DOCSLIB.ORG

Brakpan Herald 02 March 2018.Pdf

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Brakpan Herald 02 March 2018.Pdf Friday, March 2, 2018 TEL: 011 740 1825 Dankbaar vir nuwe rolstoele Spreading awareness and hope Lees meer op bladsy 3 Read more on page 6 SA Idols hopefuls look to hit all the right notes Thousands of excited and emerging travelling and the long wait did not been singing since Grade One,” she Heinz Winckler was the show’s biggest, most watched shows in the singers descended on Carnival City seem to dampen the spirits. added. fi rst winner, followed by Brandon past decade. on Saturday to audition for the 14th Kamohelo Mokatsanyane, who Saturday morning saw hundreds October, Elvis Blue and Lloyd Cele Every show is fi lled each year season of Idols SA. travelled from Soweto, was one of of exciting participants lining up for (who won a SAMA in 2012) as with its own drama and suspense. Hundreds of hopefuls stood the many hopefuls who arrived on their chance in the limelight. well as Khaya Mthetwa (who won a Auditions have already taken patiently in long queues for their Friday and spent the night. According to Carnival SAMA for his debut album, Move), place in Durban, Cape Town, moment in the spotlight. “It was a bit cold but I City’s marketing manager, Sasha-Lee Davids and Karabo who Pretoria, Bloemfontein and The auditions were held in am very excited to be Michelle Smith, they have all become big names in the Port Elizabeth. Carnival City’s Big Top Arena. here,” she said on were excited to industry, each in his/her own unique Auditions in Although the excitement was Saturday morning. host the Idols SA way. Polokwane will be overwhelming, only a few were Mbasa Msana auditions for the fi fth The South African Idols has held tomorrow expected to have received the told the Herald consecutive year. been one of the country’s (Saturday). coveted Golden Ticket, a pass into that she was a “We are excited the next phase of the competition. little bit nervous to see what Many of the aspiring singers but thrilled talent Mzansi arrived at Carnival City early on to be at the produces Friday afternoon and spent the night auditions. this year as on camping chairs, under blankets to “I have thousands of be sure of a chance to audition. hopefuls line- People seeking fame and a up to be heard,” career in singing came from said Smith. as far as Piet Retief and Welkom but all the Pinley Dlamini (left) and Mpho Thekiso was super excited about their auditions. They travelled from far and are from Piet Retief and Welkom repectively. To see all the action on video go to www.brakpanherald.co.za 2 News Friday, March 2, 2018 Make sure you are Help local beauty soar registered to vote to success A special voter registration ensure that voters are to make every effort to visit weekend will be held at registered in the correct their voting station during A young woman from FlamingoFlamin Ridge has been all voting stations over the voting district segments. the weekend of March 10 selectedselected as a brand ambassadorambassad for Miss Eagle weekend of March 10 and 11. The Constitutional Court and 11. 2018.2018. The Electoral Commission in 2016 gave the Electoral The contact centre (0800 ChristabelChristabel Ntando MagaisaM (24), who is a urges all of South Africa’s Commission until June 2018 11 8000) has been activated studentstudent at African AcademyAc in Boksburg, eligible voters to visit their to update the voters’ roll with Monday to Friday during hopeshopes winning the pageant will help voting stations as part of a all available addresses. offi ce hours to assist voters herher realise her dreamsdr of making a national campaign to update Over the past two years, to fi nd their correct voting positive impactimpac in the community. the voters’ roll in preparation the Electoral Commission station and to answer any She explainedexplain the pageant is all for the 2019 elections. has made signifi cant progress queries. about womanwom empowerment, All 22 612 voting stations in updating addresses on the Registered voters can also woman leadershiple and a around the country will open voters’ roll. SMS their ID number to combinationcombinat of beauty with for the public between 8am 32810 to receive an SMS brains aandn purpose. and 5pm to: containing the address of their “W“Wee hhavea fun activities • assist new voters to Voters should voting station (charged at R1). ggearedeared totowardsw our personal register; The online facility at www. developmdevelopmente