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THE HERALD Connect with us on Visit us on Facebook: Monday Twitter – @HeraldPE w w w. f a c e b o o k . c o m / T h e H e r a l d E C N E WS May 22, 2017 5 Municipality rejects claims It ’s dirty work – but THE Nelson Mandela Bay Mu- were also supplied with nicipality rejected claims by masks. refuse workers that they were “[This is] as and when re- forced to work under ap- q u i re d , ” he said. palling conditions. On the torn couches and Municipal spokesman sewerage leaks in the depots, Mthubanzi Mniki said all five Mniki said: “In our waste man- someone has to do it waste management depots agement depots, we are not used by refuse workers had aware of any couches in our used their repairs and main- change rooms.” tenance funding to maintain Mniki said six new trucks Refuse collectors toil under difficult conditions to keep city clean change rooms, purchase new would be made available be- lockers and for other refur- fore the end of July. Johnnie Isaac bishments. “Every financial year new [email protected] “The change rooms are trucks are being purchased, clean, subdivided with show- depending on how much bud- ers and toilets inside.” get is allocated.” – Johnnie T IS daybreak at 5.40am on a Mniki said refuse workers Isaac MTHUBANZI MNIKI Wednesday. There are about 20 refuse workers at the can- teen of the waste manage- ment depot in Port Eliza- beth’s Harrower Road. IThis is their office – a small, stuffy 28 room with a long wooden table in the centre and a row of lockers against JUNE the wall. This is where these men change into and out of their overalls 2017 before and after work. SPEAKERS: Around the corner are showers and EARLY START: Refuse workers wait dirty, leaking toilets – some behind at the depot to begin their shift NOSIPHO doors with no handles. DAMASANE “We are expected to eat in this en- CHAIRPERSON BRAND vironment. We can’t. The food doesn’t OF RICHARDS BAY PRETORIUS go down,” Thobile Boyana says. JOIN THE LEADERSHIP CONVERSATION COAL TERMINAL FORMER CEO OF MCCARTHY “We don’t have time to eat because 2017 SIPHO RETAIL LTD the work we are doing is dirty, the PITYANA trucks are filthy and we don’t have CHAIRMAN SKHUMBUZO places where we can stop to wash our NELSON MANDELA OF IZINGWE MACOZOMA hands and eat.” BAY LEADERSHIP HOLDINGS CEO OF SANRAL Down the narrow passage – damp LINCOLN JEFF from a leaking sewerage pipe – is a SUMMIT MALI GOVENDER smaller waiting room, with two shab- STANDARD BANKÁS EXECUTIVE CHAIR by couches. GROUP HEAD OF OF BOPHELA CARD AND EMERGING INVESTMENTS, This is where some workers kill PAYMENTS ACROSS MD FAMHEALTH time before hitting the road to begin REGISTRATION FEES: AFRICA IN PBB MEDIPARK the gruelling task of garbage collec-  tion in Nelson Mandela Bay. NMMU staff and Alumni R1 800 (incl. VAT) At the start of the shift at 6am, four DINGY FACILITIES: The men’s  Normal delegates R2 000 (incl. VAT) ablutions at the offices men in blue overalls, safety shoes and Book for 10 and get 1 seat free. gloves jump onto the filthy refuse  truck and set off towards Gelvandale. Registration fee includes 12-month The mood is jovial, although the subscription to The Herald e-edition. conversation is about the conditions HEAVY LOADS: An NMBM rubbish collector on his rounds in the city’s  Registered delegates will be allocated suburbs Pictures: JUDY DE VEGA the refuse workers have to endure. underground parking on the day. The discussion then shifts to the one-hour bonus issue – a bonus they filled mostly with adult nappies, are After a few streets, they switch had received since 2013 for working ready for collection. roles. The cycle continues for hours. Date: 28 June 2017 through their breaks but which was “We don’t have masks; they are not We join a third group of refuse col- Time: 7:30 for 8:00am till 16:30 stopped by the council in September. given to us. Sometimes these black lectors, this time in Walmer. Here, the Venue: Boardwalk International Convention The bonus was paid out again from bags break and we have to pick up the rubbish is piled in black bags. Centre, Beach Road, Summerstrand November, according to the workers, faeces with our hands and brush it off But this does not necessarily make but abruptly stopped in February. in the grass,” another one of the four it any easier. Some bags are so heavy An initiative of: It is unfair, these workers complain, employees, Charl Solomons, says. they break, while others have been because they simply do not have The next stop is the Santa TB Hos- torn open by roaming dogs. time, nor do they have the appetite, to pital in Bethelsdorp. “You can see, we Samson Ndlela complains that peo- eat under these filthy conditions. are at a TB hospital and we don’t have ple stuff garden waste into the bags. CHANGE AREA: The canteen has a The truck driver, Nkosikhona Mazu- masks,” Mazula says. “It is not allowed, but our supervi- table, seating and lockers la, who has been working for the mu- They know the risks of their jobs, sors have issues with us if we leave opening doors and creating opportunities nicipality for 19 years, says he is dis- but they push ahead nonetheless. the lawn bags behind, so we take While two of the workers make their way back to the depot to clock appointed in mayor Athol Trollip, “The municipality thinks we are ly- them anyway,” he says, shrugging. www.nmbleadershipsummit.co.za who visited his house in Kwazakhele ing when we say we collect rubbish It is midday and the workers have out at 2pm, the other two jump onto Register online at another truck to help finish the work while campaigning. from hospitals. Some people have been at it for hours without passing a Contact: Charmaine Smith died of TB with this job,” Mazula says. single public toilet. on another route, with the hope of “I told him about our problems as raking in some overtime. [email protected] | Tel: 041 365 7591 | Cel: 071 200 6852 refuse workers, about this one-hour As the workers make their way to “We use trees and bushes to urinate It has been a long day – for some it lunch bonus issue and he said we the Arlington waste site to dump the because there are no municipal facil- began as early as 4am – and all the Proudly sponsored by: must vote for him and he will fix it.” day’s first load, we join another group ities for us in these areas,” he says. workers want is to scrub the dirt of The 47-year-old Mazula feels Trollip of refuse collectors in West End. At about 1.30pm, the truck makes the day off and finally eat something. has gone back on his word. This truck, too, has four workers – its way to the Arlington tip where ● The refuse workers quoted did The first stop is the Gelvan Park two assembling the bins, the others dozens of people are waiting to pick not use their real names as they fear frail care centre, where rubbish bins, loading the rubbish onto the truck. through the rubbish. reprisal from the municipality. JHB 59560/E

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EP Herald, 22-May-2017 Cyan Page 5 EP Herald, 22-May-2017 Magenta Page 5 EP Herald, 22-May-2017 Yellow Page 5 EP Herald, 22-May-2017 Black Page 5 Friday 6 June 2, 2017 N E WS GOT A STORY? PHONE OUR NEWS DESK: (041) 504 7324 Metros child-trafficking hotspots Estelle Ellis [email protected] Nine investigations in progress in Eastern Cape, but state funding to NGOs like Childline slashed

ORT Elizabeth and East Child Protection Week is being edges the dire situation, those Department of Social Development She said that in the last financial social development portfolio com- and show some teeth in fighting for London have been identi- marked this week. working for non-governmental or- since they first raised their con- y e a r, Childline Eastern Cape man- mittee in Bhisho, Christian Martin, the poor.” Solani said that over the past two ganisations say its decision to slash cerns a few weeks ago. aged 10 225 calls on its crisis line. asking why the cut in funding to According to a national preva- fied as the child-traf fick- years the department had recorded budgets has exacerbated the situ- The department’s delays in final- “We provide therapy to children non-profit organisations through- lence study on child abuse, pub- ing hotspots in the prov- more than 600 cases of child abuse ation. ising subsidies for the new financial and their families and psychologi- out the province was not brought to lished last year, one in three chil- P ince, with nine investiga- in the province. Childline Eastern Cape director year have put several NGOs, inclu- cal first aid at the Thuthuzela care the attention of the committee. dren is the victim of sexual violence tions currently on the go. “The reality of child trafficking in Aisha Abrahams said the organisa- ding those that deal with substance centres [where rape survivors are “This action by the department and physical abuse before reaching This, coupled with a disturbing the province has led to a specialist tion, which offers counselling to abuse, in dire straits. treated] in the province.” is, in my opinion, irresponsible, un- the age of 18. upswing in cases of child abuse and police unit launching nine investi- 10 000 abuse and rape survivors “We had to ask for a bailout to pay They were also involved in pre- caring, unlawful, unreasonable and In the Eastern Cape, 53% of girls murder, had led Social Develop- gations into human trafficking, with every year, was restricting services salaries and phone accounts this vention and early intervention pro- procedurally unfair,” Botha said. and 56% of boys reported emotional ment MEC Nancy Sihlwayi to launch Port Elizabeth and East London the on the back of a reduced subsidy. month,” Abrahams said. grammes. “The portfolio committee should abuse and neglect. a campaign against child abuse, her hotspots.” Abrahams yesterday said they “We have heard nothing from the The DA’s Kobus Botha said he be convened as a matter of urgency Abrahams said Childline had only spokesman, Mzukisi Solani, said. While the department acknowl- had received no feedback from the depar tment.” had written to the chairman of the and the officials called to account four social workers for the p ro v i n c e . Water security Nkandla disciplinary for Steytlerville hearing Herald Reporter The water had been sourced about 60km south of Steytlerville, THE Karoo town of Steytlerville is from the Groot River in the Erasmus Kloof area, he said. postponed now water secure following comple- tion of a major supply project coor- People in Steytlerville have been dinated by the Department of Water struggling to access water, but that Matthew Savides and Sanitation. is now a thing of the past. Announcing the news yesterday, “Economically, the town has also benefited a lot, with employment THE latest disciplinary hearing into al- department spokesman Sputnik created and small business being leged wrongdoing in the R246-million Ratau said it had involved the con- supported with the funds injected upgrades to President Jacob Zuma’s struction of a 50km pipeline, two into the community,” Ratau said. Nkandla homestead was postponed pump stations, 9km of Eskom over- “The assurance of the water sup- yesterday – for the third time in a row. head powerlines and a water treat- ply to Steytlerville may also attract Jayshree Pardesi‚ Pretoria-based na- ment works with storage facilities. new businesses, which will also tional director of key accounts manage- The project had been funded by a enhance the economy of the town.” ment‚ appeared at her hearing in Dur- regional bulk infrastructure grant. In the past, the eastern Karoo ban‚ but a fight over incomplete docu- Completed in February, it was un- town had to rely on two boreholes, ments meant it could not go ahead. dertaken as a result of water short- with a yield of only 10 litres a sec- She is one of 10 public works officials ages in the area of the Karoo. ond, and the local authority had who are accused of flouting tender pro- “The project’s cost was R116-mil- struggled to keep the reservoir full cesses that led to controversial archi- lion – and it is estimated that 1 676 during high-demand periods in sum- tect Minenhle Makhanya being appoint- households will benefit,” Ratau said. m e r, Ratau said. ed to lead the Nkandla p ro j e c t . “Ninety direct project construc- “With the implementation of this In the last two months‚ P a rd e s i ’s col- tion jobs were created for consulting project, the town now has a yield of leagues – Sibusiso Chonco, deputy di- engineers and contractors. A fur ther 24 litres a second, or 2.1 m e g a l i t re s a rector for utilisations and contracts in 44 direct project construction jobs day. It will ensure the town will have the Durban office, and Rakesh Dhani- were created for labourers.” water for the next 25 to 30 years.” ram, also a director of key accounts for the national Department of Public Works – had their hearings postponed. Ye s t e rd a y ‚ P a rd e s i ’s legal represent- ative‚ Adrian Moodley‚ said several key SAYING FAREWELL: Pastor Natalia Strydom, right, prays as family members of top cop Piet Byleveld stand around his coffin during a documents – some of them “s e c re t ” – DA ’s James heads to memorial service at the Rosebank Union Church in Johannesburg yesterday Picture: MASI LOSI had not been included in their bundle provided by the state’s legal team. Moodley said he had not been given the full minutes‚ including the annex- US, sparking reshuffle u re s ‚ of the Bid Adjudication Commit- Moving tribute to top cop Byleveld tee (BAC) meeting from June 15 2010‚ Linda Ensor the 2019 elections. which was where a recommendation Michael Bagraim replaces Ian Ollis as Shenaaz Jamal “My angel‚ you can cry but don’t had woken him up with a cup of Broodryk said. was made for a negotiated process to DA leader Mmusi Maimane has an- labour spokesman‚ with Derrick Ameri- keep your emotions in‚ other wise coffee every morning and how he The top cop was always pre- be used to employ Makhanya. nounced changes to the party’s shad- ca as his deputy. PIET Byleveld’s widow‚ Elize‚ you will bottle up.” had spoken of things that made pared to take on the most diffi- His client was also not given a “PA 1 2 ” ow cabinet‚ with Patricia Kopane re- Dean Macpherson replaces Geordin could not hold back her tears as Flowers filled the stage and his him happy and made him sad. cult cases and expected the state document‚ which contains all reasons placing Wilmot James as spokeswoman Hill-Lewis as spokesman on trade and the top cop’s casket was ushered casket‚ also adorned with flow- Byleveld’s colleague, Walter advocates to deliver. for any decision made by the BAC. on health matters. industr y‚while Hill-Lewis will focus full- into the Rosebank Union Church‚ ers‚ sat centre-stage with pic- Hirzebruch, described him as a “State advocates lined up to do But‚ most importantly‚ Moodley James is going to the University of time on his work as chief of staff to the where Byleveld’s memorial ser- tures of him on either side. compassionate man who had his cases,” Broodryk said. claims he was not given a letter‚ dated Columbia Medical Centre in New York federal leader. vice was held yesterd a y. “The funeral bed is actually always been kind to people‚ in- “In later years he became fussy October 21 2010‚ which authorised the as a visiting professor on infectious Ghaleb Cachalia will be deputy trade Family and friends comforted such a beautiful thing. It is a place cluding suspects. about who his state prosecutor deviation from the prescribed tender diseases. and industry spokesman. each other as heartwarming let- where you surrender everything “His humanity never failed‚ not would be.” process. This document would be cru- Malcom Figg replaces Kopane as Mbulelo Bara replaces Tarnia Baker ters from his loved ones were to God‚” memorial programme even in the face of evil‚” p ro s e - Byleveld had so many murder cial to Pardesi’s defence‚ he said. spokesman on public works‚ Alan Mc- as deputy spokesman on human settle - read out. director Natalia Strydom said. cutor Herman Broodryk said. cases‚ he was allocated an office While the state’s legal representative‚ Loughlin replaces Figg as spokesman ments‚ while Baker continues as dep- He was remembered as more Byleveld died of cancer in The sleuth was remembered in the high court. Clement Kulati‚ said neither public on appropriations‚ with Brandon uty spokeswoman on water and sani- than just a revered police officer, Roodepoort, Johannesburg, on for his dark suits and survival on “He always remained calm in works nor the Special Investigating Unit Topham as his deputy‚ and Ian Ollis re- tation. but a man who was a father‚ Wednesday last week. c i g a re t t e s ‚ Coke and Grandpa the witness box and never lost had these documents‚ Moodley prom- places Gavin Davis as basic education Choloane Matsepe replaces Bara as grandfather‚ husband‚ b ro t h e r Byleveld was known as the headache powders. his temper,” Broodryk said. ised to find them. He has until June 23 to spokesman. deputy spokesman on cooperative gov- and friend. “man hunter” and regarded as one “He never slept but was always “He also charmed the female make them available to Kulati. Davis will focus on policy develop- ernance and traditional affairs. – TMG In her hand-written note‚ Elize of the country’s top detectives. alert and he had the worst hand- prosecutors with his smile.” – P a rd e s i ’s hearing will continue on ment and communications ahead of Digital/BusinessLIVE recalled his last words to her: His wife remembered how she writing and it was never legible‚” TMG Digital/TimesLIVE July 18. – TMG Digital/TimesLIVE 28 ANC delays WATER LEAK Poor turnout JUNE 2017 Eastern Cape as targeted SPEAKERS: NOSIPHO policy talks schools open DAMASANE CHAIRPERSON BRAND THE ANC in the Eastern Cape has post- Petru Saal OF RICHARDS BAY PRETORIUS JOIN THE LEADERSHIP CONVERSATION COAL TERMINAL FORMER CEO poned its provincial policy conference OF MCCARTHY until the middle of this month. FOUR schools that were closed for days as 2017 SIPHO RETAIL LTD The party announced last month that it bullets flew in gang violence at Cape PITYANA would hold its provincial policy confer- To w n ’s Lavender Hill have reopened un- CHAIRMAN SKHUMBUZO ence at the weekend. NELSON MANDELA OF IZINGWE MACOZOMA der a heavy police presence. HOLDINGS CEO OF SANRAL But ANC provincial secretary Oscar But only about half the pupils reported BAY LEADERSHIP Mabuyane said yesterday that consulta- for classes y e s t e rd a y. LINCOLN JEFF tive processes in the various branches Western Cape education department SUMMIT MALI GOVENDER had been taking too long, which had spokeswoman Jessica Shelver said the STANDARD BANKÁS EXECUTIVE CHAIR delayed the provincial conference. GROUP HEAD OF OF BOPHELA schools had been closed “in the interest of CARD AND EMERGING INVESTMENTS, “Our regions have not yet completed learner and educator safety”. PAYMENTS ACROSS MD FAMHEALTH their consultation programme. “We do everything possible to protect REGISTRATION FEES: AFRICA IN PBB MEDIPARK “We wanted this to proceed from the our learners while on school premises,  NMMU staff and Alumni R1 800 (incl. VAT) branches to subregions and zones, before but learners are mainly at risk while trav-  going to the regions,” Mabuyane said. elling to and from school. Normal delegates R2 000 (incl. VAT) “But it is taking longer and the provin- “While we have no [direct] control over Book for 10 and get 1 seat free. cial working committee agreed to combine the SAPS and its operations‚ we try to  Registration fee includes 12-month regional policy conferences with multi- engage with them [regularly] to improve stakeholder forums.” subscription to The Herald e-edition. security around our schools‚” she said.  Mabuyane said only the Nelson Mandela The affected schools are Lavender Hill Registered delegates will be allocated Bay region had been able to meet. High, Levana Primary, Hillwood Primary, underground parking on the day. It had done so by inviting other stake- and Prince George Primary. holders, including alliance partners, to- Hillwood Primary principal Gavin Alkana gether with branches. said yesterday: “The situation in the area Date: 28 June 2017 The party’s national policy conference has calmed down. There has been police Time: 7:30 for 8:00am till 16:30 will be held at Gallagher Estate, Midrand, v i s i b i l i t y. ” Venue: Boardwalk International Convention from June 27 to 30. Due to safety concerns‚ he said, many Centre, Beach Road, Summerstrand Mabuyane said the province still had parents had decided to keep their child- time. An initiative of: ren at home. “We were putting our own timeframe TICKING UP: Luzuko Nango points out the leakage that has been “Two teachers suffered mild strokes at earlier, but we don’t want to leave any flowing out of the water meter at his home, at the intersection of school as a result of the shootings. critical stakeholders out,” he said. – John- Walmer Township’s Yoyo and Topia streets, for the past six weeks “Last week it was terrible. The shooting nie Isaac Picture: FREDLIN ADRIAAN was non-stop.” – Ti m e s L I V E opening doors and creating opportunities Top chef Higgs to be judge on ‘My Kitchen Rules SA’ Register online at www.nmbleadershipsummit.co.za Shelley Seid television‚ having been a guest chef on and the other contestants. He has a restaurant and has hosted Contact: Charmaine Smith more than one season of M-Net’s Mas - On being a judge on M-Net’s My his own TV food show. [email protected] | Tel: 041 365 7591 | Cel: 071 200 6852 ONE of South Africa’s most renowned terChef South Africa. Kitchen Rules‚ Higgs – who owns Marble The show, with a cash prize for the Proudly sponsored by: chefs will join J’Something as a judge on The reality cooking show is based on restaurant in Rosebank’s Art Mile – said winners, will be broadcast on M-Net M-Net’s My Kitchen Rules South Africa. the Australian format of My Kitchen he was a great fan of the show. channel 101 from August. Chef-restaurateur David Higgs‚ a mul- Rules. Last week it was announced that Auditions take place at the Interna- tiple winner of South African chef of the Each pair of home chefs competes by J’Something‚ vocalist and guitarist with tional Hotel Schools in both Durban year‚ the culinary Olympics and the preparing three-course meals in their the award-winning house band Mi Casa‚ and Cape Town this weekend. – TMG culinary World Cup‚ is no stranger to own kitchen, then hosting the judges would be a judge on the programme. D i g i t a l / Ti m e s L I V E

