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29 JUNE 2012
Un-greening
These characters were photographed last week Saturday (11:10 to be precise) at one of the resting places on the R555 between Burgersfort and Ohrigstad where the road slinks through the kloof. Collecting dry firewood in this area is quite common as electricity is not available everywhere and expensive on top of it. The reason, however, for cutting trees with green wood down for this reason, baffled the newspapers personnel. Thousands of other trees, including dry wood are available in the vicinity. The concrete table and chairs has also been vandalised extensively and the resting place is now a filthy dumping ground for all sorts of stuff. (Maybe invite them to a tree planting ceremony? - Editor)
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Chronic illnesses are diseases that last for a long time or come back over time. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), chronic diseases are the leading cause of death in the world. HIV/Aids, heart disease, cancer, diabetes and asthma are all examples of chronic illness, and all of these can lead to depression. The problem with chronic illnesses is that they can badly affect the way you live your life. You may not be able to do things you want to do, be in pain a lot of the time, not be able to work and, of course, you need to see doctors regularly. If a person has a chronic illness, it is very important that they take care of themselves both physically and mentally. Living with a chronic illness is tough because other people dont always understand how you feel or that there are some days when you cant take part in activities or just dont have the energy to get out of bed, says the South African Depression and Anxiety Groups (SADAGs) Cassey Chambers. For many people, suffering from a chronic illness is very lonely and they withdraw from friends and family. This can lead to depression. People with a chronic medical illness have a 40% risk of developing depression. Early diagnosis and sticking to treatment are really important, as is support. People living with chronic illness can still have a good quality of life. Talking and learning about chronic illness can really help everyone deal with it a lot better. The Driekop Depression and Chronic Illness Support
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Group is free and offers community members a caring, supportive environment by people who truly understand the effects of living with chronic illness. Meeting on the last Friday of every month, the group is hosted at the Community Based Care Project in Driekop. Support Group Leader, Anna Kgoete, says: A lot of people in the community are suffering from chronic illness and this often has a big effect on their mental health. We are passionate about helping people to adjust and welcome anyone who wishes to join the group! If youd like to attend the meetings, call Anna on 072 772 2829 or SADAG on 0800 21 22 23. The Driekop Support Group is one of many run by South African Depresssion and Anxiety Group (SADAG) a non-profit organisation (NPO) striving to educate patients, families, mental health professionals and the general public on the nature and management of mental illnesses. The NPO also aims to eliminate the discrimination and stigmatisation that surround mental illness, as well as to increase access to highquality care for all South Africans. SADAG support groups are run either by community members who have recovered from one of these disorders or by professionals in the community. These groups allow members the opportunity to form connections with others experiencing similar troubles and to learn from one another in a non-judgmental atmosphere.
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Public Notice
2012/13 IDP AND BUDGET
Notice is hereby given in terms of Chapter 5 section 25 (4)(a) (i) (ii) of the Local Government Municipal Systems Act, Act 32 of 2000; that the Greater Tubatse Municipality has adopted its 2012/13 Integrated Development Plan (IDP) review and Budget on the 01st June 2012. Members of the community are hereby informed that copies of the plan will be made available from the 2nd July 2012 in all the Tribal offices within the jurisdiction of the Municipality; Libraries; Municipal sattellite offices and Municipal Head Offices in Burgersfort for public inspection.
Address: 1st Kastania Street, Burgersfort PO Box 206, Burgersfort, 1150 Tel: 013 231 1000 Fax: 013 231 1467 Website: www.tubatse.gov.za
NEWS
29 JUNE 2012
Mnr Reinier Ras s: Ek dink eerder dis onbevoegde mense se skuld dat daar nie dienslewering is nie. Daar is n lang lys redes, maar onbevoegdheid is die grootste rede. By hom is Anron, Mianke en Zaninke.
Mr Justice Mokgotho said: I agree with Zuma, the minority still gets the money, but there is also a crisis with a lot of corruption.
