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Sakelui Vat ELM Hof NISSAN NP200 1.6 8V BASE WAS VAT R168 500 Included NOW R156 400 OR CASH BACK of BERTIE BOUCHER 083 953 9933 R12 100 Through Nissan Finance Only 16 Union Street, Vereeniging Was www.starnissan.co.za • www.starmotor.mobi R5,80 4 Julie - 6 Julie 2018 Tel. (016)Now 950-7000 http://www.vaalweekblad.com Clean up your act ELM! The Executive Mayor of the Emfuleni Municipality, Cllr Jacob Khawe and delegates look on as another commu- nity member dumps more refuse bags in front of the library in town. Residents had enough when ELM again failed to remove refuse last week. Photo: Lazarus Dithagiso Sakelui vat Sasol Sharks derde by SA ELM hof Winterswem toe - bl.3 - sportblaaie NEW NISSAN MICRA VISIA ALL-NEW NISSAN MICRA ENGINEERED FOR THE STREETS BOLD DESIGN A refined interior, sculptured body, and an athletic poised stance that is hard to ignore. AGILE AND CONFIDENT p.m. An exceptional car to drive with a responsive and efficient 66kW turbo engine. 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A PRODUCT OF WESBANK CONTACT TEL 078 511 8672 16 Union Street, Vereeniging • www.starnissan.co.za • www.starmotor.mobi 2 Vaalweekblad, 4 Julie - 6 Julie 2018 News www.vaalweekblad.com Lazarus Dithagiso Cllr Khawe said he had nothing against He also said that he had nothing against VEREENIGING. - The State of the Municipal- whites and Indians in general, but apartheid black people who are rich and educated. ity Address (SOMA) placed the blame for the was “definitely the cause for the collapsing The audience lapped it up as he laid the cur- current Rand Water cuts on the former apart- ELM infrastructure”. rent state of affairs on the previous regime. heid infrastructure. “It is not my doing that apartheid created rich Khawe did point out, however, that at least This message came from the Executive and poor, and the black unemployed who are 60% of should-be rate payers were not paying Mayor of Emfuleni Local Municipality (ELM), unable to pay for their services. for services. Councillor Jacob Khawe, during his SOMA ad- “I do not have the intention to dislike white He also pointed out that the national and pro- dress hosted in the City Hall on June 26. people,” he said. vincial governments were perfectly capable of helping ELM financially. He appealed to the local population to pay for water and electricity “even though the ac- count itself was unmanageable”. He said ELM had already paid R70 million INVITATION TO SUBMIT PROPOSALS to Rand Water last week. Khawe also highlighted that there are cur- EMFULENI TO ORGANIZE AND CO-ORDINATE EMFULENI EVENTS rently lots of managers, chiefs and assistance LOCAL MUNICIPALITY managers who “manage themselves” at ELM. He plans to decrease the number of 33 man- INVITATION TO INTERESTED EVENTS COMPANIES / PEOPLE OR INDIVIDUALS TO agers and assistants to 22. SUBMIT PROPOSALS TO ORGANIZE AND CO-ORDINATE THE FOLLOWING EMFULENI This cutting process will save the municipal- Some of the dancers performing during the EVENTS: ity apporximately R4,8 million a year. SOMA address. • 2018 VRC Jazz • 2018 Miss Emfuleni Taxi-bestuurders vermag TERMS OF REFERENCE 1. Background Information wat polisie nie kan Emfuleni Local Municipality will be hosting its 15th Vaal River Carnival (VRC) programme in August to September this year. Interested companies or people are invited to submit proposals to co –ordinate the above mentioned MEYERTON. - ‘n Video wat events that would form part of Vaal River Carnival Programme. verlede week op die Face- book-groep, Vaal Traffic Net- 2. Requirements work gedeel is en wat wys hoe ‘n konfooi taxi’s van die snel- Interested people must meet the following criteria to qualify into the programme: weg af Meyerton binnery, het Een van die vragmotors • A proven track record in events management with contactable references inwoners vir ‘n oomblik baie wat in die slag gebly het • Present a detailed concept ( planning, organising and implementation of the event) bekommerd gehad. tydens die gewelddadige • Preference will be given to residents of Emfuleni. Dit was toe egter niks om optogte op die R59. • Interested parties must have own nancial resources to host the proposed events. oor bekommerd te wees nie, • Must be prepared to take responsibility of logistical arrangements involved. want te danke aan dié taxibe- stuurders en -eienaars het die groep beto- Midvaal Plaaslike Munisipaliteit, sê dit is Once approval has been granted by Vaal River Carnival Committee, the co-ordinator of the event shall ensure: gers van Sicelo vir eers hul misdadige ak- “fantasties” dat die taxibestuurders inge- tiwiteite opsy geskuif en kan motoriste • Compliance with municipalities by laws tree en die ontwrigting stopgesit het. weer die R59 gebruik. “Die mense wat aan die onluste deel- • Compliance with municipalities