and growth and we • allow already registered take a copy of elections.org.za remains gegett to eengagengage with celebs,” said voters who have moved since their barcoded open for registered voters CChristabel.hristabel. they registered to re-register with access to the internet ““WeWe also get iinvolved in helping in their correct voting ID book to update and review their ccharitiesharities in our cocommunities,m learn the art district; and address online. ooff modellimodelling,ng, fashion and beauty, as well as • allow registered voters In October 2017 the These voters are also urged building the brand.” whose address details are not Electoral Commission to update their details before She told the Herald thethe pageant has on the voters’ roll to provide launched an online facility the end of May 2018. mmotivatedotivated her to come out of a “complacent this information. for registered voters with Voters visiting their voting cocomfortmfort zzone”.one”. The Electoral Commission internet access to review and/ station should take a copy ““II have been empoempoweredw by being able has made an early start to or provide their address via of their barcoded ID book, ttoo help people in neneed,e protecting our the preparations for the 2019 www.elections.org.za smart card ID or temporary planet and giving bback,”a she said. elections. Having done all of this, ID certifi cate. CChristabelhristabel hhopesopes to start a foundation These elections are the Electoral Commission They will be assisted in for victims of huhumanm traffi cking if she expected between May and still does not as yet have completing a registration wins the title. “H“Humanu traffi cking is the August 2019. addresses for 2.8 million form providing their home largestlargest rising crimecrim internationally,” Critically, this registration voters. address at which they sheshe said, adding tthat the foundation weekend is a milestone A further 3.5 million ordinarily reside, which willwill focusfocus onon educationeduc and awareness. towards the culmination of addresses are currently will allow the Electoral ChristabelChristabel requiresrequires public votes to get a two-year project to obtain classifi ed as “incomplete” or Commission to place them in herher to the semi-fi nals of the pageant.pa addresses for all registered “generic”. the correct voting district. Flamingo Ridge resident Christabel To vote for her, SMS Ntando to 35334 (SMS voters. Chief Electoral Offi cer, Sy Proof of residence is not Ntando Magaisa has her sights set on costs R3, free SMSes and SMS bundles do not It is an opportunity to Mamabolo urged all voters required. the Miss Eagle 2018 crown. apply). Friday, March 2, 2018 News 3 Murder accused wife sent to Weskoppies A 30-year-old woman accused of the murder of her husband in their Denneoord home in 2016 was this week referred to Weskoppies Psychiatric Hospital for mental observation. This follows the accused’s intention to plead temporary insanity. She appeared in the Pretoria High Court on Monday and faces charges of murder, robbery with aggravating circumstances, defeating the ends of justice and possession of an unlicensed fi rearm and ammunition. The victim (58) was shot once in the head as he watched TV in the Field Street property on the evening of April 11, 2016. Police were told there had been a robbery at the home. The accused and her mother - who was also once married to the victim - were arrested fi ve days later. The mother was married to him in the 1980s SAPS besoek die Hoërskool Stoffberg and they adopted the accused as a toddler. Lede van die Brakpan SAPD en die GPF het Vrydagoggend besoek aan die Hoërskool Stoffberg gebring. Die leerders van die skool is Several years after the mother and victim toegespreek oor boeliery en die bekamping van geweld. Die leerders is ook ingelig oor ’n kunskompetisie wat onlangs deur die Brakpan divorced, he married the accused. GPF van stapel gestuur is. Die kompetisie is gemik op hoër- sowel as laerskool leerders, asook jongmense tussen die ouderdom van 18 Their trials were separated and the mother tot 21 jaar. Op die foto (van links) is: Adele de Jager (GPF), kapt Pearl van Staad (woordvoerder van die Brakpan SAPD), Janey Bowie (aged 55 at the time of her arrest) pleaded (GPF), kapelaan Godfrey Booysen en die hoof van Hoërskool Stoffberg, Koos Boshoff. Soortgelyke besoeke sal ook aan ander skole in guilty as an accessory to murder. die dorp gebring word. She was sentenced to fi ve years imprisonment of which she only has to serve 10 months before being released on correctional supervision. The accused, who is currently pregnant, is out on bail. Maryann glimlag breed nadat The matter was postponed to July 30 so that she may undergo psychological evaluation. weldoeners rolstoele skenk Hijacked delivery Die 64-jarige vrou, wat verlede week van recovered nog met ’n verslete rolstoel oor die weg moes kom, glimlag weer van oor tot Five men travelling in two vehicles oor. hijacked the driver of a white Isuzu panel Die Herald het verlede week berig van along Ergo Road in Sallies Village on oor die penarie waarin Maryann van Monday.