Mr Duncan Mabu and Mr Solomon Saletola said: We agree with President Jacob Zuma, the economy is still in white hands. Links: Mnr Louis Etzebeth s: Nee, ek stem nie met hom saam nie. Die geld word in die regering se sakke gedruk. Dis n korrupte spul.
Me. Maria Zeelie en mnr. Joe Zeelie s: Nee, dit is nie die rede waarom daar nie dienslewering is nie. Hulle gee nie aan die mense wat hulle belowe het nie. Die geld gaan alles na die staat en niks vir die man op straat nie.
Mr Albert Nkuna and Mr Simon Mabilo said: The problem is corruption. That is why service delivery is poor. The leadership take the money they have to deliver services with and put it in their pockets.
Mr Joshua Kgorutle said: Incompetent people, corruption and partially a white hold on the economy are the reasons for no service delivery. Competent people must be hired. They must not be lenient towards eradicating crime. With him is Angela.
Mnr Klaas Nkuna s: Die demokrasie se probleem is dat ons mense mors. Hulle doen nie hul werk nie. Die African mense is lui, hulle het nie geleer om te werk nie. Hulle strike net. Die ANC se budget om water ens. te gee moet elke keer gebruik word om dit wat mense gebreek het terwyl hulle strike te herstel. Daarom is dienslewering stadig.
Mr Simon Ledwaba and Ms Eulenda Ledwaba said: We dont think our economy is still in white peoples hands. At the top there are black people who only care for themselves and their families. It is everyone for himself.
Mnr William Meyer s: Dis as gevolg van korrupsie dat dienste nie gelewer word nie.
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Mr Simbarashe Kampariro said: Without white people nothing is going to be done here. White people work very hard to develop this country and they have the ability to develop it. They must get more white people involved then there will be better service delivery.
Mnr E Theron s: Ek stem nie met hom saam nie. Die regering verplig jou wie aangestel moet word om hulle werk te doen. Jy moet gewoonlik ook n swart vennoot of aandeelhouer h.
Me. Juhan van Graan en mnr. Hendr van Graan s: Hulle s altyd hulle gaan dit of dat doen, maar dit word nooit gedoen nie. Die geld gaan na hulle sakke toe. By hulle is Ruvan.
Mr Ishmael Maphanga said: In terms of service delivery the problem is the leaders of the ANC themselves. They are taking the money to their pockets and not to the people. If a hungry black person gets on top he first take care of his family and not of the people. He makes himself rich. Wise men have only one woman.
Mr Ishmael Lethamaga said: He was not right. Most of the companies doing the service delivery are owned by black people, but still the delivery is very poor. On the other side white people respect time, not like us.
Mr Ronny Chiloane and Ms Thabile Chiloane said: Incompetency is the problem. They are focussed on eating the money rather than spending it on service delivery. The ANC is starting to be greedy. They focus only on themselves and development is focused on urban areas rather than rural areas. Education is the key to success. We should start by being educated first. When we are not educated, there is problem. We hope they will have a plan in place for the Limpopo grade 12 students who only received their text books now.
Ms Maureen Selelepoo said: Where I am staying at Morapaneng village near Moroke I am fetching water in a river. I dont know, but I think they are eating the money instead of giving us services.
Mr Cedrick Lamola said: What I saw in South Africa is that top people come to us and say vote for us. Then after we vote for them they never come back to us - they go to their offices and get lots of money. That is the major problem. Left: Mr Joseph Madingwane said: The reason for not having proper service delivery is none of what he said. He can lend money to other countries like that R200 thousand million he promised to the EU, but when it comes to the issues of this country he is not interested. Our government is facing a very serious problem. If our president was really following a budget for service delivery, he would have everything audited every year. He must serve his own people, not those of other countries. It also seems like South Africa has no limit for welcoming foreign people into the country. These people take the jobs of our people.
