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The gate to the West Wits Hospital has been a busy place during the past month as various contractors have been working at the site.
Adele Louw infrastructure and buildings have facility will be used by the Health clinics, converting under-utilised remained in good condition after Department. ones into dedicated facilities, using AngloGold Ashanti’s West Wits the closure process. The hospital According to DID’s spokesperson, alternative construction methods to Hospital is being transformed into a was licensed for 294 beds which Ms Ramona Baijnath, the provincial complement existing capacity and facility where several Covid-19 provided medical services for all department’s major refurbishment acquiring additional space at exter- patients can be treated. AGA employees and their families of the hospital is still underway. nal facilities,” she says. Although it Various contractors have been during its operational life cycle,” he “The AngloGold Ashanti Hospital is not clear when the AGA hospital busy at the hospital during the last says. refurbishment will consist of 22 will be ready for its first Covid-19 month after the government an- The Herald contacted the commu- wards,” says Baijnath. patients, the acting Head of DID, nounced that it had been identified nication officer of the Department During the visit to the newly- Mr Richard Makhumisani, said as a treatment facility for Covid-19 of Health in the West Rand, Mr refurbished wards at Chris Hani work at hospitals is done in line patients. Thuso Montwedi, for more informa- Baragwanath Hospital earlier, MEC with the required health infrastruc- According to AGA’s spokesperson, tion on the work being done at the Motara explained the four-pillar ture standards. As far as could be Mr Chris Nthite, the company hospital. He said the Department of provincial strategy of building determined, this is one of only two already handed over the hospital to Infrastructure Development (DID) in sufficient space in the fight against such dedicated Covid-19 facilities the Gauteng Department of Health the province was administrating the the Covid-19 pandemic. that will be opened in the West on 8 April, after signing a no-fee work on the infrastructure. Once The plan involves upgrading Rand. The other one is in Mulders- lease agreement. “The hospital the job has been completed, the existing wards in hospitals and drift. 2 www.carletonvilleherald.com Carletonville Herald 21 Mei 2020
In the Herald 20 years ago – Father shoots son in theft drama The Carletonville Herald reported on The man, the owner of a shebeen could not see him because of many issues in the community in its in house No. 4136 in Kyalethu secti- the heavily- issues of 20 years ago. on, stormed out of his house to tinted windows. A father from Khutsong shot his announce that South Africa had won He said the car came to a standstill Kaartjies vir die onderskeie verto- child when he thought a robber was the soccer game when he heard his about three houses from his and he nings het van tussen R10 en R18 trying to get into his car. car’s engine. ran into his house to call the police. gewissel. Pick n Pay in Carletonville According to Supt Tommie Thomp- When the car started moving, he When they arrived at the scene, het 2 kg Country Fair honderbraai- son, the officer in command at the reportedly shot a few shots in the they discovered that he had shot his stukke vir R18.99, 8 kg Pedigree Khutsong Police Station, the 63-year- direction of the wheel, but not even stepson in the chest twice. hondekos vir R46.99, 500 g Kellogg’s old man said in his statement that he the flat tyre could stop the “robber”. Die rolprente, Erin Brokovich en Rice Crispies vir R13.25 en 200 g was watching soccer at home on He then allegedly shot in the Scream 3 het by die Kine by die Romany Creams vir R5.35 in ‘n Saturday 18:00. direction of the driver, although he Carletonville Sportkompleks gewys. advertensie te koop aangebied. From the editor Water leaks wasting millions Adele Louw One thing that has become clear during the lockdown is that people need reliable in- While the Merafong City Local formation, especially about their Municipality is planning to push communities. up rates, it is doing nothing Since the national lockdown started, the about water leaks that lead to Herald was distributed for free at certain thousands of rands in losses. outlets. This was done to ensure that as Residents living around the many people as possible have access to re- intersection of Agnew Road and liable information. Reinecke Street in Carletonville Keeping our com- have been complaining about munities informed is the pillar upon which water theft since last year. They the Herald has always stood. Even though say unsavoury characters in the lockdown regulations are expected