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Gill Misses out on Century, India a in Driver's Seat
    WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2019 (PAGE 10) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU MIER Academy lifts Pulwama Martyrs Memorial Cricket Cup Gill misses out on century, India A in IGP Jammu, cricketers pay floral driver’s seat against South Africa A tributes to brave hearts THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, by the hard-working Piedt, 10 and attacked when presented Excelsior Sports Correspondent holding the event in a befitting Prominent among those who Sept 10: runs short of a ton. with bad deliveries to take the manner and lauded the efforts of graced the occasion were Rajesh Captain Shubman Gill missed Wicketkeeper-batsman K S game away from the visitors. JAMMU, Sept 10: Inspector the young players for exception- Dhar, Chairman Media out on a century by 10 runs while Bharat, who has been a consis- Saxena, who started slowly, General of Police (IGP) Jammu, al performances in hot and Committee JKCA, Surjeet Jalaj Saxena struck 61 not out as tent performer in domestic crick- then opened up and hit some Mukesh Singh and a good num- humid conditions. Singh, former Ranji Trophy India 'A' dominated the proceed- et and for India 'A' in recent lovely shots while Thakur ber of junior and senior crick- He said J&K Police is leav- Player; Inderjeet Singh, Selector ings on the second day of the first years, made 33. Bharat played showed he could bat. eters paid floral tributes to the ing no stone unturned in organ- JKCA; Aman Deep Singh, unofficial Test against South impressively and cracked five After Thakur fell leg-before martyrs’ rather the brave hearts ising various sporting activities Karunesh Gupta, besides organ- Africa 'A' here today.
    [Show full text]
  • Oscars to Go 'Host-Less' After Kevin Hart Controversy
    TWITTER CELEBS @newsofbahrain BUSINESS 10 Cadillac will introduce EV in fight against Tesla INSTAGRAM Al Pacino Set to Join /nobmedia 12 ‘The Hunt’ at Amazon LINKEDIN SATURDAY newsofbahrain JANUARY 2019 Actor Al Pacino is close to 200 FILS WHATSAPP closing a deal to star in the 38444680 ISSUE NO. 7989 upcoming drama series “The Hunt”. If the deal is sealed, FACEBOOK /nobmedia it would mark Pacino’s first regular tel- evision role in his MAIL [email protected] long and sto- ried career. Am- azon declined to comment, WEBSITE newsofbahrain.com reports variety.com P13 Kate Hudson is not done having kids 13 SHOW WORLD 6 China’s rover prepares for rough ride on moon America starts Syria withdrawal Washington, DC he US military said Fri- Tday that it has begun Partners withdrawing troops from Syria, initiating a drawdown that has blindsided allies and sparked a scramble for control of the areas that American troops will leave. US forces have “begun the process of our deliber- ate withdrawal from Syr- ia,” read a statement from in peace the US-led coalition. “Out of concern for operational security, we will not discuss specific timelines, locations or troop movements.” De- fence Department officials said that initial withdrawals would be limited to equip- ment, and that no troops process had yet departed. His Majesty receives Pompeo US Secretary of State Pompeo on a visit to the Kingdom US shutdown bites New York he received yesterday in the presence and prosperity. His Majesty expressed of His Royal Highness Prince Salman Pompeo expressed
    [Show full text]
  • CSA Schools T20 Challenge 2 Pretoria | 6-8 March 2020 Messages