advertising laws Volgens inligting het lede van die Vaal • Compliance with municipality health and safety standard requirements neem, is ongelukkig oor behuising wat • An engineering certicate from service provider for the stage Taxi Association ‘n vergadering met die buite die jurisdiksie van die Midvaal Mu- • Present progress report to the VRC Committee when required groep inwoners belê omdat hulle besig- nisipaliteit val. Deur gewelddadige beto- • Verication of acquired sponsorship by the municipality heid ook skade ly wanneer die R59 ver- gings op die R59 te hou, kry hulle nie • Organisers will be expected to submit signed contracts for entertainers ( e.g artists ) sper word. noodwendig die boodskap by die Gau- Hulle het ooreengekom dat ‘n memo- tengse Departement van Behuising nie. Proposals should be submitted at Arts and Culture Department: randum waarin die inwoners se griewe “Die Midvaal Munisipaliteit is net so Emfuleni Local Municipality, Emfuleni Vaal Gate Ofces uiteengesit word, opgestel sal word en ongelukkig dat die provinsie nie intree For more information contact 016 950 5371/016 950 5308 during ofce hours aan die relevante persone oorhandig nie, maar stem nie saam met hoe die word. ELM01402_06/2018 groep inwoners van Sicelo te werk gaan Or could be posted to: Sedert dié besoek was daar nog nie Arts and Culture Department, Emfuleni Local Municipality, P.O. Box 3, Vanderbijlpark, 1900 nie. Dit is jammer dat hulle op so ‘n wyse weer enige probleme op die R59 nie. die aandag op hul probleme moet vestig,” N.B TAKE NOTE THAT THE MUNICIPALITY WILL NOT GIVE ANY FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO THE EVENT “Die taxibestuurders het vir seker ’n sê hy. Oor die video wat op sosiale media ORGANISERS. verskil gemaak. Daar is ook swaar polisie gedeel is, voel mnr. Pretorius dit is onver- teenwoordigheid,” sê mnr. Rudolph de antwoordelik om so ‘n video te plaas en If you did not receive our call by 10 July consider your proposal unsuccessful. Wet, GPF-voorsitter van Meyerton. paniek te saai sonder die relevante feite. Mnr. Phil Pretorius, hoofsweep van die Dit was aan die einde darem positief. Closing date for submissions is 30 June 2018 www.vaalweekblad.com Nuus Vaalweekblad, 4 Julie - 6 Julie 2018 3 Sakelui vat regering hof toe; wil self krag by Eskom koop VANDERBIJLPARK. - Die gekombineerde ool loop vrylik uit in Emfuleni se strate en sa en verskeie kabinetsministers soos Jeff Ra- nier hoe Eskom tans sy verliese kan beperk, Vaaldriehoekse sakekamer, Golden Triangle beland uiteindelik in die gebied se strome en debe, minister van energie, Pravin Gordhan, is deur kragvoorsiening aan wanbetalende Chamber of Commerce (GTCOC), wat tot riviere. minister van openbare ondernemings, Zweli munisipaliteite te onderbreek sodat die krag- dusver alles in sy vermoë gedoen het om die Sakelui wil die regering nou in die hof Mkhize, minister van samewerkende rege- rekening nie so vinnig oploop nie. Indien sa- sukkelende Emfuleni Plaaslike Munisipali- dwing om toestemming te gee om elektrisiteit ring en tradisionele sake en Nhlanjla Nene, kelui en die betalende publiek hul elektrisiteit teit in sy oorlewingstryd by te staan, het nou direk vanaf Eskom te koop en in die proses minister van finansies, sal verweerders in die direk by Eskom kan koop, hoef Eskom nie besluit om ‘n nuwe roete in te slaan en reg- hul munisipaliteite te systap. saak wees. meer krag aan wanbetalende munisipaliteite stappe teen ELM te doen. As die regsaksie slaag, kan dit Emfuleni Die saak is verlede week in die hoogge- te lewer nie - slegs aan betalers in daardie Volgens mnr. Stefan Olivier, voorsitter van nog dieper in sy finansiële verknorsing laat regshof in Bloemfontein tot 22 Oktober uit- gebiede. GTCOC, snoer dié sakekamer nou kragte vasval omdat ‘n groot deel van sy inkomste gestel om al die betrokkenes in die saak ‘n Die regsverteenwoordiger van die be- saam met sakeorganisasies van die Harri- tans uit die herverkoop van Eskom-krag ver- geleentheid te gee om hul hofstukke voor te swaarde munisipaliteite, MC Botha, het ver- smith- en Brits-omgewing om hul munisipa- dien word. Verloor ELM dié inkomste, gaan berei. lede week in ‘n onderhoud met Vaalweekblad liteite in die hooggeregshof te laat aantree vir dit die munisipaliteit finaal op sy knieë Volgens GTCOC-voorsitter Stefan Olivier se Media24-kollega, Jan de Lange, gesê die hul patetiese of afwesige dienslewering. dwing, word voorspel. het Eskom ‘n onderneming gegee om die aansoekers vra geen spesifieke bevel nie, Sakelui in die Vaaldriehoek is veral ontsto- Die drie munisipaliteite (Emfuleni, Madi- kragonderbrekings weens wanbetaling te maar wil die regering sowel as Eskom en Ner- ke omdat hul elektrisiteit gereeld op spitstye beng en Maluti A-Phofung) se gekombineer- staak totdat die hofsaak afgehandel is.
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