EP Herald, 2-June-2017 Cyan Page 6 EP Herald, 2-June-2017 Magenta Page 6 EP Herald, 2-June-2017 Yellow Page 6 EP Herald, 2-June-2017 Black Page 6 We d n e s d a y June 7, 2017 7 GLOBAL MARKETS MARKET MOVERS – AT 7PM JSE 52 251.9 -1.17% RAND/DOLLAR R12.84 -1.15% FTSE 100 7 524.95 -0.01% RAND/EURO R14.47 -1.26% DAX 1012 294.35690.12 -0.76%-1.04% RAND/POUND R16.54R20.99 -0.97% -1.3% DOW 1721 932.97 167.66 -0.39% -0.08% GOLD $1$1 237.38 292.04 +0.62% +0.9% BRENTBRENT CRUDE CRUDE $49.48$44.53$44.2 -0.94%-0.96% -1.4% B usiness P L AT I N U M $1$926.5$956 014 +0.65%+0.53%-2.24% Using media SA slides into recession to tell your Shaun Gillham gillhams @timesmedia.co.za 0.7% drop in GDP leads country into second quarter of negative growth

brand’s story HE South African economy Stats SA said that in the first quarter news of a technical recession,” chamber processing, tourism and hospitality as selves showed very little confidence in has contracted for the sec- of this year, both the secondary and ter- spokeswoman Cindy Preller said. priority sectors, among others.” the economy, which was not good news ond consecutive quarter, tiary sectors recorded negative growth “The volatile political landscape and NMMU’s faculty of business and eco- for foreign investors. WITH digital we’re able to provide measurable, real- effectively putting the time results with valuable insights. And digital is rates. related weaknesses of state-owned en- nomic sciences executive dean Dr Is- “Now add to this the downgrades. country into a technical The organisation named the trade terprises have contributed to the cur- mail Lagardien said: “What does seem “When all these factors are seen to- huge, but don’t lose sight of the bigger picture: con- re c e s s i o n . sumers are not only spending time online. and manufacturing industries as the ma- rent South African fiscal status, despite clear, also, is that the political uncer- gether, there really is little reason to in- TThis is according to Statistics South jor heavyweights that stifled produc- collaborative efforts by the business tainty and infighting in the ruling alli- vest in South Africa, and given the way While digital has grown, so has offline. Offline Africa (Stats SA,) which released its lat- tion, with trade falling by 5.9% and man- fraternity to grow the economy and lo- ance, and the extremes of corr uption money is circulated in informal networks channels are as diverse as ever and offer new, cre- est gross domestic product (GDP) fig- ative ways to reach audiences and can integrate ufacturing by 3.7%. cal jobs.” have eroded trust and confidence in our and shadow economies, there also ures yesterday. Agriculture and the mining industry, With reference to Stats SA’s reported political economy. seems no reason for innovation, entre- themselves into consumers’ lives. But how do you The organisation reported a decrease use traditional media in an online world? however, made positive contributions 1% increase in GDP by comparison to “Corruption, in general, undermines preneurship, increased productivity. of 0.7% in GDP during the first quarter of to growth in the first quarter, but not the same period last year, Preller said innovation and entrepreneurialism and “We have dug a hole for ourselves, Cinema this year. You have a large, captive audience that is relaxed enough to avoid recession. while there was some light at the end of increases the cost of doing business. and it is getting deeper,” he said. This followed a 0.3% contraction and ready to be entertained. Phone usage is dis- The organisation said the tertiary the tunnel, “our growth rate needs to be “And so, investors are in limbo. This Independent economist Dawie Roodt recorded for the fourth quarter of last couraged and there is no remote, limiting clutter sector, which comprises finance, trans- much higher to achieve sustainable should be elementary; investors will not said the recession was “going to hit con- and distractions. y e a r. port, trade, government and personal jobs – particularly in our region”. place their money where investments sumers for a six”. With cinema advertising, you’re able to geo- News of the latest GDP data was met services, had recorded its first quarter “To achieve stronger growth in Nel- cannot be secured or when returns can- “The reality is that the South African graphically target audi- with concern by organised business and of decline since 2009. son Mandela Bay, we advocate for diver- not be assured.” economy has for a long time performed ences, and it can be per- economists. Conversely, according to Stats SA, the sification of our local economy to avoid Commenting that the global trends well below what is necessary to provide Brand ceived as more exclusive According to Stats SA, the widely ac- agriculture sector showed its first over-reliance on the vehicle manu- that influenced all national political sufficient growth to provide employ- than TV advertising. cepted measure of a recession is when growth since the fourth quarter of 2014. facturing industry,” Preller said. economies could not be used as a “fig ment for the rapidly growing workforce Aide Radio an economy experiences two or more “The Nelson Mandela Bay Business “Other clusters that should be deep- leaf for our political problems, misman- and to provide jobs for the millions of For SMEs, radio repre- consecutive quarters of negative Chamber remains deeply concerned by ened and developed to grow our econ- agement and maladministration”, unemployed people who want to work,” sents a powerful medium. g ro w t h . the low growth in our economy and the omy include light manufacturing, agro- L a g a rdien said South Africans them- Roodt said. Local radio attracts an au- dience that wants to keep up with news and events. And when you want to reach a national audience, it Business urged is a budget-friendly solution compared with other forms of advertising. OOH Out of Home (OOH) media to respect the A n d re w MacKenzie (billboards, shopping centre banners and airport advert- ising) works best to build brand recognition and loyalty. Spots are geograph- e nv i r o n m e n t ically targeted and can be quite impactful. Print Many see print as a forgotten media. Readership Shaun Gillham m e t ro ’s trade and investment for both newspapers and magazines has been in a gillhams @timesmedia.co.za strategy aimed at retaining and sharp decline. re c o g n i s i n g investors, both past That being said, print is still a utilised resource, WARNING that there would be and present. especially for adults over 45. dire consequences for the Bay’s The companies were recog- With the advances of digital presses, it is now emerging ocean economy, Nel- nised for, among other achieve- easier (and cheaper) than ever to geographically son Mandela Bay mayor Athol ments, their roles in developing target national publications. Trollip yesterday appealed to in- the economy, creating employ- The integration of digital and traditional dustry and busi- ment and promo- Forward-thinkers have found innovative ways of ness to respect the ting investment in- crossing barriers to make what has historically re g i o n ’s environ- We need to to the region. been viewed as traditional much more responsive ment, and more develop the Saying that the and more like interactive. specifically the ocean had the Think of what we term “teaser” adverts that ap- Swartkops River. economy of biggest economic pear in traditional media channels that push you to Trollip was the ‘ potential in the re- COMPANIES RECOGNISED: Mayor Athol Trollip, front, centre, is pictured with the award recipients Picture: EUGENE COETZEE an on-line environment for the full information. keynote speaker at our city to gion, Trollip made “The metro is a major role- “As such, the continued recog- He concluded that despite the Tyre & Rubber Holdings; Hansen En- There is also a remarkable correlation between the Nelson Man- specific reference become player in agriculture and the nition of the contribution you plethora of challenges facing lo- gineering; Innowind; Jendamark; KK TV viewing and social media engagement with plat- dela Bay’s Top 50 to the Swartkops forms like Twitter. cal companies, many continued Butchery; Lear Corporation; Lension; Companies Awards competitive R i v e r. ocean economy, as well as other make in our city is acknowl- Eyethu Fishing; Mend A Bath; NMMU; You often see phrases like Join the Conversation to grow in spite of strenuous in- ceremony at the He appealed to key economic areas,” Tro l l i p edged, highly appreciated and Powertech Batteries-Auto-X; Price Wa- at the start of the show both at the bottom of your creases in the cost of doing busi- ter House Coopers; Rush On Trading Boardwalk International Con- companies not to pollute the riv- said. celebrated,” he told representa- TV screen and also on social media. ness and trading in a globally cc t/a Nyati Security and Cleaning So- vention Centre, where he ap- er – which reaches the sea at Am- “We therefore need to capi- tives of the top companies. Yo u ’re able to participate, have a voice and, in competitive market. lutions; RV Foot Wear; Sage SA; Scha- plauded the Bay business com- sterdamhoek in Port Elizabeth. talise on our strengths and de- In recent years, some of the effler SA; Shatterprufe-A Division of PG the end, either commiserate or celebrate with fel- The Top 50 firms, in no parti- m u n i t y. This would have a direct neg- velop the economy of our city to Bay’s local companies, big and Group; SJM Flex SA; Sovereign Food In- low viewers. cular order, are: The event acknowledged the ative impact on the area’s emer- become competitive with others small, had shown confidence in vestments; SRCC Marketing; Stateline Overall, traditional media plays a big part in such as Cape Town.” doing business in the region. Adient SA; Lumotech; Air Products SA; Pressed Metal; Stephen Dondolo Afri- contributions of 50 Bay compa- ging ocean economy, he said. Mayibuye Fishing t/a Marine Whole- can Pioneer; Supercare; Talhado Fish- telling a brand’s story and is often integral in our The mayor said the govern- This had translated into new media strategy. nies across a number of cate- Trollip told the awards gather- salers; Algoa Bus Company; Aspen; ing Enterprises; Tavcor Motor Group; ment’s core goal of eradicating investments in the manufactur- BKB; Cape Produce Company; Coca- Tenneco Ride Control SA; The Board- We have found that a mix of media channels gories, ranging from investors ing that the metro was well po- poverty, unemployment and in- ing industry and considerable Cola Beverages SA; Coega Dairy; Coega walk Casino & Entertainment World; works best and help brands create relationships, and longstanding entrepre- sitioned as an international in- equality was enabled through expansions or reinvestments Dev Corp; Continental Tyre; Coricraft The Little Slipper Company; The Swart- build loyalty and ultimately drive sales. neurs to top exporting manufac- vestment destination of choice Group; Dimension Data; Dynamic Com- kops Terminal; Times Media; Volswa- the continued investment by the had occurred or been an- – Andrew Mackenzie is managing director of Boomtown t u re r s . and should therefore capitalise modities; Eberspaecher SA; Federal gen Group SA; WNS Global Services The awards form part of the on its niche offerings. business sector in the region. nounced, Trollip said. Mogul Sealing Systems SA; Goodyear and Yenza Manufacturing. GM investors reject share plan BlackBerry 28 JUNE Nick Carey and Joseph White was continually looking at ideas to in- d ow n p l a y s crease investor interest. She did not 2017 elaborate on any new plans. GENERAL Motors shareholders yes - SPEAKERS: terday overwhelmingly rejected pro- Preliminary results showed more Toy o t a’s rival posals by hedge fund Greenlight Cap- than 91% of shareholders voted NOSIPHO ital to restructure the company’s against Greenlight’s proposal to have DAMASANE stock and reshape its board, backing GM offer dividend and capital appre- software use CHAIRPERSON BRAND ciation shares, according to GM offi- OF RICHARDS BAY PRETORIUS chief executive Mary Barra’s efforts Alastair Sharp JOIN THE LEADERSHIP CONVERSATION COAL TERMINAL FORMER CEO to rev up the company’s stalled share cials at its annual shareholders’ OF MCCARTHY price. meeting. 2017 SIPHO RETAIL LTD Seeing off the challenge from Green- GM’s nominees were elected with BLACKBERRY Limited has downplayed PITYANA CHAIRMAN SKHUMBUZO light manager David Einhorn does not between 84% and 99% of the vote, the news that Toyota Motor Corporation would adopt rival software for its future NELSON MANDELA OF IZINGWE MACOZOMA mean the end of Barra’s challenges. company said. HOLDINGS CEO OF SANRAL GM shares traded yesterday at Greenlight founder Einhorn floated vehicle consoles, saying it was more fo- BAY LEADERSHIP $34.25 (R439.56) a share, about 16% his proposal in March, saying it could cused on the faster-growing market for LINCOLN JEFF lower than when Barra became chief boost the manufacturer’s $52-billion autonomous driving technology. MALI GOVENDER SUMMIT STANDARD BANKÁS EXECUTIVE CHAIR executive, despite robust profits and (R667-billion) market capitalisation Automotive Grade Linux (AGL), a col- laborative effort of some 100 technolo- GROUP HEAD OF OF BOPHELA a series of moves to sell or shut down by as much as $38-billion CARD AND EMERGING INVESTMENTS, money-losing operations. (R487-billion). gy companies and vehicle firms, has PAYMENTS ACROSS MD FAMHEALTH Silicon Valley electric vehicle mak- Greenlight controlled about 3.6% of said that Toyota will start using its open- AFRICA IN PBB MEDIPARK source software in Entune 3.0 consoles REGISTRATION FEES: er Tesla this year surpassed GM’s GM shares, and was now the  NMMU staff and Alumni R1 800 (incl. VAT) market value, reflecting investor con- fifth-largest public shareholder, the of its 2018 Camry sedans, before deploy- ing it in most Toyota and Lexus vehicles  fidence that, despite heavy losses, fund said in regulatory filings. Normal delegates R2 000 (incl. VAT) sold in North America. Tesla chief Elon Musk had a better But Einhorn’s pitch to rework GM’s Book for 10 and get 1 seat free. BlackBerry chief operating officer strategy as the motor industry shifted capital structure flopped with debt  Marty Beard wrote in a blog that he ex- Registration fee includes 12-month towards services and electric, au- rating agencies, which said Einhorn’s pected AGL, as well as regular Linux and subscription to The Herald e-edition. tonomous vehicles. plan could hurt the company’s credit A n d ro i d , to take a share of the automo-  In comments prior to the share- rating, and he failed to rally other Registered delegates will be allocated tive infotainment market, where Black- holder meeting, Barra acknowledged shareholders to his cause. REVVING UP: GM chief executive underground parking on the day. Berr y’s QNX is a dominant supplier. G re e n l i g h t ’s point on its stock price, Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hath- Mary Barra addresses the annual “None of the challenger platforms is saying “we do believe GM stock is un- away, which holds 3.3%, remained meeting of shareholders in Detroit, close to displacing BlackBerry QNX in Date: 28 June 2017 der valued”, and said the company silent on the proposal. – Reuters Michigan Picture: GETTY IMAGES safety-critical modules, areas that are Time: 7:30 for 8:00am till 16:30 growing faster than infotainment in a Venue: Boardwalk International Convention software-defined car,” Beard w ro t e . Centre, Beach Road, Summerstrand QNX is a leading supplier of software JSE lower as banks retreat on bad news for consoles that deliver video, map- An initiative of: ping, hands-free calling and internet ser- Maarten Mittner Ackerman said. For the past few with Brent crude slipping further be- vices to vehicles, and is pitching for years‚ population growth has out- low $50 a barrel despite concern more business in the race toward auto- THE JSE closed weaker as retailers stripped economic growth and South about possible supply disruptions. nomous driving. and banks retreated sharply yester- Africa had become poorer, despite The JSE all-share closed 1.17% low- Toyota is the first major carmaker to day after the news that the economy positive economic growth, he said. er at 52 251.9 points and the blue- adopt AGL, a project started five years had technically entered a recession. General retailers‚ as well as banks‚ chip Top 40 1.19%. Banks shed 3.28%‚ ago to develop standardised open- financial stocks and food and drug financial stocks 3.25%‚ general retail- source software for the motor industry. Mining stocks‚ however‚ benefited Register online at www.nmbleadershipsummit.co.za from a softer rand and higher com- retailers on the JSE ended sharply ers 2.75% and food and drug retailers Christopher Rommel, of VDC Re- modity prices. lower on foreign selling‚ but gold 2%. Industrials were 1.58% lower and search, said a Linux-based industry Contact: Charmaine Smith Analysts said the market and the shares rocketed on a firmer gold property shed 0.93%. standard could threaten QNX’s strong [email protected] | Tel: 041 365 7591 | Cel: 071 200 6852 rand’s reaction was relatively muted price and the softer rand. The gold index rose 6.93% and re- position in infotainment, but that Linux as most of the bad news – showing Resources and platinum shares sources 1.29%. Platinums shed 1.2%. would struggle to compete with Black- Proudly sponsored by: the economy had contracted 0.7% – were also higher‚ but rand hedges Among banks‚ Standard Bank shed Berr y’s small real-time applications. was already priced in. ended the day mixed. 4.29% to R143.57 and Barclays Africa AGL’s more than 100 members in- “The reality is that SA’s growth has Industrials were weaker in risk-off 3.55% to R146.60. clude Toyota, Ford , Honda, Mazda, Mer- been slipping sharply since 2011‚” trade on growing geopolitical ten- Woolworths lost 3.81% and Mr cedes-Benz, Nissan Motors, Suzuki Mo- Citadel financial partner Maarten sions centred on the Middle East, Price shed 3.05%. – BusinessLIVE tor Corporation and Subaru. – Reuters Friday 6 June 16, 2017 WO R L D Seven dead in kindergarten blast N explosion rocked a kindergarten in east- Witnesses claim carnage outside Chinese school caused when vendor’s gas cylinder exploded ern China yesterday, killing at least seven ple’s clothes off and one woman and 66 injured, including nine seri- as saying that at about 5pm he son wrote. the driver. In February last year, a people and injuring was seen clutching her child, who ously, according to the Xuzhou city heard a bang, and found there had “How can the city management Officials said later the fire had knife-wielding assailant wounded dozens, authorities was in tears. g o v e rn m e n t . been an explosion at the kinder- officers allow a vendor to set up a been intentionally set by the driver, 10 children in a school yard in Haik- Asaid, as state media published im- An official at the police station in Two died at the site of the explo- garten entrance only 100 metres stall at a school entrance with a gas who was angry at losing overtime ou, in the southern island province ages showing bloodied and uncon- Fengxian county said that the cause sion and five while being treated. a w a y. fuel canister?” wages. of Hainan, before committing scious victims. of the blast was under investi- Pictures of the scene showed Some people on China’s Twit- It is the latest tragedy to strike a There have also been knife at- suicide. The explosion had happened at gation. more than a dozen people outside a ter-like Weibo website said the use kindergarten in China in recent tacks at schools in recent years. In 2014, state media reported that the school’s gates, the Xinhua news However, the Global Times and building, many lying on the con- of gas canisters by food stalls posed weeks. In January, a man armed with a a man stabbed three children and a agency said, citing the emergency China Youth Daily newspapers cited crete and some appearing to be un- a danger. A school bus packed with pupils kitchen knife stabbed and wounded teacher to death and wounded sev- office of Xuzhou city. witnesses as saying that a gas cylin- conscious, including a small child. “China’s small restaurants are erupted in flames inside a tunnel in 11 children at a kindergarten in eral others in a rampage at a pri- Images circulating online showed der at a food stall had exploded. Online media reports cited a busi- landmines, and every mobile street eastern Shandong province on May southern Guangxi Zhuang au- mary school that refused to enrol that the force of the blast tore peo- At least seven people were killed ness owner near the kindergarten vendor is a moving bomb,” one per- 9, killing 11 children, a teacher and tonomous region. his daughter. – AFP MODERN MONA LISA US president Confusion after hits back after Lesotho PM’s reports he is wife shot dead being probed Andrew Beatty JUST days before his inauguration, South Africa following an attemp- Lesotho’s incoming prime minister ted military coup in 2014. DONALD Trump derided claims of collusion be- was left shaken by the murder of Political analyst Mafa Sejana- tween Moscow and his associates as phony yes- his estranged wife in a shooting mane said the main challenge fac- terday after reports that the head of a probe into highlighting the political uncer- ing the new government would be Russia’s alleged election meddling is investigat- tainty gripping the tiny mountain to manage the security forces. ing him for obstructing justice. kingdom. “The new government also “They made up a phony collusion with the Thomas Thabane’s 58-year-old needs to unscramble Mosisili’s Russians story, found zero proof, so now they go wife, Lipolelo, was shot dead on government system, as it is known for obstruction of justice on the phony story. Wednesday night in Ha Masana vil- that he placed a number of allies in Nice,” the president wrote on Twitter. lage, 35km south of the capital Ma- key positions in the last days of his Senior US intelligence officials have agreed to seru where she lived, as she was t e n u re , ” Sejanamane said. be interviewed by in- driving with a friend. Thabane has vowed that his new vestigators working Thabane’s All Basotho Conven- government will be committed to for Robert Mueller, a tion party’s secretary-general, Sa- the rule of law, good governance, respected former FBI monyane Ntsekele, said the prime rebuilding, and strengthening of chief, according to re- minister-elect was devastated by the pillars of democracy. ports in both The the shooting. He has pledged to bring the Washington Post and Thabane, whose party won a country stability and address its New York Times. parliamentary election earlier this chronic poverty and 22.7% adult Mueller's office has month, is due to replace Pakalitha HIV rate. also asked the Natio- Mosisili, prime minister since 2015, He secured victory just four nal Security Agency after forming a coalition with three months after his return from South (NSA) for documents other parties. Africa. related to its interac- The gunning down of his wife The Thabane-led alliance won 63 tions with the admin- DONALD TRUMP less than two days before he was of the 120 seats in parliament, BIG CHALLENGE: Spanish street artist Oscar Okuda is painting the ‘Mona Lisa’ on a building in Paris’s 13th district. He is istration as part of the due to take office has created con- while outgoing Mosisili’s Demo- brightening up the high-rise block of flats by giving it a contemporary makeover. In spray-painting the picture on the side of the probe into Russian meddling and possible col- fusion in poverty-stricken Lesotho. cratic Congress (DC) scored 30. building, he has created one of Europe’s tallest murals at 50 metres high. The reinterpretation of Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece, lusion with Trump campaign officials, The New Thabane is expected to be sworn Stability was the dominant also known as ‘La Gioconda’, depicts a standing woman in a miniskirt holding a handbag. It is set to take Okuda five days to York Times reported. in today amid hopes his new coali- theme of the election. complete Picture: AFP The Post’s story provoked a furious reaction tion government will end the po- Thabane will be sworn in at the from Trump’s personal lawyer, Marc Kasowitz, litical uncertainty in the country. Setsoto stadium in Maseru, mark- and the Republican National Committee. His ABC party won snap elec- ing the country’s third attempt at a Kasowitz issued a statement saying the FBI tions on June 3 but failed to get an coalition government. was behind the Post story and called the leak outright majority, leading it to ne- Both of the previous joint admin- outrageous, inexcusable and illegal. Inquiry ordered into London tower fire Republican National Committee chairwoman gotiate joint rule with the Alliance istrations collapsed. of Democrats (AD), Basotho Natio- Lesotho has a long history of po- Ronna McDaniel called the accusation in the Seventeen people have been confirmed ones have been made in newspapers and nal Party (BNP) and Reformed litical instability, having suf fered Robin Millard Post unfounded and said it changed nothing. Congress of Lesotho (RCL). coups in 1986 and 1991. dead and the number is expected to rise, on social media so far. “T h e re ’s still no evidence of obstruction, and The new alliance will replace the South Africa’s Foreign Minister BRITISH Prime Minister Theresa May yes- with Fire Commissioner Dany Cotton Questions are growing about how the current and former leaders in the intelligence government of Mosisili, a seven- Maite Nkoana-Mashabane warned t e rd a y ordered a public inquiry into the telling Sky News there were still unknown flames spread so quickly, engulfing the tow- community have repeatedly said there’s been no party coalition plagued by infight- Lesotho this week that Pretoria devastating London tower block fire as fire- numbers of people inside. er’s 120 apartments in what fire chiefs said effort to impede the investigation,” she said. ing and corruption. would not tolerate another putsch. fighters searched for bodies, with dozens “Tragically now we are not expecting to was an unprecedented blaze. Mueller has the authority to investigate whe- Mosisili’s government was top- “The coup thing is clear – we will still reported missing. find anyone else alive,” she said. Opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn, who ther Trump tried to obstruct justice, which is a pled in March and elections were not allow it to happen. Not in our “We owe that to the families, to the people The 24-storey Grenfell Tower was home visited the tower yesterday, said some very potentially impeachable offence. triggered when opposition parties back yard,” Nkoana-Mashabane who have lost loved ones,” May said, as fire- to up to 600 people when the fire ripped hard questions must be answered about Former FBI director James Comey told called a vote of no-confidence, said. fighters said parts of the council-owned through the building early on Wednesday. how the fire had taken hold. Congress last week that Trump pressured him to which he lost. South Africa led mediation ef- building in west London had become struc- Whole families remain missing after the Criticism centres on cladding fitted to ex- drop an investigation into his former national Thabane, 77, previously ser ved forts after Thabane’s ouster and turally unsafe. fire, which forced residents to flee through ternal walls on the 1970s concrete block as security adviser, Mike Flynn, who was forced to as premier of the nation of two mil- Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa The prime minister said the inquiry, an black smoke down the single stairwell, part of a multimillion-pound refit last year. quit for lying about his links to Moscow. lion people after coming to power is expected to attend his inaugu- official review of action by public institu- jump out of windows or even drop their The BBC said the cladding was similar to Comey was later sacked, with Trump acknowl- in 2012, but was forced to flee to ration ceremony. – AFP tions, was needed to ensure “this terrible children to safety. that used on high-rise buildings elsewhere edging that the Russian investigation had been tragedy is properly investigated”. About 35 appeals to find missing loved in which fires had also spread. – AFP on his mind when he decided to dismiss him. “You are witnessing the single greatest WITCH HUNT in American political history – led by some very bad and conflicted people! #MAGA,” Trump tweeted y e s t e rd a y. 28 Video of The acronym is a reference to his campaign JUNE slogan, Make America Great Again. – AFP 2017 lioness on SPEAKERS: Aussie PM NOSIPHO bakkie ride DAMASANE CHAIRPERSON BRAND OF RICHARDS BAY PRETORIUS JOIN THE LEADERSHIP CONVERSATION COAL TERMINAL FORMER CEO goes viral takes mickey OF MCCARTHY 2017 SIPHO RETAIL LTD PITYANA A PAKISTANI man who took his pet CHAIRMAN SKHUMBUZO lioness for a ride in the back of a out of Trump NELSON MANDELA OF IZINGWE MACOZOMA pickup truck was charged with pub- HOLDINGS CEO OF SANRAL BAY LEADERSHIP lic harassment yesterday after AUSTRALIA’S prime minister has taken a LINCOLN JEFF footage from startled bystanders comical swipe at Donald Trump, mimick- SUMMIT MALI GOVENDER went viral. ing his mannerisms and making reference STANDARD BANK - EXECUTIVE CHAIR In the video posted on social me- NIGHT OF TERROR: People walk at the site after an overnight to the Russia scandal, in comments he said HEAD: GROUP CARD & OF BOPHELA dia, the big cat re c l i n e s in the bed of EMERGING PAYMENTS INVESTMENTS, attack at the Pizza House restaurant in Mogadishu Picture: AFP were intended as affectionately light- MD FAMHEALTH the truck, a paw lolling over the hear ted. ledge and seemingly unfazed by the REGISTRATION FEES: MEDIPARK In a leaked audio recording that comes Á heavy traffic inching through a just months after a tetchy phone call be- NMMU staff and Alumni R1 800 (incl. VAT) chaotic street in the city of Karachi. Mogadishu restaurant Á tween the two leaders, Malcolm Turnbull is Normal delegates R2 000 (incl. VAT) Pedestrians jostling through the heard making fun of the US president’s id- Book for 10 and get 1 seat free. cars stumble into clawing range, iosyncratic speaking style. but the lion – which is wearing a col- Á Registration fee includes 12-month “The Donald and I, we are winning and lar and a leash held by a man in the attack kills at least 19 winning in the polls,” Turnbull said in a subscription to The Herald e-edition. vehicle – just yawns. Á closed event for journalists in Canberra on Registered delegates will be allocated Police said Saqlain Javed, 30, a A SUICIDE car bombing and Treats restaurant and club, after We d n e s d a y. underground parking on the day. pet dealer, had been arrested after a armed assault by six al-Shabaab which gunmen stormed inside “We are winning so much. We are win- concerned citizen made a com- militants on two neighbouring the nearby Pizza House. ning like we have never won before. plaint. restaurants in Somalia’s capital Both venues were busy as cus- “We are. We are. Not the fake polls. Not Date: 28 June 2017 Javed, however, said he had been Mogadishu ended yesterday tomers broke the Ramadan fast. the fake polls. They’re the ones we are not Time: 7:30 for 8:00am till 16:30 taking the animal to the vet and had morning with at least 19 dead, The gunmen spent the night winning in,” he said to laughs from the au- Venue: Boardwalk International Convention all the required permits and docu- the government and police said. roaming the restaurant, killing dience at the Mid-Winter Ball, where politi- Centre, Beach Road, Summerstrand mentation. “The operation is over now those they found trapped, before cians and Canberra journalists let their “We have freed [him] on bail, but they were eventually killed. An initiative of: and the gunmen were killed by hair down. registered a case of negligent con- the security forces,” Somalian Bashir said Somali security “We are winning in the real polls. You duct with an animal,” police spokes- security ministry spokesman forces had taken back control of know, the online polls. They are so easy to man Muqadas Haider said. Mohamed Ahmed Arab said. the restaurant at midnight. win.” In the video, a woman can be He said the six attackers – one Survivors and witnesses de- Typically, the event is off the record, but heard asking: “Who will take respon- suicide bomber and five gunmen scribed chaos after the blast. a recording was leaked to the political ed- sibility if something were to hap- – had attacked business places “I was about to have dinner itor at commercial broadcaster Channel pen?” and wondering whether the and killed innocent civilians – 18 when the blast threw me to the Nine, who did not attend the soiree and animal was an endangered breed. civilians were killed, including a g ro u n d , ” Posh Treats customer decided to report it. The clip has been viewed more Register online at www.nmbleadershipsummit.co.za Syrian national [believed to Abdikarim Ahmed said. Turnbull played down the speech late than a million times on Facebook, have been a chef], and more “I rushed out. I could see the y e s t e rd a y, saying he was the butt of the where people criticised the owner Contact: Charmaine Smith than 10 others were wounded. chaos caused by the blast and jokes rather than Trump. “My speech was for cruelty and suggested he was [email protected] | Tel: 041 365 7591 | Cel: 071 200 6852 District police chief Abdi shrapnel everywhere.” affectionately light-hearted.” showing off his wealth. Bashir put the number of dead Abdukadir Mohamed, who The US Embassy in Canberra said they Proudly sponsored by: Others decried the general law- civilians at 19, while ambulance was nearby, said: “I could see the saw the lighter side of the address. lessness in the fast-growing country services said 27 were in hospital huge fire, the dust, destruction, “We understand that last night’s event is of 200 million where, despite recent with various injuries. ever ything. Both Pizza House equivalent to our own White House Cor- economic and security gains, the The attack began at about and Posh Treats were on fire.” re s p o n d e n t s ’ Dinner. We take this with the rich and powerful commit crimes 8pm on Wednesday with a sui- Al-Shabaab claimed responsi- good humour that was intended.” – AFP with impunity. – AFP cide car bombing at the Posh b i l i t y. – AFP-Reuters

