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35 Ways to Spend Your 67 Minutes This Mandela Day 2015 35 WAYS TO SPEND YOUR 67 MINUTES THIS MANDELA DAY 2015 Take action. Inspire change. Join the global movement and help change Tshwane communities for the better. It is in our hands now. For more information on Mandela Day citywide activities, please contact Mr Lazarus Moeti on 012 358 3537, Cell: 076 690 2300 or Mr Tich Mekhoe on 012 358 4715, Cell: 072 325 8670. Date Overview Venue/meeting Department/region Project Political point coordinator champion 16 July 2015 Full-day programme at Stand 1834, Region 1 and Tebogo Maake Councillor Boitumelo’s Community Home Soshanguve Block X Emergency Services 012 358 6806 Mabusela Centre Cleaning and renovations Kemi M Sephesu All councillors Educational awareness for 012 358 2147 children Fun activities Handing out of donations 17 July 2015 Region 1 and Metro Police Mabopane Block U Region 1 service Commander Sector 1 will spend the 67 delivery sections and Motshwane minutes for Mandela Day at Metro Police Sector 1 082 647 6318 All councillors Tsibogang Early Learning Coordination Unit Centre Valiscia Stevens Cleaning and renovations 079 054 4740 Educational awareness for children Fun activities Handing out of donations Intervention at Thusano ECD in Thusano Early All departments in Judy Apies All councillors 17 July 2015 Ward 95 Childhood Region 2 078 049 9959 Activities include: Development Cleaning Centre Painting Planting a vegetable garden Distributing toys Providing soup Date Overview Venue/meeting Department/region Project Political point coordinator champion 17 July 2015 The RED, directors and deputy Masada Park, Urban Management, Shirley Maharala Councillor directors of Region 7 will fix all Bronkhorstspruit Region 7 072 576 1908 Masango old playing equipment at Phumzile Lukhuleni Councillor John Masada Recreation Park 082 384 8099 Masombuka 17 July 2015 Distribution of food and Ubuhle Care Centre, TMPD: Finance Rendani Tshililo All councillors clothes Bronkhorstspruit 076 789 8579 Clean-up campaign Helping with volunteer work Ravat Hoosen at the centre 012 358 6827 17 July 2015 Donation of perishables, Region 4 Theresa Ward councillor toiletries, blankets, clothing, toys Mashabane and converting 67 minutes into Centurion 012 358 3482 goods or vouchers 17 July 2015 Activities on the following: Dimponyana Day Region 4 Commander All councillors - Substance abuse Centre, Mtsetweni - Road safety Olievenhoutbosch 083 324 3917 Centurion 17 July 2015 Cleaning of roads, road marking Centurion Depot Transport Service, Tebogo Phukubje All councillors of major intersections and Region 4 012 358 3564 pothole repairs in Olievenhoutbosch Date Overview Venue/meeting Department/region Project Political point coordinator champion 17 July 2015 The management of Region 6 Lodewyk Spies Old- Region 6 Commander Van Councillor will visit two old-age homes: age Home Rensburg Masango 1. Lodewyk Spies Old-age Selrose Park Old- 082 651 9802 Councillor John Home in Soutrivier Avenue, age Home Masombuka Eersterust 2. Selrose Park Old-age Home in Griffiths Road, Equestria The aim of the visit will be to provide food parcels for the day to the people in the old-age homes. 17 July 2015 Education/food security Mamelodi High Environmental Portia Paledi Councillor Activities will include: School Management 081 522 6870 Mashaba Services Rehabilitating the school’s Amulet Thobane Ward sports field and beautifying 082 969 7194 councillors the entrance of the school Establishing a vegetable garden to promote food security Planting fruit trees Cleaning up the school and donating a recycling station 17 July 2015 A partnership with Rams Regional offices, Region 1, Sector 2 Commander All councillors Garden and Cleaning Services Winternest Phoshoko to clean regional facilities 082 493 1440 Date Overview Venue/meeting Department/region Project Political point coordinator champion 17 July 2015 The region will donate toiletries at Regional offices, Region 2, Sector 1 S/Supt Modika All councillors the Kekana Gardens Hospice Hamanskraal 082 891 2456 17 July 2015 The region will clean and SAPS Sinoville Region 2, Sector 2 Commander All councillors renovate the Smiley Kidz Crèche Mahlangu in Doornpoort, Ward 5, together 083 308 2859 with the SAPS and the councillors 17 July 2015 Regional officials will help with Regional offices, Region 3, Sector 1 Commander Sibaya cleaning, washing and gardening Philip Nel Park 076 628 4421 Councillor Ntuli at Leamogetswe Safety House on the corner of Mofokeng and Sompane Streets in Saulsville 17 July 2015 The region will clean the open Regional offices, 1 Region 3, Sector 2 Commander Van der Councillor Elma area opposite the Department of Madiba Street Merwe Ntuli Home Affairs in Es’kia Mphahlele 083 657 3011 Drive 17 July 2015 Donation of