Me. Shilo Bronkhorst s: Die probleem is dat familie vir familie werk gee terwyl hulle nie gekwalifiseer is om die werk te kan doen nie. Rassisme en apartheid bly altyd n verskoning wanneer goed nie uitwerk nie.
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OK Grocers soccer team faced Hannah Game Lodge in a friendly soccer game. Read more about it on page 12. Hannah played in the blue and yellow while OK Grocer wore the striped jerseys.
RACE LOGISTICS:
Routes: 21.1km Half Marathon Point to point route: From Maelebe Primary School, Eerste Geluk, cross over R555 into Lannex Mine grounds, enter Tubatse game reserve area, route through Tubatse Residence, end at Tubatse Chrome Golf Club. Start: Maelebe Primary School, Eerste Geluk Finish: Tubatse Chrome Golf Club Starting time: 07:00 Cut-off time: 10:00 (3 hours) 10km Circular route: From Tubatse Chrome Golf Club (Finish venue) through golf course, enter game reserve area, route through Tubatse Residence, end at Tubatse Chrome Golf Club. Start: Tubatse Chrome Golf Club Finish: Tubatse Chrome Golf Club Starting time: 07:30 Cut-off time: 09:00 (2 hours) 5km Fun Run Circular route: From Tubatse Chrome Golf Club (Finish venue) through golf course, enter game reserve area, return to finish venue at Tubatse Chrome Golf Club. Start: Tubatse Chrome Golf Club Finish: Tubatse Chrome Golf Club Starting time: 07:45 Cut-off time: 08:45 (2 hours) Race number collection & late entries: Fri, 29 June 2012 21.1km, 10km & 5km 15:00 17:00 at Maelebe Primary School, Eerste Geluk 17:00 20:00 at Tubatse Chrome Golf Club 05:00 06:30 at Maelebe Primary School, Eerste Geluk 06:00 07:00 at Tubatse Chrome Golf Club
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Sat, 30 June 2012 21.1km ONLY 10km & 5km ONLY Bus Transport: Free bus transport will be provided for athletes on Saturday, 30 June: DO NOT BE LATE: No bus, no race! 21.1km Half Marathon 05:30 06:15 From Tubatse Chrome Golf Club (Finish venue) to the START of the 21.1km race at Maelebe Primary School, Eerste Geluk 10km / 5km Fun Run 06:00 06:45 From Maelebe Primary School, Eerste Geluk to the START of the 10km & 5km Fun Run at Tubatse Chrome Golf Club (Finish venue) RETURN TO EERSTE GELUK: After race every hour as from 10:00 from Tubatse Chrome Golf Club (Finish venue) Parking: Secure parking available at Start and Finish venues TRAFFIC CONTROL POINTS Please be reminded that TRAFFIC will be slowed down at the crossing of the R555 and D2484 to allow for athletes to cross over the R555 from Eerste Geluk into the grounds of Lannex Mine between 06:00 08:00 on Saturday, 30 June 2011. Traffic control will be strictly enforced on the D2484 route into Eerste Geluk Road by traffic and police officials between 06:00 08:00 on Saturday, 30 June 2011.
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OK Grocer team beats Hannah Game Lodge on home ground
The OK Grocer soccer team played a friendly game against the team from Hannah Game Lodge near Ohrigstad on Saturday last week. The midfield of the OK Grocer team experienced some problems and the teams coach, Caiphus Makofane said they will be working on this before they have their next game. Our strikers are good though, said Assistant coach Given Motini. Willy Nkoana was the Man of the match after he scored both OK Grocers goals. The half time score was 2-0. During the second half Hannahs team scored a penalty. To make the full time score 2-1. The team would like to thank Mr Laurance Mahsego for the assistance with transport. The teams captain, Tlaishego Tjatji invites the public to come and support them when they play against Hannah Game Lodge on 7 July. This game will take place at CN Phatudi at 15:00. (Information provided by: Calvin Matjeke and Davis Makofane)