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Daniella Owtram (11) takes a breath of fresh air after a Highveld storm passed over parts of Pretoria this week. The youngster explored the wet garden with her umbrella after the worst rain and thunder subsided. Photo: Natashia Slabbert

Gavin Emmanuel

The Tshwane metro issued a warn-ing to contractors who were appointed to deliver electricity cut-off notices in Claremont.

This come after a resident of Claremont found a pile of final demand notices dumped on the side of the road earlier this month on February 8.

According to the deputy director of Media and Liaison, Phalane Motale, the service providers who were ap-pointed to deliver the notices in Clare-mont, had been identified.

“This means the process to hear their side of the story and subsequently determine any disciplinary action could now take place,” said Motale.

Motale also mentioned that letters had been written to the contractors, inviting them to a meeting where they will have an opportunity to explain their ‘unacceptable behaviour’, or the

circumstances which could have led to it.

Motale told Rekord that the metro was shocked by the discovery of the documents and had vowed to leave no stone unturned to ensure they get to the core of the matter.

“Heads are expected to roll if any negligence or dereliction of duty can be proven. Considering the metro subscribed to the provision that every accused is innocent until proven guilty, it is going to allow due processes to unfold,” said Motale

He also said that none of the con-sumers whose documents were alleg-edly dumped, had been prejudiced by the incident.

“The metro regards the intentional dumping of documents meant for the community, a crime. We advise residents to call the police if they come across anything suspicious,” concluded Motale.

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Gavin Emmanuel

The Tshwane metro is mum about the deaths of two aspiring police recruits who died earlier this month while taking part in a physical evaluation test in Pretoria West.

A recruit, who wanted to remain anony-mous, told Rekord they were required to complete a 2,4km run in the scorching heat in less than 11 minutes from Pretoria West hospital to Premos. Rekord estab-lished that it was one of the hottest days this year.

“Most of us come from disadvantaged families and it was do or die for us. We have never worked a day in our lives, or properly exercised and we had to complete the 2,4km race in under 11 minutes,” said the aspiring officer.

Rekord sent a number of questions to the metro police spokesperson, Console Tleane.

After the two aspiring recruits had died, Tleane told the media that an inquest docket had been opened, but so far the metro failed to answer Rekord’s questions.

Efforts to solicit comment from Tleane were unsuccessful at the time of going to print.

Natalie Grobler

“Money speaks out loud, but your love for us spoke louder. I feel like a true princess, loved and cherished.”

These were the thankful words of 9-year-old Musa Sekoati at the official opening of the new Princess ward in the oncology unit at Steve Biko Academic hospital last week Wednesday.

Sekoati has been diagnosed with leukaemia and spends most of her days at the oncology unit.

The paediatric oncology unit was established in 1993 at Kalafong hospital in Atteridgeville, but the six-bed unit rapidly grew to 30 beds. The oncology unit moved to Steve Biko in December when Dr David Reynders became the new clinical head.

The unit has 25 beds, divided into five rooms for boys, girls, teenagers and smaller children.

The unit also has an isolation unit with five single rooms. One room has a hepa-filtration unit, which circulates the air. This was donated.

“The main aim of the treatment of childhood cancer is to cure. The overall survivor rate worldwide is about 70%. Various treatments are offered to children at Steve Biko such as chemo-therapy, surgery and radiotherapy,” said Fredah Kobo, spokesperson for Steve Biko.

The paediatric oncology departmentconsists of two paediatric oncologists, two paediatricians in training, two doctors being trained in paediatrics, oncology trained nurses, nursing staff, a full-time dietician and a social worker.

“Our unit is funded by government, so we are depending on donations to improve the environment our patients

Musa Sekoati feels like a little princess in the newly decorated princess room in the oncology unit at Steve Biko Academic hospital.

Princess room gives kids hopeare treated in to make their hospital stay more bearable.”

Judy Schoeman, unit dietician, said the sky was the limit and embarked on a jour-ney to transform the oncology unit into a fantasy world for children. She rounded up staff members and enough sponsors to brighten up all the rooms.

“I want children who are admitted to our ward to feel like they live in a fantasy world,” said Schoeman.

After collecting all the paint, Schoe-man had to find the perfect designs for each room, to execute the fantasy world she envisioned. “We found a brilliant graphic designer, Annemart Swanepoel

from Options A who changed our draft pictures into a fantasy princess room. All we had to do were sit back and wait for the final design.” Kobo said Belinda Watts from Kristy Watts foundation visited the oncology ward in September 2011.

They showed her the final draft of their princess room and a week later Watts phoned the hospital, saying the Kristy Watts foundation would sponsor the entire room. “The positive impact the room has had, not only on patients, but also on the personnel, made us realise that we were right. A beautiful room can make hospital stays more bearable,” said Kobo.

No word on deaths

Valeska Abreu

Seventeen people were injured in a four-vehicle pile-up on Hans Strijdom Drive near Benjamin Boulevard in Silver Lakes yesterday.

Several people were seriously injured and transported to various hospitals.

According to Netcare911 spokesperson, Jeffery Wicks, it is thought that two light motor vehicles and two mini bus taxis col-lided.

One of the taxis repeatedly rolled after the collision.

“Netcare911 paramedics arrived at the scene to find the injured strewn across the road after they managed to escape from the respective wreckages,” he said.

The cause of the accident is still unclear and will be investigated.

Many injured in car pile-up

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Ses senior bestuurslui en 16 kaartjiekondukteurs van die Tshwane-metro is verlede week geskors.

Dit volg na die metro se stadsbestuurder, Jason Ngubeni, met drastiese stappe begin het om die metro se kruppel bus-diens reg te ruk.

Ngubeni het persoonlik ondersoek by die busdiens inge-stel om homself van die pro-bleme te vergewis.

“Met die ondersoek kon ons twee probleme identifiseer. Die een behels wat alles verkeerd geloop het in die bestuur van die diens en misdaadaktiwiteite wat plaasgevind het, en die an-der was hoe om die diens meer doeltreffend te herorganiseer,” het hy gesê.