perishable and non- Orphanage in X 5, Metro Police: Logistics Dipuo Kotu Ward councillor perishable food and crockery Soshanguve 012 358 7072 utensils Date Overview Venue/meeting Department/region Project Political point coordinator champion 18 July 2015 Cleaning and clearing of the Mamelodi High Region 6 Kgaogelo Nkosi, MMC Mashaba sports field in Mamelodi High School Lorraine Maudi, Joel and Mokgothadi School. This will include Marumo, Christian rehabilitating the school’s Sports Myburg, Tshepo field and beautifying the entrance Mokwena, Lyborn of the school. Mudau and Pierre Mondriaan 18 July 2015 Cleaning and Clearing of Impendulo Primary Region 6 Lorraine Maudi, Joel Cllr Nkele Impendulo primary school School Marumo, Christian Malapane Myburg, Tshepo Mokwena, and Pierre Mondriaan 18 July 2015 Cleaning and clearing of Bohlabatsatsi Region 6 Jerry Nyathi, Cllr Pretty Bohlabatsatsi primary school Primary School Lorraine Maudi, Joel Sebotsane Marumo, Christian Myburg, Tshepo Mokwena, and Pierre Mondriaan 18 July 2015 Cleaning and Clearing of Nwavhangani Region 6 Jerry Nyathi, Cllr A, Nwavhangani Primary school Primary school Lorraine Maudi, Joel Ndlovana, Cllr Marumo, Christian Funny Mbele Myburg, Tshepo Mokwena, and Pierre Mondriaan Date Overview Venue/meeting Department/region Project Political point coordinator champion 18 July 2015 Annual program of partnership Meeting at Region 6 Jerry Nyathi, Joel Cllr Joel between CoT and South African Phomolong (Open Marumo, Christian Masilela Breweries for Clearing of all illegal Space at Greenview Myburg, Tshepo dumping hot-spots and consumer Station) Mokwena, and Pierre awareness. Mondriaan 18 July 2015 Launch of 67 Poems to the Global Stanza Bopape Region 6 Sello Chipu, Ntuthu All Mamelodi Legend Community Hall and Shibambo, Pierre Councilors PA System Mondriaan, Helen Malan, Michael Teffo Date Overview Venue/meeting Department/region Project Political point coordinator champion 17 and 18 July Cleaning of streets Cantonments Road, Municipal court Thube Ngwenya All councillors 2015 Centurion Region 4 012 358 3407 18 July 2015 Cleaning campaign: Kameeldrift, Region 5 Office of the Speaker Matome Molewa Speaker - Overalls 012 358 5474 Morakane Mosupyoe- - Gloves - Boots Letsholo, Duduzile Malatsi - Refuse bags Ward councillor 012 358 5148 - Waste collection truck - Devil’s forks 18 July 2015 Cleaning campaign at Onverwacht Region 5 Commander All councillors Onverwacht, a small settlement in Lebombo Region 5, in order to make it neat 082 891 2452 and presentable Sunday, 19 Cleaning up campaign Thusong Sibambisene Men’s Andrew Sibanyoni Ward councillor July 2015 Multipurpose Centre; Social Club partnering 071 671 8605 for Ward 103, Rethabiseng, Region with the City of Councillor Dan 7 Tshwane, Region 7 Mabona Monday, 20 Donation of blankets to the senior Open ground next to Office of the MMC Office of the RED Councillor John July 2015 citizens at Sokhulumi new clinic in Ward 012 358 6030 Masombuka 105 Ward councillor, Ward 105 Councillor Jacob Masango MMC: Services Infrastructure Date Overview Venue/meeting Department/region Project Political point coordinator champion Wednesday, Donation of blankets to the senior Ward 103 Office of the MMC Office of the RED Councillor John 22 July 2015 citizens at Ekangala Masombuka Handover of renovated house Ward councillor, Ward 105 Councillor Dan Mabona, Ward councillor, Ward 103 Councillor Jacob Masango MMC: Services Infrastructure Thursday, 23 Donation of wheelchairs and Loopspruit Winery, HCI Palesa Mine and Constance Mbonani Councillor Victor July 2015 walking sticks to 30 disabled Loopspruit City of Tshwane, 012 358 6874 Mabelane, Ward persons from the City of Tshwane Thembisile Thokozani Hlophe councillor, Ward and Thembisile Municipalities Municipality, Health (Palesa Mine) 104, Councillor and Social 011 448 4902 Jacob Masango Development MMC: Services Infrastructure 24 July 2015 Senior citizens' health walk to Ekangala Fourways Ekangala Senior Moses Lekoadu Councillor Victor promote a healthy lifestyle Stop to Masakhane Citizens' Forum and 012 358 6874 Mabelane, Ward Hall City of Tshwane Meshack Mahlangu councillor, Ward 079 164 8115 104 Councillor MJ Masango MMC: Services Infrastructure 24 July 2015 Care packs for girls and boys Atteridgeville Economic Felix Maluleke Councillor (Child Welfare Development 073 728 4328 Subesh Pillay Tshwane) Date Overview Venue/meeting Department/region Project Political point coordinator champion 27 July 2015 Donation of blankets to the Ward 103, Office of the MMC Office of the RED Councillor Dan senior citizens at Rethabiseng Rethabiseng 012 358 6030 Mabona, Ward Township Multipurpose Centre councillor, Ward 103 Councillor Jacob Masango MMC: Services Infrastructure 28 July 2015 Donation of blankets to the Ward
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