    Messages Previous Winners Umpires Emergency Contacts Daily Programme Fixtures NATIONAL CRICKET WEEK POOL A | Team Lists POOL B | Team Lists Playing Conditions CSA SCHOOLS T20 Procedure for the Super Over T20 CHALLENGE Appendix 1 Pretoria | 6-8 March 2020 Appendix 2 Schools Code of Conduct Messages Chris Nenzani | President, Cricket South Africa Previous Winners Umpires The Schools’ T20 tournament CSA values our investment in youth extremely highly. It is is not just the biggest event an important contribution to nation building through cultural Emergency Contacts that Cricket South Africa (CSA) diversity which has become one of the pillars on which our has ever handled but it creates cricket is built. CSA has travelled a wonderful journey over the Daily Programme a pathway of opportunity for past 29 years of unity and everybody can be proud of his or her schools at all levels to live their contribution. dreams. Fixtures There are countless cricketers who have gone on from our It takes the game to every corner youth programs to engrave their names with distinction in South of the country and to established African cricket history and we congratulate them and thank them POOL A | Team Lists cricket schools as well as those that are just starting to make for their contributions. their way. As such it is a key component of our development POOL B | Team Lists program and of our vision and commitment to take the game to I must also put on record our thanks to all the people who have given up their time without reward to coach and mentor our all.
    [Show full text]
  • Stokes Named ICC Player of the Year After Landmark 2019 ‘This Award Is Testament to My Team-Mates and the Support Staff’
    26 Sports Thursday, January 16, 2020 Stokes named ICC player of the year after landmark 2019 ‘This award is testament to my team-mates and the support staff’ DUBAI: Ben Stokes was yesterday named the man of the match performance in the second Test victo- International Cricket Council player of the year, cap- ry over South Africa last week, said the strong bonds ping an unforgettable 2019 for the swashbuckling between the players can lead to further success. England all-rounder that included a match-winning “There is an incredible bond between team-mates knock at the World Cup. and to savour our achievements, whether that’s winning Stokes won the coveted Sir Garfield Sobers trophy the World Cup final at Lord’s or digging deep to win a — voted for by a panel of media representatives and Test match against Australia at Headingley,” said former players — thanks to an unbeaten 84 in a dra- Stokes. matic final against New Zealand in July followed by a “It is satisfying you can accomplish these superb brilliant 135 not out to win the third Ashes Test against highs together. “The last 12 months have been the best Australia six weeks later. in my career, and I believe what we attained will be the Stokes, 28, said it was a huge honour for any crick- catalyst to achieve further success over the next few eter to receive such an award. “To be recognised and years.” Indian opener Rohit Sharma was named the be the person to win that (award) it’s pretty amazing,” ODI cricketer of the year while captain Virat Kohli he said in a video statement.
    [Show full text]
  • Page 14 Sports.Qxd
    SUNDAY, AUGUST 12, 2018 (PAGE 14) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU Nadal stays on track in Jammu boy Chandeep wins India struggle as ton-up Toronto with win over Cilic 2 gold medals for India Woakes powers England TORONTO, Aug 11: opponent at the tournament after LONDON, Aug 11: their spirits sank. knocking out Dominic Thiem in There was almost no fight as Rafael Nadal recovered from the second round and 13-time Para athlete blossoms in Korea Chris Woakes marked his a slow start, overcoming Marin Excelsior Sports Correspondent Taekwondo Championship at both batsmen marched towards major winner Novak Djokovic return to Test cricket with a their centuries in style. Woakes Cilic 2-6, 6-4, 6-4 as the in the third. Nepal. JAMMU, Aug 11: Jammu and maiden century, and in the able got there first, off 129 balls, as Spaniard's chase for a long- Tsitsipas is the youngest Having won medals at the Kashmir's ace Para athlete, company of Jonny Bairstow, their 150-partnership came in sought ATP Masters title on player to post three top 10 wins International level in Taekwondo, Chandeep Singh, handed England a massive just 219 deliveries. hardcourt heated up. at a single tournament Chandeep has the distinc- despite all odds, con- advantage over a beleaguered Bairstow slowed down with since the 19-year-old tion of being adjudged as verted his disability into India in the second match here the landmark in sight and paid Nadal at Monte Carlo the World's Fastest Skater an ability to emerge today. the price for it with Hardik in 2006.
