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163-Mbombela Wednesday 17 July 2019 TOP SCHOOL IN MALELANE CIRCUIT 2020 ADMISSION STARTED and BEACON COLLEGE & KIDZ PARADISE CLOSES IN SEPTEMBER. MALELANE. | Gr R - 12. | HOSTEL FACILITIES | 013 790 1730/071 579 0972 & 013 790 1534 Email: [email protected] Gumede set to inject billions into Mbombela Masoka Dube step in that direction and set a trend of how the future Mbombela should look,” said Grimbeek. THE Kruger Lowveld Chamber of “It will also provide very necessary Business and Tourism (KLCBT) has housing and facilities for people welcomed the news that Mpumalanga working at the new high court (in businessman, Robert Gumede, is Nelspruit). They will be more young planning to develop the City of professionals who are probably not Mbombela into a state of the art city. interested in Mbombela’s traditional Gumede is well-known for ploughing suburban lifestyle. Any development back and investing into the community. at this stage will impact the local It has been confi rmed that the economy, which is stagnant at the mogul has been given the green moment,” she said. light to develop a multi-billion Rand Grimbeek said she was convinced development in Nelspruit. According that Gumede would use local to a media report, Gumede will inject contractors and suppliers and between R5 billion and R10bn into the provide business opportunities for project. local people and businesses in the “We welcome the development development. as it aligns with our vision of the Speaking to NEWSHORN development potential of the Lowveld last week, the City of Mbombela area. We have identifi ed seven spokesperson, Joseph Ngala, has development nodes or catalytic projects confi rmed the project. He said the that will uplift our region to a world development would take place at the class destination with opportunities for property where the Nelspruit Rugby all,” KLCBT chief operating offi cer, Club (NRC) is currently situated. Orton is our man at 2019 Rugby World Cup Linda Grimbeek, told NEWSHORN. “We want the area to look like “One of the seven is to develop Melrose Arch in Johannesburg where NELSPRUIT’S pride at the 2019 Rugby World Cup, Johan Orton, at his happiest behind his Mbombela as a vibrant capital city to people can live, work and play”. attract the more youthful travellers and At the time of going to Press, we camera. Orton, marketing and media liaison specialist at Laerskool Nelspruit and NEWSHORN cater for younger people to study and could not get the hold of Gumede for photographer, is among a select few in the world, and only three South Africans, to cover the stay in Mbombela. We believe that comment. NEWSHORN will follow 2019 Rugby World Cup. Read story on page 2. this development will be an important up on the story in our next edition. 2 COMMUNITY NEWS Wednesday 17 July 2019 Nelspruit photographer makes SA proud at rugby world cup in Japan Adriaan de Beer He studied for a National Diploma in Sport Administration and Marketing at the Tshwane University of Technology and HIS wife, Monique, is not only his followed it up with a post degree diploma biggest supporter, but besides God, also in event management at the University of his greatest inspiration. Cape Town. Barberton Hospital CEO, Maatlape Mawela, So says world-class photographer, Orton’s love for schools’ sport and displaying the certi cate the hospital Johan Orton, marketing and media especially rugby, saw him elected main received earlier this month. liaison specialist at Laerskool Nelspruit, photographer during the 2017 VirSeker and NEWSHORN photographer, who is Cup, but travelling between Nelspruit and among a select few in the world and only Gauteng became diffi cult leaving him no Barberton Hospital three South Africans to cover the 2019 Monique en Johan Orton. option but to quit this year. Rugby World Cup in Japan. What makes his trips pleasant, is the fact The Nelspruit-born Orton, whose Orton said he would not have been able that Monique is always by his side. “She awarded for brilliant pictures regularly don the to fulfi l his biggest dream without the travels with me, to all games and events.” pages of NEWSHORN, will accompany support of his sponsors; Asics SA, Canon He knows the ‘Bok players well but still the doyen of South African sports SA, KMI, NEWSHORN, Ramble bag, respects their privacy. performance photographers, Wessel Oosthuizen, to Avinier, BetSA and Frane Metal Group. “They regularly autograph some of my cover the spectacle in Japan. Having been aside the pitch of 26 rugby photo’s and their agents also contact me Tumelo Waga Dibakwane He is among only 30 out of 2967 tests, including