Hy het nie uitgewei om wat-ter redes die ses topbestuurs- lui geskors is nie, maar het wel gesê dit is in verband met verskeie ernstige wanprak- tyke.

Een van die redes was die skynbaar onverklaarbare‘verdwyning’ van ’n bus uit die busdiens se werkwinkels.

Op ’n vraag of die bus later weer ‘verskyn’ het, het hy gesê die bus is nie meer op die bus-diens se perseel nie, maar dat bestuurslede weet waar dit is.

Die bus is glo nie gesteel nie.

Die ses kaartjieondersoekersse skorsing volg na bevind is dat hulle kaartjies verkoop, maar nie die geld inbetaal het nie.

“Dit kom neer op diefstal. Daar sal dissiplinêre verhore wees en ek glo nie hul skor-sings sal so lank as drie maande duur nie,” het hy gesê.

’n Werksindaba is beplan om maniere te ondersoek om die busdiens te verbeter.

“Sodra ons hiermee klaar is, sal ons ’n strategie hê wat ons aan die burgemeester kan voorlê. Aspekte wat aange-spreek sal word, is ondoeltref-fende werkswyses, hoe om die beskikbare geld doeltreffend aan te wend en hoe om te ver-seker dat busse in die werk-winkels herstel word. Van ons aanbevelings sal drasties wees,” het hy gesê.

Van die busdiens se vloot van 398 busse is slegs 156 tans in gebruik.

Die probleem met min busse is vererger met die insluiting van buitestedelike gebiede soos Olievenhoutbosch by die metro.

Altesaam 34 busse is af-gestaan om inwoners van dié gebied ook van vervoer te voor- sien.

Dit het meegebring dat busse van ander roetes onttrek moes word.

Gavin Emmanuel

Gauteng premier, Nomvula Mokonyane, delivered her State of the Province address at the Uni-versity of Pretoria’s Vista campus in Mamelodi on Monday. She focussed on accelerating service delivery with a strong emphasis on concrete deliverables.

During her speech, Mokonyane addressed some controversial issues, including the state of the Health Department, the renaming of Pretoria and the contentious Gauteng toll roads.

Problems such as the prolifera-tion of potholes across the prov-ince and the increasingly disfunc-tional traffic lights on provincial roads were, however, not discus- sed.

Mokonyane promised to imple-ment a comprehensive turnaround strategy for the provincial Health Department to ensure that the delivery of public health services becomes more efficient.

She told attendees that she had established a team to systemati-cally address weaknesses such as public health financing, manage-ment, procurement and operational systems, relating to the supply of medicines.

On the subject of toll roads, Mokonyane said the province’s approach to the tolling of roads has to be understood within the context of its overall approach to the development of an integrated public transport network.

“As the provincial government, we are conscious that a solution

must be found to balance the con-siderations of affordability and the impact on public transport, but also honouring our commitment to paying our dues,” said Mokon-yane.

She said the province had been working with a team convened by the finance minister, to find a sustainable solution and an an-nouncement on the issues would be made soon.

Mokonyane called for an end to the controversy over the renaming of Pretoria.

“We have to close the chapter on the uncertainties regarding the naming of Tshwane. We urge all parties concerned to make mean-ingful contributions in the best interest of social cohesion,” said Mokonyane.

Gauteng premier, Nomvula Mokanyane and the speaker of the Gauteng Legislature, Lindiwe Maseko, arrive for the State of the Province address at the University of Pretoria’s Mamelodi campus.

Gauteng ready for shake-up

Metro neem stappe teen busdiensledeDie stadsbestuurder vergewis homself van die probleme met die busdiens


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Marilyn de Freitas

Die Volle Evangelie Kerk, Jubal Gemeente in Kwaggasrand, vier sy 40e verjaarsdag met ’n Verjaars-dagfees tot 26 Februarie.

Die kerk is in 1972 as deel van die Volle Evangelie Kerk van God in Suid-Afrika se Gemeentes gestig.

Pastoor Etienne Lee het in De-sember 2009 die gemeente oorg-eneem. “Die Here het ons met ’n duidelike opdrag gestuur en ons sien Sy hand werklik in alles wat ons aanpak,” sê Lee.

Gedurende die fees sal lofdien-ste deur pastore Etienne Lee, Tienie Barrangé, dr Anton van

Deventer en Danie Botha gehou word. Dit sal oor ’n tydperk van ses dae plaasvind. Die Lighuis Gemeente Sinoville bied op 24 Februarie hul ‘Vry’ -diens ter fees-viering van die 40 jaar aan. Daar is ook ’n galadinee op 26 Februarie om die kerk se prestasies oor die jare met die gemeente te vier.

Lee, met die hulp van die gemeente en borge, het oor die afgelope twee jaar die perseel en gebou van die kerk opgeknap en die nodige herstelwerk gedoen.

Die Hande Kerk, soos dit algemeen bekend is, het 290 lede en dit is die kerk se visie om die lidmate in 2013 tot 300 te groei.

Die kerk belê in hul leierskap

en lidmate sodat gemeentelede dienswerk in hul gemeenskap kan verrig. Die Kwaggasrand-omge-wing is met armoede, dwelms en sosiale probleme belas.

Lee hoop om geld in te samel om ’n 40-sitplekbussie aan te koop vir gemeentelede sonder vervoer, maar wat graag kerk toe wil kom.

Hy beplan ook ’n jeughuis waar dwelmverslaafdes en ongehude ouers ’n heenkome kan vind.

Die kerk beplan om hulle op kinder- en jeugwerk toe te spits om jongmense in die gemeenskap die nodige leiding te kan bied.

“Ons is tans besig om werklik ’n verskil in mense se lewens te maak,” sê Lee.

Natalie Grobler

“Vir al wat ek weet kon my seun dood in ’n sloot gelê het.”

Dít is die vrees wat Belinda van der Nest ervaar het terwyl haar 23-jarige seun 36 uur lank vermis was.

Na ure se gesoek het sy uit-gevind haar seun, JP, was al die tyd in die Moot-polisiestasie se selle.

“Ek was briesend toe ek dit uitvind want ek en my man was vier keer daar om hulle te vra of hulle ons seun gesien het. Ek het selfs vir hulle ’n foto van my kind gewys, maar hulle het elke keer hul skouers opgetrek en gesê hy is nie daar nie.”