    [Show full text]
  • R14.99 R44.99 R19.99
    Friday, February 16, 2018 TEL: 011 740 1825 Task team strikes again Bikers bring joy Read more on page 3 Read more on page 4 Councillor bemoans lack of service delivery in the CBD It’s been eight months since the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality vowed to take action against urban decay in the Brakpan CBD. Despite assurances that regular clean-ups would take place and that service delivery challenges would be dealt with, not much has been done to address the appalling conditions in the Brakpan Mall and surrounding area. The issue was highlighted by the Herald in June last year and is of great concern to DA councillor for the area, Brandon Pretorius. “It has become very obvious to me that our local departments are constantly dragging their feet where issues of service delivery are concerned,” he said. “They would rather try pass the buck than deal with pertinent service delivery issues; services that residents are paying for. “The lack of responsibility and accountability by our local departments is incredibly alarming. “Our CBD is deteriorating each day and the metro is responsible for this deterioration.” Pretorius pointed out that the deterioration appears to be a trend throughout Ekurhuleni. The EMPD held a by-law enforcement operation in the Brakpan Mall last week. While the clean-up is welcomed, it seems to make little difference. “The City’s management does not Jakes Mojalifa (left) and Mack Mashisi are traffi c wardens from the EMPD Brakpan precinct. seem to be bothered, as no one is held accountable,” he said. “They should really support our Saturday, to conduct a follow-up structures were demolished.
    [Show full text]
  • Protrax Catalogue Protrax Backing Tracks
    PROTRAX CATALOGUE PROTRAX BACKING TRACKS July - August 2021 Customer Service & General Enquiries e: [email protected] w: www.protraxonline.com ABOUT THE CATALOGUE ProTrax Productions (South Africa) The backing tracks in this catalogue are arranged e: [email protected] in alphabetical order according to the song title, t: (+27) 82 770 0902 (Weekdays 08h30 to 17h00 - GMT +2) irrespective of language or genre. The availability f: (+27) 86 684 4187 a:191 Lisdogan Avenue, Lisdogan Park, Pretoria, 0083 of catalogued backing tracks may change without notice. ProTrax Music Production House (Australia) e: [email protected] Visit www.protraxonline.com to browse content, f: (+61) 450 778 577 (Weekdays 10h00 to 15h00 - GMT +8) listen to demos or search for backing tracks by: a: P.O. Box 717, South Fremantle, Western Australia, 6162 Genre Latest Additions PROTRAX RECORDING STUDIO Specials Top 10 Charts Bookings & Enquiries (South Africa) w: www.protraxstudio.com e: [email protected] On the website you can also request new tracks, t: (+27) 82 770 0902 (Weekdays 08h30 to 17h00) demos in different keys and view our terms of use. f: (+27) 6 684 4187 a: 191 Lisdogan Avenue, Lisdogan Park, Pretoria, 0083 PROTRAX KARAOKE EXCLUSIVES Customer Service & General Enquiries e: [email protected] w: www.protraxkaraoke.com t: (+27) 82 770 0902 (Weekdays 08h30 to 17h00) ProTrax Backing Track Catalogue J u l y - A u g u s t 2021 P a g e | 1 Joe Niemand from A Candle Burning Pam Thum A New Day Aan Jou Vas Eden "Faith Like Potatoes" A Cradle Prayer Rebecca St.