EP Herald, 16-June-2017 Cyan Page 6 EP Herald, 16-June-2017 Magenta Page 6 EP Herald, 16-June-2017 Yellow Page 6 EP Herald, 16-June-2017 Black Page 6 Connect with us on Visit us on Facebook: Tu e s d a y Twitter – @HeraldPE w w w. f a c e b o o k . c o m / T h e H e r a l d E C N E WS June 20, 2017 3 No bakkie, no staff – no problem for this man’s garden service Devon Koen most part of three years. said. His father died a number of old daughter, Simthanda, and his “About a year ago, my neighbour Five months ago, Kiswa was of- “I have all the equipment, inclu- ko e n d @ t i m e s m e d i a . c o . z a However, a few months ago, he years ago. mother, Gerty Koai. gave me a bicycle to help me get fered a contract truck driver posi- ding a lawnmower, but it is difficult took it up a gear with a bicycle and a Kiswa went to work for g a rd e n i n g “I went from house to house on a ro u n d , ” Kiswa said. tion, delivering uncut chickens for a to move it around,” he said. SLIM and trim – that is the garden modified golf cart to tow his equip- services around the city, including foot, offering to cut people’s lawns, A short while later, he was given a distributor based in Walmer. Kiswa’s dream is to one day “be service an innovative Walmer ment around. one which worked specifically on but it was difficult because I didn’t golf cart, which he now tethers to his “When I finish my shift, I cut my own boss” and give other people Township man is offering with a cre- After finishing school at Vernon maintaining municipal parks and have the equipment,” Kiswa said. bicycle and loads with equipment in- lawns for my clients in the after- an opportunity to make money. ative idea of how to support his fam- Gamanda High, Kiswa said he had large grassy areas. From Lorraine and Charlo to cluding a weed-eater and a rake. noons or over weekends,” he said. “I am hoping to save up enough ily by going mobile. wanted to study further. Following these stints, he decid- Greenshields Park and Walmer, “I had three weed-eaters but Kiswa has 14 regular clients on money to buy a car. When that is Armed with determination, Chris “I wanted to study, but there was ed to offer personal services to Kiswa, who started with just two cli- someone broke into my house and his books and, since latching on the done, I can give other guys the op- Kiswa, 32, has been offering garden- no money with my mother having to make enough money to look after ents, formed a much larger client stole them. Now I have two,” Kiswa modified golf cart to his trusty bike, portunity to make some extra mon- ing services to residents for the look after me and my brother,” he his wife Bongiwe, 31, his six-year- base, which he visits twice a month. said. his business has been growing. ey by working for me,” he said. Romeo’s Mom of two ‘Hello’ in Xhosa a hit dies taking Poliswa Plaatjie-Sejosing SINGER Lance Romeo’s Xhosa version of Adele’s Hello has taken the internet by storm. With more than 27 000 views, the East London singer, who is now based in Johannesburg, said he had been getting calls from people wanting to work with him since the video went viral. son to school The Zambian-born singer, who moved to the Eastern Cape more than 10 years ago, said he posted the video as part of a challenge done by Mayor asked to probe taxis speeding on Umhlobo Wenene FM. The station challenged people to post their Xhosa renditions of English songs on Facebook stretch of road where death crash occurred to see who would get the most views. Lee-Anne Butler after a client called Deryn’s cellphone and some- Romeo’s video was [email protected] one at the accident scene answered. viewed more than “We went straight to the crash scene after getting 27 000 times and was the call. She [Deryn] was an incredible person who shared by more than AMILY and friends of a Port Elizabeth went out of her way for others,” Dorfling said. 2 000 people. mother of two who died in a horrific col- “It feels as if a family member has died.” “My cousin and I lision in Salsoneville yesterday morning Police spokesman Captain Johan Rheeder said it had been thinking of are devastated by the senseless loss. was not clear how many people had been injured. doing this Xhosa ren- The collision has once again raised con- He said the Peugeot was turning right into dition even before the cerns about safety on the stretch of road Marock from Stanford Road while the taxi was trav- challenge on Um- Fbetween Cleary Park and Booysen Park in the nor- elling from Cleary Park in the hlobo Wenene. LANCE ROMEO thern areas. direction of Bethelsdorp. “My cousin trans- Deryn Booth, 39, died at the Police are investigating a lated the song with me, and it took me one day to scene of the accident on the case of culpable homicide. record the song. corner of Stanford and Marock Meanwhile, the Aspen “Initially I wasn’t going to post the song but ro a d s . Heights resident who sent an then the competition came up,” he said. The Peugeot she was travel- e-mail to the municipality re- Since he posted the video on June 8, Romeo ling in with her husband, Fabi- garding safety concerns in Stan- said he has been getting calls from record labels an, and son Joshua, 10, was in a ford Road, said he used it daily and artists’ managers. collision with a white Toyota and had been concerned about “Some want to do songs with me and others Quantum taxi shortly before the conduct of taxi drivers. are talking about signing me,” he said. 8am. He did not want to be named Romeo said when he moved to the Eastern Fabian, Joshua and an undis- for fear of intimidation. Cape at the age of 14 he fell in love with isiXhosa closed number of other com- “These taxis do not have any and took it as a second additional language at muters were injured in the respect for the rules of the school. crash. road. They do not have re s p e c t He also grew to enjoy afro-pop after he heard This comes as it emerged FAMILY TRAGEDY: Deryn Booth with for other motorists,” he said. music by the legendary Ringo Madlingozi. that a northern areas resident her husband, Fabian, and sons, He said he had written an The self-taught music producer said he had no had written to mayor Athol Jarrod and Joshua e-mail to Trollip’s office on June plans to sign with any label. Tro l l i p ’s office just two weeks 8 saying it was becoming more “I run my own label and I want to do every- ago, requesting urgent intervention from the mu- and more dangerous to travel on Stanford Road thing myself. I don’t want to be limited in some- nicipality and a clampdown on speeding taxis on between Booysen Park and Cleary Park. one else’s vision for my me. I want to focus on the stretch of road. my own sound and grow my company,” he said. “They have now gone so far [as] to travel on the CRASH AFTERMATH: The wrecked vehicles involved in the accident Pictures: IVOR MARKMAN Der yn’s father, Gavin Ludick, said the family was opposite side of the road on the Bethelsdorp grief-stricken. “She was very religious, a staunch bridge, which is a death trap,” the e-mail said. Catholic and a very soft person who cared about In response to the e-mail, Pat Gounder, acting others,” he said. deputy director of operations at traffic and licens- “She was my eldest daughter and the rest of the ing services, wrote to colleagues requesting an in- Gruesome collision near Kareedouw claims lives of seven family is not taking this well. Everyone, her baby vestigation and for strict law enforcement. sister, we cannot believe this.” Safety and security political head, councillor A HORRIFIC accident claimed the uty director Charles Bramwell, the Polo died on the scene, while the Son- those killed would only be released Ludick said Deryn and her husband were driving John Best, said the municipality received hundreds lives of seven people after two cars Sonic was travelling towards Pletten- ic lost five of its occupants. once their next of kin had been no- Joshua to Triomf Primary in Salsoneville. He said of requests for law and traffic enforcement. collided on the N2 near Kareedouw berg Bay and the Polo towards Hu- Bramwell said both drivers had tified. they also had a teenage son, Jarrod. “When we receive these requests we forward early yesterday. mansdorp. died, and that four men and three wo- This had not been completed by “Joshua is fine and has been discharged from them to the traffic department and officers are sent The vehicles, a silver Chevrolet Son- It is unclear exactly how the colli- men had been killed. late yesterday. hospital. Fabian is still in hospital in a stable con- out,” he said sion occurred. The three remaining passengers suf- Police spokesman Sergeant Majola dition,” Ludick said. ic and a white Volkswagen Polo, were “However, we cannot police the same stretch of going in opposite directions when the The Sonic had seven passengers, fered serious injuries and were taken Nkohli said a case of culpable homi- Der yn’s shocked colleagues, Petro Behr and Ce- road every day when we are getting numerous oth- leste Dorfling, said they were alerted to the crash collision took place at about 12.30am. and the Polo three. to Humansdorp Hospital for treat- cide was being investigated. – Amir er requests.” According to provincial traffic dep- “Two of the three occupants of the ment. Bramwell said the names of Chetty Presenter goes off-air over suspended producer 28

SPORTS presenter Robert firm on his decision to stay off the blame for a team decision. their combined efforts. JUNE Marawa is sticking to his guns air until the public broadcaster “It would not be right for me “It is not right for the SABC and will not go on air until the addressed what he deemed a to continue as if there is no un- to want to intervene with the 2017 “unfair” suspension of his ra- grossly unfair suspension of fair process currently taking good quality radio that the SPEAKERS: dio show producer, Beverly Maphangwa. place‚” he said. public deserves,” he said. Maphangwa, is sorted out by “We work as a team and I He said he valued all mem- He vented about the matter NOSIPHO the SABC. have made a decision that I bers of his team and that the on Twitter on Thursday night. DAMASANE CHAIRPERSON BRAND ROBERT MARAWA Marawa said he would stand won’t just let my producer take show won a w a rd s because of – Ts h i s a L I V E OF RICHARDS BAY PRETORIUS JOIN THE LEADERSHIP CONVERSATION COAL TERMINAL FORMER CEO OF MCCARTHY 2017 SIPHO RETAIL LTD PITYANA Singer CHAIRMAN SKHUMBUZO NELSON MANDELA OF IZINGWE MACOZOMA H o f m ey r BAY LEADERSHIP HOLDINGS CEO OF SANRAL LINCOLN JEFF MALI GOVENDER SUMMIT STANDARD BANK - EXECUTIVE CHAIR welcomes HEAD: GROUP CARD & OF BOPHELA EMERGING PAYMENTS INVESTMENTS, MD FAMHEALTH baby girl REGISTRATION FEES: MEDIPARK Á NMMU staff and Alumni R1 800 (incl. VAT) AFRIKAANS musician Á Normal delegates R2 000 (incl. VAT) Steve Hofmeyr and his Book for 10 and get 1 seat free. wife, Janine, have wel- Á comed a baby girl. Registration fee includes 12-month Proud daddy Hof- subscription to The Herald e-edition. meyr took to Twitter Á Registered delegates will be allocated yesterday to announce underground parking on the day. the birth of his daugh- ter, Romy-Lee Hofmeyr. Hofmeyr, who has five Date: 28 June 2017 children from previous Time: 7:30 for 8:00am till 16:30 re l a t i o n s h i p s ‚ said he Venue: Boardwalk International Convention cried every time he saw Centre, Beach Road, Summerstrand his daughter and thanked fans for their An initiative of: good wishes. The news came just a day after Janine sur- prised Hofmeyr with a custom-made baby out- fit, wishing him happy Father’s Day on Romy- Lee’s behalf. www.nmbleadershipsummit.co.za Hofmeyr told his fans Register online at on Christmas Day that Contact: Charmaine Smith he and his wife were ex- [email protected] | Tel: 041 365 7591 | Cel: 071 200 6852 pecting their first child together, calling it “the Proudly sponsored by: biggest Christmas pre- sent ever”. Hofmeyr and Janine married in 2014. – Ti m e s L I V E