JP het op 10 Februarie na ’n kuierplek in 18e Laan gestap en 23:00 die aand het hy besluit om weer huis toe te gaan.

’n Sersant van die Moot-polisie het hom vermoedelik voorgekeer en gevra waarheen hy op pad was.

Die sersant het hom glo gearresteer vir ‘voetganger bron van gevaar’ en na die Moot-polisiestasie geneem waar hy hom toegesluit en sy foon en ander besittings afgeneem het.

“Die polisie het hom nie ’n oproep gegun nie en ook nie vasgestel of hy onder die in-vloed van drank was nie. Hulle het nie sy regte voorgelees nie en hulle het vier keer ontken

dat hy by die Moot-polisiestasiein aanhouding was.”

Van der Nest se skoonma het ’n SMS na JP se foon gestuur in die hoop om deur die diens-verskaffer in kennis gestel te word dat die boodskap JP se foon bereik het sodra die foon aangesit word.

Op 12 Februarie het sy die kennisgewing ontvang en JP gebel. Hy het gesê dat hy by die Moot-polisiestasie aangehou word.

“Ons het na die polisiestasie gegaan en my verligting was groot toe ek hom sien. Ek het die ergste verwag,” het Van der Nest gesê.

Die ouers het ’n foto van JP vir die polisielede aan diens gewys.

“Selfs na my seun vrygelaat is, het die polisielede glo geen idee gehad dat hy vir meer as 36 uur in hul selle aangehou was nie.”

Die Van der Nest-gesin gaan ’n eis indien vir trauma en on-geregverdigde arrestasie.

Kolonel Kate Malope, sta-siebevelvoerder van die Moot-polisiestasie, het gesê dat hulle geen kommentaar oor die saak kan lewer nie omdat die familie nog nie ’n formele klag gelê het nie.

“Die Van der Nest-gesin is welkom om ons te besoek sodat ons oor die saak kan praat.”

Natalie Grobler

’n Anonieme wenk aan die polisie het gelei tot die inhegtenisneming van twee dwelmhandelaars.

Te danke aan gemeenskapsbetrokken-heid is inligting aan die Eersterust-polisieverskaf wat hulle in staat gestel het om misdadigers vas te trek.

Die polisie het nie net beslag op dui-sende rand gelê nie, maar ook op ’n on-bepaalde hoeveelheid kokaïen.

Konstabel Shabiera Hendricks, sersant Abram Jacobs en studente-konstabel,Shafiek Bishop, het verlede Vrydag ’n 27-jarige man en ’n 23-jarige vrou gearresteer na ’n wenk dat dié twee dwelms uit hul huis in Tafelbergstraat in Eersterust, verk-oop. Konstabel Sam Shibambo, woordvoer-der van die Eersterust-polisie, het gesê die hele stasie is trots op die vinnige optrede van die drie polisielede.

Hy het gesê hulle sal aanhou veg teen ongeregtigheid in Eersterust.

Die twee verdagtes het Maandag in die Pretoria-hooggeregshof verskyn op aanklag van die verkoop van dwelms.

Valeska Abreu

Police are investigating the dumping of a body at the Moot police station over the weekend.

Police found the body at the main gate of the Moot police station around 03:00 on Sunday morning.

He had no visible injuries other than a few cuts and bruises. Police suspect he was assaulted.

The man, aged between 30 and 35, was not identi-fied at the time of going to print. Police spokesperson, Captain Pinky Tsinyane, said the body was discovered by patrolling police who were returning to the station.

“The officers called an ambulance that arrived a few minutes later. Emer-gency service personnel pronounced the man dead,” she said. LifeLine Medical

Emergencies confirmed that they attended the scene. “We received the call at about 3:08 and were there within minutes. The paramedics tried to resuscitate the pa-tient, but to no avail and he was declared dead. The only visible wounds that we could see were assault wounds,” said Andalene Fourie, spokesperson for LifeLine Medical emergencies.

Tshwane emergency ser-vices spokesperson, Johan Pieterse, also confirmed that they arrived at the scene shortly after 03:30. The man was already declared dead.

“A post-mortem will be conducted to determine the cause of death as soon as the family had been informed,”said Tsinyane.

Police are appealing to the community to come forward with information that could assist in the investigation.

Body dumped at gate

The body of a man was dumped outside the main gate of the Moot police station over the weekend.

Ouers soek 36 uur na hul seunPolisie ontken dat seun in aanhouding is

Kerk bly aktief betrokkeDie bekende hande van die Volle Evangelie Kerk, Jubal Gemeente in Kwaggasrand wat van ver af gesien kan word.

Twee dwelmhandelaars gevang

Konstabel Shabiera Hendricks, studente-konstabel Shafiek Bishop en sersant Abram Jacobs het duisende rand asook ’n onbepaalde hoeveelheid kokaiën gekonfiskeer.

Duisende rand is gekonfiskeer na die Eer- sterust-polisie ’n wenk gekry het dat twee dwelmhandelaars dwelms vanuit hul huis verkoop. Kokaiën.


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Daddy 24/7 18:30 Friends like These 19:30 News 22:15 Definitely MaybeSABC 2 06:00 Thabang Thabong 09:00 House Call 10:30 Wise Up 11:30 Living Land 13:00 Muvhango 15:00 Four Weddings 18:00 News 18:30 The Gost Whisperer 20:00 The Voice 21:00 The Mo’Nique Show 22:00 Cold CaseSABC 3 06:00 I am a Work of Art 07:30 The Super Hero Squad Show 08:36 Kids Challenge Show 10:00 X-Men Evolution 11:00 Crocodile Hunter 12:00 IFAD Documentary 13:00 Dr Oz 18:00 Celebs Biographies 19:00 News 21:30 Law & Order eTV05:00 Haleluya Africa 06:00 Higher Life 07:00 Sibo and Friends 08:00 Thomas and Friends 09:30 Rhythm City Omnibus 13:00 Malcolm & Ed-die 13:30 Blame it on Fame 17:00 WWE: NXT 18:05 Fear Factor Inter-national 19:00 News 20:00 What Happen in Vegas