    [Show full text]
  • Smith Eyes Century As Australia Seize Control Against N Zealand
    44 Friday Sports Friday, December 27, 2019 Smith eyes century as Australia seize control against N Zealand MELBOURNE: Master batsman Steve Smith night clash in Perth by 296 runs. It was a bold ground out an unbeaten 77 yesterday as he ze- decision by Williamson to bowl on a pitch that roed in on yet another century, putting Australia has traditionally been docile and favoured the in the driving seat after the opening day of the batsmen. second Test against New Zealand. And it appeared to pay dividends in a sizzling In the Black Caps’ first Boxing Day Test at the opening over from Trent Boult, back after miss- Melbourne Cricket Ground since 1987, skipper ing two Tests with a rib injury. After three testing Kane Williamson won the toss and opted to balls to Warner, his fourth clattered into Burns’ bowl, and it looked to be a good decision with middle stump, with the opener out for a golden Joe Burns out first ball and David Warner just duck to huge roars from the large New Zealand before lunch. contingent in the 80,000-strong crowd. But first Marnus Labuschagne, the world’s Boult was sorely missed by the Black Caps in leading run-scorer for 2019, and then Smith Perth and along with Tim Southee found early smacked half centuries to seize back control and swing and zip with the ball. “Obviously we would leave them on 257 for four, frustrating the disci- have liked a few more wickets on our tally,” said plined New Zealand bowlers. Boult.
    [Show full text]
  • Page12sports.Qxd (Page 1)
    MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 2020 (PAGE 12) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU Rohit, Kohli guide India to Aquib Nabi takes five wickets to help J&K dismiss Odisha for 161 series win over Australia CUTTACK, Jan 19: J&K at 38 for 3 in 24 overs to leave the game evenly poised. BENGALURU, Jan 19: Right-arm pacer Aquib Nabi Skipper Rasool was batting grabbed five wickets to help on 10 and a lot will depend on Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli Jammu and Kashmir dismiss him when play resumes on paced a tricky run chase with Odisha for 161 on the opening Monday. sublime knocks as India wrapped day of their Ranji Trophy Group Brief Scores: Odisha 161 all the series 2-1 with a comfortable C match here today. out in 64.3 overs (Shubhranshu seven-wicket victory in the deci- Nabi was the star of J&K as Senapati 42; Aquib Nabi 5/39) sive third ODI against Australia, he ran through the Odisha bat- vs J&K 38 for 3 in 24 overs. here today. ting line-up after his skipper At Ranchi: Uttarakhand 213 Rohit (119 off 128) was due Dr Ashok Bhan, Member SMVDSB chairing Governing council meeting of Shrine Board’s Parvez Rasool decided to bowl for 6 in 50 overs (Saurabh Sports complex at Katra. for a big score in the series and he first. Rawat 66, Tanmay Srivastava 48 Skipper Virat Kohli congratulating Rohit Sharma on com- delivered in the all-important Odisha suffered a slump batting; Ashish Kumar 3/50, pleting century against Australia.
    [Show full text]
  • GULF TIMES FOOTBALL Sterling Bounces Back from City Brink
    NNBABA | Page 5 FFOOTBALLOOTBALL | Page 7 Curry suff ers US soccer ankle injury president as Warriors Gulati to post victory step down Wednesday, December 6, 2017 CRICKET Rabia I 18, 1439 AH India scent win as GULF TIMES pollution makes more players sick in Delhi SPORT Page 3 CRICKET England keep hopes alive as Anderson, Root excel England need 178 runs for victory with six wickets in hand SCORECARD AFP Adelaide kipper Joe Root led a spirited Eng- lish fi ghtback to frustrate Australia and raise hopes of a miracle victory in the gripping second Ashes Test Sin Adelaide yesterday. After three days of Australian domi- nance, Root took up the challenge of a record run chase with a fi ghting unbeaten half-century as the momentum began to shift towards England, roared on by their bellowing Barmy Army supporters. In contrast, his counterpart Steve Smith, who attracted criticism for not enforcing the follow-on despite a 215-run Australia first innings 442-8 Bowling: Anderson 22-7-43- fi rst innings lead, burned two reviews in declared (S. Marsh 126 not out, T. 5 (1w), Broad 13-6-26-0 (1w), the space of three balls and put down a Paine 57; C. Overton 3-105) Overton 2-0-11-1, Woakes 16-3-36- tough catch. 4, Moeen 5-0-20-0 At the close of an absorbing fourth day England first innings 227 (C. in the fi rst day-night Ashes Test, England Overton 41 not out; N. Lyon 4-60) England second innings were 176 for four with Root unconquered A.