to relax area are stealing water from in the coming weeks, there is still a need what seems to be a water valve for solid information. on the main water line. Besides communities having to be infor- “I have called the municipality med about the specific lockdown regulati- several times to report the ons that affect their daily lives, the advent problem, but no one has atten- of fake news has also been a thorn in the ded to it,” one of them said. flesh of many. On Monday, another resident The decision to distribute the Herald at complained that he had seen no cost was not taken lightly, but the need people stealing water at the of our community to access information same place. has trumped all other considerations. Closer inspection showed that One of the open maintenance holes on the side of Reinecke Street, where people are getting their A free, unbiased media is an integral part there are two open maintenance water illegally. of any well-functioning democracy. With- holes at the problem site, which out access to critical information, an infor- is situated next to the sidewalk in Reinecke Street, “Water near so much electricity is never a safe mation-desert is created, which opens the between the Agnew Road intersection and the thing,” a resident complained. door for misinformation to spread. turn-off to Cactus Street. The maintenance holes Although the municipality is slow to cut down on A misinformed public is a dangerous si- are filled with water that has been spilt when the its water wastage, it recently proposed increases of tuation because, without reliable inform- thieves open the valve. between five and 10 per cent for residents’ water ation, people cannot make informed deci- At the time of the Herald’s visit, a group of men, use from 1 July, when the new financial year sions about pertinent issues. presumably the ones who usually repair vehicle begins. It is in light of the above that we have de- exhausts on the nearby sidewalk, stared at the The municipality’s water losses have often been cided to keep the Herald free of charge in Herald’s journalist and the resident who had more than 40 per cent of the water it has pur- the future. reported the matter. chased from Rand Water during the past few years. The issues tackled in the Herald will not These people are allegedly some of the culprits The Herald asked the municipality about the change. The Herald that has be- who steal water at the site. Those living at the Reinecke Street problems on Tuesday. come an institution in Carletonville over informal dumping site next to Agnew Road, where It promised to attend to the problems “as soon the last 50 years will remain, you just won’t the municipal waste removal trucks were previously as possible”. have to pay for it. stored, have also been blamed. Illegal miners “The issue will need a combined intervention As of 1 June, the Herald will be distri- allegedly sometimes get their water from there. between the municipality and law enforcement buted door-to-door in certain areas and Meanwhile, water is leaking from the sidewalk in sector. This will be done as soon as possible,” the available at retail outlets. front of the municipality’s electrical sub-station in municipality said about the people who are still Reinecke Street again. living at the old waste removal truck site.
21 Mei 2020 Carletonville Herald www.carletonvilleherald.com 3 Two bad accidents in Carletonville Adele Louw The scene of the truck accident on Sunday. As more vehicles get back onto the roads due to more relaxed lockdown regulations, there has also been an increase in accidents in Carletonville. Emergency services personnel had to attend to two accidents last weekend. On Sunday afternoon, the incoming lane of Agnew Road had to be closed due to an accident between two trucks. The collision occurred just after the intersection with the P111. According to emergency services personnel, one of the drivers lost control of his truck and crashed into another one standing in the road. He was transported to Carletonville Hospital. The police, municipal traffic officers, Merafong City Fire Department and ER24, were at the scene. Meanwhile, emergency services rushed to an accident scene near the bridge in Ada Street on Saturday night, only to find Look out for missing young man that the driver had disappe- ared.When the paramedics The family of a young man are arrived, there was no one in frantically looking for him after the car, which had collided he went missing last month. with a tree. “Security and According to Mr Chris Krüger, police services looked for his son Altair (22), was last seen the driver, but could not leaving his uncle’s home in Stati- find them while ER 24 was on Street, Carletonville, at around on the scene,” says ER24 09:00 on 14 May. He had been spokesperson, Werner staying there at the