four tests against Nieu- in this regard. It is always nice to talk photographers worldwide who applied Zealand over the past decade, Orton is no to them after a test game or a practice BARBERTON Hospital has received the for and received accreditation for the newcomer to the game. session,” he said. Best Performing Award for its outstanding match between the Springboks and Among the highlights of his career Orton said he would love to become performance in providing quality the All Blacks in Yokoyama on 21 count two Currie Cup fi nals, the more actively involved with the Pumas health care service and the professional September, where he will be wearing the SuperRugby fi nal between the Lions and to give them more exposure in local and behaviour displayed by its employees. NEWSHORN logo on his right chest. Crusaders in 2017 and the legendary other publications. Mpumalanga Health Department MEC, Orton and Oosthuizen will be South picture of Francois Hougaard’s World Sasekani Manzini, last week applauded Africa’s only representatives at the game. Rugby try of the Year in 2013, which Orton’s advice and gratitude … and appreciated the dedication displayed Only 30 photographers get accreditation was published in Oosthuizen’s collage, by the staff members of the hospital. per game while more than 4000 applied “Portrait of Rugby”. “If you have a dream, never give up. “I wish to see the health centres in our Put your energy into your dream and for accreditation for the world cup games. “We all know the Springboks against province always subscribing from the Other games he will be covering are continue until it realises. God has given the All Blacks is the highlight of all rugby everyone with a talent to use for His Batho Pele principle because our people those between Scotland and Ireland on 22 tests. It’s like the Muhammad Ali vs glory and to make disciples of people. depend on them. This shows that the staff September, also in Yokoyama, Wales vs George Foreman fi ght in rugby,” he said. “Every chance I was aff orded through attitude towards patients is excellent,” Georgia on 23 September in Toyota City His love for rugby started when he photography was due to the Lord and said Manzini. The award was received on and South Africa against Namibia on 28 was a young boy. During his high school Saviour, Jesus Christ. Without Him, I behalf of the hospital staff by the CEO, September, also in Toyota. He could only career, Orton played for Hoërskool am nothing. Although I sometimes feel Maatlape Mawela, who expressed her to apply for games that will take place Nelspruit’s third team and also put on the unworthy of His blessings, He continues gratitude for the recognition. during the school holiday in South Africa. rugby boots in hostel rugby at varsity. to bless me out of my socks.” “At Barberton Hospital our employees are the most important resource that we cylinder heads cabeça do motor have to invest in and we believe that the For Bakkies Vans patient is an important stakeholder and 4x4 SUV central to quality services,” said Mawela. Amarok 2.0 Hilux 2.4/2.7/3.0 Pathfinder 2.4/2.7 She further said it must be put on BT-50 2.5, 3.0 LandCruiser 3.0 Pajero 2.5/2.8/30 Colt 2.5/2.8 LandRover 300Tdi Qashqai 1.5 record that the hospital took every Condor 2.4/2.5/3.0 K2500 / K2700 Rav4 1.8/2.0/2.4 complaint seriously while appreciating the Corsa 1.7 KB 2.3/2.5/2.8/3.0 Santa Fe 2.4 Discovery TD5 Navara 2.2/2.5/3.0 Sportage 2.0 democratic right of the public to use social Drifter 2.0/2.5/2.6 Nitro2.8 Triton 2.0/2.4/2.5 media to lodge complaints. Fortuner 2.5/3.0 NP200 1.5/1.6 Tucson 2.0 “We encourage them to request an Hardbody 2.0/2.7 NP300 2.5 X-Trail 2.2 / 2.5 T 013 752 3015 - C 065 915 6247 audience with the relevant manager 49 Bester St, Nelspruit through our help desk using the telephone numbers displayed on the hospital walls www.SQPEC.co.za [email protected] or use our suggestion boxes. We also have a vibrant hospital board, which is fully Consultant Coordinator Adriaan de Beer • NewsHorn (Pty) active and supportive,” she said. [email protected] | 061-347-7963 Ltd is a 100% “We also appreciate the honourable black-owned Editor in Chief MEC for the certifi cate, it encourages us Alex Rose-Innes independent to work harder.” [email protected] newspaper with a BEE rating of Editor / News Editor 137%. Masoka Dube [email protected] | 071-545-0895 IT Manager Deneys Nieuwoudt DISCLAIMER: [email protected] NewsHorn (Pty) Ltd and Sales Manager its subsidiaries do not Amanda Joubert take any responsibility [email protected] | 074-950-2616 for incorrect or false adver� sing.
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