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Stop Hunger Now Southern Africa (SHN SA) and Cotlands - two non-profit organizations with a similar vision of improving the lives of young children in under-resourced areas - have initiated a pilot project that sees them joining forces to provide both the early learning programmes offered by Cotlands, and the nutritious food packed and supplied by SHN SA to learners.Cotlands engages with their ECDs twice a week. The project will see SHN SA providing a meal pack (or six meal-servings) to learners on the second visitation each week. This meal pack offers nutritious food for the days the learners are not taking part in the Cotlands toy libraries.

The project originators, Jackie Schoeman (CEO: Cotlands) and Barry Mey (CEO:SHN SA) envisage the impact on the learners to be threefold – improved nutrition, parental motivation to ensure that children attend both days to benefit from the meal pack and increased development of the fundamental skills children need in order to integrate into formal schooling.This project will run for a period of six months, with approximately 2 500 children attending both weekly sessions and receiving a meal pack. The impact will be monitored, with attendance, weight and height records, as well as baseline and summative assessments to determine what the learners have gained from their attendance.

The Papillon Foundation and the Santa Shoe Box organization have again partnered this year to bring Christmas love and joy to little ones facing a bleak Christmas.Papillon supports two day-care centres with about 85 little children each in Rosettenville, as well as a special needs centre in Linmeyer with 25 children. Twenty-six local children in Rosettenville and 250 orphans in Carletonville and Orange Farm also benefit from this exciting charity project.The Papillon board, management and staff thank Santa Shoe Boxes for their assistance in bringing joy to these little ones, and their prayers are with each of the donors to this worthy cause.

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I have to say this is not the type of front page story I wanted for the last edition of 2014 - a deceased newborn baby found on the highway (pg1). However, this is the sick reality we live with.I can not fathom how a woman can carry a baby inside of her for 9 months and then strangle her own flesh and blood, and dump the tiny little body like a piece of rubbish. I believe as a community we need to bring awareness and educate these mothers that if they do not want their babies, there are homes which will take in their babies (pg 3) and give them a second chance at life. That little boy wasn’t even given a chance. I am not a mother yet but I must say last Wednesday’s scene was very upsetting and disturbing. I left that scene praying - praying for the little boy, praying for the mother - just praying to God! He still reigns!!On a lighter note I would just like to thank all the readers, advertisers and contributors to tame TIMES JHB South. Thank you for sup-porting the team and making the newspaper what it is today.I would personally like to thank the spokes-women of Mondeor (Cst Mnguni), Booysens (W/O Van Emmerick) and Moffatview (Cst Bila) SAPS, as our working relationships have proved to be a real joy in my career.I would also like to take this time to thank the tame TIMES production and sales team for making the paper look as awesome as it does and for helping make my vision come to life.I wish all families travelling to their holi-day destinations safe trips and everyone a Merry Christmas, celebrating the birth of our Saviour Jesus Christ, and cherishing the time you have with your families.I wish you a Happy New Year and the most amazing 2015!!

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In the space of ten years, Johannesburg Social Housing Company (JOSHCO), a City of Johannesburg owned entity, has invested more than R1,8 billion towards making Joburg a more liveable city, by providing more than 7 000 homes and refurbishing or constructing 8 749 units. They also have an ambitious plan to increase the number of units to more than 13 600 by the end of June 2017.JOSHCO offers affordable and secure rentals for citizens who earn between R3 500 and R7 500 per month. Those in this income bracket do not qualify for RDP homes, nor do they qualify for bonds. One of JOSHCO’s flagship projects is City Deep where they have converted a hostel and developed new rental units. The development of the City Deep Social Housing Project has been done in phases and is due for completion in the first quarter of 2015. It has already won the South African Housing Foundation award for Best Social Housing Project in 2014. The segregated dormitories have been transformed into a contemporary space for families. The units are aimed at residents of Johannesburg Inner City and Region F with rentals of R750 to R2000.In transforming the space, all the newer units have balconies. The units have been designed so that people spend most of their time in the living areas which are on the

northern side, which offers more warmth and light. Safety has also been carefully considered with guard houses and access control.Rory Gallocher CEO of JOSHCO explained: “One of the factors that threatened social housing was non-payment of rentals from tenants. Our tenants can expect delivery of services, while we expect tenants to pay rent on time every month and to respect the buildings and the rights of other tenants. The collection rate up to the end of the last audited financial year was 88%, up from 46% in 2006. JOSHCO is progressively improving this in order to achieve an average of 97%. “Education is a large part of what we do,” Gallocher continued, “Often our tenants are first-time renters so the rights and obligations of a responsible tenant need to be communicated. This is done through workshops that JOSHCO’s tenants are obliged to attend before signing a lease agreement.”JOSHCO’s primary objective is to transform the lives of their tenants by providing quality, affordable, safe and clean accommodation that is sustainable, inclusive and energy efficient. It further contributes through its repossession and refurbishment of "bad buildings" in the city. Building energy