time. Vermaak. He was wearing a blue jacket with white stripes, light blue The car that hit a tree on Saturday denim jeans and black and white night. Photo:ER24 Addidas track shoes. Altair was also carrying a black bag. He never returned home and Man’s body found on sidewalk his family have been looking for his ever since. Adele Louw a man who had allegedly been Altair is mentally challenged murdered, lying on the sidewalk and is 1.6 m tall. He has blue The police in Carletonville are next to Megasave Butchery at eyes, short shaven dark brown investigating a murder case after a around 06:00 on Sunday, 17 May. hair and weighs 66 kg. He has The missing Altair Krüger. man’s body was found on a sidewalk When the police inspected the tattoos on his left arm and hand. in Carletonville. body, there did not appear to be any Anyone who sees him is reque- or 084 404 1158. They can also Carletonville police’s communi- visible injuries. sted to contact Sgt S Modise, the call the Pink Ladies at 072 214 cation officer, WO Peter Masooa, The paramedics declared him investigating officer in his missing 7439, 083 378 4882 or says the police received a call about dead when they visited the scene. persons’ case, at 018 787 9300 08600 10111. Rapist arrested at scene Three of Merafong’s Covid-19 Adele Louw The third thug grabbed the wo- patients recover man and dragged her into nearby A sexual offender was arrested bushes, where he raped her without Adele Louw died from Covid-19 in the West before he could escape after raping a condom. He also took her back Rand. As far as could be deter- a young woman in the Carletonville home, where he raped her again. The Gauteng Department of mined, none of the deceased is area this week. “If you scream, I will kill you,” he Health says three of the patients from Merafong. According to WO Peter Masooa, threatened. who have been diagnosed with According to the departmental the woman was walking home with They suddenly heard her boy- Covid-19 have recovered. statistics, 30 of the 45 patients her two brothers on Sunday, 17 friend calling for her at the door. The Department said on Mon- diagnosed in Mogale City, so far, May, when she noticed three men “Chase him away,” the rapist day evening that only two of the had recovered by Monday. Ten of following them. One of the men had barked. When the woman opened five people who have been diag- the 15 in Rand West City (the a knife and the other, a firearm. the door, however, she saw that her nosed with Covid-19 at the time Randfontein and Westonaria areas They suddenly stormed towards the boyfriend had brought the police were still being treated for the combined) have also recovered siblings, grabbed her brothers and along. They stormed in and arrested disease. So far, three people have from the disease. dragged them away. the man. 4 www.carletonvilleherald.com Carletonville Herald 21 Mei 2020 Ethopian business community distribute food Kagiso Segone
The Ethiopian business community distributed food in the Carletonville CBD on Tuesday, 19 April. Accor- ding to one of the members, Mr Eshetu Asaf, they got together as spaza shop owners from Khutsong and Carletonville. They decided to pursue the initiative in response to the Covid- 19 pandemic. “We went from shop to shop, asking for donations and everyone contributed food to be distributed to the community. “From the little that we have, we want to share with our brothers and sisters,” he explained. A community leader, Mr Woudu- The Ethiopian businessmen who handed out the food parcels. mu Shaka, thanked the community for honouring their invitation, community for responding to the which was facilitated by the Depart- urgent call to take action. Extension 5 needs new water pipe ment of Social Development and “We are praying for God’s divine Sanco. intervention with the pandemic. We Adele Louw water pipe serving the area. The Ethiopian community usual- believe that only the power of God “The main outfall sewer is blocked as ly distributes food at the Ethiopian can bring the solution.” The municipality says it knows how to there is not enough water in the net- church annually. The secretary, Mr Wonudimu fix the ongoing sewage problems in work and sediment stays behind. This year, they brought the initia- Zeleke, thanked God for the oppor- Khutsong Extension 5. Khutsong South and Welverdiend re- tive forward to help struggling tunity to share what they have with Residents have been complaining ceive water from a 250-mm pipe and community members during the the community. about sewage leaks in this area since it is inadequate to be self-cleansing. A current global pandemic. “We appreciate the Merafong the first houses were occupied. This 900-mm feeding pipe from Adata will “At this time, we feel we should community for standing against week, sewage once again spilt from