnew soccer kits he recentlybought for the disadvantaged soccer teamin Lakeside. Photo: Supplied.


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BOIPATONG. - The stage is set for a ‘hum-dinger’ when local soccer teams battle it outin the mouth-watering Aaron Mokoena Mba-zo Lounge Soccer Tournament final schedu-led to take place at the Boipatong Stadiumon Saturday.The teams that booked their place in the

final are The Birds FC, Vaal Stars, MightyStars and The Birds Development FC. TheBirds will clash withMighty Stars in the seni-or category, while Vaal Stars FCwill be pittedagainst The Birds Development in what pro-mises to be a ‘dog-eat-dog’ encounter.Vaal Stars qualified for the final after bea-

ting Nale Academy 1-0 in an entertaining se-mifinal match, while The Birds Developmentdefeated Young Stars FC in another minutes-thriller semifinal. The game was decided on

The Birds FC and RESA players fight for ball possesion during the twoside Safa Sedibeng Castle Regional League at the Boipatong Stadium on Sunday. Photo: Zacharia Nale.

penalty after these sides 1-1 draw in full time.Mighty Stars booked their place in the final

in the senior category after they beat Maram-baramba FC 7-6 on ‘sudden death’, while TheBirds had to sweat hard before beating thestubborn Vaal Milano in another exciting en-counter. The former Bafana Bafana CaptainAaron “Mbazo” “Mokoena” enjoyed eachand every moment of action. He was accom-panied by Orlando Pirates administrator –Zenzo Mazingiza. Speaking to Sedibeng SterSport, Mokoena says the tournament is hisway to plough back into the Boipatong com-munity for the part they played in his footballcareer. Mokoena says he is passionate aboutthe development of football because he wasalso a youngster playing in the dusty streetsof Boipatong before he joined Jomo Cosmos,the team that shaped his football career. “I’m

grateful to the Boipatong community becauseI’m one of them. They played an importantpart in my football career and I will never for-get this. I feel humbled to be appreciated bymy community and I will always support the

development of football in this region,” saysMokoena. He revealed to Sedibeng Ster Sportthat he would join forces with Mazingiza tostage another soccer tournament in this regionin June.

Exciting final on the cardsExciting final on the cards

Zacharia Nale

SEDIBENG. - VUT FC, otherwise known as“TheStudents” is the only teamstill undefeatedin the Emfuleni Local Football Association’sVaal Milling Promotion League. The latter issitting at the summit of the log with 15 pointsafter five outings.VUT FC is the most experienced campaig-

ner in this league together with Sebokeng AjaxFC. Sebokeng Ajax are second on the log with13 points from six games,whileNaleAcademyis third on the log with the same number ofpoints – 13, only goal difference separates thetwo.Although it is too early The Students seem

to be on the way to running away with the lea-gue title.However, they won’t participate in the pro-

motion play-offs if they are crowned champi-ons at the end of the season, seeing that theyhad another team that campaigned in the SafaSedibeng Castle Regional League.The Birds Babies are fourth on the log after

suffering a shock defeat at the hands of theirbitter rivals – Vaal Development Academy.This encounter took place at theBoipatongSta-dium on Saturday.Despite it ‘raining cats and dogs’ the game

livedup to expectations, but off-field dramane-arly spoiled this minute-thriller encounter.Both sides’ coaches nearly exchanged punchesand some officials had to intervene. When Se-dibeng SterSport asked about the incident. TheVaal Development coach Ntando “Mboma”Zwanewas very diplomatic, saying nothing se-rious had happened. “These kinds of thing arebound to happen, especially in derbies but I amhappy the game continued. What is important

is that the game played to the end and localsoccer fans really enjoyed good football.There was nothing personal but emotions

were high because no-one wanted to lose thisgame. I’m proud of how we play despite allthese difficult circumstances,” says the soft-spoken Zwane.Promotion League fixtures:Stream BSaturdayMoropodi vs Sebokeng Academy (Sport

Centre, 11:00)Mighty Killers vs RootsMighty Stars (Zone

3, 13:00)Vintage vs Roshnee (Sport Center, 13:00)West FC vs EYA (Zone 3, 15:00)SundayZone 10 United vs Celta Vigo (Zone 7,

11:00)Reki Manyora vs Tokyo (Sport Centre,

13:00)City Stars vs Junior Lions (Zone 15, 15:00)West Ham vs Dream Stars (Sports Centre,

15:00)Stream AFridayVUT vs Liverpool (Isak Steyl, 17:00)SaturdayYoungMilano vs Vaal Development (Geor-

ge Thabe, 11:00)Nale Academy vs Sebokeng Ajax (Shake-

speare, 13:00)SundayThe Birds vs Vaal Stars (Boipatong, 11:00)Vaal Manchester vs MBC (George Thabe,

13:00)Young Stars vs Vereeniging Old Boys (Boi-

patong, 15:00)

VUT FC on the roll

MBC FC is at the bottom of the Emfuleni Local Football Association's Vaal Milling Promotion League log. Photo: Zacharia Nale.

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