EP Herald, 20-June-2017 Cyan Page 3 EP Herald, 20-June-2017 Magenta Page 3 EP Herald, 20-June-2017 Yellow Page 3 EP Herald, 20-June-2017 Black Page 3 Monday 8 June 26, 2017 TIP OF THE DAY QUOTE OF THE DAY “Some people dream of “A strong, positive success, while other people self-image is the best get up every morning and possible preparation for make it happen.” success.” – Wayne Huizenga B usiness – Joyce Brothers Thriving in the spotlight Positive outlook Passionate entrepreneur Roberts proves theatre, comedy is serious business helps successful

order to excel because I am in- tually open up my own comedy Describe some of your rewards? get group and going the extra mile! volved in every bit of each prod- café here in the Bay – where you I get to travel and work in the Describe three tips that would be among us thrive uction. could laugh and be loud. most beautiful theatre spaces. I al- valuable to a budding business own- Describe your target market? Describe some of your biggest so work with South Africa’s biggest er? comedians and these guys trust me We target anyone and everyone challenges in establishing the busi- I HAVE been observing business learnt: never place an electronic with their “p ro d u c t ”. Michael Jordan once said: “If no- who would like to attend comedy body will help you, do it alone! people closely lately; looking at device on the lowest point on a counter. Accidents happen. Better shows or live theatre pro- Name best practices that There is no 'I' in team, but there is what differentiates those who are to learn how to mitigate potential ductions. have made your busi- ‘1' in WIN!” currently struggling from those downsides in the future. ness successful? who are thriving. What is the most rewarding aspect Yes, thriving! Here are the pat- ý They do more than work. The of having your own business? terns that I have noticed among most successful people I know Siyamtanda Capa The good people I get to work those who are doing well: work hard but they play hard too. capas @timesmedia.co.za with. The patrons leaving the the- ý They choose a positive out- They are fierce about doing atre or venue happy! look, focusing on the resources things that they enjoy every day HEN Ranique they do have and on the factors and they get frustrated if their work If someone wanted to start in that they can influence. And be- lives are not balanced with phys- Roberts re- your industry today what is the ceived a re- yond that, their words encourage ical “me” time. first thing they would need to others to do the same. Positive lan- They run, they cycle, they swim, quest from do? comedian guage shifts attention away from they meditate . . . exercise is the M a rc Watch and attend as what cannot be done and shines common denominator here. WLottering that she pro- many comedy or theatre the spotlight in possibility. We get 1 440 minutes every day. mote his show as a stu- shows as you possibly Consider these phrases: “If you Finding an hour a day to exercise dent little did she know can. can send us [whatever], we can requires us to allocate less than 5% of our day to something that will that would mean run- Any tips you can complete the process for you”; leave us feeling more energised, ning her own produc- give entrepreneurs “Might we suggest that you [sug- more attractive and more relaxed. tion company one starting out today? gestion]”; “One op- tion open to you is Makes sense and d a y. Find your [option]”; “We can totally achievable Now, 12 years lat- niche, go with it, DEIRDRE ELPHICK-MOORE help you to [what- when you look at it er, Roberts, 30, is and always take ever] if you can that way, right? the founder and the risk! Don’t send us [whatev- ý They are good director of Big settle and know er]”. at telling stories. Mouth Produc- your worth. I am noticing a Stories powerfully tions – an enter- You are your growing intoler- connect us to our tainment, events own marketer, ance among suc- listeners and public rela- keep selling cessful people; When we share tions company what you be- they do not accept our own real-life that dabbles in lieve in, and re- negativity as part stories or the sto- special effects member, when Office Coach of the natural order ries of others, our make-up. ever ything of things. audiences feel that Operating from seems to be go- Instead, they disengage from the they get to know us as authentic a mobile office, ing against you, news, from the gossip-mongers and people – people who have lives out- Roberts has co-or- remember that from the nay-sayers. side the corporate setting, people dinated and direct- the airplane takes ý They constantly measure the who have struggled with problems ed some of the off against the effects of what they are doing. and who have figured out how to city’s comedy shows wind, not with it. which saw sold out Today, more than ever, we are overcome them. venues. While her What were some of able to track, measure and analyse The most successful people I company can employ the biggest challenges data that comes from what we do know all recognise that human con- numerous casual jobs in establishing the busi- every day. There are Apps on our nections need to go before con- during shows, Roberts ness? phones, Google analytics, online cepts and strategies: connect first employs a dynamic team of Resources. Also obtain- surveys that automatically collate with your prospects, your audi- four permanent staffers. ing a permit to be able to do and present results . . . the tools ences – then get down to business. support marketing for short are endless. This is especially relevant today, Why venture into this indus- run productions to mount Being open to feedback seems to as social media leaves us feeling in- try? posters around the city. be a common trait in the successful creasingly disconnected and inse- The entertainment industry is al- people I have studied. c u re . ways evolving and there is so much They know they are not perfect Success, it seems, is not a prod- to learn within this broad spec- and they are comfortable with that. uct of knowledge, leverage or con- trum. The theatre of the mind is an ý They try hard and make mis- nections only. It comes from mind- amazing place to find your true takes but they learn from those ful actions, a consciousness about s t re n g t h . mistakes. what fuels us and a discipline that My son knocked over a cup of tea is tested daily. Is your business labour intensive? recently and it spilt across the I have seen tremendous value in We get down and dirty and some- Any tips for budding counter and under his father’s lap- looking below the surface to under- times there is no time to wear heels e n t re p re n e u r s ? top. stand the attitudes and behaviours to look good when running. CLASS ACT: Ranique Roberts is a comedy show producer who works from her mobile office He was very apologetic and, yet, that are shared by successful peo- There is no time for manicures Find your niche, go with it, and Picture: BRIAN WITBOOI his father’s reaction surprised him. ple, and I encourage you to look because my nails would end up always take the risk! Don’t Rather than getting angry and more closely at both yourself and broken from mounting posters or Describe the vision for your busi- ness? Building and maintaining rela- settle and know your worth, you yelling, he reassured our son that at others. carrying around whatever. I always are your own marketer, keep ness? Resources and capital to consis- tionships. The power of word of there was a bigger lesson to be What does success stem from? do more than what is expected in selling what you believe in. I want to keep growing and even- tently produce quality shows. mouth. Marketing to the right tar- 28 Make sure ‘invincible’ claim holds water JUNE 2017 MANY people regard their smart- because the phone is so rugged.” ufacturer claims the device can with- tion. phone as their most prized posses- So he did an early contract upgrade stand. Especially if you’re tall. Responding, Telkom's Group Exec- SPEAKERS: sion, given the in order to get a new handset – an- Case 2: Waterproof claim didn’t utive for Communication, Jacqui t a l k - t e x t - e - m a i l - t w e e t - p o s t - b ro w s e other Cat! hold water O’Sullivan, said it was true that the S7 NOSIPHO I first approached SSS Cellular for Bellona Mentor of Boksburg took was waterproof, so Mentor was not DAMASANE roles the little gizmos play in our pro- CHAIRPERSON BRAND fessional and private lives. comment, and when I got no re- out a contract with Telkom Mobile in liable for the cost of its repair for liq- OF RICHARDS BAY PRETORIUS Hence battery life sponse, I took up van December, choosing a Samsung S7 as uid damage. JOIN THE LEADERSHIP CONVERSATION COAL TERMINAL FORMER CEO and “r uggedness” a re WENDY KNOWLER B re d a ’s case with her contract handset, which Samsung “We will also ensure refresher train- OF MCCARTHY two key selling fea- MTN. markets as being waterproof. ing on the product to ensure that 2017 SIPHO RETAIL LTD The network and Cat Not quite six weeks later, the phone there is no further miscommunica- PITYANA tures, and both are ma- CHAIRMAN SKHUMBUZO jor challenges for the have since offered Van was refusing to power up, so she took tion going forward,” O’Sullivan said. NELSON MANDELA OF IZINGWE MACOZOMA m a n u f a c t u re r s . Breda a new phone “as it to SSS Cellular, which gave her a re- Mentor was delighted to hear that, HOLDINGS CEO OF SANRAL Many phones are a gesture of goodwill”. pair quote of R2 284. but said she’d prefer a replacement BAY LEADERSHIP marketed as being His original phone “I refused to pay because the phone phone - which the CPA entitles her to - LINCOLN JEFF had a rating of IP67, was still under warranty, and took it given that her supposedly waterproof MALI GOVENDER able to withstand the SUMMIT STANDARD BANK - EXECUTIVE CHAIR likes of exposure to MTN said, meaning it back to Telkom’s Alberton branch,” phone had somehow become liquid HEAD: GROUP CARD & OF BOPHELA water, drops from rea- passed a drop test of she said. They sent it to SSS Cellular, damaged. EMERGING PAYMENTS INVESTMENTS, sonable heights, dust In your corner 1.2m, is waterproof which, interestingly, supplied Telkom At the time of writing, Telkom MD FAMHEALTH and extreme tempera- proof up to a 1m for 30 with a repair quote of R9 300 and then hadn't confirmed that Mentor will get MEDIPARK REGISTRATION FEES: tures. But I recently minutes, is impervious reduced it to R5 436 when Mentor ob- a new phone. Á NMMU staff and Alumni R1 800 (incl. VAT) dealt with two readers’ cases in which to dust and can withstand tempera- jected. But I’m pretty sure it will be a yes. Á Normal delegates R2 000 (incl. VAT) the marketers claims didn’t help them tures of -25°C to 55°C. But the bigger issue was the fact Clearly it’s unacceptable – and il- when their phones malfunctioned. “It was not advertised as ‘u n b re a k - that she was being made to pay for legal – if you invest in a rugged phone Book for 10 and get 1 seat free. able’,” MTN’s senior PR manager, the repair of a phone under warranty - and it fails to live up to a particular Á Case 1: How rugged, exactly? Registration fee includes 12-month Plumber Dirck van Breda of Somer- Bridget Bhengu said. and under the Consumer Protection “invincible” claim, and then you are subscription to The Herald e-edition. set West took out an MTN contract in As it turned out, it didn’t survive a Act’s (CPA) powerful six-month war- made to pay the price. Á Registered delegates will be allocated May last year, choosing a Caterpillar drop from his pocket, which was ranty, at that – because it was said to But make sure your perception is (Cat) phone – with a two-year warran- “maybe slightly more” than 1.2m, Van be “liquid damaged”. matched by the manufacturer’s de- underground parking on the day. ty – because, he says, the MTN sales- Breda said. “So is Samsung’s claim that this tailed, written description of its person led him to believe that the Lesson: Don’t trust what a sales- phone is waterproof just a PR exer- phone’s ruggedness. It may not be as Date: 28 June 2017 phone was indestructible. man says – find out exactly what man- cise?” Mentor asked. Excellent ques- life-proof as you think. Time: 7:30 for 8:00am till 16:30 The company’s website is full of as- Venue: Boardwalk International Convention surances such as: “Our phones com- bine high-end technology and our re- Centre, Beach Road, Summerstrand #SHELFIE nowned commitment to innovation An initiative of: with tough military standard creden- tials – so even in difficult situations you know your Cat phone is on your side . . . ” But when he dropped the phone earlier this year onto to a tiled floor from standing height as he was pulling it out of his pocket, both the screen and casing cracked. Register online at www.nmbleadershipsummit.co.za He took the phone back to MTN, who forwarded it to Cat’s repair and Contact: Charmaine Smith warranty agents, SSS Cellular, who [email protected] | Tel: 041 365 7591 | Cel: 071 200 6852 said the phone was uneconomical to Proudly sponsored by: repair and refused to take any respon- sibility for it, he told In Your Corner. “Bear in mind there are no screen protectors or cellphone covers on the market for these phones,” Van Breda said. “I was told they are unnecessary WHO COULD RESIST? My thanks to Selvan Naidu who captured this delightful typo in Checkers Galleria last week

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Name RP %Move JOHANNESBURG – These are the banks DJ Futures 20795.00 0.00 % selling rates yesterday. DJ Ind 20721.31 0.28 % SP 500 2372.88 0.30 % No interest rate hike expected Nasdaq 6083.70 0.47 % FTSE 100 7471.64 0.47 % DA X 12613.60 -0.20 % R/Australian $ ...... 9.85 ECONOMISTS expect the central bank pected to decline over the course of the Business C AC 4 0 5324.40 0.66 % R/Botswana Pula ...... 1.28 to keep interest rates unchanged as year and to dip to below 5% early next Nikkei 19590.76 0.19 % R/Brazilian Real ...... 3.93 the pace of headline inflation slows year, as food inflation slowed and agri- For real time moves, SMS word UP or DOWN to 34019 R/British £ ...... 17.24 (Charged at R2/SMS) Shanghai 3090.63 0.02 % f u r t h e r. cultural prices declined. Hang-S eng 25174.87 0.15 % R/Canadian $ ...... 9.79 But political and economic uncer- Senior economist at NKC African All Ords 5768.90 -0.11 % R/Chinese Yuan ...... 1.92 tainty at home and abroad are key Economics, Elize Kruger has forecast MAJOR MOVES UP MAJOR MOVES DOWN NZSE 50 7392.11 0.28 % R/Euro à ...... 14.82 threats to the inflation outlook. that inflation will average 5.6% this Gold $ 1255.00 0.73 % R/Indian Rupee ...... 0.20 MMI Investment and Savings econ- year, which may lift spending slightly. Sharename Sale %Move Sharename Sale %Move Sharename Sale %Move Sharename Sale %Move R/Japanese Yen...... 0.12 E AST P L ATS 500 53.85 % KUMBAIO 16300 6.71 % T E L E M AST R 31 -55.71 % W O R K FO R C E 190 -4.52 % Silver $ 16.8350 1.61 % omist Sanisha Packirisamy expected But, with political tension overshad- BELL 1319 19.91 % E-MEDIA-N 640 6.67 % E XG 8 -11.11 % FINBOND 325 -4.41 % Platinum $ 938.99 0.82 % R/Kenyan Shilling ...... 0.13 headline CPI to drop from a reported owing the economy it may be another S-OCEAN 35 12.90 % CO N D U I T 250 6.38 % IMBALIE 8 -11.11 % AV E N G 501 -4.21 % Palladium $ 759.50 -0.33 % R/Namibian $ ...... 1.00 6.1% year-on-year in March to 5.4% year of “low spending, muddling along, CO A L 49 11.36 % VERIMARK 68 6.25 % INSIMBI 102 -9.73 % R E B OS I S A 2780 -4.14 % Brent Crude 53.79 2.44 % BUILDMX 20 11.11 % ST E I N H O F F 7338 6.16 % UBNPNI 26000 -8.77 % ANCHOR 580 -3.65 % R/New Zealand $ ...... 9.13 year-on-year in April. going nowhere slowly”, she said. — T R N PACO 2850 9.40 % A D CO R P 1156 5.36 % D B N PA B 28817 -6.91 % NET1UEPS 12623 -3.64 % For real time Spots, SMS the word SPOTS to R/Russian Rouble ...... 0.23 She said headline inflation was ex- TMG MMG 1090 7.92 % PURPLE 43 4.88 % B R I M STO N 1305 -6.79 % SIBANYE 2654 -2.78 % 34019 (Charged at R2/SMS) R/United States $ ...... 13.26 Steel sector against the ropes Tariffs save country’s biggest producer ArcelorMittal

By LUTHO MTONGANA With low production and weak because it took us six months to infrastructure growth “very lit- prove to government that we HILE tariffs have tle is ticking off and I’m not sure need it for HRC [hot rolled coil] helped ward off a col- there is any steel company mak- and we will enter that process W lapse of South Afri- ing satisfactory returns”. on CRC now.” ca’s steel industry, ArcelorMittal, He said with wage talks due to CRC is used in construction the country’s biggest producer, start in July, any strike would and heavy machinery and HRC says downstream manufacturers raise the risk of job losses. is used in staircases. NFB - Making your are still in trouble. “With duties coming in and ArcelorMittal South Africa financial planning as easy as 1,2,3 The problem for these man- high demands from unions for said rand strength over the past ufacturers was that the prices of wage increases, we are in for a few years had also hurt the in- imported final products were very tough time.” dustry. The steel producer did lower than what the products Van der Walt said that he did not benefit as much from a rise cost to make locally, said Wim not see any significant changes in iron ore and coal prices, al- de Klerk, CEO of the steel mak- in the next two years. though its dollar prices have er, which is controlled by Indian In the long term, the increase been increasing. billionaire Lakshmi Mittal. in tariffs would kill the down- The rand strengthened 15% Manufacturers of automotive, stream industry, although it was over the past year while iron ore heavy-machinery and construc- helping ArcelorMittal South prices rallied on higher Chinese tion products get their steel Africa in the short term. demand. from ArcelorMittal South Africa, “If I import pieces of steel ArcelorMittal South Africa which has about 70% of the from China there is 22% duty on said its long steel products, South African market. it. We squeeze the local man- which come from its Newcastle Macsteel Services Centre SA u fa c tu r e r s . plant, did not have the protec- CEO Hannes van der Walt said “The paperwork and the loop- tion that the flat steel products the fact that the safeguard du- holes … to get duties on finished of Vanderbijlpark enjoyed. ties protected only the primary goods are just too much work,” “We found ourselves to be in steel industry and not products Van der Walt said. this weak economy desperately manufactured by the down- ArcelorMittal South Africa re- struggling to sell the products stream industry would have a ceived a 10% tariff and would get that we make,” De Klerk said. spiralling effect, and less steel an additional 12% in July. The Vuyolwethu Bokwe, director of would be consumed locally. company planned to apply tariffs smaller rival Afro Capital Steel, This had caused “a lot of com- to protect more of its products. said although the steel industry panies to rethink whether they De Klerk said: “We will now was not doing well, companies Puzzle: 235 stay in SA or put up plants in consider the CRC [cold rolled were surviving thanks to a few other countries”, he said. coil]. There is still a surge of this big projects. BACKS AGAINST WALL: Wim de Klerk CEO of ArcelorMittal SA Picture: FILE

Solution to: How to 369 Prices eroded by global rise in online shopping play: Every digit from ACROSS the world, reviving in- bal growth. But this may not prices down too. It’s a develop- of 24 471 respondents around the Discounting is probably play- Investors have been scaling 1 to 9 must flation has stirred hopes that aft- herald a return to inflation as we ment that economists at an Aus- world used Amazon.com as a re- ing a role in holding down retail back their optimism for inflation appear in each of er years of soggy demand, prices once knew it. tralian bank have dubbed the “Al- search site for prices. wages too, at least in the US picking up since the start of the the nine vertical may finally be gaining escape Unlike previous cycles when di-isation effect” after the Ger- Japan, Germany, Brazil and the where retail shows the smallest ye a r. columns, in each ve l o c i ty. prices accelerated and policy- man discount supermarket US were the top four countries 12-month wage gain of all sectors Ch i n a ’s consumer prices of the nine A dose of inflation, within rea- makers stepped in to cool de- known for its no-frills approach. where consumers shopped less tracked in the monthly US em- climbed 1.2% in April, less than horizontal rows, son, helps economies grow by mand, a damper this time round “The cutting edge of retail will often at brick-and-mortar stores ployment report. half the government’s target of and in each of boosting company profits – with is the dizzying pace of innovation continue to increase price com- due to the “Amazon effect”. Jap a n ’s central bank is des- around 3%, even as data from the the nine boxes. textbooks telling us wages should in the retail sector. petition and thus carry a de- “Competition has never been perately trying to stoke inflation, n at i o n ’s dominant bank card net- follow – and makes debt easier to The rise of online shopping and flationary drag,” said Richard f i e r c e r, ” said John Maxwell, glo- warning last month that cheap work and number two e-com- Solutions, tips service, at least until interest price-comparison websites has Yetsenga, Sydney-based chief bal retail and consumer leader at cellphone handsets and connec- merce platform JD.com show and a computer rates rise. hooked consumers on discounts. economist at Australia & New the consultancy. tion fees were weighing on the consumption remains buoyant. programme can The latest reflation burst was And even when people tear Zealand Banking. “The ‘Aldi-isa- The results can be seen around consumer price index. Jack Ma, chairman of Alibaba be found at sparked last year by a big turn- themselves from their screens tion’ trend is here to stay.” the world. In the US, the con- The bank attributed this to in- Group, has warned of decades of w w w. s u d ok u . co m . around in Chinese factory prices and make it to the shops, fewer P r i c ewat e r h o u s e Co op e r ’s 2017 sumer price index for apparel has tensified competition from vir- pain as the internet disrupts and an improving outlook for glo- staff and less glitzy stores keep Total Retail report said that 47% been going nowhere. tual network operators. economies. — B l o o m b e rg

28 JUNE Opec wants 2017 deeper cuts, SPEAKERS: NOSIPHO DAMASANE CHAIRPERSON BRAND OF RICHARDS BAY PRETORIUS to last longer JOIN THE LEADERSHIP CONVERSATION COAL TERMINAL FORMER CEO OF MCCARTHY 2017 SIPHO RETAIL LTD SAUDI Arabia’s energy deal on cuts, which expires PITYANA CHAIRMAN SKHUMBUZO minister said yesterday in June, until March 2018. NELSON MANDELA OF IZINGWE MACOZOMA that extending the current An Opec panel reviewing HOLDINGS CEO OF SANRAL agreement on global oil scenarios for the oil pro- BAY LEADERSHIP supply cuts until March ducer group’s meeting last LINCOLN JEFF next year, and adding one week looked at the option MALI GOVENDER or two small producers to of deepening and extending SUMMIT STANDARD BANKÁS EXECUTIVE CHAIR GROUP HEAD OF OF BOPHELA the pact, should be enough the agreement to reduce CARD AND EMERGING INVESTMENTS, to reduce oil inventories. crude output, in an attempt PAYMENTS ACROSS MD FAMHEALTH “We believe that contin- to drain inventories and REGISTRATION FEES: AFRICA IN PBB MEDIPARK uation with the same level support prices.  NMMU staff and Alumni R1 800 (incl. VAT) of cuts, plus eventually The panel, the Economic  adding one or two small Commission Board (ECB), Normal delegates R2 000 (incl. VAT) producers …will be more does not set policy and its Book for 10 and get 1 seat free. than adequate to bring the meeting precedes the gath-  Registration fee includes 12-month five-year balance to where ering of Opec and non-Opec subscription to The Herald e-edition. it needs to be by the end of oil ministers on May 25 to  the first quarter 2018,” decide whether to extend Registered delegates will be allocated Khalid al-Falih told a news beyond June 30 their deal to underground parking on the day. conference in Riyadh. reduce output. The Organisation of the The size of the extra sup- Date: 28 June 2017 Petroleum Exporting Coun- ply cut being mulled by the tries (Opec) aims to reduce ECB was not immediately Time: 7:30 for 8:00am till 16:30 global oil inventories to the ava i l ab l e . Venue: Boardwalk International Convention i n d u st r y ’s five-year aver- Opec sources have said Centre, Beach Road, Summerstrand age. Opec, Russia and other that while a larger cut by An initiative of: producers originally existing participants was agreed to cut production by considered unlikely, one 1.8 million barrels per day could still be debated and (bpd) for six months from the size of the supply re- January 1. duction could increase Oil prices have gained from 1.8 million bpd if more support from reduced out- non-Opec countries came opening doors and creating opportunities put, but high inventories into the deal. and rising supply from pro- Opec has been urging Register online at www.nmbleadershipsummit.co.za ducers not participating in other producers to join the the accord, such as the supply pact and, together Contact: Charmaine Smith United States, have limited with participating non- [email protected] | Tel: 041 365 7591 | Cel: 071 200 6852 the rally, pressing the case member countries, meets for extending the curbs. to set policy on May 25 in Proudly sponsored by: Saudi Arabia and non- Vienna. Turkmenistan, Opec member Russia, the along with Egypt and the wo r l d ’s top two oil produ- Ivory Coast, are due to at- cers, have agreed on the tend the meeting. — Reu- need to prolong the current t e rs