be replaced,” was their answer when stand together and we are happy to national issues like xenophobia. yards in the so-called “70s” of Extensi- asked about the matter. help in any way we can,” he said. That is why we felt the need to on 5, which are the houses closest to A well-respected elder of the help. Welverdiend. Ethi-opian community, Mr Bezbeu “We also wish to thank the stake- The sewage streams out of the yards Dadacho, said they thanked God holders, SAPS, community leaders and dams up next to the road to Welver- for keeping them and helping them and everyone who has assisted us diend. to help others in this difficult with our problems,” he said. Although things looked better last situation. “We started the initiative because week after problems earlier in the They also thanked the police, we believe in sharing half a loaf of month, huge volumes of sewage were nurses and the government for bread because, when we were leaking again on Monday. taking care of the entire nation. hungry, they shared with us.” Besides being a health risk, the leaks Lastly, he thanked the Ethiopian Zeleke also thanked the Herald. also damage the road surface, accor- ding to the Gauteng Roads Depart- ment. A pothole has also developed on the road surface, on top of a ditch whe- re sewage leaked through. Residents have often speculated that Ext. 5’s sewage pipes were not big enough for the task. According to the Merafong City Local Municipality, however, the problem is Sewage leaking next to the Welverdiend road on not with the sewage pipes, but with the Monday. 21 Mei 2020 Carletonville Herald www.carletonvilleherald.com 5 6 www.carletonvilleherald.com Carletonville Herald 21 Mei 2020 21 Mei 2020 Carletonville Herald www.carletonvilleherald.com 7 Making masks instead of resting Adele Louw
Rather than just sitting at home doing nothing, a library assistant from the Carletonville municipal library decided to do something to help others instead. On Tuesday Ms Queen Dube handed 58 neat zebra-striped masks over to the management of the Zanele Mtshali Disabled Home in Khuts- ong.She especially made the masks in three sizes as some of them will go to personnel, while others will go to some of the disabled in the home who are able to wear masks. “I started making a mask just to see if I could do it. I also taught Kgosi van Rooyen, who helps my son with Physics, after he became intere- sted in it,” she says. Dube added that if she does not go back to work on Monday, she will also make masks for elderly resi- dents of Senatus in Carletonville. “I usually goes to them once a week for the library and miss them very much,” she says. According to the manager of the home, Mr Solly Baard, some of the The manager of the home, Mr Solly Baard, and the home’s coordinator, Ms Anna Lekhofola, receving the masks from Ms Queen Dube and Naledi Rabanye, “children” in the home, whose ages Rorisang Dube and Kamo van Rooyen. range from three to 35 years old, are so severely disabled that they cannot visitors inside their rooms. Their distancing in their rooms. This is says Baard. The Carletonville fire wear masks. “To keep them safe parents may also not visit and we however difficult because they do not department also sanitises the outside against Covid-19 we now allow no make sure that we keep to social understand why we are doing this,” of the home regularly. Skep moed in hierdie moeilike tyd deur te bid Ds André Kok, leraar van die NG Kerk om openlik in die openAbaar die Here te om vir Hom en ons medemens te aanbid en van Hom te getuig nie (Ps lewe. Almal sal sing van die Om te verhoed dat jou lewe in die dag 138:1,2). werke van die Here (Die Nuwe van benoudheid in duie stort, moet jy Ons moet ook glo dat Hy ons kan en Lewende Vertaling, Ps 138:5). spesiale krag ontvang en belewe. wil help met enige probleem, klein of Ons kan soos Dawid met Die krag wat jou in alle omstandighede groot, want sy mag is oneindig groot. vrymoedigheid by God hulp gaan staande sal hou, kry jy net by die Here. Wanneer gesê word dat die regterhand soek as ons sorge en probleme vir ons Dit is sy wil dat sy kinders Hom in hulle van Here sy kinders verlos, beklemtoon te veel raak, want Hy is die betroubare nood gelowig en diep afhanklik van sy dit juis die krag van die Here wat alles en liefdevolle God wat nooit sy hande- sorg en liefde moet aanroep (Ps 50:15). vir die gelowige goed laat afloop (Ps werk sal Toe die verslae Dawid in sy ellende die 138:8). prysgee nie (Ps 138:8). Naam van God aangeroep het, het hy die Die hemelse Vader gee aan gelowiges Die Here ontferm Hom oor die nederi- heerlike verheffende ondervinding beleef deur die Heilige Gees die krag om ge, eenvoudige en opregte mense. Hy sien dat hy nuwe krag gekry het. innerlik sterk te word. die opregtheid van die nederige mens Die manier waarop God die opregte Dit gebeur deurdat