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Thursday, March 1

Art

� Kuns in die Park. Magnoliadal 25 Feb. Uitstalling van oorspronk-like skilderye. 08:00-15:00. 012-326-7936. RA/0509988

� Individual art lessons available by an established modern artist, Lynnwood area. Angus 012-361-0886. RA/0510311

� Trent Gallery@Cameo Framers, Waterkloof, is hosting two art exhi-bitions until Feb 29 from 09:00-16:30. Stuart 082-923-2551. RA/0510301

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� ATKV-Tonteldoos bied Haal dieskrik uit skrikkeldag. Middagkon-sert met ProArte-Pro Corde-stryk-orkes. NG-kerk Faerie Glen om 15:30. Tel 072-264-8670. RA/0510343

� Die Ganoeka-dansers van die NG-kerk Magalieskruin tree op 25 Feb by die AGS Heilige Waters om 14:00 op. Babara 012-643-1507.

RA/0510354

� Eersterust Squash Club hosts its inauguration on March 3 at 10:00 at the courts in January Ave 260, Eer-sterust. Rsvp André at [email protected] by Feb 27. RA/0510321

� L/s Voorpos se gholfdag vind op 22 Mrt by Akasia-gholfklub plaas. Marius 012-332-2354. RA/0510351

� SA State Theatre is looking to audition actors, singers and dancersfor a new musical threatre produc-tion, Freedom. Artists are expected to prepare a song and a monologue and should be able to either sing or dance. State Theatre March 6-10 at 10:00. Tel 012-392-4018. RA/0510297

� Sluit by Jacques Botes en Sane Lotter vir die eerste En ek onthou

- Die Koos du Plessis storie, by Leonie’s Tea for Two aan, h/v Cun-ningham- en 34e Laan op 7 Mrt. Bespreek 012-332-4886. RA/0510322

Markets

� New food/craft market, R100 p/weekend, busy Pick n Pay centre. SMS 076-939-7300.

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� Charis Kinderkerk bied Vlooi-mark/Basaar op 3 Mrt, H/v Laven-der- en Sagelaan, Wonderboom-Suid van 08:30. Veiling om 13:00. Bring enigiets wat jy wil laat op-veil. Uitstallers welkom. Elize 072-861-7035. RA/0508821

� Geref-kerk Rooihuiskraal. Vlooi-mark op 3 Mrt by L/s Rooihuiskraal van 07:00-15:00. Uitstallers wel-kom. André 083-380-7193. RA/0510274

� Hatfield Plaza Vlooimark vind elke Sondag plaas. Nuwe stalletjies. Marianne 082-924-7155. RA/0510300

� Irene Kunsmark. Smutshuis-mu-seum 25 Feb 09:00-14:00. IreneMark skop die jaar met nuwe stal-letjies af. ’n Deli met musiek, asook ’n aparte antieke-gedeelte 012-667-1659. RA/0507429

� Magnolia Dell Fine Food Market takes place every Saturday from 08:00-13:00. Fine foods and crafts. Beate 012-460-7722. RA/0510347

Naastediens

� Alzheimer’s support group meets in Faerie Glen every last Thursday at 19:00 and last Tuesday at 10:00. All welcome. Denise 012-991-1637. RA/0510272

� CMR-Noord bied ’n Red-’n-Kind-gholfdag ten bate van mis-

handelde en verwaarloosde kinders aan. Waterkloof-gholfklub, 27 Mrt. Anja 012-460-9272. RA/0508813

� Die ondersteuningsgroep vir afhanklikheidsprobleme vergader Maandae om 19:00 by Stabilis. Linda 082-570-1291. RA/0510353

� Eden Golf Day takes place on May 10 in aid of Eden Ministries Outreaches projects. Albert 082-777-4059. RA/0510341

� Kansa Shavathon en Spin-a-thon neem op 3 Mrt by Atterbury Value Mart van 09:00-17:00 plaas. Be-spreek fiets by Heinrich 012-991-4744. RA/0510333

� LifeLine Pta provides free tele-phone, face-to-face, rape, trauma, HIV/Aids and bereavement coun-selling. Crisis line: 012-804-3619.Rape line: 082-340-2061. Appoint-ments: 012-804-1853. RA/0507245

� ’n Gholfdag ten bate van die sop-kombuis van die Rioboth Pinkster Kerk vind op 30 Mrt by Akasia-gholfklub plaas. Etresia 079-406-0242. RA/0510332

� ’n Konsert met Ingrid Zweel en Tommie Liebenberg vind op 26 Feb by NG-kerk Rietfontein-Suid om 15:00 ten bate van Huis Quanessa, ’n versorgingseenheid vir kinders met gestremdhede, plaas. Admill 078-042-7442. RA/0510324

� Prostaatkanker-steunaksie verga-der op 28 Feb en elke laaste Dins-dag om 19:00 by die Urologiehos-pitaal, Hatfield. Willem 082-901-6834. RA/0510290

� The Compassionate Friends of Pretoria plans a moneyraising buffet lunch on March 4 at 12:00 at The Haven in Clubview in aid of the Friends. Tel 083-384-5255. RA/0510299

� Victory over childhood abuse. You can be more than a survivor. Marisa 072-639-8597. RA/0509667

Lectures� Child Trauma training team hosts a seminar on March 15 and 16 at Utopia Place, 840 Cura Ave, Lynn-wood. A psychiatrist, paediatrician and psychologist are some of the speakers. www.childtraumacentre.co.za. RA/0508862

� Christ for Moot vir Christus bied ’n enkelouerdag: Enkelouers kan wen, 10 Mrt van 09:00-14:00 by die Jakaranda-ouditorium aan. Verskeie sprekers. Bespreek voor 29 Feb. Amanda 073-486-3975. RA/0510269

� Dr. Koos Henning lewer ’n praat-jie oor clivia-plante. Forensic-ge-bou, Pretoriaweg, Silverton op 25 Feb om 11:00. Marlen 082-799-4746. RA/0510337