efficient communities will be actualised in the retrofitting of JOSHCO developments with energy efficient technology such as solar geysers, smart meters and JOJO tanks. The City of Johannesburg Executive Mayor Cllr Parks Tau said, “JOSHCO has transformed these monuments of South Africa’s historic inequalities into sustainable thriving spaces for communities to live in. The City Deep Social Housing Project is a demonstration of the City’s commitment to redress historic spatial inequalities, through, among other things, the rehabilitation of mining land in line with our Corridors of

Freedom programme. This programme seeks to realize our spatial vision of well-planned transport arteries that are linked to interchanges where mixed-use development, high density accommodation - supported by office buildings, retail development and opportunities for leisure and recreation - exist.” Mayor Tau added, “The City of Johannesburg is a city at work to secure a future where its citizens, instead of driving cars to move around, opt for cycling or walking in designated lanes that are currently being rolled out in the City.”

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The names of Grade 12 learners who pass Matric will not be published in the newspapers when the Matric results are released.This was revealed at the final Council of Education Ministers (CEM) meeting, which was held in Pretoria last week.“The Ministers resolved that the results for this year would still be published in newspapers … but will only reflect the learners’ ID and exam numbers,” Department of Basic Education spokesperson Elijah Mhlanga said.The CEM, which discusses critical matters affecting the education sector, comprises Minister Angie Motshekga, Deputy Minister Enver Surty and all provincial MECs. Mhlanga said the CEM had taken the decision to review the publishing of individual Grade 12 learners’ results following the recommendation of a task team.The meeting also discussed the implementation of recommendations contained in the National Senior Certificate (NSC) Ministerial Task Team report.“CEM agreed that raising the pass mark for the NSC must be considered as part of improving the quality of education in South Africa. It was agreed that this should be done incrementally,” Mhlanga said.He said the integrated National Strategy for Learner Attainment Framework (NSLA) had been revised for General Education and Training (GET) and Further Education and Trading (FET) for 2015 in a bid to

improve learner outcomes and enhance accountability measures at all levels of the system.It was also done to ensure greater focus on the basic functionality of schools, protecting time for teaching and learning and improving support for teaching and learning.The NSLA is a comprehensive strategy to co-ordinate provincial improvement plans and steer them towards the optimal performance of all learners.The focus area for the 2015 academic year will be the education of learners with special needs, education in schools with multi grades, tracking learner performance quarterly, the impact of ICT and the impact of extra classes.Other focus areas included the impact of support by subject advisors, the impact of language interventions and the impact of teacher development and learner performance.

SIGN LANGUAGEThe Department of Basic Education has also completed the development of the SA Sign Language and it has been gazetted as policy.“Training of teachers is underway… Provinces will prepare schools for implementation. An implementation plan has been provided to provinces,” Mhlanga said.He said a report stating that Sign Language would be implemented in Foundation Phase and Grade 9 was submitted at the meeting.

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At the residents’ meeting regarding the construction of the new school, Tamano Primary, they decided to get an interdict against the development and go to court due to the fact that there was no public participation. A petition has also been circulated for residents who are against the school to sign.Clr Paul Smit received answers to the questions he submitted to the Provincial Legislature. The MEC of Education, Panyaza Lesufi, stated, “The Department is experiencing tremendous pressure for admissions to secondary schools in this area for January 2015. The existing schools in the area cannot accommodate these learners

that require accommodation for January 2015. Due to the time factor it is not possible to construct a brick and mortar school at this stage. The Department has therefore taken a decision to construct an alternative construction technology school building. This will be a permanent structure, which will enable the Department to meet the demand for space within the shortest possible time period so that the learners can be placed in a school as soon as possible.”It was said the school will have 30 classrooms and a sports field and that the catchment area of this school consists of Glenvista, Mulbarton, Glenanda, Bassonia, Suideroord and part of Mondeor.