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They charge R9 500 for a four- Drug rehabs’ week programme, and have a spe- cial of R7 500 on it for the month of high treatment June. They charge a R17 500 fee for their 10-week programme. The centre manager at Sanca costs a bitter pill Cleaning up East London, Roger Weimann, said they made sure they never turned to swallow anyone away. Their facility has a 10-day medical By SIYA TSEWU detox in-patient programme where they charge R10 000 over the 10 EATING substance addic- d ays . If someone stays for less than tion may not be the only 10 days, they can pay a pro rata B hard part when trying to amount. kick a bad habit – the costs of being – at a price Sanca has two other in-patient booked into a facility may also be a treatment programmes – one of 21 hard pill to swallow. days and the other 28. Not many people can afford to “Heroin users usually need to stay send loved ones who might need longer and need more treatment help to the many rehabilitation cen- than cannabis users,” he said. tres around the country, especially For the 21-day programme they with prices ranging between R17 500 charge R18 650 and for the 28-day and R29 000 to be treated at these programme they charge R24 650. fa c i l i t i e s . Both programmes include treat- A popular deep house DJ, DJ ment, food, accommodation, doctors’ Euphonik, has offered to help those fees and access to 24-hour medical in need of rehabilitation but who care. They can accommodate 22 cannot afford the costs. patients at a time. Speaking to the media two The out-patient programme in- months ago, DJ Euphonik said he cludes eight hour-long sessions at was keen to help wage war on drugs R200 a session. and announced an initiative to give Unemployed people can p r ov i d e Tricks for hope to those who are struggling an affidavit confirming they are un- with addiction. employed and can start out-patient “Recently I was speaking to a guy sessions with counsellors for a dis- who told me about the difficulties of counted fee of R100. enduring a getting someone into rehab so I de- “It is relatively expensive to take cided to help‚” Euphonik said. loved ones through drug rehabili- “Often poverty prevents people t at i o n , ” Weimann conceded. from getting help. Social development provincial long wait “So I will sponsor the entire pro- spokesman Mzukisi Solani said the cess, from them booking into rehab state owns and runs only one re- to their recovery afterwards‚” he habilitation centre in the province with out said. The clinical supervisor at and it accommodates children only. Bethesda Drug Rehabilitation Cen- The Ernest Malgas Treatment tre in Plettenberg Bay, Colin Gar- Centre is in Port Elizabeth. nett, said their facility was open to “That facility has an admission losing your anyone between 18 and 80. capacity of 38 children between 13 “We run a five-star accommoda- and 18 years for a residential treat- tion establishment that is open to ment period of nine weeks. both male and females,” he said. “The treatment programme is co ol Garnett said they charged R29 000 rendered through a multidisci- per month and recommended a plinary team comprising profession- By LINDA BLAIR three months’ stay per patient. al categories such as psychologist, “We do not have a set programme occupational therapist, social work- WHETHER you’re waiting to pay because no two people are the same er, child and youth care worker, for your shopping, purchase a and how they deal with addiction,” medical doctor and psychiatrist,” ticket or go through security at an he said. Solani said. airport, queueing has become part For R29 000 they offer accommo- Solani added that there were five of daily life. dation, food, a clinical psychologist, private treatment centres which Americans – David Lindley wrote clinical social worker and three core were subsidised by the department. in The Washington Post in 1988 – central addiction counsellors. These treatment centres provide used to spend an average of 30 min- They accept medical aids or cash. treatment and rehabilitation serv- utes a day waiting in queues – a In Port Elizabeth, Shepherds Field ices (in- and out-patient services for figure that has doubtless increased Rehabilitation Centre has an in-pa- adults). significantly since then and is more tient programme that only accom- They are the Thembelitsha Reha- than double in South Africa. modates men. bilitation Centre in Mthatha, Sanca In the intervening decades, our Centre manager Clive Bushby RAY OF HOPE: East London, Sanca Port Elizabeth, demand for instant gratification has said they could accommodate any DJ Euphonik and Welbedaght and Shepherds’ also increased, making queueing male above 18 years old. has offered to Field in Port Elizabeth. ever more unpalatable. “We do not have a waiting list. help those in “The only criterion is addiction to What are the factors that make “Once a person has decided that need of rehab su b st a n c e . queueing stressful, and what can they need treatment from us or but who “On receiving an application from you do to control your negative their family wants to have them cannot afford a social worker in the field, the feelings while you wait? booked in, they can download the the costs multidisciplinary screening team In his PhD thesis at Duke Uni- application forms from our website, assesses the application. versity, Ziv Carmon identified two get a GP to fill in certain parts of it “When the child meets the ad- types of waiting. and must also visit their nearest mission criteria, the referring social Th e r e ’s predictable waiting – Sanca for an assessment,” he said. worker is informed in writing when when you know how long you’re Bushby said they can accommo- the child should report for the pro- likely to wait – and open-ended, date up to 32 service users at a time gramme. anxiety-inducing waiting, when you and were compliant with “norms “Admissions take place in block have no way of estimating how long and standards” of the department of fo r m , ” he added. — siyat@dis- it will be. social development. patch.co.za Thoughtful service providers do their best to introduce predictability – for example, by giving regular up- dates about how long you still have to wait. 28 Carmon also identified four fac- New app helps skin doctors tors that affect how we feel when queueing. JUNE The first is the length of the 2017 queue – the longer it is, the worse heal patients from a distance you feel when you first join it. To SPEAKERS: counteract this, some organisations IN MALI, where skin conditions are of dermatology at Mali’s national disease create “snaking” queues, so they ap- NOSIPHO widespread and skin doctors scarce, control centre. pear shorter than they actually are. DAMASANE physicians have turned to technology to “Two months ago, the patient had The second and third factors CHAIRPERSON BRAND OF RICHARDS BAY PRETORIUS treat patients remotely. treatment that made the lesions worse,” counter-balance one another: on the JOIN THE LEADERSHIP CONVERSATION COAL TERMINAL FORMER CEO From his Bamako office Professor he added. By this he meant traditional one hand, we feel a surge of op- OF MCCARTHY Ousmane Faye, one of a small number of remedies. timism each time the queue moves 2017 SIPHO RETAIL LTD dermatologists in Mali, examines photos But thanks to the “Bogou” app, de- forward, but at the same time our PITYANA CHAIRMAN SKHUMBUZO of an arm and a torso afflicted by a skin signed by a Malian developer, the pro- mood drops steadily the longer the NELSON MANDELA OF IZINGWE MACOZOMA pigmentation disorder. fessor can bring his specialist knowledge queue remains stationary. HOLDINGS CEO OF SANRAL The photos arrived the same day the to bear on the information sent over by The fourth factor is what happens BAY LEADERSHIP patient visited his doctor in Koulikoro, general practitioners, using his com- as we reach the end of the queue. If LINCOLN JEFF 57km away. puter or even his mobile phone. it speeds up at that point, we feel MALI GOVENDER Faye ’s pilot programme, in place for 18 Using a secure platform protected better about the wait. SUMMIT STANDARD BANKÁS EXECUTIVE CHAIR GROUP HEAD OF OF BOPHELA months, allows general practitioners with a password, Faye said he can see This suggestion is based on work CARD AND EMERGING INVESTMENTS, working in even the most remote areas images posted by the general practi- by Daniel Kahneman, the Nobel PAYMENTS ACROSS MD FAMHEALTH to consult with a specialist. tioner in Koulikoro. prize-winning economist and psy- REGISTRATION FEES: AFRICA IN PBB MEDIPARK In a country that has around one “Then I can confirm the doctor’s di- c h o l o g i st .  NMMU staff and Alumni R1 800 (incl. VAT) dermatologist per million people, that is agnosis and even give advice.” He found people would rather  an invaluable aid. For in Mali, according Provided clear images are available, endure an unpleasant experience Normal delegates R2 000 (incl. VAT) to estimates, almost 30% of the pop- Faye ’s line of work is particularly well- (immersing one hand in icy water) Book for 10 and get 1 seat free. ulation suffers from skin diseases such suited to remote diagnosis, as derma- for 90 seconds than for 60 seconds,  Registration fee includes 12-month as leprosy, psoriasis and eczema. tology is based on observation by the if during the last 30 seconds the subscription to The Herald e-edition. “The patient from Koulikoro suffers human eye, he explained. water warms up slightly.  from hypochromia lesions with some “There is a triple benefit: time, money David Maister, former professor at Registered delegates will be allocated healthy patches of skin,” said Faye, head and training for the doctors out in the Harvard Business School, notes that underground parking on the day. field,” he said. it’s easier to wait if your time is Out in Banamba, patient Fatoumata occupied. Date: 28 June 2017 Konare has reaped the benefits. Th at ’s why, for example, some “It had been itching for a long time,” telephone services play music or Time: 7:30 for 8:00am till 16:30 she says of her skin condition. give news updates. Venue: Boardwalk International Convention Her doctor took photos, sent them on, But what can you do yourself to Centre, Beach Road, Summerstrand and told her to return the next day for a make queueing less stressful? ● An initiative of: prescription. Increase your ability to predict “I went to buy the pills and the lotion waiting time, for example by listen- and was healed,” she said. ing for updates in a traffic jam, or The Pierre Fabre Foundation, which is asking a receptionist how fast peo- financing the programme, said the re- ple are moving through the queue. sults have been “solid”, with 175 complex ● Check your estimates against cases diagnosed remotely so far. real time. Just as we tend to over- The foundation promotes the use of estimate how long it takes to fall new technologies to improve diagnosis asleep, we also over-estimate our Register online at www.nmbleadershipsummit.co.za and treatment of skin diseases in Africa, waiting times. and the idea is to expand the project ● While waiting, distract yourself Contact: Charmaine Smith from Mali to other African countries. in a pleasant and/or productive [email protected] | Tel: 041 365 7591 | Cel: 071 200 6852 Already, 20 doctors and nurses have manner. For example, while sitting been trained with a goal of extending the in the GP surgery, make a list of the Proudly sponsored by: service throughout Mali over the next symptoms you wish to discuss. APP OF MY EYE: A doctor at a health two years. ● Engage someone else in the centre in Koulikoro takes pictures of a They will first focus on reaching the queue in conversation, even if it’s patient suffering from a skin disease most disadvantaged and remote areas just to grumble about the delay. — Picture: AFP that have internet coverage. — AFP The Daily Telegraph

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Name RP % Move JOHANNESBURG – These are the banks DJ Futures 21294.00 -0.15 % selling rates yesterday. DJ Ind 21346.60 -0.13 % DA X 12676.45 -1.01 % Interest rates hike weakens bourse C AC 4 0 5204.66 -0.74 % Nikkei 19831.82 -0.26 % R/Australian $ ...... 9.59 Business Shanghai 3132.49 0.06 % R/Botswana Pula ...... 1.26 THE JSE was trading weaker at the second time in 2017. Hang-S eng 25565.34 -1.20 % midday yesterday ahead of the long Resources lost more than 2% after For real time moves, SMS word UP or DOWN to 34019 R/Brazilian Real ...... 3.82 All Ords 5796.70 -1.12 % R/British £ ...... 16.16 weekend as miners remained under the Chamber of Mines declined to (Charged at R2/SMS) NZSE 50 7516.35 0.43 % R/Canadian $ ...... 9.59 pressure on the firmer dollar. meet with the Department of Mineral Gold $ 1253.96 -0.53 % R/Chinese Yuan ...... 1.87 Naspers showed little reaction to a Resources ahead of the release of the Gold R 16108.23 1.27 % MAJOR MOVES UP MAJOR MOVES DOWN R/Euro à ...... 14.23 Wednesday trading update. Mining Charter. Gold R/kg 517879 1.27 % Friday June 16 is a public holiday. General retailers weakened and Silver $ 16.7680 -0.54 % R/Indian Rupee ...... 0.20 Sharename Sale %Move Sharename Sale %Move Sharename Sale %Move Sharename Sale %Move R/Japanese Yen...... 0.12 Gold and platinum shares extended banks and financials failed to make SBAEI 643 35.61 % BSI 35 6.06 % B AS R E A D 90 -21.74 % CO N D U I T 231 -7.60 % Platinum $ 922.61 -1.55 % S-OCEAN 38 22.58 % GRANPRADE 338 5.63 % TAWA N A 250 -16.67 % KUMBAIO 14454 -7.35 % Palladium $ 854.96 -0.47 % R/Kenyan Shilling ...... 0.12 losses at midday as commodity prices headway as the rand lost ground. ESOR 23 9.52 % ELLIES 19 5.56 % ALARIS 200 -13.04 % A N G LO P L AT 28131 -7.18 % Brent Crude 46.90 -3.74 % R/Namibian $ ...... 0.99 retreated on the the US Federal At noon the rand was 1.27% lower JUBILEE 73 8.96 % SIRIUS 1000 5.26 % E XG 8 -11.11 % DENEB 169 -7.14 % R e s e r ve ’s lifting of interest rates for at R12.84/$. — TMG NET1UEPS 13000 7.96 % STO R - AG E 1249 5.04 % ASS O R E 17346 -10.36 % EXXARO 8934 -6.94 % R/New Zealand $ ...... 9.17 R B P L AT 2900 6.34 % S I LV E R B 221 4.25 % J AS CO 82 -8.89 % THARISA 1417 -6.65 % For real time Spots, SMS the word SPOTS to R/Russian Rouble ...... 0.22 QUANTUMF 324 6.23 % B R I M ST- N 1360 4.21 % DELPROP 770 -7.78 % ANGGOLD 13831 -6.08 % 34019 (Charged at R2/SMS) R/United States $ ...... 12.70 Embrace change or become irrelevant Top speaker outlines profile of demanding millennial client

By BARBARA HOLLANDS in the areas of artificial intelligence, for their buck. They are determined, electronic vehicles, and the 3D, entitled and empowered.” OUTH African companies that environmental, energy and agricultural Echoing Jonas, political analyst and are out of touch with the very sectors will radically change the way author Daniel Silke said the economy S specific needs of their millennial companies do business. in South Africa was “not pretty” with customers and ignore the realities of They warned that businesses that a lacklustre GDP growth and a decline the rapidly spreading global “fo u r t h chose not to anticipate or stay ahead in consumer spending since 2011. industrial revolution” face the danger of these changes would fail to thrive. “We saw a proliferation of malls built NFB - Making your of becoming irrelevant and unsustain- Trend and business specialist John in a seemingly never-ending increase financial planning as easy as 1,2,3 able in the foreseeable future. Sanei warned: “If you don’t like in per capita growth, but since 2011 The theme of the Daily Dispatch change, you will like irrelevance even there has been a decline and so we see Strategic Business Summit, which was less” and urged business owners to empty shops and even good blue-chip held at the Venue in Hemingways become architects of the future instead retailers have taken a knock. yesterday and was attended by about of employing the cloak of victimhood. “We are in a technical recession and 200 delegates, was: “South Africa: the East London Industrial Development that is simply not good enough.” next five years.” Zone (ELIDZ) renewable energy and International speaker and business Former deputy minister of finance information, communications and strategist Zipho Sikhakhane said that Mcebisi Jonas said if things continued technology (ICT) sector manager Chris in an unpredictable climate, change on the current trajectory, the next five Ettmayr stresses that millennials – was happening “faster than we are years “would not be pretty”. those born between 1977 and 1997 – are used to”. “Not for the elite, not for the middle the future customers. Old models of leadership were no class, not for the poor and working- “They are extremely confident and longer sustainable and businesspeople class. And things could get a lot worse believe in social media. If your product should harness what made them if we make the wrong choices.” is not on their cellphone they won’t unique if they wanted to get ahead. He said diversifying and driving the buy from you.” “The air of conformity needs to go economy around potential new “They also will only pay for a away. People say the economy is suf- sources of growth should become “an product when they need it and so will fering. Instead they should ask what CRESTING THE WAVE: Political analyst and television personality Justice Malala obsession”. not pay for subscriptions. They also makes them different and how that can addresses the audience at the Daily Dispatch Strategic Business Summit at One by one keynote speakers made only have brand loyalty if they feel be used to make them global players.” Hemingways yesterday Picture: SINO MAJANGAZA the hard-hitting point that innovations they are getting additional services — b a rb a ra h @ d i s p a t c h . c o . z a

Puzzle:Medium 386 Friction over Mining Charter continues

By ALLAN SECCOMBE before a media briefing yesterday, wa s At its recent annual meeting, chief Solution to: rejected by the chamber, using unusually executive Roger Baxter said the chamber How to IN one of the clearest indications that a blunt language. had not had any interaction with the play: Easy 485 major segment of SA’s business com- Expecting the hotly contested charter department on the charter for two munity has lost patience with the gov- to be released at the event, the chamber months, despite its imminent release, and Every digit from ernment, the Chamber of Mines spurned said the purpose of the meeting, called by the chamber kept its legal options open in 1 to 9 must an invitation to a meeting with the De- Mineral Resources Minister Mosebenzi the event of it being unacceptable. appear in each of partment of Mineral Resources just be- Zwane, under the auspices of the Mining A few rumours on the content of the the nine vertical fore a media briefing on the third version Industry Growth, Development and Em- charter have surfaced including the de- columns, in each of the Mining Charter. ployment Task Team (Migdett), repre- partment raising the level of black own- of the nine The charter has become a major point senting the department, labour and in- ership to 30% from 26%, which is a source horizontal rows, of friction between the chamber – wh o s e dustry, was “highly suspicious”. of friction. and in each of members account for 90% of the country’s “The chamber will not be attending the The regulator argues that the 2014 the nine boxes. annual mineral production – and the Migdett meeting,” the chamber said. target of 26% ownership was missed, department, which has lost senior, ex- “Its office-bearers will not be co-opted while the chamber argues that it had Solutions, tips perienced officials and appears to be into participating in an attempt by the exceeded it. and a computer mired in political appointments. [department] to provide any support into Another rumour is a demand for 10% of programme can The department’s last-minute invita- what we believe has been a flawed pro- a miner’s shares to be given to the work- HOT TOPIC: Chamber of Mines have spurned an invitation to a meeting with the be found at tion to the meeting in Pretoria, an hour cess by the [department].” ers. —BDLive Department of Mineral Resources just before a media briefing on the Mining w w w. s u d ok u . co m . Charter Picture: MARIANNE SCHWANKHART