� DR Church Moreletapark presentsa talk on Depression. Speakers: psy-chiatrists, psychologists and more. Feb 25 from 08:30-13:00. Book 012-997-8000. RA/0507249

� ’n Boomidentifikasiekursus vir beginners vind op 10 Mrt van 08:00 by die Botaniese Tuin plaas. Linette 012-843-5053. RA/0510345

� Petra Kollege bied ’n kursus in Kinderbediening op 25 Feb van 08:00-16:00 by NG-kerk Villieria. Ds Rheeder 083-288-7756. RA/0510277

Godsdiens

� JC4JC-kerk Sondae om 09:30 by L/s Rachel de Beer. Prediker: Pastoor Johan Coetzer. Johan 082-327-5500. RA/0510315

� MMC2012-Vaal neem van 20-22 Apr by Malonjeni Guest Farm,

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� Wêreldbiddag Pta-Oos-streekvind op 1 Mrt om 18:00 en 2 Mrt om 20:00 by Lynnwood Katolieke Kerk plaas. Sprekers: Rinél Hugo en dr. Marina Strydom. Elna 084-506-7870. RA/0510326

� Wêreldbiddag vir mans, 3 Maart NG-kerk Môregloed, h/v Laseandra en Ben Swartstrate. Johan 083-406-5883. RA/0509642

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� Afrikaanse Toastmasters neem aan ’n humoristiese kompetisie deel. Linda 082-570-1291. RA/0510317

� Centurion Chess Club meets every Thursday at Lyttelton library at 19:30. All level players welcome. Marius 083-626-1727. RA/0510292

� Die Gauteng-Noord-tweekampkampioenskap vind op 28 Feb om 16:30 by H/s Menlopark plaas. Be-nodig seuns en meisies o.17 en o.19, senior atlete asook junior vete-rane. Charel 084-678-1001. RA/0510349

� Gesamentlike Leeskringverga-dering. 16 Mrt 14:00. NG-kerkLynnwoodrif. Spreker Rianna Scheepers oor Ligvoets, lekker en leersaam. Tel 012-333-3610. RA/0509650

� Gauteng North Rock and Surf Union invites women interested in rock and surf angling to join them.

Trudy 083-308-0383. RA/0509639

� If you are an isiZulu speaking Toastmaster and would like to participate in the speech contest in April, in your own language, phone Linda 082-570-1291. RA/0510316

� Jacaranda Fly Fishing Club meets first Tuesday at 19:00 at the Golf Driving Range and Academy, next to Sutherland H/S. All welcome. Roy 083-291-0223. RA/0509662

� Join the Toastmasters Pretoria Tshwane Club. Charlene 083-505-8481. RA/0510338

� Magalies Radio-amateurklub bied elke Saterdag gratis opleiding aan voornemende radio-amateurs aan. Eksamens vind in Mei en Oktober plaas. Klasse word aangebied by John Vorster Tegnologiese Skool van 09:00 tot 13:00. Chris 082-464-1007. RA/0509668

�Strelitzia Toastmasters every 2nd and 4th Thursday at 08:30 at Oost-vallei Village. Debbie 083-310-3747. RA/0510288

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South Africa’s public road transport system is in chaos and in some places it is non-existent or at the point of col-lapse.

It would not be an exaggeration to say that there is no existing public road transport system in Pretoria and that the only public road transport available in the bigger Tshwane area, which operate with a modicum of suc-cess, is the minibus taxi system.

Although the minibus taxis supply a reliable and cheap service, the vehicles themselves are dangerous and unroadworthy and the system, for the most part, is devoid of any type of control.

The Metrorail passenger service is operating with ageing stock on infra-structure that needs drastic repair.

The passenger bus service in Pretoria are, in the words of Tshwane’s execu-tive mayor, in such a state of chaos that he actually urged commuters to find alternative means of getting to work and back home.

The much vaunted Bus Rapid Tran- sit (BRT) project in the greater Tshwa- ne metro area has been temporarily shelved.

It was planned that the BRT roll-out would be done in phases, with Line 1 linking areas in the north, such as Soshanguve and Mabopane, to the CBD. Line 2 would reach out to areas in the south and east, like the fast de-veloping suburbs along Hans Strijdom Drive and Mamelodi.

South Africa’s ageing rail and road infrastructure requires massive invest-ment for the country to successfully compete in international markets.

Historical underinvestment cou-pled with poor maintenance, outdated systems and a lack of integration have negatively affected the country’s and Pretoria’s transport network.

The Department of Transport re-cently announced a proposed integrated public transport system, to be controlled by municipalities, with the City of Cape Town to launch a pilot project, must be welcomed.

The new scheme was however, greeted with much scepticism, whether the municipalities which have failed with their own systems would be ready to handle such systems with any degree of success.

Letters may be addressed to the Editor, PO Box 8261, Pretoria 0001, faxed to 086-645-6764 or e-mailed to [email protected]. Letter must be limited to 200 words. The Editor reserves the right to edit any letter. A writer may use a pseudonym, but his or her full name, address and telephone number must accompany the letter.

Email your letters to: [email protected]

Don’t blend inReadiness is the ability to be ready for

immediate action. A spiritually prepared army can impact a city – and even a nation – for God’s Kingdom. A spiritually prepared child can impact a school. A spiritually prepared student can impact his/her peers. A spiritually prepared parent, doctor, teacher, accountant, secretary or farmer can act as thermostat and change the temperature of the environment they operate in. God never called us to blend in, but to stand out. In Matthew 5:13-14 we read: “You are the salt of the earth; but if the salt loses its flavour, how shall it be seasoned? It is then good for nothing, but to be thrown out and trampled un-derfoot by men. You are the light of the world. A city that is set on a hill cannot be hidden.”

These scriptures say that our lives either have a positive or a negative effect. The choice is ours to make on a daily basis.

Salt is a preservative that can prevent rot

Faith

Nevil Norden

from setting in. Light can banish darkness and break the heaviness of depression and despair. In Acts 9 we read about Ananias.

He was spiritually ready when God spoke to him and his readiness impacted the life of Saul of Tarsus, who later became Paul, and who wrote two thirds of the New Testament. Ananias means ‘Jehovah was gracious’. Grace is the opposite of merciless perse-cution with which Paul first persecuted the church. By being spiritually ready, Ananias impacted the life of Saul and changed his life’s purpose and his destiny.

