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EDITOR Tel: 010 035 4924 Foreign [email protected] some point in their speech. Archbishop he recent xenophobic attacks, in Benson Uwha expressed his frustration NEWSDESK nationals fear Johannesburg, have sent shock at how Nigerians are stereotyped as Tel: 010 035 4924 Twaves across the whole of South drug dealers and criminals. In light of 061 412 6739 Africa prompting church organisations this he also highlighted foreign nation- for their lives [email protected] to assemble a media conference on 3 als’ contribution to the South African September 2019. economy through entrepreneurship and LAYOUT The media briefing comes a day after self empowerment. oreign nationals’ shops are being [email protected] countless shops, mostly owned by He also raised his concerns about the attacked and looted by angry foreign nationals, were looted and financial strains businesses were going South Africans, on Monday the through as a result of these attacks. F ADVERTISING SALES vandalized. Gauteng News attended the attacks and lootings were intensified as Tel: 010 035 4924 / conference hosted by the Christian “Many foreigners started their business- a taxi queue marshal was murdered by Association of Nigeria South Africa. es with bank loans and must now pay a foreigner. Currently foreign shops 061 412 6739 these loans back. But this will prove to are closed down across and The conference was spearheaded by [email protected] be difficult since their goods were Johannesburg CBD. Ethiopian national pastors and archbishops from various stolen by hoodlums”, he states. who’s named Thabiso by locals in organisations and churches. The atmos- Molapo, Soweto is scared for his life phere, in the room, was calm and As a way of dealing with the matter the and pleads with the people of South collected as the conference began in panel suggested that South Africans Africa not to use violence or loot their prayer. learn more about fellow Africans and their heritage. The government was also businesses. Xenophobia was of primary concern implored to implement some of these and was reiterated by every speaker at ideas in the school syllabus. Currently Thabiso has not bought any stock for his shop since Soweto residents were looting and he added his business is affected by the attacks. “I live in fear and I’m avoiding to buy more stock because the lootings might happen again. We are suffering be- cause of one Nigerian who killed a taxi driver in Pretoria, we can’t be pun- ished for another person’s actions and should one commit crime then that person must be held account- able”, said Thabiso who spoke to [email protected] Gauteng News. One suspect killed during car hijacking The Ethiopian national added he is being supported by community members in Molapo and they protect leveland SAPS spokesperson pointed their firearms at them”, he said. him against residents who attack CCaptain Johan Jordaan confirmed Jordaan said one suspect was shot dead foreign shops. “I am lucky where I rent that one of three suspects was shot and and the accomplices fled the scene. for my shop, the people are kind and killed in a failed hijacking on 26 August Anyone with more information can they protect me. I have been selling 2019 at Gloucester road, in Kensington contact the Cleveland SAPS on 011 677 goods in Molapo for two years and I Johannesburg. Jordaan said the hijacker 5745,” said Jordaan. have never seen anything like this. It’s was shot and killed when he and other tough for us to survive because our two suspects tried to hijack a white VW businesses are affected and we are not Golf 6. taking anybody’s job or women”. “The three suspects whereby one was Thabiso concluded as much as South killed, tried to hijack a Golf 6 belonging Africans are chasing foreigners out of to a security company. At the time, the country the government should officers from the security company were organize for foreigners to exist the standing and talking outside their country without any violence and vehicle, when a white VW approached attacks. “I am willing to relocate to my three armed men jumped out and home country but not with violence. We are all Africans it’s unfair and hurtful that South Africans are treating us like this”.

outh African sad, wrong and scary to see these rapper Cassper things happening in South Africa. In SNyovest says my country, its women and children what is happening in the disappear every day. Our fellow country is bad and scary. African brothers are being killed “To this chaos, there are and some people justify it”, said murder cases that took Nyovest. Nyovest encour- place whereby Amy-Lee aged that people de Jager and cannot take law Uyinene into their hands, Mrwetyana but something lost their has to happen lives in the in South I live in fear and I’m avoiding hands of Africa. to buy more stock because the men. It is lootings might happen again. Page 3 Advertorial www.gautengnewspaper.co.za 6 - 12 September 2019 Gauteng News Page 4 News www.gautengnewspaper.co.za 6 - 12 September 2019 Gauteng News Coca-Cola encourages recycling in Soweto