Christus deur die altyd raak, maar Hy sien van ver af deur gebed verhoor, is om krag te gee op die geloof in hulle harte woon en hulle in die die hoogmoedige (Ps 138:6). Hy dag wanneer jy met vertroue Hom soek. liefde gewortel en gegrond is (Ef weet wat in die trotsaards se harte leef. Dawid het vertrou dat die Here hom 3:16,17). Gebed: Here, ek bely dat ek as son- kan help, want hy het geweet en bely dat As ons deur die geloof aan Christus daar net op u liefde, vergifnis en genade God se liefde geen einde ken nie (Ps verbonde raak en in sy Naam tot die kan staatmaak om innerlike krag en 138:8). Hy was nie huiwerig of skaam Vader bid sal ons besiel word met moed vreugde te ervaar! DJ Short keeps fans going with his mixes Kagiso Segone DJ Short has composed a couple Pass, which went on to win a Sama local entertainment industry. He has of mixes to keep his fans going award. released different mixes of various The renowned local DJ and organi- during the lockdown. He first shot to fame when he genres like Kwaito, Rnb and hip- ser of the biggest annual celebrati- He has dedicated his latest mix to was featured in a song by Mzekeze- hop. on event in Merafong, has been the late kwaito legend, Brown Dash. ke, which took kwaito music to His latest kwaito mix can be releasing his exclusive mixes for his Brown Dash took the industry by another level. downloaded on https://www.send- fans. storm with his debut album, Puff n DJ Short is the main man in the space.com/file/gd712v. Column Let’s Talk About It – Independent thinkers Kagiso Segone try. We need to contribute to gro- results are more and more victims. merely produces a citizenry that wing our economy by creating We have to know what is going on cannot do so. As human beings, we need to be employment and playing a role in in the world – that other countries We are moving into a new era more independent, especially in our it. are advancing. now and it is clear that everything thinking. We have to apply our As a country, we should move We have to create more indepen- is bound to change. The challenge minds to finding solutions to our towards a new way of thinking dent thinkers and a new breed of is whether we will be able to cope problems. because the old way is not working. leaders who care about the lives of with the changes that are coming. We cannot rely on anyone but We wait for opportunities to come ordinary people. We need indepen- Can we adapt to the change, becau- ourselves and we cannot continue instead of making them. We want dent thinkers to come up with new se it is inevitable? We are forced to to depend on the government for jobs instead of creating work. ways of solving problems; we must accept change because it is the only everything – we must become more We are so stuck in traditional adopt a culture of self-reliance. certainty in life. We need to change self-reliant as a society. ways of thinking and doing things Future generations must be a lot of things and we can only It seems many of us are so that we do not explore new ave- inspired to be independent in their achieve that by changing our thin- dependent on the government that nues. We fail to keep an open mind thinking because that is how all king. we forget that it is a basic human and, instead, live in a box that great ideas are born. If we do not We have to stop being afraid of responsibility to govern our own limits our ability to try new things. encourage our children to think for trying new things and new ways of lives. This dependency mentality takes us themselves, then we are crippling thinking. We need to embrace If we want change, we must be backwards when we should be our future. Children must be taught change because, if you change a agents of that change and actively moving forward. We keep rotating how to think, not what to think. human being’s mind, you transform participate in developing our coun- in a vicious circle, where the only Teaching them what to think their life. Hloni Kharejane is one of the best-known faces in soccer in the area. Foto:
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Kagiso Segone Covid-19 situation. They feel their coach is depriving them of playing soccer and going Hloni Kharejane is a soccer ambassador from to training. Khutsong who lives, sleeps and breathes soccer. Kharejane usually conducts his training He has been part of the management of the sessions at the Khutsong Stadium. He was Merafong City Local Football Association for years. looking forward to the Engen Soccer He is also the coach of the Maestro Football Club Tournament which his teams were and currently coaches under 13, under 15, under supposed to participate in, in April. 