My challenge to you is: Stand out. Don’t blend in and be spiritually prepared.

Tant Koek van Queenswood skryf:Ons wil so graag Afrikaans in ons skole

en tersiêre inrigtings behou. Ons SMS R10 aan Solidariteit en AfriForum om in die howe te gaan veg.

Ons probeer ons kunstefeeste ondersteunen kyk na Afrikaanse televisiekanale waar ons kan. Ons sit ’n geldjie opsy om so nou en dan na ’n opvoering te gaan kyk en

luister graag na Afrikaanse musiek. Maar liewe volkie, wat praat ons? Waar

is ons taal? Ek daag u uit om met enige hoërskoolleerling aan enige van ons stoere Afrikaanse skole te praat.

As dit so aanhou stel ek voor ons verval liewers in ons land se amptelike taal, poorEnglish.

Brief verkort - Redaksie

Geskok oor gesproke taal

Linky Scholtz van Capital Park skryf:Graag wil ons net ons ervaring met

almal deel. Inwoners moet asseblief op hul hoede wees.

Daar is mense wat goedere huur met die bedoeling om dit nie weer terug te bring nie. Hul woonadresse is vervals en hul selfoonnommers bestaan nie. Hul ID-

nommers is wel reg, maar jy kry hulle nie opgespoor nie. So het ons twee spitbraaiers verloor aan ene Mike Wilson, vals adres in Pretoria-Noord en ’n Stephan Fourie, vals adres in Soutpansbergweg.

Ons praat hier van R10 000 per spit-braaier asook sowat R400 tot R500 per gasbottel.

Twee pleeg bedrog

MOTORING8 REKORD WESNUUS VRYDAG 24 FEBRUARIE 2012 www.rekord.co.za

The 2012 Punto is more stunning than ever thanks to the work of Fiat’s Centro Stile. In particular, the interior of the new model has been completely redesigned to represent the most evolved expression of Italian style, with top quality materials and superb attention to detail.

The introduction of the 2012 Fiat Punto brings the unmistakable Italian style that Fiat has become synonymous with and delivers it together with elegance and dyna-mism in an all-new package.

The 2012 Punto, for the first time in

Italian design at its best with superb detail

The All-New 2012 Fiat Punto: the evolution of a bestseller.

a Fiat vehicle, offers the award-winning MultiAir engine, class-leading emissions mitigation technology, innovative technol-ogy and telematics and an unparalleled commitment to its robustness and reliability with a five-year/150 000km warranty.

Although it is an evolution of one of Fiat’s most popular cars in South Africa, the Fiat Punto, the 2012 Punto intensifies the distinguished personality of the vehicle with an important aesthetic update. It includes new exterior colours and the seat upholstery and class-leading features and technologies.

The 2012 Punto is a car that arouses strong emotions. It combines intrinsic beauty with comfort, practicality and use-ability of a car from a higher segment. It’s a technological and tactile delight, appealing to all the right senses that give a car a soul.

Fiat has built a reputation for itself as a technology leader with technologies like its advanced normally-aspirated and turbo-charged MultiAir engines, technology that won the 1.4 MultiAir Turbo the coveted Best New Engine of 2010 in the Inter-

national Engine of the Year Awards. The 2012 Fiat Punto not only features a host of dramatic and stylish aesthetic updates both inside and outside of the car, but also builds

on the features that appeal to the modern buyer.

In addition to its design, mix of techno-logical advanced materials and textures, the 2012 Punto is spacious, with excellent front visibility, offers easy access and a capa-cious luggage compartment.

Having produced more than 8,5-million vehicles globally since the Punto was intro-duced to the world in 1993 (the year of the first launch), the Fiat Punto has been one of the company’s best selling vehicles.

The same holds true for South Af-rica where the Punto has been one of the company’s best-selling products since its introduction in 2005 and will be sure to continue with this Italian-built trendsetter.

On the outside, both the front and the rear have been thoroughly restyled, as shown in the attractive lines of the new bumpers and the incorporation of innova-tive and original headlights and taillights.

The latest design has also ‘stretched’ the car to a total length of 406cm.

PROPERTY REKORD WEST NEWS FRIDAY FEBRUARY 24, 2012 9www.rekord.co.za

Agency announces monthly winnersMulti Listing Services announced its January winners during their monthly zone meeting on February 13. The property agents are from left Dries du Plessis of Deo Swanepoel Eiendomme, Theresa Mthabathe from Terryem-jay Eiendomme and Jan-Viljoen Coetzee from Anneleze Eiendomme.

Suid-Afrikaners betaal te veel belasting.

Indien dit nie spoedig onder die loep geneem word nie, kan weinige ekonomiese groei verwag word.

Persoonlike belasting en BTW beloop nou sowat 55% van die land se belasting-inkomste het Jaco Bouwer, mede-eienaar van Chas Everitt Internasionaal se Moot-konsessie, verlede week gesê.

Dit sluit alle ander belas-ting, soos onder meer mu-nisipale belasting, belasting op brandstof en tolgeld uit.

Die totale belasinginkom-ste uit individuele belasting beloop meer as 60%.

Bouwer sê Suid-Afrika-ners se spaarvlakke is so laag dat hulle baie moeilik vir deposito’s op ’n eiendom kan spaar

of vir huislenings kwalifi-seer.

Suid-Afrika se groot probleem is dat slegs vyf miljoen inwoners uit die algehele bevolking van 50 miljoen belasting betaal.

Bouwer is van mening dat die regering vinnig moet in tree om belastingkoerse te verlaag en werkskepping aan te moedig om die be- lastinglas eweredig te ver- sprei.

Wat die eiendomsbedryf betref, het hy gesê oordrag-koste behoort weer onder die soeklig geplaas te word.

“Kopers moet ook ’n kontantdeposito betaal om finansiering te bekom.

“Die meeste mense kan nie albei bekostig nie en om ’n huis te besit, bly net ’n droom vir baie,” is sy mening.