28 JUNE 2017 Industrials among Moody’s casualties SPEAKERS: By MARK ALLIX spect of Bidvest and Barloworld. The But Moody’s affirmed the long-term tional issuer ratings. former was downgraded with a neg- issuer rating and maintained the sta- But it said the outlook on Barloworld NOSIPHO LARGE industrial stocks were among ative outlook, while Barloworld was ble outlook for Naspers. had changed from stable to negative as DAMASANE a slew of South African companies hit upgraded with a stable outlook. Bidvest Group said on Wednesday a result of the change of outlook on CHAIRPERSON BRAND by Moody’s credit rating downgrades “With Bidvest potentially looking to that following Moody’s negative rating SA ’s sovereign rating. OF RICHARDS BAY PRETORIUS in midweek, including banks, miners internationalise its services and com- JOIN THE LEADERSHIP CONVERSATION COAL TERMINAL FORMER CEO of SA, the agency had lowered the M o o dy ’s said it recognised Barlo- OF MCCARTHY and telecoms counter MTN. mercial product divisions this may group’s global long and short-term wo r l d ’s “leading competitive market 2017 SIPHO RETAIL LTD The ratings agency also downgraded have implications for the cost of off- counter-party credit ratings. The out- positions, supported by strong brand PITYANA municipalities and state-owned com- shore debt,” Hodgson said. look remained negative. However, Bid- offerings and stable long-term rela- CHAIRMAN SKHUMBUZO panies as a result of “c o n st r a i n t s ” in M o o dy ’s said Wednesday’s rating ve st ’s national scale rating had re- tionships with its principal suppli- NELSON MANDELA OF IZINGWE MACOZOMA HOLDINGS CEO OF SANRAL the economy brought about by SA’s actions followed the weakening of the mained unchanged, it said. ers”. BAY LEADERSHIP recent sovereign downgrades. South African government’s credit Meanwhile, the ratings agency af- “The ratings also considered Bar- LINCOLN JEFF Mark Hodgson, an analyst at Avior profile. Downgrades included Trans- firmed Barloworld’s long-term and l owo r l d ’s good liquidity position re- SUMMIT MALI GOVENDER Capital Markets, said there were con- net, Eskom, Ekurhuleni metro, Impe- short-term global issuer ratings, and sulting from its favourable debt ma- STANDARD BANK - EXECUTIVE CHAIR trasting global rating actions in re- rial Group and Redefine Properties. raised the company’s long-term na- turity profile,” M o o dy ’s said. —TMG HEAD: GROUP CARD & OF BOPHELA EMERGING PAYMENTS INVESTMENTS, MD FAMHEALTH REGISTRATION FEES: MEDIPARK Á NMMU staff and Alumni R1 800 (incl. VAT) Á Normal delegates R2 000 (incl. VAT) Book for 10 and get 1 seat free. Á Registration fee includes 12-month Commission acts on meat price-fixing subscription to The Herald e-edition. Á Registered delegates will be allocated underground parking on the day. By SUNITA MENON “There [has been] a signi- Karan Beef chief executive ficant uptick in raids in the Arnold Pretorius denied the THE Competition Commis- last few months and these allegations against his com- Date: 28 June 2017 sion raided meat-supplying raids have taken place since pany and welcomed the probe. Time: 7:30 for 8:00am till 16:30 companies in three provinces cartel conduct became crim- Although he could not com- Venue: Boardwalk International Convention this week on suspicion of inal in May [last year].” ment on behalf of the industry, Centre, Beach Road, Summerstrand price-fixing. According to the Competi- he said, “there is not the The commission conducted tion Amendment Act, price- slightest hint of price-fixing An initiative of: simultaneous search and fixing, market allocation and from our company”. seizure operations at 13 prem- collusive tendering between “We are all in fierce com- ises of seven companies as actual and potential competi- petition with each other. It part of a continuing invest- tors could result in criminal would not make sense [to fix igation into the alleged fixing liability for directors or man- prices],” Pretorius said. of prices and trading condi- ag e r s . The commission said the tions. Norton said that, depending food sector was one of its pri- The companies whose on the Competition Tribunal, ority industries. www.nmbleadershipsummit.co.za premises were raided are meat suppliers might also be “The commission remains PRIME SUSPECTS: Meat-supplying firms are being scrutinised Register online at Karan Beef, Sparta, Chalmar, fined if found guilty. committed in its quest to fight Contact: Charmaine Smith Beefmaster, Morgan, Beefcor The meat suppliers are also collusion in the food sector as [email protected] | Tel: 041 365 7591 | Cel: 071 200 6852 and Fabvleis. The companies known as feedlots. a whole, as higher prices of tions Sipho Ngwema said the found guilty of price-fixing, operate in Gauteng, the Free They buy weaner calves food affect the most vulner- next step was to interview the law allowed the commis- Proudly sponsored by: State and Northern Cape. from farmers to bulk-feed able and poor households who people, subpoena documents sion to seek up to 10% of the Nortons director Anthony them in preparation for spend a disproportionately and use other legal tools to get c o mp a ny ’s turnover as an ad- Norton said the raid indicated slaughtering in the produc- high percentage of their in- to the bottom of the suspicions ministrative penalty and oth- a robust stance the commis- tion of beef, which is then sold come on food,” the commis- in the matter. er suitable remedies available sion had taken on cartel be- to wholesale and retail cus- sion said. 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WEATHER TODAY DEVASTATED: Widow Nosipho Kondlo, Eastern Cape (Eastern Half) far right, in tears seen here with her Partly cloudy in the morning, otherwise sister Nosipho Gusha after she was fine, windy and warm. Cops arrest prevented from attending the funeral The wind along the coast will be moderate of her 84-year-old husband, Bonisile to fresh north-westerly. Kondlo Picture: SIBONGILE NGALWA Tr aveller’s Weather min max B l o e m fo n t e i n 7 20 Johannesburg 6 16 EC surgeons Pretoria 7 19 Durban 14 22 Po l o k wa n e 12 23 Kimberley 11 22 Upington 14 27 Cape Town 10 16 and nurses George 11 23 To d a y ’s Expected Temper atures min max Clampdown on illegal circumcision Aliwal North 8 19 Bhisho 8 23 Cradock 4 25 By SIKHO NTSHOBANE quest to try and sensitise East London 16 27 Mthatha Bureau communities and young boys about Fort Beaufort 8 29 the dangers of illegal circumcision Graaff-Reinet 10 26 OV E R N M E NT ’S efforts to prior to the start of the winter G r a h a m st o w n 11 27 curb the deaths of young initiation season. Jouber tina 6 26 G initiates through illegal The Daily Dispatch has carried M t h at h a 9 25 circumcision in the Eastern Cape several horrific stories about young Ngqura 14 28 made a breakthrough over the boys being rescued from illegal Plettenberg Bay 11 25 weekend when police arrested three schools during initiation season. Port Alfred 12 29 traditional surgeons (iingcibi) and Some of the boys end up having Port Elizabeth 14 28 seven traditional nurses (amakha- their penises amputated while Port St Johns 15 24 nkatha) for circumcising underage others lose their lives from being Q u e e n st o w n 8 21 b oys . assaulted at these schools. Uitenhage 13 31 Mthatha police spokesman Eastern Cape provincial health Lieutenant-Colonel Mzukisi Fatyela spokesman Sizwe Kupelo hailed the Sunrise 070 8 said one of the surgeons had been police for the breakthrough saying Sunset 1711 arrested in the Tina Falls area near the only solution to the problem Yester day’s Weather Qumbu while the other two were was “ h e av y - h a n d e d ” action by the apprehended in Ngqeleni on st at e . Max temp: 18.9ºC Saturday following a raid on illegal He said the new Act was a big Min temp: 9.3ºC initiation schools. test for the government and Discomfort Index: 25ºC The suspects are aged between 18 stakeholders to make sure it was Barometer: 1023.7hPa (increasing) and 20. properly enforced and followed. Wind: 15 knots (N) Four traditional nurses aged “It’s about the lives of those Rain (at 2pm): Nil between 17 and 18 were also young boys. So even the judiciary Feud keeps widow from funeral Humidity: 61% arrested in Tina Falls while another will have to play its role and take three were arrested in Ngqeleni. this seriously,” he said. Sea: 17ºC “They were charged with Eastern Cape House of By BONGANI FUZILE said: “Police were called but there Nosidima had been living with No s i d i m a ’s uncle, Mandlake Jali, circumcising young boys who are Traditional Leaders chairman Senior Reporter was no fight, only the protest from her deceased husband for a number said they were still shocked. Moon Phases underage as the majority of them Nkosi Ngangomhlaba Matanzima the community and it was not vi- of years, according to family mem- “I’ve asked Wandile what is hap- June 17 Last Quarter were not even older than 16 years,” said it was shocking that despite all POLICE had to intervene in the olent,” said Mqala. bers. pening and he said they won’t allow June 24 New Moon said Fatyela. the awareness campaigns there funeral of an 84-year-old man after Community leader, Thando Won- Speaking to the Dispatch, the dis- Nosidima to attend. What they did “The new Customary Male were still incidents of people trying July 1 First Quarter his 39-year-old widow was told not toti said their protest was intended traught Nosidima said: “They told was embarrassing,” said Jali. Initiation Practice Act prohibits to cash in on the custom by running July 9 Full Moon to attend the funeral by her in- to embarrass the family for what me that I would not bury my hus- Two weeks ago, 84-year-old Bo- children under 18 years old from illegal schools. l aws . they had apparently done to the band and I could not believe what nisile fell sick and Nosidima had to May Tides undergoing initiation.” He said joblessness among young The incident happened at Zikho- w i d ow. they were saying. ask her in-laws to help take him to a High Low High Low Fatyela revealed that some of the people was partly to blame for the va village in Tyolomnqa on Youth “We ’ve never seen before what “What made things worse is that clinic, which is less than 400m from Mon 19 1140 0532 –––– 1 751 suspects went through the rite of mushrooming of illegal initiation Day when more than 50 villagers, this Kondlo family did. This woman they didn’t even tell me that he had their home. Tues 20 0017 0640 1 2 51 1 8 57 passage to manhood last year. school as some youths saw a way of armed with placards, protested was living with the deceased and passed away. I heard it from the “But they would not help, I had to Wed 21 0116 073 6 1349 1952 He said they would appear in making a quick buck. against the barring of Bonisile when he was ill she took care of him neighbours,” she said. put him on my back and walk to the Thurs 22 0 2 07 0825 1439 2040 court in Ngqeleni and Qumbu today “These arrests are like an intsomi Ko n d l o ’s wife Nosidima, from bury- and the deceased loved her, we Nosidima and villagers blamed clinic. They wanted him to die, and on charges of contravening the [myth]. If we are going to say the Fri 23 0256 0911 1525 2127 ing her husband. know that as the village. Bonisile Kondlo’s younger brother, when he died the following day, they Circumcision Act. same thing over and over and It was a sight never witnessed “We wanted them to be embar- Wandile Kondlo, for not allowing didn’t bother to tell me that he had Sat 24 0343 0955 1610 2213 Fatyela urged communities to people continue to do it, then it Sun 25 0429 1038 1655 2259 before in the village. rassed in front of their own rel- her to attend the funeral. passed away,” said Nosidima. work with the police and traditional means it is us who don’t place any Village women boycotted the fu- atives who travelled from other ar- Contacted for his comments, Wa- Nosidima said the only time her leaders to root out the problem. value on our custom.” neral by not cooking for mourners eas to attend the funeral. ndile said he had nothing to say. in-laws had spoken to her after the The news comes less than three He blamed parents who failed to while youths did not help dig the “What they did was wrong and “No thank you, I don’t want to death was to demand her identity Flight Times weeks after cooperative governance involve the police even after finding g r ave . we won’t forgive them. To prevent a enter into that, I am not going to document and marriage certificate SA Airways and traditional affairs MEC Fikile out that their children had run off East London police spokeswom- woman from burying her husband, talk to you about my family,” he to assist them in claiming for his A r r i va l s Xasa criss crossed the province in a to an illegal initiation school. an, Warrant Officer Hazel Mqala that is women abuse.” said. i n su r a n c e . SA1301 Durban ...... 070 5 SA1361 Cape Town...... 072 5 SA0459 Johannesburg ...... 073 5 SA8480 Port Elizabeth...... 074 5 SA1363 Cape Town...... 0825 S A 0 47 1 Johannesburg ...... 1130 SA1305 Durban ...... 1305 E Cape programme to boost early learning S A 1 37 1 Cape Town...... 1350 Nqadu village man held S A 0 475 Johannesburg ...... 1635 SA8488 Port Elizabeth...... 1 70 0 By ARETHA LINDEN education campus in East London. structured and quality ECD ser- reduced juvenile crime rates and SA1309 Durban ...... 1 75 5 after grandmother killed Education Reporter Some of its features will include a vices and programmes to preschool [increased] social productivity in SA1409 Johannesburg ...... 1900 model of a pre-school that will be children created better societies. adulthood,” Cohen said. S A 1 375 Cape Town...... 1905 A TRADITIONAL council, a non- used to provide a site to test ef- “This evidence indicates that pro- Gompo Traditional Council head Depar tures By SIYA TSEWU utilising all resources at our dis- profit organisation and a university fective practices in child develop- viding appropriate cognitive stim- Chief Mthuthuzeli Makinana, said SA0460 Johannesburg ...... 0640 posal to ensure that offenders are SA1302 Durban ...... 073 5 have joined forces to prioritise early ment in classrooms, and video con- ulation, nutrition, care and health lack of managerial skills of p e op l e SA1362 Cape Town...... 0800 WILLOWVALE police have ar- brought to book to face the con- learning for children. ferencing facilities. services during this critical devel- whom government entrusted with SA8481 Port Elizabeth...... 0805 rested a 23-year-old man for al- sequences of their ruthless The programme by the Gompo Blue Crane Foundation director opment period results in increased the responsibility of grooming fu- SA0462 Johannesburg ...... 0810 legedly murdering his grand- deeds.” Traditional Council, Blue Crane Galit Cohen said there was sub- primary school enrolment, en- ture leaders, prompted the council’s SA1364 Cape Town...... 0900 m o t h e r. Several elderly women have Foundation and the University of stantial international evidence hanced school performance, low- involvement in this programme. — S A 0 476 Johannesburg ...... 1205 Neighbours heard the 75-year- been victims of violent crimes Fort Hare is aimed at empowering which indicated that providing ered repetition and drop-out rates, a re t h a l @ d i s p a t c h . c o . z a SA1306 Durban ...... 1335 old woman screaming in the early since the beginning of the year. community structures involved in S A 1 372 Cape Town...... 1420 hours of Thursday morning, at In April, Willowvale police early childhood development (ECD) SA0480 Johannesburg ...... 1710 Nqadu village. opened a case of arson after centres through capacity training. SA8489 Port Elizabeth...... 1 72 0 Police spokesman Captain Nonarethi Maseti, 70, was al- The initiative will see hundreds of SA1310 Durban ...... 1825 Jackson Manatha said the motive legedly burnt alive in her house in ECD managers, teachers and school S A 1 41 0 Johannesburg ...... 1940 for the murder was u n k n ow n . Nkanku location, Chafutweni vil- governing bodies being equipped S A 1 376 Cape Town...... 1940 “[Neighbours] rushed to her lage, Willowvale. with managerial skills, teachers ob- 28 Kulula house and found her being Police said the Maseti family taining suitable qualifications and A r r i va l s stabbed by the suspect. The vic- suspected that her house had first books being sourced for children to JUNE MN801 Johannesburg ...... 0815 tim was rushed to hospital where been doused with petrol before promote the culture of reading. 2017 MN805 Johannesburg ...... 1 72 5 she was certified dead on arrival,” being set alight. The programme has already been Depar tures Manatha said. The family members, who were rolled out at 45 preschools in East SPEAKERS: MN802 Johannesburg ...... 0855 The man will appear today in the first to arrive at the scene, MN806 Johannesburg ...... 1800 London where the centres partici- the Willowvale Magistrate’s smelt petrol. pated in the training offered by Fort NOSIPHO F l y S a fa i r DAMASANE A r r i va l s Court on a murder charge. In May, Butterworth police in- Hare. Eastern Cape Provincial Com- vestigated the rape of a 68-year- CHAIRPERSON BRAND FA 2 4 8 Johannesburg ...... 0840 The training includes basic ECD OF RICHARDS BAY PRETORIUS FA 1 4 2 Cape Town...... 1430 missioner Lieutenant-General old woman in a forest. training for new teachers and prin - JOIN THE LEADERSHIP CONVERSATION COAL TERMINAL FORMER CEO Depar tures Liziwe Ntshinga condemned the The woman had gone to collect cipals to manage ECD programmes. OF MCCARTHY FA 2 4 9 Johannesburg ...... 0905 killing saying: “This is another firewood in the morning when she Speaking to the Dispatch, Dr 2017 SIPHO RETAIL LTD shocking and senseless case was allegedly followed by a sus- Namhla Sotuku, from Fort Hare, said PITYANA FA 1 4 3 Cape Town...... 1455 CHAIRMAN SKHUMBUZO Flights and flight times are subject to where an innocent elderly person pect. the objective was to make ECD cen- NELSON MANDELA OF IZINGWE MACOZOMA change without notice was murdered. “It is alleged he borrowed an tres more practical and to l ay a solid HOLDINGS CEO OF SANRAL Shipping “It must be emphasised that the axe from the victim. He then al- learning foundation for children. BAY LEADERSHIP safety of women and children is a legedly threatened the victim Sotuku said some of the chal- LINCOLN JEFF In port last night: Danah Explorer at top priority for the Eastern Cape with the same axe,” Manatha said lenges identified were parents’ and SUMMIT MALI GOVENDER repair quay; Mvezo at C-berth; BBC STANDARD BANK - EXECUTIVE CHAIR police. at the time. fa m i l i e s ’ lack of involvement in HEAD: GROUP CARD & OF BOPHELA Shangai at F-berth; Cepheus Leader “The non-stop investigation of “He overpowered the victim their children’s development, un- EMERGING PAYMENTS INVESTMENTS, at R-extension such cases is in line with our and allegedly raped her. 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Á Lion as ultimate home guard Sotuku said the outcome of en- Registered delegates will be allocated How to contact us gagements and “trans-disciplinary” underground parking on the day. Editorial telephone: 043 702 2000 research to be conducted by in- By STUART GRAHAM couldn’t think of any other way to Editorial Fax: 043 748 1723 vestigators from different disci- Date: 28 June 2017 News email: n e w s @ d i s p at c h . c o . z a protect my family,” Tobie Bird, who is plines, would be used to inform ECD Address: Quenera Drive, Beacon Bay, 5241 ROBBERS planning to attack a Free a former policeman, said. policy implementations, interven- Time: 7:30 for 8:00am till 16:30 Website: w w w. d i s p at c h l i ve . c o . z a State game farmer and his wife face a “How do you fight off attackers tion programmes and practices. 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The centre will be based in a Non deliveries reported before 8am will be redeliv- att a c k . “He is still a wild lion. He was raised building, now under construction, ered on the same day. “I was in hospital at the time and by his mother in the wild,” he said. next to the university’s faculty of COMPLAINTS: Daily Dispatch complaints and queries can be sent to us at: e-mail: feedback@dis- www.nmbleadershipsummit.co.za p at c h . c o . z a Register online at COPYRIGHT: The copyright in all material in this MATTER OF FACT Contact: Charmaine Smith newspaper and its supplements - particularly [email protected] | Tel: 041 365 7591 | Cel: 071 200 6852 IT WAS incorrectly reported in the Ndabeni, had said that ANC pro- In fact, Ndabeni had been re- material which is identified by the symbol ©, or Proudly sponsored by: which is attributed to others - is exbpressly Daily Dispatch on Thursday, under vincial chairman Phumulo Masu- ferring to himself for the position reserved. 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THE HERALD Monday 8 May 22, 2017 TIP OF THE DAY QUOTE OF THE DAY “If you buy things you do not need, soon you will “It always seems impossible until have to sell things you it’s done” – Former South African President Nelson need” Mandela – Warren Buffet B usiness Placement agency finds its niche Zanele Diniso seizes her chance to build up a reputable business securing employment for domestic workers

tic workers. I then decided to formalise do to secure a candidate that matches a My clients are this by starting a company. home. This means taking into considera- tion transport and telephone costs. And what makes your business unique? not just My clients are not just numbers. I make What kind of advertising do you do? numbers. I sure that the personalities fit and I do fol- I do a lot of my advertising through low up on the placements. I build relation- Facebook, Gum Tree and Instagram. We al- make sure ships. so have a website and flyers. that the If someone wanted to copy your What is your company’s vision? business model, how would they To clean the world through the personalities start? empowerment of those less for- fit One would need a cell tunate. I would later like to phone, access to the inter- provide an au pair service net, a laptop and a printer. that reaches an internatio- Siyamtanda Capa nal market. I am also in capas @timesmedia.co.za What are some of the the process of putting biggest inhibitors your together a digital app business faced before which will bring serv- NSPIRATION from her mother’s even getting off the work ethic as a cleaner and her ices to our clients’ fin- ground? ger tips. father’s profound business sense, A lack of proper led to Zanele Diniso establishing and clear explana- What is your tar- a domestic worker placement tions on the rights get market? agency in Nelson Mandela Bay. of domestic work- It is homeown- IDiniso, 33, of New Brighton, is taking the ers or tenants who ers, as well as the service industry by storm in her role as a rights of the em- can afford to pay “middleman” between homeowners and ployers. for a helper – whe- domestic workers through her firm Peri- ther to clean a winkle Home Executives. What started out What is some of home or help do as a business idea and a stack of CVs scat- the biggest chal- laundr y. tered across her mother’s living-room lenges in running floor in 2012, has today place more than the day-to-day side What are some of 300 domestic workers in jobs. of the business? your highlights in running your busi- What is your core service? Time manage- ment is a major chal- ness? To train domestic workers, place them lenge. I need to make I made it to the Top to clean homes, while also providing a every minute count 4 of the ABSA Your babysitting service for hotels. and make sure I am Money Novice Entre- What made you venture into this type of ready for each day and preneur in 2014. I was service industry? able to deal with clients also nominated for the This industry actually chose me. I was when needed. Nelson Mandela Bay Busi- ness Chamber Top 40 Un- raised by a domestic worker who not only What are the some of the made sure that her employer’s home was der 40 young achievers in best practices that have made 2015. My most recent success up to a perfect standard but did the same your business successful? Any tips for budding in her home as well. I was exposed to this was reaching the finals in the Pricing, relationship-building, Emerging Entrepreneur in the Re- entrepreneurs or new industry from an early age and I would marketing and believing in my sometimes go to work with my mother gional Businesswomen Association business owners? brand. I also work hard to ensure I get Achievers Awards 2017. when I was unable to go to school. to the next level. I have also not forgotten But when did you see the opportunity to the team of mentors that have guided me Patience is key, be flexible and start Periwinkle Home Executives? in the past – and also those who still do. GOING PLACES: Zanele Diniso started a ensure you love what you do. I mean Later in life, I had women in the com- How did you decide on pricing? domestic worker placement agency in LOVE it! munity who were looking for work who ap- I base my pricing on the groundwork I Nelson Mandela Bay proached me trying to get jobs as domes- Picture: FREDLIN ADRIAAN It’s your call – it should be your recording too Top speakers for summit Herald Reporter IMAGINE signing a WENDY KNOWLER “keep” a record, vinced that when he took out spokesman said. contract with a not to give a three 24-month data contracts Asked why he was unable to Beware of entering into THE annual Nelson Mandela company – a cell- copy to con- 18 months ago, he was told he engage Vodacom on the issue of Bay Leadership Summit kicks phone contract, sumers. could cancel them at any time the call recording, despite many of f next month with a say – in one of its Sadly, many without penalty. attempts over some time, the contract over the phone high-powered lineup of stores, and as you companies But when he tried to do that in spokesman said the network speakers. don’t subscribe December, he was told that early would like to apologise to him I ALSO had reason to ask Cell C not do that, hence her usage of Some questions that will be put your signature R6 665.82.” to the paperwork, to the “sharing cancellation penalties were pay- for the service lapse, and that he to retrieve the recording of a explored at the summit are, BRAND PRETORIUS is caring” ap- able, and his pleas for the recor- telesales call, arising from a bill The limit has now been set, what is ethical leadership, and the sales assistant had since been invited to listen and “as a gesture of goodwill” snatches it away. proach to call ding to be listened to were bla- to the recording at its Pinelands dispute. how can it be harnessed to re c o rd i n g s , tantly ignored. Arabia Riah Bux of Durban Cell C has credited her account create and cultivate a stronger “W h e re ’s my branch. with half that high bill – copy?” you ask, in- In your corner which is not on- In desperation, Lunsky Each request by a customer to said she was told when she took strain of forward-thinking, ly unfair but ex- recorded his phone conversa- out a R249 per month contract R3 332.91. responsible and sustainable dignant. “I’m afraid listen to a call recording was No word about the recording you’re going to tremely arro- tion with a member of Voda- considered on its merits, she with Cell C telephonically in o rg a n i s a t i o n s . gant, in my view. com’s social media team. or what was said or not said in have to complete a request un- said, “and in most instances we March that it would only become The summit takes place on A few years ago, when I raised When he asked why his tele- effective on April 21, and when that call – particularly about how June 28 at the Boardwalk der the Promotion of Access to would request that the cus- to activate the credit limit – so I the issue with National Consu- sales call recording had not she asked about capping the International Convention Information Act if you want a tomer complete a request under have no way of knowing if that mer Commissioner Ebrahim Mo- been listened to, there was an data usage, she was told that Centre in Port Elizabeth. c o p y, ” he says, and walks away. hamed, he said despite the fact awkward pause before the agent the Promotion of Access to In - response was appropriate or Even someone with an under- formation Act”. this could only happen after the not. NMMU Business School that the CPA was silent on mak- said: “Because the case has been contract took effect. director Dr Randall Jonas, one developed sense of justice and ing call recordings available to closed . . . ” I wonder how many people THE ADVICE fair play would argue that a con- would have the time or the in- But on April 6 she was told In the absence of a guarantee of the conveners of the Standard Bank’s Lincoln Mali; consumers, the commission was Lunsky turned to me for help summit, said: “When ethical sumer has a right to their own clination to jump through those that she owed the network that you will have access to a Richards Bay Coal Terminal of the view that the CPA rule via Twitter and I then took up R6 665.82 and, on complaining, leadership, so essential for a record of the terms and condi- which compelled companies to the case with Vodacom. procedural hoops in order to lis- telesales call recording on CEO and non-executive tions of the contract they agreed ten to a recording of their own she was told she’d be credited request, I would recommend transforming and sustainable supply consumers with copies A spokesman got back to me just R1 400. society, is non-existent the director of JSE-listed WBH to enter into. of written contracts should ap- to say that the call in question conversation with the company either avoiding entering into a Nosipho Damasane and owner In fact, the Consumer Protec- they chose to do business with. I asked Cell C to retrieve the contract over the phone fabric of society and its ply to telephonic contracts, too. had been listened to, and the call in order to settle the dispute. institutions become soiled. of Famhealth Medipark in tion Act (CPA) compels compa- I’ve repeated the Commission- agent did mention the contracts So, with that in mind, know altogether, or making your own Gelvandale Dr Jeff Govender. nies to give consumers a free that if you enter into a contract The response: “In order for a recording of the call. Or make it Some of the speakers er’s statement many times, but could be cancelled without include AngloGold Ashanti Registration fee per person copy of their written agree- the quick, convenient way – over customer to activate a credit a condition upon agreeing to the still many consumers’ re q u e s t s penalty, but specified that this chairman Sipho Pityana; is R2 000. Bookings for 10 ments. the phone – forcing them to re- limit on an upgrade or a new deal that you be allowed to listen for access to their call record- was only within 14 days. former chairman and CEO of delegates will receive one seat But for some reason I cannot lease it to you if you later dis- contract, they must contact our to it without having to resort to a ings are either ignored or de- “But we are willing to cancel at McCarthy Motor Holdings f re e . fathom, the Act regards “non pute the terms of the contract call centre and activate their Promotion of Access to nied. no cost as a goodwill gesture, Brand Pretorius; Sanral’s Contact Charmaine Smith written” agreements differently, could be anything but conve- projected limit. Information Act request. If they In the case of Benjamin Lun- which has been communicated newly appointed CEO on (041) 365-7591 or visit requiring companies only to sky, of Cape Town, he was con- to Mr Lunsky,” a Vodacom nient. “In this case, the customer did refuse, don’t proceed. Skhumbuzo Macozoma; w w w. n m b l e a d e r s h i p s u m m i t . c o . z a . Think before diving into app minefield