17 teams and the first team. They all participate in Some players were disappointed as they the regional SAB league and the LFA local league. were supposed to go for soccer trials. The sides are all based in Khutsong. Hloni has produced soccer stars from Kharejane manages the teams and is involved in Khutsong who have reached national the administration of the club. The soccer-loving level, like Papi Dikeledi, a student at man is also a manager of provincial teams and Badirile High School. He is currently an chairperson of the regional technical committee. He official player in the SuperSports team. also organises local soccer tournaments. During his “I love soccer and I am trying to cope, but 13-year career, he has also assisted in other sports it is tough because I cannot do what I love,” he activities like netball. said. His only way of staying connected with the While all sports activity has been paused since game which he is so passionate about is to watch the lockdown, he has issued training equipment to soccer games on TV. his players to keep fit. Other players have received He is also using this time to focus on his studies. daily home exercises. He wants to be a qualified soccer coach as is He says the only challenge is the younger players striving to acquire his A Licence, which will qualify who do not understand what’s happening with the him to coach at a national level. Nothing about us, without us Kagiso Segone coordinator, Mr Ngaka Pitlele, called the Depart- ment of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) On 14 May, members of Macua (Mining- to action in recognising and putting in place affected Communities United in Action) held Covid-19 legislation that acknowledges mining- a peaceful protest against exclusion from affected communities. “The virus will endanger decision-making processes in Covid-19 the mining-affected communities if they are not legislation.The organisation picketed with included in the guidelines. “Our voice should be their placards before going to Blybank to heard and we need to participate actively and distribute food parcels to disadvantaged effectively speak for ourselves in all processes of community members in the area. drafting guidelines. On Thursday, Macua represented mining- “These communities will no longer tolerate the affected communities regarding the draft practice of excluding communities from partici- guidelines on reopening the mines during pating in the decisions that directly affect them,” the Covid-19 pandemic. The task-team Pitlele warned. “Nothing about us, without us.” The Macua members protesting their cause. Home Brewed fashionable masks Kagiso Segone personal protective equipment and all kinds of banners. Khutsong’s “Home Brewed” Deekay says people love the brand is thriving in the masks. They are three-ply, safe Merafong fashion industry and comfortable. “We wanted during the lockdown, with to print fashionable masks amazing and affordable that were both comfortable products. and stylish,” he said. According to the founder, According to him, he Mr Dikuna (aka Deekay) noticed that many community Mohapi, he wanted to find members were not complying a way to keep the brand in with the mask rule because the public eye. He then they wanted something more identified an opportunity in fashionable. He says the response making masks. He decided to from the customers has been create samples of the Home Bre- great. wed masks, only to realise that they “Covid-19 has harmed the fashion did not meet the standards. He Wearing a mask can world, but it has given us time to then researched the Health De- now become a fashion think. It has made us more focused partment’s guidelines and modified statement. on getting material suppliers from the masks according to the N95 within the country instead of relying respirator masks. on imports,” he added. Mohapi says his business slowed down Deekay says there has been growth in the during the first 21 days of the lockdown. South African manufacturing industry since After doing his research, however, he created the lockdown. Now that the lockdown has Chinese businessmen from Carletonville distributed food to the quality fashionable masks with the Home dropped to level 4, Home Brewed can now needy at the Mtariana informal settlement on 13 May. The police in Brewed logo. Since then, he has sold the sell their winter range of sweaters, beanies Carletonville, represented by Lt-Col Abel Gaza, maintained order masks to his customers. He has also re- and hoodies. and made sure social distancing was adhered to. Gaza also ceived orders from hospitals, clinics and Contact him on his Facebook page, Home thanked the businessmen for their efforts in alleviating the burden other businesses for masks with their com- Brewed Brands 88/, Instagram at Home of hunger among the needy. pany logos on. Home Brewed offers printing Brewed Brands/ and WhatsApp, services, where he prints T-shirts, caps, 079 057 9337.
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