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Die nuwe Grizzlies-rugbyspan is vuur en vlam om ’n sukses van die komende rugbyseisoen te maak.

Die bestuur van die Grizzlies, voor-heen Tuine-rugbyklub, nooi die gemeen-skap om hulle te kom ondersteun tydens

hul eerste vriendskaplike wedstryd op 25 Februarie by die klub se velde in Jen-ningstraat 587, Hercules. Drie van die Grizzlies se spanne gaan teen die Rhino’s in aksie wees, ’n klub wat al die pad van Northam vir hierdie wedstryd kom.

Die hekke open om 13:00 en die eerste wedstryd vind om 15:00 plaas.

Die hoofwedstryd, waarin die Grizz-lies se eerstespan in aksie gaan wees, begin om 17:30. Navrae: Jaco Olivier by 073-179-5573.

Grizzlies nooi die gemeenskap

Legion Thwala

Schools in Pretoria are reminded to register their soccer teams for this year’s Sanlam Kay Motsepe Cup.

Registration for the highest paying schools tournament in the world in prize money, opened on Sunday.

Financial Services Company, Sanlam, the Motsepe Family Foundation and Ubun-tu Botho Trust urge every school in all nine provinces to register to compete.

The tournament is played under the aus-pices of the South African Schools Football Association (Sasfa).

According to Mamelodi Sundowns foot-ball club spokesperson, Kabelo Mosito, young football players who participate in the competition will stand a chance to get recruited to the club’s academy.

“Not only is there a total of R3,4-mil-

lion in prize money available, but football scouts from our club will be attending as many rounds as possible in a bid to find exceptional talent to place in the academy.”

Sanlam’s sponsorships manager, Frank Louw, said one of the key objectives of the sponsorship is to get as many football play-ers as possible between the ages of 15 and 19 to compete.

He said this would improve their chan-ces of being spotted by soccer scouts.

“Players who stand out will then be recruited into development structures to be nurtured and shaped into professional footballers. To be able to achieve this, we need to encourage all schools to register no matter where they are situated,” he said.

Registration closes on March 9. The breakdown of the prizes is as fol-

lows:First place: R1 000 000, second place:

R600 000, third place: R500 000 and fourth place: R400 000.

The prize money is to be utilised for a development project that enhances or ad-vances the mission and objectives of the school or its immediate community.

This includes the building of extra class-rooms, computer centres and the upgrad- ing of the soccer pitch to mention but a few. Mosito said the Motsepe Family Foun-dation endorses the objectives and rationale behind the sponsorship.

Mamelodi Sundowns’ boss and mining magnate, Patrice Motsepe, initiated the Sanlam Kay Motsepe Cup. It was initiated through the Motsepe Family Foundation in memory of his mother and to recognise the integral role she played in his life.

Enquiries: To register in the Sanlam Kay Motsepe Schools Cup, phone Nelson Belebesi on 011-567-2824.

Registration for soccer teams now open

Mamelodi Sundowns’ president, Patrice Motsepe, presents a trophy to last year’s winner of the Sanlam Kay Motsepe Cup, Harmony High School.

Koos Venter

Die Nashua Titans, pas-gekroonde kampioene van die SuperSportreeks, het die afgelope naweek wisselval-lig begin in hul aanslag op die nuwe nasionale MiWay Pro20-kampioenskap.

Vrydagaand in Oos-Londen het hulle die War-riors met 29 lopies geklop, maar Sondag in Centurion was hulle aan die ontvang-kant, toe die Knights hulle in ’n spannende stryd met vyf paaltjies gewen het.

Dit beteken dat die Titans na die eerste twee rondtes nou vierde op die punteleer lê.

Hoewel die reeks, wat vanjaar oor ’n dubbelrondte beslis word, nog lank nie klaar is nie, sal die Titans nie kan bekostig om verde-re tuiswedstryde te verloor nie.

Vrydagaand teen die Warriors was dit die kaptein, Martin van Jaarsveld (77 lo-pies van 46 balle) wat saam met Farhaan Behardien (54 lopies van 37 balle) die kolfsterre was in die Titans se beurt van 174 in hul toegelate 20 boulbeurte.

Daarna het die twee draaiers, Paul Harris (drie paaltjies) en Roelof van der Merwe (twee paaltjies) ’n groot rol gespeel om die Warriors tot net 145 lopies in hul 20 beurte te beperk.

Sondag het die Titans weer eerste gekolf en dit was weer Behardien met sy 70 lopies van 44 balle wat die pap dik aangemaak het.

Hy is goed deur Jacques Rudolph met 43 van 29 balle bygestaan. Ongelukkig het ’n paar van die Titans se boulers, in hul poging om 165 lopies te verdedig, ’n bietjie deurgeloop onder die kolfwerk van veral Morné van Wyk (62) en Reeza Hendricks (55). Dit was veral die snelboulers CJ de Villiers en Rowan Richards, wat aan die duur kant was. Hulle het darem elkeen ’n paaltjie gevat, terwyl Alfonso Thomas die Titans se beste bouler was met drie paaltjies.

Die Titans speel hierdie week teen die Dolphins in Durban (Vrydag) en Sondag word hulle op hul tuisveld in Centurion getoets teen die nuwe sewende span in die reeks, die Impi’s.

Die Titans se bouler-aanwins uit die Kaap, Alfonso Thomas, was die uitblinker met die bal in Sondag se MiWay Pro20-wedstryd teen die Knights in Cen- turion. Sy drie paaltjies vir net 17 lopies was egter nie goed genoeg om die wa deur die drif te trek vir sy nuwe span nie. Foto: simondp@actionimage

Titans wisselvallig in reeks

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Super-klubreeks poog om rugby te bevorderKoos Venter

Die Assupol Super-klubreeks, met ’n totaal van 1 760 deelnemende spelers, is deesdae amptelik die grootste amateur rugbytoernooi in Suid-Afrika.

Met hierdie feit in gedagte het Gert Wessels, uitvoerende direkteur van bemarking by die Assupol versekeringsmaatskap- py, die belangrikheid van dié toernooi be-klemtoon toe vanjaar se Super-klubreeks verlede week in Centurion amptelik be-kendgestel is.