WORK-life balance is the holy grail The number of available apps in DEIRDRE ELPHICK-MOORE ý Physical action: exercise: ef fi- that can help us maintain enthu- so many are looking for; some- the Google Play Store was placed cient work practices siasm across this matrix. thing that has fuelled the growth at 2.4 million in September last ý Spiritual action: reflection: Achieving a personal sense of of a thriving global industry, yet year. And, despite its efforts to shared values work-life balance is no easy feat. It continues to elude most of us. clean up outdated or abandoned ý Mental action: quality social takes critical thinking, application The reason, in part, is that apps, Apple’s App Store is still connections: life-long learning and daily effort. It is tempting to RETAILER OPPORTUNITY IN BUTTERWORTH work-life is an ill-defined outcome. g ro w i n g . ý Emotional action: personal dive into the App Store without Before we can begin to hope to Sensor Tower estimates that it respite: boundaries this investment but it will most could more than double in size by Life is more detailed and com- likely lead to disappointment. Caltex Eastern Cape Marketer is a successfully established and innovative company achieve any kind of “balance”, we providing quality Caltex petroleum products and services to its customers in the Eastern need to start with a clear idea of 2020, with five million apps avail- plicated than this but research Working through this methodo- Cape. Caltex Eastern Cape Marketer is a branded marketer for Chevron South Africa. what we are trying to achieve. able. conducted by the Nielsen Compa- logy will allow individuals to see Chevron has a large network of stations throughout the country. Harry Jansen Kraemer Jr, au- Exploring which apps could ny, which studies consumers in situations from multiple perspec- thor of From Values to Action: The help us achieve a better sense of Office Coach more than 100 countries, shows tives and differing viewpoints. Today and in the future, Caltex Eastern Cape Marketer will continue to be at the forefront Four Principles of Values-Based work-life balance therefore in- that the average number of apps The methodology outlined in of the Eastern Cape Fuel industry, and as such we take this opportunity to invite highly Leadership, defines balance as volves some critical thinking. starting with a clearly defined vi- used by individuals is 27 and that the example above can be applied motivated, outgoing individuals, with strong initiative to join the growing Caltex Eastern “the ability to see situations from Having a meaningful work-life vi- sion statement: “Work-life balance this number has been constant for corporately too. Cape Marketer partnership of retailers. multiple perspectives and differ- sion means developing a clear means managing my energy so the last five years. Nubera, a Gartner company ing viewpoints to gain a much statement that is compelling to us that I can be as enthusiastic and The point here is that we cannot headquartered in Barcelona, Successful applicants should preferably possess the following attributes: fuller understanding. Balance and provides guidance for our dai- productive as possible in all areas over-engineer this review of Spain, is an ecosystem of business means that you consider all sides ly behaviour, decisions and prac- of my life; physical, spiritual, men- work-life balance because we have app and software discovery plat- philosophy of people, partnerships and performance; and opinions with an open mind”. tices. tal and emotional”. limited capacity in terms of time, forms. Its mission is to help pro- It is within this context that I ap- A work-life (not work/life) vision The focus here is on managing money and attention. There are fessionals find the software and proach this review of apps to im- also helps to narrow our focus, energy levels and fostering enthu- only so many apps that we can re- apps that best meet their needs. supporting your interest and ability to learn; prove work-life balance. which is what is needed if we are siasm in four areas: physical, spir- alistically use properly. It serves small and medium to successfully navigate the mil- itual, mental and emotional. With this understanding of the businesses and is perhaps a good There is an app for everything, À it seems. There are literally mil- lions of apps available. In this working example, each of ways that the four work-life bal- place to start for those ready to Here is a working example of ance focus areas manifest in our apply this approach to achieving Caltex Eastern Cape Marketer family of retailers can obtain application forms from lions of software developers the four areas manifests in a pro- [email protected] around the globe and they are how the vague concept of work- fessional and a personal way and lives, both personally and profes- work-life balance at an organisa- hard at work! life balance can be unpacked by one action is cited in each: sionally, we can then look for apps tional level.

EP Herald, 22-May-2017 Cyan Page 8 EP Herald, 22-May-2017 Magenta Page 8 EP Herald, 22-May-2017 Yellow Page 8 EP Herald, 22-May-2017 Black Page 8 Friday GOT A STORY? PHONE OUR NEWS DESK: (041) 504 7324 WORLD NEWS June 9, 2017 7 GLOBAL MARKETS MARKET MOVERS – AT 6.30PM JSE 51 958.5 -0.31% RAND/DOLLAR R12.89 -0.78% FTSE 100 7 449.98 -0.38% RAND/EURO R14.48 -0.28% DAX 1210 713.58294.35 +0.32% -0.76% RAND/POUND R16.70R20.99 -0.52% -1.3% DOW 1721 932.97246.08 -0.39%+0.34% GOLD $1$1 237.38 276.90 +0.62% -0.63% BRENTBRENT CRUDE CRUDE $48.25$44.53$44.2 -0.43%-0.96% -1.4% B usiness P L AT I N U M $1$926.5 $935014 +0.65%-2.24%-0.74% Iconic Bay building up for auction Shaun Gillham gillhams @timesmedia.co.za Landmark Star Bakery property in Walmer valued at R13.1m goes under hammer on June 19

ORT Elizabeth’s land- While Premier sank millions of quirements for the por t,”he said. “It is a prises multiple storerooms, ware- mark former Star Bak- rands into the upgrade of its newly Eastern Cape region It is very well prominent industrial houses, offices, wash bays and ery building in Walmer acquired facilities, the Walmer bak- and will consequently situated property that strad- workshops. will go under the ham- ery was decommissioned soon aft- be closed down”. dles 158-160 Heugh “It is being sold with vacant oc- mer at an onsite auction er Premier announced its closure in Greg Nafte, co-di- close to the Road. cupation.” in less than two weeks. February this year. rector of Nexus Prop- ‘ “This auction pre- He said viewing of the property PThe property, which extends over This means the Walmer facility – erty Group which is airport and sents property inves- was by appointment only and that 7 785m² and fronts onto the city’s which had attracted labour unrest handling the sale, 5km from tors with a chance to auction participants were required bustling Heugh Road commercial and an arson attack as a result of said the property was invest in a landmark to submit a R50 000 refundable de- node, was last valued by the muni- the closure of operations – no zoned industrial and the port asset in a growing, posit. cipality at R13.1-million. longer has any equipment and will was well suited to central node that is Due to protests against Premier’s It will be offered on auction at not be sold as a going or opera- warehousing or retail experiencing both staff retrenchments when the com- midday on June 19. tional concern. use. commercial and retail development pany began the rationalisation of its The bakery was acquired, along At the time of the winding down He said while a reserve price had g ro w t h . Eastern Cape operations, three pet- with four other bakeries in the East- of operations, Premier said the fa- been set, it was confidential. “The property consists of a large rol bombs were thrown at the build- ern Cape, by the Premier Group in cility was “not optimal to meet the “It is very well situated close to paved yard expanse and a gross let- ing, but there was no damage to the FOR SALE: The former Star Bakery building in Walmer Estate has been March 2013. future volume and technology re- the airport and just 5km from the table area of 3 061m², which com- proper ty. decommissioned Picture: EUGENE COETZEE

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WHEN I first considered buying car systems and anti-virus software insurance, as a single mother with with automatic daily updates. a limited budget I considered it an Invest in effective anti-virus pro- unnecessary expense. tection – like insurance, it is not an One rainy morning my brakes expense. Don’t visit unsecured websites SHANDRE MAIN NOMHLE ‘CHINESE’ TYS SIOBHAN DAY ANNETTE LOVEMORE locked and I saw myself sliding to- LOUDEAUX MINNIE wards a bottle-green BMW. or those offering unrealistic deals, I thought: “I am going to hit this special offers and free stuff. car, there is nothing I can do and I They often download malware don’t have insurance.” on your system, opening the door Fortunately, the to cyber criminals. BMW driver didn’t A happy birthday have a scratch and I Te a c h a b l e message on Facebook learnt my lesson – I could reveal part of called an insurance Moments your password. b ro k e r. Registering your The recent Wanna- home GPS coordi- Cry ransomware at- nates directs cyber tack, affecting data criminals to your owners worldwide, home. raised awareness of These are examples NOZIBELE QAMNGANA MICHELLE VAN HUYSSTEEN GLENDA BRUNETTE CINDY JONKER ANGELA PATTINSON cyber security. of how you leave dig- It was a wake-up ital breadcrumbs, lea- call. It is not just an IT ding cyber criminals problem, it is every- into your world. one’s problem. De Villiers says: 10 women with their hearts in the right place Mobile technology Bev “One of the reasons so takes us outside our Hancock many NHS services in the UK were vulnera- for the Ubuntu Education Fund, 500 children in school uniforms, ships. She oversees and manages a grating networks and influencing heavily protected IT WITH the final judging process f i re w a l l s . ble to WannaCry is she uses her marketing degree to has three feeding centres for the staff complement of 37, compris- players through a common vision. completed for the 16 Business- Digital leadership specialist Ray- that regular updates were not broaden funding sources in sup- destitute, creates awareness by do- ing manufacturing, warehouse, women’s Association of Port Eliz- G OV E R N M E N T mond de Villiers says: “Our cyber scheduled and installed at the ear- port of cradle-to-career household ing township tours, and has set up set-up and sales teams. abeth (BWA) Investec Regional ý Siobhan Day, 27, is a Grade 2 presence is just as susceptible to liest convenience, giving cyber stability, health and education ser- a literacy centre. They operate in Port Elizabeth Business Achiever Awards (RBAA), teacher at Collegiate Junior. criminality and virtual violence as criminals a brief window to breach the tough job of choosing categor y vices. P R O F E S S I O NA L and in Cape Town. An Old Collegiate girl, her dream our physical presence is. server security.” winners will now take place. ý Michelle van Huyssteen, 45, is ý Cindy Jonker, of Goldberg & Her passion is events and the was always to be a teacher. “Just as we take precautions in “We should, however, have at The 16 finalists are nominated in Port Elizabeth branch manager of De Villiers, is an attorney who people she meets and works with She is Grade 2 head and founda- the physical world, we need to take least one back-up device that is six categories, and the winners will the Reach for a Dream Foundation strives for excellence in the world every day. tion phase maths subject head. them in the cyberworld.” plugged in during back-up, and un- be announced at a gala dinner on Her parents, Jannie and Liz, in- of commercial law. ý Shandre Main is general man- Having a love for theatre and Increased cyber security ex- plugged when it is completed.” stilled a strong work ethic in her. ager of the Kelway Hotel. Tu e s d a y. She teaches at the NMMU Law dance, she directs and choreo- tends the important role of IT in Turn off and disconnect your The six award categories are Her sister, Chenita, taught her to She is also a wife, mother of two, Night School and serves on the graphs the school’s biannual mu- business, providing not only tech- computer when you aren’t using it. emerging entrepreneur, entrepre- believe in herself. board of Community Chest East- sister, friend, manager, colleague, sical productions, for which she nical security but educating and Botnets and other malware can neur, social entrepreneur, corpor- Husband Theunis uncondition- ern Cape. mentor and psychologist. has won many awards. shifting mindsets to the strategic co-opt the dormant processing ate, professional and government. ally supports a career that de- ý Angela Pattinson is passion- Main started in the hospitality A qualified Royal Academy of value and high cost of data loss. power of our machines. Today, we focus on the last four mands so much emotionally. ate about health and wellness and industry at the bottom of the lad- Fundamentals include operating — Bev Hancock, managing director, Kamva Leadership Institute categories: Van Huyssteen is mom to boys, relentless in educating her pa- der, and worked her way up. Dance ballet teacher, she teaches dance to pre-primary pupils, and SOCIAL ENTREPRENEUR Luka, 7, and Mikail, 14, who have tients to improve their health, us- Her passionate, outspoken, with the support of the school she ý Nozibele Qamngana’s unlikely shared their mom with many very ing her skills and experience to “fa- strong-willed and humble person- success is a testament to the pow- special and brave little people. cilitate wellness from within”. ality is what helps her get what she introduced dance into the Grade 7 er of others. ý Glenda Brunette, known in Pattinson, mother of two girls, wants from life. arts and culture component in Her mother, a single parent who Walmer township as Mamtshawe, started a small massage business ý Nomhle “Chinese” Tys, 51, is 2015. cleaned a New Brighton tubercu- was in business for 30 years before five years ago. It has grown to in- the proud mother of a rising rugby ý Annette Lovemore sees her- losis hospital, raised Nozibele taking ill in 2010. clude a chiropractor and a coun- s t a r. self as a woman in government. wanting more for herself than what She then stepped out in faith to selling psychologist. She is senior business develop- She feels this covers her role in was possible for children growing continue her community work full- C O R P O R AT E ment manager and Eastern Cape her political party she has repre- Postgraduate Diploma in the up in Port Elizabeth’s townships. time. ý Loudeaux Minnie is opera- regional manager of engineering sented over the years. Emboldened by the investments For the past five years, this mo- tions manager of AW Events (An- and project management multina- She is now Nelson Mandela Bay Management of HIV and AIDS (PDM) so many had made in her, she was ther of three sons has assisted 38 gelic Wonders) and has been a part tional Royal Haskoning DHV. mayoral committee member for the first in her family to graduate women in running informal day of the business for the past 12 Her position engenders and en- infrastructure, engineering, elec- The only one of its kind! from university. care centres. years, creating memorable events courages a passion for change, and tricity and energy, which includes As external relations manager She has also fitted out more than and long-lasting customer relation- gives her the opportunity of inte- managing the m e t ro ’s water crisis. Enrol today for the most comprehensive training programme on HIV and AIDS management in the world – the only qualification of its kind. This successful programme, endorsed by many international agencies, is presented by the Africa Centre for HIV and AIDS Management at Stellenbosch University in South Africa. Brand Pretorius to speak at leadership summit in PE Students from more than 40 countries around the world have completed the programme in the past 16 years – testimony to RESPECTED South African busi- In 2013, Preto- able business the purpose of leadership and its international appeal and application. ness leader and leadership author rius published, and govern- leading with purpose; The Postgraduate Diploma in the Management of HIV and Brand Pretorius is among the stel- In the Driving ment conduct; ý Dr Jeff Govender, owner and AIDS (PDM) is designed for people who need to develop lar lineup of speakers scheduled Seat – Lessons in ý Nosipho managing director of Famhealth and manage programmes related to HIV and AIDS. to address delegates at the up- Leadership, Damasane, Medipark, who will provide a case On successful completion, this qualification leads to coming Nelson Mandela Bay Lead- which was the chairwoman of study on community empower- a Master’s and then a PhD. ership Summit this month. most popular the Richards ment; and > Content/Focus Pretorius is widely respected business biog- Bay Coal Termi- ý Lincoln Mali, Standard Bank’s • The problem of HIV and AIDS for the role he played in McCar- raphy in South nal and a non- group head of card and emerging • Socio-cultural aspects of HIV and AIDS thy’s turnaround strategy and for Africa in 2013, executive di- payments across Africa in person- • Policy development and advocacy saving thousands of jobs when the according to rector of JSE- al and business banking and • Prevention and care for people company was technically insol- Nielsen Bookstats. listed WBHO, who will discuss the author of the blog living with HIV and AIDS vent in 2001 as result of massive Other speakers at the Nelson influence of ethical leadership on w w w. l e a d e r s h i p c o n v e r s a t i o n s . c o . z a . • The management of HIV and AIDS debt write-offs in the Prefcor divi- Mandela Bay Leadership Summit organisational performance and The summit is at the Boardwalk • Research, monitoring and evaluation of HIV sion. will include: employee behaviour; Convention Centre on June 28. and AIDS programmes In 2011, he retired as head of Mc- ý Sipho Mila Pityana, chairman ý Skhumbuzo Macozoma, the For further information, visit > Admission Requirements Carthy and as an executive direc- of AngloGold Ashanti and One- South African National Roads w w w. n m b l e a d e r s h i p s u m m i t . c o . z a or • Any Bachelor’s Degree or National Higher Diploma tor of its controlling shareholder, logix, who will discuss ethical Agency Limited’s newly appointed contact Charmaine Smith on • Computer skills (word processing and access to Internet and e-mail) BRAND PRETORIUS Bidvest. leadership in times of question- chief executive, who will explore (041) 365-7591. > Duration • One year full-time on a modular basis (Internet-based) > Teaching Mode • Online teaching • Compulsory one-week summer school from 8 to12 January 2018 JSE lower as retailers and banks retreat, with rand weaker • Compulsory interactive satellite Closing date: 18 August 2017 Maarten Mittner “The experience has been that char ter‚set to be released next US dollar‚ which made headway closed 1.15% lower. 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EP Herald, 9-June-2017 Cyan Page 7 EP Herald, 9-June-2017 Magenta Page 7 EP Herald, 9-June-2017 Yellow Page 7 EP Herald, 9-June-2017 Black Page 7 Monday 4 June 12, 2017 N E WS GOT A STORY? PHONE OUR NEWS DESK: (041) 504 7324 IN BRIEF Tribute to Khoi rebel Stuurman Seven men, teen Zamandulo Malonde held for stabbing [email protected] Bobani must SEVEN men and a boy of 14 were ONE of the Eastern Cape’s arrested for allegedly stabbing a man colonial struggle heroes will to death in Uitenhage yesterday. be honoured in two different Jacques Jansen, 20, was stabbed several times while walking home with events in the province this a friend, Captain Gerda Swart said. week. “Jansen and a friend were walking Former Khoi chief and be reined in, home through an open field next to colonial rebel Dawid Stuur- Kamesh Road when they were man’s spirit will be repatri- confronted by a group who allegedly ated at the Sarah Baartman robbed them of their belongings. Heritage Centre in Hankey “They stabbed Jansen several on Friday, while the PE times before fleeing,” Swart said. Opera House will stage a The suspects were arrested in Joe dance production on Stuur- man’s life on Wednesday. UDM MP says Slovo hours after the stabbing. They are due to appear in court in Uiten- The Eastern Cape Depart- hage tomorrow. – Nomazima Nkosi ment of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture said MEC Kwankwa describes him as destructive, arrogant Pemmy Majodina, led a del- Pedestrian killed egation to repatriate Stuur- Rochelle de Kock I’m sitting – and I made this point clear in the party man’s spirit in Australia on d e ko c k r @ t i m e s m e d i a . c o . z a – the behavioural tendencies of Mr Bobani are not on smoky road Saturday and would return assisting us in trying to find a lasting solution to some of the problems that exist in the Nelson Man- POLICE in Storms River a re with it on Thursday. EPUTY mayor Mongameli Bobani is ar- dela Metro. investigating a culpable homicide The department said the rogant and destructive, a heady com- “We cannot, for instance, be pontificating about case following the death of a woman delegation, which included bination which has not only dented the the importance of treating parliament, which I often who was knocked down by a bakkie. members of the Stuurman image of the UDM, but also portrays refer to as the people’s boardroom, with respect The incident occurred at about family, would perform tradi- him as an individual who is above the but allow our own to treat the boardroom of the 3pm on Saturday, close to tional rituals at Australia’s par ty. people of the Nelson Mandela metro with some lev- Woodlands. “The pedestrian [aged Central Railway Station be- DThis is according to UDM deputy president and el of contempt and disdain because he doesn’t 39] died on the scene,” Captain fore returning with it. MP Nqabayomzi Kwankwa, who believes Nelson agree with a coalition partner. Gerda Swart said. Arts and culture head Mandela Bay’s second in command should be “We cannot allow that. The bakkie driver was not under Andile Nduna expressed grat- reined in by the party. “Yes there are problems and the parties are try- the influence of alcohol, she said. itude to the Stuurman family Some within the party have even proposed that ing to find solutions to those problems, but we our- There was, however, a lot of smoke and the Australian govern- Bobani’s behaviour be dealt with by the UDM’s na- selves must be able to rein in our own councillor on the road from the fires that raged ment for their cooperation, tional office-bearers, Kwankwa said yesterday. along the Garden Route. – Nomazima saying that the repatriation when he is making mistakes in so far as displaying a This comes as leaders of the DA and UDM battle firm level of arrogance which is unacceptable, and Nkosi process was another way to to resolve the rifts between Bobani and mayor educate people about Stuur- displaying a certain level of destructive behaviour Athol Trollip, which have been dragging on for which we can’t accept.” man’s role in nation-building. months and threaten to tear apart the coalition Kwankwa said the problems between Bobani and Wildlife auction The 17th century political formed in the Bay after the August elections. the coalition partners had been discussed at a pro- nets close to R5m activist was reported to While the impasse, as well as the allegations lev- TRIBUTE STARS: The Finest dance group rehearse for The Whirlwind: Dawid Stuurman vincial council meeting in Mthatha on Saturday and have been buried at a ceme- elled against each other by both Bobani and Trollip, p ro d u c t i o n this week at the Opera House. From left are Junior Ferreira, Dillon Domingo would be on the agenda for discussion today at a THE Eastern Cape Parks and Tourism tery close to where Sydney’s a re being probed by the leaders, Kwankwa believes meeting of the daily management committee. Agency made almost R5-million when Central Railway Station now (jumping), Ntuthuzelo Grootboom and sitting, left, Lawsuits Plaatjies and Meagan that Bobani’s behaviour should be dealt with sep- Kwankwa said Bobani had to explain his beha- it auctioned off more than 300 wild stands. His remains were lat- V itealingum Picture: FREDLIN ADRIAAN arately by the party. viour to the UDM’s secretary-general, Bongani Mso- animals at the Fish River Sun Hotel er exhumed and reburied in He cited last week’s mayoral committee meeting, mi, and that response would be processed by the near Port Alfred on Saturday. another cemetery in Sydney, through its production of said the idea was inspired said. Tickets are R50 and which Bobani is said to have disrupted, as an ex- daily management committee today. A total R4.4-million will be invested which is now part of the Syd- The Whirlwind: Dawid Stuur- by having heard about Stu- R20 for students and pen- ample of behaviour that had to be nipped in the bud. “At a meeting with the opposition party leaders, I back into government game ney Memorial Park. man, which runs from 7pm urman from a friend. sioners. Kwankwa also bemoaned the fact that Bobani made a proposal that each political party deal with reserves, with some donated to the While Stuurman’s spirit is t o m o rro w until Saturday. “When I read about Dawid Shows start at 7pm and continuously disregarded instructions not to speak the behaviour of its own members internally so that Likhayalethu Communal Property being laid to rest in H a n k e y, The productions launch and the fight of the Khoisan there will be a 3pm matinee to the media on problems within the coalition. we don’t make it the problem of our coalition part- Association, SA Wildlife College and it will be brought to life at the Opera House’s dance people to bring his body on S a t u rd a y. He said Bobani’s behaviour brings the UDM into ners to deal with issues of discipline that the par- E C P TA ’s forum for the education the Opera House’s Barn The- seasons series. Whirlwind back [from Australia] I re- For more information, d i s re p u t e . ties should be dealing with themselves,” he said. benefit of children who live around the atre stage by Port Eliza- director and choreographer alised that not many youth contact Cingiwe Skosana on Bobani declined to comment yesterday. “We need to arrive at a solution to arrest this nature reserves. – Mamela Gowa beth’s Finest dance crew Dugulth “Junior” F e rre i r a knew about it,” F e rre i r a (041) 585-1300. Kwankwa said: “The bottom line is, from where problem before it gets worse.” Deputy mayor conspiring with opposition to topple me – Tr o l l i p Johnnie Isaac In this letter, which has been that . . . Bobani be reinstated in- Early this week, Trollip also In response to Trollip’s letter, return to the health portfolio un- [email protected] seen by The Herald, Trollip com- to the mayoral committee for came under fire in a strongly wor- Holomisa wrote one of his own, til the investigation had been plained that Bobani had public health. ded letter written by Holomisa, addressing it to DA leader completed. NELSON Mandela Bay mayor breached agreements made by “This he does despite a who accused the mayor of defy- Mmusi Maimane and saying it “The panel made it clear that Athol Trollip has accused his coalition partners at a national mounting portfolio of evidence ing an agreement between coali- was Trollip who was not honour- the actions of Mr Bobani were in deputy, Mongameli Bobani, of level. that shows that councillor tion partners to reinstate Bobani. ing the coalition agreements. breach of the coalition agree- conspiring with opposition par- Trollip also slated UDM leader Bobani behaves in a fashion that Holomisa claimed Trollip had He also accused the DA of be- ment. Bantu Holomisa’s insistence is not compatible with that of gone back on a decision taken ing in defiance of the authority ties to topple him. “The panel maintained that an In a letter, written on Wednes- that Bobani be reinstated to the coalition partners and the seri- on May 15 to reinstate Bobani to of the political parties that investigation into Mr Bobani and day and sent to members of the public health portfolio. ous allegations of corruption the mayoral committee post un- signed the co-governance agree- parties which are part of the Trollip removed Bobani as and fraud in this directorate.” til a full investigation had been ment. his dealings in the health port- coalition agreement, Trollip said mayoral committee member for Trollip said a three- member concluded. He said Trollip also stood ac- folio must go ahead. Bobani had met with opposition public health last month. panel put in place to investigate Trollip in his letter accused Ho- cused on certain matters. “That investigation is being party members to discuss plans Trollip wrote: “Honourable the tensions had condemned lomisa of leaking letters to the When asked for comment, conducted by an independent ATHOL TROLLIP to form a new government. Holomisa continues to insist Bobani’s behaviour. media laying bare the tensions. Maimane said Bobani could not f i rm , ” Maimane said. MONGAMELI BOBANI IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE HERALD Motor giant Top speakers line up for Leadership Summit has faith in A LINEUP of top executives from the Advancement of the South at Transnet Port Terminals. some of the country’s remote ar- the public and private sectors as African Constitution and a conven- Siwisa-Damasane has a proven eas, and oversaw road and airport well as civil society leaders are er of Save South Africa. track record in leading large organ- infrastructure upgrades for the among the speakers at this year’s Nosipho Siwisa-Damasane isations and SBUs. 2010 Fifa World Cup. Siwisa-Damasane will talk about Skhumbuzo Macozoma SA’s future Leadership Summit which takes Other speakers at this year’s place later this month. the impact of ethical leadership on Sanral’s new chief executive Ma- event include Lincoln Mali, of Stan- Speakers will explore the dimen- organisational performance and cozoma will explore the purpose dard Bank, celebrated South Afri- Shaun Gillham employee behaviour. of leadership and leading with sions of ethical leadership and can business leader Brand Preto- gillhams @timesmedia.co.za how this can be harnessed to cre- She is a highly experienced ex- purpose. rius, and Famhealth Medipark ate and cultivate a stronger strain ecutive with 22 years’ senior man- He was chief director of integrat- owner and MD Dr Jeff Govender. BRUSHING the tough trading conditions aside, of forward-thinking, responsible tionable business and government agement and operations experi- ed infrastructure network develop- Volkswagen South Africa is forging ahead with its The event will take place on and sustainable organisations in conduct. ence in port terminals, logistics, ment in 2005, responsible for road, growth plans, which could provide a vital lifeline for South Africa. He is a non-executive director of and supply chain (port and rail in- rail and aviation infrastructure. June 28 at the Boardwalk Conven- skilled motor industry workers in Nelson Mandela Sipho Pityana a number of manufacturing com- tegration). He also formed part of the team tion Centre in Port Elizabeth. B a y. AngloGold Ashanti and Onelogix panies, including Aberdare Cables She is a former chief executive that developed and rolled out the To register, visit w w w. n m b l e a d e r - The plans include a push into sub-Saharan Afri- chairman Pityana will discuss eth- where he is the vice-chairman. of the Richards Bay Coal Terminal National Freight Logistics Strategy shipsummit.co.za. Alternatively con- NOSIPHO can markets. ical leadership in times of ques- He is chairman of the Council for and former chief operating officer to resuscitate railway lines in tact Charmaine on (041) 365-7591. SIWISA-DAMASANE Volkswagen president and managing director Thomas Schaefer expressed strong confidence in the company’s continuing presence in the country and its growth prospects going forward. “Right now, it’s a tough trading environment, but South Africa is a strong country and there is a lot going for it,” he said. “If you look through all the political noise, you could see things a lot dif- ferently. I see lots of hope.” Schaefer’s comments come as General Motors South Africa (GMSA) is in the process of wind- ing up its Port Elizabeth and national operations. THOMAS SCHAEFER Off-setting the sub- stantial job losses which would have accompanied the complete GMSA exit, Isuzu’s entry as a stand-alone manufacturer will save a large portion of the jobs. The union representing GMSA workers, the Na- tional Union of Metal Workers of South Africa (Numsa), has put the number of jobs at risk at 600. Asked for his take on the withdrawal of GMSA, which was once a formidable player in the domes- tic vehicle market, Schaefer said: “It is a very sad story and it happened in our own neighbourhood. “However, it was not entirely unexpected from my point of view. It’s a tough market from a prof- itability point of view and it’s a shrinking market.” Questioned on potential opportunities for Volks- wagen that could stem from the American carmak- er’s departure, Schaefer said his company was fo- cussed on its own growth and growth based on its product portfolio. “We would only consider getting involved in oth- For more information please contact Lynn on: er markets segments if it makes solid, long-term Cell: 0745820319 commercial sense,” he said. However, Schaefer indirectly threw a lifeline to Email: [email protected] the skilled motor industry workers affected by GM- SA’s exit. “We need skilled employees and are always on PROUD MEDIA PARTNER the lookout for qualified people,” he said.