    [Show full text]
  • BOYS U13 Time Cricket Playing Conditions Pretoria | 7-11 December 2019 Limited Over Appendices
    Messages Local Organising Committee Umpires Medical Support Daily Programme Fixtures Venues of Previous NATIONAL CRICKET WEEK Weeks U13 Cricket Week Preview Statistics Team Lists Playing Conditions BOYS U13 Time Cricket Playing Conditions Pretoria | 7-11 December 2019 Limited Over Appendices Schools Code of Conduct Messages Local Organising Chris Nenzani | President, Cricket South Africa Committee Umpires The national youth weeks journey as we celebrate 28 years of unity and everybody Medical Support have become one of the key can be proud of their contribution. points in enabling Cricket Daily Programme South Africa (CSA) to make There are countless cricketers who have gone on from major strides in exploiting the our various tournaments to engrave their names with Fixtures full potential of the human distinction in South African cricket history and we congratulate them and thank them for their contributions. resources we have available Venues of Previous to us. I must also put on record our thanks to all the people who Weeks This is a work in progress, have given up their time without reward to coach and U13 Cricket Week and it is really exciting to see the ever-growing number of mentor our youngsters and also to the parents who have Preview players emerging from our community hubs and Standard encouraged their children to make cricket their preferred Bank Regional Performance Centres to take their places sport. Statistics in the various provincial youth teams. No successful tournament is possible without the Team Lists This was well reflected in the SA Schools teams we assistance of scorers, umpires and grounds staff and we thank them as well as the staff of our affiliated provinces announced at the conclusion of last year’s Khaya Majola Playing Conditions for their unsung contribution.
    [Show full text]
  • Mar 2012 Soweto
    FOOD & DRINK BUSINESS LIFEST◊LE MOTORING SPORT SA EXPRESS YOUR COMPLIMENTARY MAGAZINE MARCH 2012 INDWE MAGAZINE WE FLY FOR YOU PORT ELIZABETH JOHANNESBURG BLOEMFONTEIN RICHARDS BAY EAST LONDON LUBUMBASHI HOEDSPRUIT CAPE TOWN WALVIS BAY GABORONE KIMBERLEY WINDHOEK MAPUTO DURBAN GEORGE Y Soul City OUR COMPLIMENTARY MAGAZINE COMPLIMENTARY OUR Exploring the streets of Soweto IND27_001_TheCover2.indd 1 13/02/2012 16:40 Talk to us NMMU4U No.77322 Nelson Mandela.indd 1 13/02/2012 15:11 Contents What’s on 7 This month’s major events Regulars 12 Accessories Symbols of quality 14 Entertainment MasterChef comes to SA 44 Business regulars Profi le and briefs 46 Sport SA’s amazing rally girls 50 Motoring Three new kids on the block 57 Room Rate Shelley Point and Prana Lodge 60 Where my heart lies Elvis Blue talks about George 63 Helping hands The SOMAFCO Trust 82 Parting Shot By Moreira Chonguica; Mozambique’s jazz legend Features 20 Soul City Exploring the streets of Soweto 26 Splendid Isolation Discovering the barren Skeleton Coast 32 Shweshwe South Africa’s ‘tartan’ 20 38 Business Building a greener economy SA Express 5 Message from our CEO 64 SA Express news, letters 69 SA Express fl eet 70 We fl y for you Our vision & values 71 Safety & Route map 72 Flight schedule 80 French airline pages French section 76 Le dividende démographique 26 46 de l’Afrique INDWE MARCH 2012 3 IND27_003_Contents.indd 3 13/02/2012 16:41 101593 From the largest man made forest to the biggest coal export facility in the world.
    [Show full text]