Die Assupol Super-klubreeks word jaarliks aan die begin van die seisoen aangebied as ’n toernooi vir die top 16 oop klubs van die rugbyunies noord van die Vaalrivier.

Dit sluit die Blou Bulle, die Leeus, die Valke, die Luiperds, die Pumas en Limpopo in.

Wessels het ’n pleidooi gelewer dat Saru en al die groot rugbyunies weer moet kyk na klubrugby en veral die oorlewing en uitbou van rugby by oop klubs.

Terwyl die Varsitybekertoernooi won-dere doen vir universiteite, is daar nie ’n soortgelyke nasionale reeks vir oop klubs nie en Assupol probeer om hierdie leemte met hul betrokkenheid by die Super-klub-reeks te oorbrug.

“Skoolverlaters moet weer besef dat daar ’n rugbylewe is na skool en dat almal nie noodwendig by universiteite betrokke hoef te raak om top klubrugby te kan speel nie,” het Wessels gesê.

Hy het beklemtoon dat die standaard van rugby in hierdie toernooi so hoog is dat enige van die twee finaliste in verle-de jaar se toernooi (Roodepoort en Centu-rion) maklik hul man sou staan teen enige van die top spanne in die Varsitybekertoer-nooi.

Die Assupol Super-klubreeks skop op 3 Maart af.

Polisie, Centurion, Harlequins en die

Gert Wessels, uitvoerende direkteur van bemarking by Assupol, aan die woord by die bekendstellingsfunksie van vanjaar se Assupol Super-klubreeks verlede week in Centurion.

Silver Valke verteenwoordig die Blou Bul-le vanjaar.

Navrae: André Both by 012-420-0743.

Vrydag 24 FebruarieSupeRugby. Bulls vs

Sharks. Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria. 19:00.

Maandag 27 Februarie. Varsitybeker rugby.

TUT vs UJ (Johannesburg) en Tukkies vs Maties (Stellenbosch). Albei

begin 19:00.

TUT kom nie die mas op Koos Venter

Terwyl die Universiteit van Pretoria (Tukkies) Maandagaand wéér gewys het dat hulle vanjaar die span is om te klop in die Varsitybeker-toernooi, het die Tshwane Universiteit van Tegnologie (TUT) se veldtog ’n knou gekry waarvan hulle moeilik gaan herstel.

Dít is die kort opsomming van die nuutste hoofstuk in die verhaal van Pre-toria se twee universiteite se vordering in hierdie toernooi.

� Voor die afskop van TUT se wed-stryd teen die Universiteit van Kaapstad (Ikeys) het ’n positiewe atmosfeer in die TUT-stadion in Pretoria-Wes geheers.

Hoewel TUT tot dusver vanjaar twee keer sleg verloor het op die telbord, het hulle tog goeie rugby gespeel en die gevoel was dat hulle dalk teen die Ikeys ’n deurbraak kon maak.

Die Ikeys, wat ook verdedigende kam-pioene is, het immers tot dusver vanjaar gesukkel en het tot voor Maandagaand se wedstryd ook nog nie enige ligapunte gehad nie.

Teen rustyd was die Ikeys met 21-2 voor op die telbord, maar daar was steeds hoop vir geharde ondersteuners van TUT, want meer as een van die Ikeys se drie drieë tot in daardie stadium is eintlik teen die verloop van die spel gedruk.

TUT het boonop baie kanse gehad, maar hul gebrekkige afronding het hulle van drieë beroof.

Toe kom die tweede helfte en 40 mi- nute later; met die eindtelling op 66-2 was dit amptelik: TUT is baie diep in die moeilikheid. Net ’n wonderwerk sal hierdie span red van relegasie, waarna hulle volgende jaar in die Skild-afdeling van die kompetisie sal speel.

TUT was in daardie tweede helfte niks anders as hopeloos nie.

Hul groot sonde om balbesit te verloor is male sonder tal deur die Ikeys uitge-buit, waarna die Kapenaars eenvoudig wyd gespeel het en hul groter spoed in die agterlyn gebruik het om die drieë in te ryg.

Waar die Ikeys in die tweede helfte sjampanje-rugby begin speel het en die manne van TUT dronk gehardloop het, het TUT verkies om negatief te raak en fokus te verloor. Dít het uiteindelik ’n slagting veroorsaak wat hulle na ’n baie swakker span laat lyk het as wat hulle werklik is.

Met drie wegwedstryde wat vir TUT voorlê, sal hul ondersteuners maar solank moet begin hoop op daardie wonderwerk.

� In die LC de Villiers-stadion in Hat-field was die gees van plaaslike onder-steuners net die teenoorgestelde as dit wat Maandag laataand in Pretoria-Wes

ervaar is. Tuks se ondersteuners kan nie wag vir die res van die toernooi nie, want híérdie Tukkie-span van Nollis Marais lyk na kampioene.

Tukkies het ’n baie goeie span van die Noordwes Universiteit in Potchefstroom (Pukke) oortuigend geklop en boonop meer as vier drieë gedruk vir die belangrike bonuspunt op die punteleer.

Tukkies se resep is eenvoudig, maar effektief.

Hul voorspelers doen die basiese dinge reg en dit gee geleenthede aan hul puik agterlyn om met innoverende rugby die drieë te druk.

Dit is veral Tukkies se briljante losvoorspelers, Okkie Kruger, Jacques Verwey en Jono Ross, wat wedstryd na wedstryd die verskil maak vir hul span.

Dié drie manne wys telkens dat die klassieke kombinasie van ’n goeie baljagter, ’n werkesel lynstaanflank op sewe en ’n groot sterk agtsteman steeds ’n wenresep in moderne rugby is.

Pretoria is eerskomende Maan- dag rugbyloos aangesien albei Pretoria se spanne wegwedstryde speel.

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Hierdie foto vertel die verhaal van TUT se Varsitybeker-wedstryd Maandagaand teen die Ikeys van Kaapstad. Die Kapenaars was net een te veel vir die TUT-manne. Hier word Hansie Graaf van TUT deur twee spelers van Ikeys vasgevat. Foto: Gordon Arons

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