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VRUGTEKOEK, EN ANDER TRADISIONELE WAPENS

Volg Stefan op Twitter! @Stefan609Jy weet dis weer daardie tyd van die jaar as jy by die supermark instap en Boney-M sing een of ander kersliedjie en die winkel is in helder groen en rooi getooi. Sekere kersfees-gebruike kan maar bly.Soos Boney-M. Al is die helfte van die groep waarskynlik reeds aan ouderdomsverwante oorsake oorlede, bly hulle musiek tydloos. Miskien is dit net tydloos hier aan die Oosrand. Ander Kersfees-gunstelinge, vir party mense, sluit in iets wat hulle ‘n “mince pie” noem. Dit is egter oëverblindery want daar is nie ‘n krieseltjie “mince” in ‘n mince pie te bespeur nie: dis suiwer vrugtekoek, vermom as ‘n koekie. Ek het al gewonder as ek die keuse van tronkstraf of ‘n hap vrugtekoek gegee word, wat ek sal kies? Ek dink hulle sal die boeie maar moet bring. Dié drank-deurdrenkte rosynkonkoksie wat skuil onder versiersuiker wat nie in jou mond sal smelt nie, is egter nie net ‘n troue-euwel van ouds nie, dis ook in baie huise ‘n móét vir Kersfees. Kersfees-vrugtekoeke word tradisioneel al maande voor die tyd gebak. Dis gelukkig ‘n baie soliede koek, dit kan dus ook gebruik word om deure oop te hou of agter karre se wiele te sit om te keer dat dit van ‘n heuwel af rol, of iets wat in jou motor gehou kan word vir selfverdediging. Dit sal dalk nie ‘n slegte idee wees om vrugtekoek amptelik as ‘n tradisionele wapen te laat herklassifiseer nie. Dan hoef mens dit nooit te eet nie, jy kan hom net gooi in tye van nood. Hoe dit ook al sy, behalwe mince pies en vrugtekoek behoort ander geliefde Kersfeesdisse en -gebruike seker maar onaangeraak te bly. En die Ware betekenis van Kersfees is seker al wat belangrik is. Of jy nou verkies om ‘n koppie tee oor die feestyd met ‘n stukkie tradisionele wapen te geniet, of daarsonder.

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Residents may be unaware of the increasing number of illegal evictions that tenants are being subject to in our suburbs. One might be under the impression that this only happens in certain suburbs like La Rochelle and Rosettenville. However, these evictions are not restricted to the suburbs already mentioned - they happen also in others such as Linmeyer and Glenvista. There are very few suburbs where illegal evictions do not happen, although some suburbs are targeted more than others. How does it happen, you may ask? A person or a number of people arrive and claim they are the new owners and, as such, have arrived to evict the tenants. Often it is claimed that notices had been posted and the notice period has expired, so the occupants must move out - or, the evictors claim to have been appointed by the owner to attend to the eviction. A variation may

be: “I/we are the new owners and will be collecting your rent in future. (When this happens no receipts are issued).”Another ploy used is that the tenants are told to vacate the house as renovations are apparently due to take place with immediate effect.In fact, the only person who can legally evict anyone is the Sheriff of the Court. This can only happen if he has been instructed to and has in his possession an eviction order issued by a Magistrate or a Judge. Obtaining an eviction order can cost the owner anything from R10 000 to R20 000. Impostors, however, seek to avoid these legal costs using one of the ploys mentioned above. Remember, only a sheriff can evict.If you suspect foul play, contact your local councillor, CPF &/or SCF and SAPS. For more information contact Cllr Dennis Jane on 083 701 8856 or email [email protected]

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Clr Dennis Jane writes:

I was a victim of an attempted mugging at Pick ‘n Pay The Glen Shopping Centre on 30 November at 15:30.As I reached up to remove an item from one of the shelves, a woman bumped me, but as I turned around she had already opened my bag and removed my cellphone. I immediately reacted by grabbing her.She still had the cell in her hand. I hit the cell out of her hand and stepped on it. I then struck her with a fist and grabbed her by the arm - all this time I was screaming at the top of my voice for someone to help, but to no avail. Eventually a security guard came up to me and said he could not help me as he does

not work for the store. I am pregnant and was afraid that the lady was going to fight back. I could no longer hold on to her, so she got away. It is sad to say that a South African cannot assist in a time of need - there were other customers who saw the ordeal but not one assisted in holding down the perpetrator. I called my Mum who was shopping in a different aisle. She ran to security at the door and asked for assistance and to speak to the Store Manager who still did not bother to come and see me.tame TIMES has sent the letter to the Store Manager at Pick ‘n Pay The Glen and is still waiting for a response.