EP Herald, 12-June-2017 Cyan Page 4 EP Herald, 12-June-2017 Magenta Page 4 EP Herald, 12-June-2017 Yellow Page 4 EP Herald, 12-June-2017 Black Page 4 Connect with us on Visit us on Facebook: Thursday Twitter – @HeraldPE w w w. f a c e b o o k . c o m / T h e H e r a l d E C Z E ST June 29, 2017 13 GLOBAL MARKETS MARKET MOVERS – AT 8PM JSE 51 596.8 +0.32% RAND/DOLLAR R12.93 +0.65% FTSE 100 7 387.8 -0.63% RAND/EURO R14.72 +0.18% DAX 1012 294.35647.27 -0.76%-0.19% RAND/POUND R16.73R20.99 -0.36% -1.3% DOW 1721 932.97469.08 -0.39%+0.74% GOLD $1 237.38249.32 +0.62%+0.02% BRENTBRENT CRUDE CRUDE $46.46$44.53$44.2 +0.91%-0.96% -1.4% B usiness P L AT I N U M $1$926.5$920 014 +0.65%+0.55%-2.24% Expense deductions reduce tax payable on rental incomes IF you have an investment property on the rental income received being R50 000 rent from a tenant for the tax marginal tax bracket you will pay tax stances. These are as follows: ý Less expenses – R25 000 (as per Tax Maven that is let to tenants, the rental in- re d u c e d . year, you can deduct expenses in- at the rate of 45% on the R25 000. ý The taxpayer owns five new and above); come that is received is fully taxable. Common examples of expenses curred (as per the examples above) The tax payable on the rental in- unused residential properties that ý Less additional deduction (5% This income must be declared to that may be deducted from rental in- and reduce the amount of tax that come will be R11 250. are let as residential accommodation of cost of property) – R25 000. SARS upon submission of your annu- come are as follows: would be payable. This is opposed to paying tax on in South Africa (excluding a hotel ý Taxable rental income for the al tax return, at which point it will be 1. Bond interest (note that the If no expenses are deducted, the full the full R50 000 (if no expenses are keeper or similar trades). tax year – R0. added to your other income and bond payments on the actual cost of amount of R50 000 would be included deducted) which would have result- If the unit is not freestanding (e.g. In this example, the taxpayer will taxed accordingly. the property are not deductible); with your “other” income, and taxed. ed in a tax liability of R22 500; 45% of an apartment) then only a portion of not have to pay any tax on the rental You can reduce the amount of tax 2. Rates and taxes; Your expenses in running the ren- R50 000. the cost may be deducted. income received from the residential payable by deducting applicable ex- 3. Garden services; tal property may amount to R25 000. A schedule of expenses as well as If the taxpayer qualifies for the accommodation. penses from your rental income. 4. Estate agent commission on These can be deducted from your invoices must be kept to show to above additional deduction, the fol- It must be borne in mind that there SARS considers the letting of a rentals received; income of R50 000 resulting in a prof- SARS upon request. lowing example illustrates the ben- may be a recoupment of this addi- property a trade; the expenses in- 5. Repairs (not improvements); it on the trade of R25 000 (you are In addition to the above expenses, efit available (this calculation is for a tional 5% deduction (i.e. the amount Daniel curred in running that trade are de- 6. Security; then only taxed on an amount of taxpayers may deduct the cost of the freestanding residential unit with a deducted will be included in taxable Baines ductible from the income earned. 7. Homeowners insurance. R25 000, i.e. your profit). actual property (5% of the cost per cost of R500 000): income) if the property is later sold. This will result in the tax liability If, for example, you receive If you are already in the maximum tax year) under very specific circum- ý Rental income – R50 000; – Daniel Baines is legal adviser and tax consultant, PW Harvey & Co DA demands Leaders must reports on graft at SAA help end crisis Linda Ensor THE DA is demanding that the finance min- istry immediately release reports on alleged Urgent call at summit for deficit in government corruption at South African Airways (SAA). “For seven months the DA has been re- questing these reports. National Treasury has leadership to be addressed by private sector refused to hand them over‚” DA deputy fi- nance spokesman Alf Lees said yesterday. Shaun Gillham Swart and Professor Paul Poisat, the Damasane spoke of her own expe- “Last month‚ Deputy Finance Minister Sfiso gillhams @timesmedia.co.za event was also attended by business- riences at one of the world’s leading Buthelezi promised to release these reports man and founder member and coal terminals. to the finance committee‚ [but] he has failed trustee of Ukuvula Foundation, Alfred She said extensive efforts had been to make good on this promise‚” Lees said. EADERS must provide ap- da Costa, who delivered the wel- “There can be no further delays‚ par ticu- propriate and ethical lead- put into lifting employee morale and larly if the reports confirm the South African come. improving efficiency through effec- ership within their own The audience comprised various Cabin Crew Association’s allegations of wide- corners to fill the void left tive leadership. spread corruption at [SAA].” business and industry leaders, along Reiterating that respect for all and by the “deficit in govern- with a number of academics. The reports included investigations of: strong ethics were two important ment leadership”. Pretorius stressed the critical role ý The sale of surplus materials such as LThis was one of the strongest calls components of effective leadership, rotables and consumables; of leadership in society, saying it was to emerge yesterday from a packed the bedrock of everything extraordi- she said “leaders must walk the talk”. ý SAA Technical‚ with respect to commer- Nelson Mandela Bay Leadership Sum- nary in life. Quipping that South Africa chief ex- cial aircraft leases between SAA and Mango; mit, where speakers agreed that the Quoting a list of recent global rank- ecutives were penalised a lot “be- ý Various allegations against primarily for- country was suffering from a leader- mer SAA chief executive Khaya Ngqula; and ings which related to leadership and cause they just do not know when to ship crisis. ý The alleged irregular awarding of a ten- on which the country was very poor- leave”, she warned that the rot in gov- With a focus on ethical leadership, der for dry snacks by Air Chefs. ly rated, he said: “We have a major ernment and state-owned enterprises the summit attracted high-calibre Lees said – though this was not confirmed – was filtering is way into private en- speakers and leaders from both the leadership challenge in South Africa. that he was informed SAA chairwoman Dudu government and private sectors. “The country is in dire need of ef- terprise. Myeni had copies of the investigation reports This included automotive and mar- fective, ethical leadership. This lead- “What the president has done has with her when she appeared before parlia- keting guru Brand Pretorius, dynamic ership deficit is holding us all back. filtered down to everyone,” she said. ment’s standing committee on finance on Richards Bay Coal Terminal chair- “It is holding us back from achiev- She provided two other revela- Tuesday but had not submitted them to the woman Nosipho Siwisa Damasane ing our common national goal, which tions, saying that communities in the committee. and medical doctor and community is to create a better life for all.” country were no longer just stopping The meeting could not deal with the issues activist Dr Jeff Govender. Pretorius, who took the audience cars and blocking roads in protest, on the agenda as no board members were pre- Christopher Mashigo, business de- through a list of six prerequisites re- but people were now also stopping sent. – BusinessLIVE quired for effective leadership, ended velopment executive manager at the trains. his address with a passionate call to Coega Development Corporation and Also, with respect to general living retail banker Lincoln Mali, S t a n d a rd all leaders. conditions and service delivery, she Bank’s group head of card and emer- “Something needs to be done. This ging payments across Africa in per- is a call to action. said: “Corporate social responsibility Philips broadens sonal and business banking, complet- “Everyone must embrace effective is no longer good enough. People ed the list of speakers who also par- leadership. We must lead and not mis- want jobs. ticipated in brief panel discussions. lead . . . I am pleading and appealing “It is not enough anymore that you health portfolio Held under the auspices of NMMU – to you all. The country needs you simply build a school in a community, STRONG POINT: Lincoln Mali speaks at the NMB Leadership Summit at the Boardwalk which was represented by Pieter now more than ever before,” he said. people want jobs.” Convention Centre yesterday Picture: JUDY DE VEGA DUTCH electronics giant Philips is buying a specialist US company manufacturing ground- breaking treatments for heart and vascular MODERN diseases for ß1.9-billion (R28-billion). The Amsterdam-based company said yes- AngloGold considers layoffs terday it would acquire Spectranetics, which M O B I L I TY has developed a range of lasers and balloons for treating blockages in cardio and arterial BIONIC TRANSPORTER: A ANGLOGOLD Ashanti, the nomical. “This is a difficult de- southwest of Johannesburg, vessels. visitor directs a robot to world’s third largest gold min- cision, which follows a period as having sustained s i g n i f i- Philips also simultaneously launched a two- transport goods during er, said yesterday it was con- of significant and ultimately cant operating losses. year share buyback scheme of up to ß1.5-bil- Mobile World Conference sidering 8 500 job cuts in unsustainable losses, and al- The redundancies are likely lion (R22.1-billion), which will start in the 2017 in Shanghai, China, South Africa as part of a turn- so the evaluation of the op- to add more woes to the min- third quarter and represent a total of some yesterday. MWC around strategy to curb tions available to return our ing sector that has been shed- 46.1 million shares. Shanghai’s theme on losses. South African business to ding jobs in South Africa due Spectranetics was testing a drug-coated p ro f i t a b i l i t y, ” chief executive “The Human” includes an “This restructuring contem- to weak commodity prices balloon to treat calcified blood vessels from Srinivasan Venkatakrishnan plates some 8 500 roles across and falling output. the inside and expected to get FDA approval industry exhibition and an said. AngloGold Ashanti’s South The proposal to cut jobs is in the United States soon, Philips chief exec- experience exhibition. African business,” the Johan- “[We] are committed to likely to meet with resistance utive Frans van Houten said. Attendees can visit nesburg-based company said. supporting all our employees The Spectranetics portfolio would be from labour unions, whose experience halls, where The firm employs about throughout this process.” joined with Philips’ Volcano products to give mobile devices, gadgets, 28 000 people. Last month, the firm report- members often embark on the company a strong lineup of devices for innovative technologies It said challenges faced in ed a 16% drop in first-quarter lengthy strikes. both heart, coronary and peripheral vascular and entertainment are South Africa included the profit due to a drop in prod- About 70 000 jobs have services, he said. showcased through near-depletion of ore re- uction from South Africa. been lost in South Africa’s Spectranetics said on its website that some practical hands-on ser ves,while some older The firm named its TauTona mining industry over the past seven million people around the world had demonstrations mines had become uneco- and Kopanang operations, five years. – AFP been implanted with cardiac devices, and an- Picture: GETTY IMAGES nually a further 700 000 were fitted. – AFP JSE firms in choppy trade as banks and some miners gain Karl Gernetzky had been cooling with respect to South Africa‚ as the ANC headed to a THE JSE came back from a mixed start national policy conference tomorrow. to end y e s t e rd a y ’s trading session in BMI Research lowered its South positive territory‚ led by gains by African growth forecast‚ saying there banks and diversified miners. were few signs of economic momen- Banks and financial stocks ignored tum picking up until next year‚ as in- the clarity provided on Tuesday by vestor caution prevailed ahead of the Competition Commission that it possible shifts to populist economic would withdraw rand-rigging allega- policies. tions against some banks. Anglogold Ashanti lost 4.29% to The JSE all-share closed 0.32% high- R132.23, Gold Fields 1.99% to R45.79 er at 51 596.8 points and the blue-chip and Sibanye 3.35% to R15.59. Top 40 rose 0.48%. Financial stocks Anglogold Ashanti was under pres- lifted 0.83% and resources 0.96%. sure after announcing it would seek to BHP was 1.99% up to R197.65 and retrench up to a quarter of its work- 4th Annual Business Expo Anglo American 1.58% to R170.55. force in a bid to restore profitability. & My City Talk Standard Bank was up 1.67% to Massmart lost 4.06% to R102.64 and R144.50, Nedbank 1.16% to R210.50 Truworths 2.68% to R69.40. Father’s House Building and Investec 2.58% to R96.19 Naspers also extended its losses But Gold and platinum miners lost this week, down 1.07% to R2 580. 29 June 2017 | 08:00 - 16:30 3.24% and 1.37%‚ re s p e c t i v e l y ‚ and Global equities were mixed‚ with US general retailers 1.55%. markets up and European markets Analysts said investors’ positive down. But the euro pared recent gains Contact Lynn van Vuuren on Cell: 074 582 0319 / Email: [email protected] for more info. sentiment towards emerging markets against the US dollar. – BusinessLIVE

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