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Angels Baby Sanctuary wishes to thank all who have supported us during this year. We opened our doors in March this year to take care of abandoned babies and the response we received from the community was overwhelming.The love and support continues to grow. To everyone who has helped in any way,

whether big or small, we say thank you from the bottom of our hearts and wish you all a blessed and safe Christmas and a prosperous new year. We look forward to lasting friendships for 2015.

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The fi rst annual Alberton Day and Music Festival was a massive success. This past weekend marked three days of some of the best in the local music industry, along with many stalls and other entertainment.Thousands of people braved the moody weather and gathered at the A Square Forklift Alberton Rugby Club. Not even the rain could stop the party, which continued in one of the beer tents on

Saturday night.Everything from rain to loadshedding was thought of in advance, so the entertainment never had to stop; and Diligence Security did a fantastic job of keeping festival-goers and celebrities safe at all times. The Johannesburg Skydiving Club showed the crowd what can be done with an impressive jump on Saturday and Sunday. Wrestling fanatics had matches to keep them entertained

as well.The dates for the next Alberton Day and Music Festival have been announced, so keep your diaries open for 4-6 December 2015.

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Thanks to a generous donation from the Round Table Boksburg, Frances Vorwerg School has been blessed with valuable gadgets that will assist several of their learners in the next school year.Cheyenne Montieth, (9), who was born with cerebral palsy and diagnosed with moderate to severe hearing loss, will now be able to hear her teacher perfectly, thanks to an FM system purchased by the Round Table.

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The Tsogo Sun Arts Academy grand finale School Awards Showcase was held at Gold Reef City’s Lyric Theatre recently. It featured the top young stars of the programme, giving the children the opportunity to show off their hard work during the year and be rewarded.The Arts Academy programme is closing its third year with 480 children across 12 underprivileged schools, 40 in each school, in Diepsloot and Mayfair.In this past year the programme has introduced exciting new experiences into the youngsters’ lives – they were taken to see War Horse and the Sound of Music, and the facilitators were taken to Cirque Eloize iD – which was particularly valuable for them as they all have dancing backgrounds.The children were also given the opportunity to perform at the Tshwane Youth Festival, where they came second overall. As a first-time entrant, this was a remarkable achievement, but also exposed the children to new e x p e r i e n c e s that they would o t h e r w i s e never have had, such as staying in a hotel, broadening their horizons and perspect ives on the world around them.The full-year

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The R2 million Gauteng SANSUI Summer Cup day-night meeting at Turffontein Racecourse boasted every element horseracing fans and Joburg socialites could wish for in a perfect day out: 12 staggering thoroughbred races, 11 car giveaways, two hugely exciting specialty races, a plethora of celebrities, thousands of glamorous hat-wearing race-goers and one overall perfect day of enjoyment for all.After a thrilling finish to what was a memorable race, the Geoff Woodruff-trained Louis The King, ridden by Pierre “Striker” Strydom, crossed the line first in this year’s Gauteng SANSUI Summer Cup feature race. The victors make a formidable trio: Louis the King became the first horse to win the Triple Crown this century earlier this year; Strydom is a six-times champion jockey who became the first rider in South African history to record 5000 career wins last weekend; and Woodruff is a five-times champion trainer, who had the first three past the line in last year’s Summer Cup and the first two this year.

Louis The King showed the courage that is a hallmark of all great champions, finding extra power when it counted and passing his stable-mate Killua Castle, who had hit the front at the 300m mark. The Tyrone Zackey-trained Judicial ran well for third place. Twenty of SA’s hottest celebrities took to the race track in their sporty kit with charitable competitiveness for the Racing. It’s a Rush Celebrity Charity Dash. The winning celebrity, Stacey Holland, had the honour of handing over a whopping R475 000 to this year’s charity partner SOS Children’s Villages. Movember SA was also a charity partner this year, supported by the “Mo-Kini Sprint,” which for some ladies was the highlight of the evening as it saw a handful of SA’s hottest men swap their kit for “mankinis” to complete a cheeky 200m dash to raise awareness for testicular cancer. The Charity partners were not the only fortunate few this year to walk away with something from race day. Eleven cars were given away during race day, to add excitement to the rush of the races and the glam of the fashion shows and live entertainment.

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This past weekend saw 16 teams from various bowling clubs come together to play in a social 3 bowl trips at Herbert Park Bowling Club in Turffontein. The social game took place on Saturday and Sunday with cash prizes for the winners with various other prizes as well. The top three teams all came from Herbert Park Bowling Club. First place went to Graham, Rob and Hendrey; second place- Kathy, Robert and Christine and third place- Richard, Wolly and Mary-Anne.

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