obosheane Primary school way of encouraging a clean and in Diepkloof Zone One in healthy environment through QSoweto has collaborated recycling. with Coca-Cola to clean the environment by encouraging The school’s principal Nkwe pupils to recycle. Monageng says “it is impor- tant to encourage learner Learners at the school are about saving their planet ommunity members of Molapo year to release funds for the requested usually taught to recycle through recycling and in Soweto are pleading with the library. and use waste material for keeping the environ- local councilor of Ward 34 to Brian Khoza is a community member in school projects to raise ment clean. Schools C build the residents a library at Tirisano Molapo and he expressed his frustration awareness for a clean around Soweto are Primary School. The school hasn’t been about the abandoned space at Tirisano environment. invited to be part of the operating for more than five years and Primary School and how the youth Coca-Cola Company project and advocate for residents made a petition to the local needs access to a library to avoid drugs oragnised a fun day at healthy living through municipality to build a library for them and alcohol. “We had a public meeting Qobosheane primary reusing waste material. since residents have to walk a distance before with the councilor and we voted since the pupils at the Follow Gauteng News to access a library. as a community that a library must be school have demonstrated as the story unfolds.” Community leader Walter spoke to build, however, we heard a priest will a great deal of determina- Gauteng News, “Councilor Shimane be having a church on the abandoned tion in keeping the environ- Motlhamme will be organizing a public space and that’s completely different to ment clean and advocating meeting with the community to assure what we agreed on with the councilor”. recycling. Coca-Cola aims to them that the space will be occupied. Unemployment in Molapo and Rock- Coca-Cola aims to encour- encourage There are entrepreneurs who would like ville Soweto is rife and the youth pleads age different schools to to run their businesses there and we will with the local municipality to build a recycle and collect waste. different schools be having votes from community facility that would be beneficial for Should such schools reach to recycle and members in regards to the space”. everyone and contribute to decreasing a target, they will be Currently the school is being owned by drugs and unemployment. Gauteng receiving a reward as a collect waste the department of Public Works and News will attend the public meeting and Gauteng News is informed the depart- follow the story as it unfolds. ment is waiting for the next financial Ummlomo programme encourages open discourse

race Bible Church launched mo team encourages families to have an Ummlomo programme in open communication and relationship, GPimville, Soweto to encourage and the day ended with attendees an open discourse of topics that are receiving motivational books and avoided by families, and it allows signing up for the programme. The individuals to be vocal and unashamed public is also invited to be part of this about experiences that people come out initiative that encourages people not to of. It was launched on the 31 August be ashamed of their problem. Gauteng and the public was encouraged to attend News spoke to Sphamandla Mkhize, and participate. Women and men shared “This is a great initiative and it creates a their stories aiming to inspire and platform where we can be open as a freeing themselves by being vocal about family and solve our problems rather their problems. The platform allows than avoiding them. I am happy the married people to inspire young couples church decided to organize this and play about how to deal with family issues a positive role in families and commu- and being vocal about it. The Ummlo- nities”. Page 5 Advertorial www.gautengnewspaper.co.za 6 - 12 September 2019 Gauteng News Page 6 News www.gautengnewspaper.co.za 6 - 12 September 2019 Gauteng News Community incinerates South African economy house of alleged killer increases by 3.1%

Ntsoaki Toloane Sne Mthabela ccording to Stats SA the The stability that came with Eskom, he 42-year-old suspect in been concealed due to an identity country’s economy has grown after load-shedding became manage- Uyinene Mrwetyana’s rape and parade that has not taken place. Aby 3.1% in the second quarter able, saw the GDP slightly growing. murder case might not have a from a decline of 3.2% within the first The biggest contributors to the growth T quarter. of the economy include the mining dwelling place if his bail application is approved. This comes after angry The slight economic boom has helped sector which grew by 1.0%. The finance community members in Khayelitsha the country to avoid yet another reces- industry, which involves businesses and torched his house on Tuesday follow- sion which had South Africa in a choke tourism, grew by 4.1% while the trade ing his appearance in court the hold 2 years ago. industry grew by 3.9% increase. previous day. The economy performed poorly in the Sectors such as transport, construction Community members gathered for a first quarter with the main factor being and agriculture experienced shrinkage meeting on Monday and decided to load-shedding causing businesses to not and took the biggest blow with - 42% avenge one of their own by demonstrat- function properly and thus losing decrease ing vigilantism. The City of Cape of revenue. Town’s fire and rescue services were prevented, by the mob, from perform- ing their duties after arriving on the scene as the angry crowd made violent threats towards them. Police were called to intervene and disperse the unruly crowd, at I-section, that was calling for the government to take action against gender-based violence. The suspect’s identity has

Cele address community leaders Open a new account in our showroom and get a inister of Police Bheki Cele Gauteng News is informed that the was at Jeppestown, Johannes- Premier left the scene when he heard a burg on Tuesday addressing South African was shot dead by a M foreign national in Coronation. Minster community leaders and residents of Cleveland and Devland. The minister of Police came to Jeppestown to calm down the horrific attacks and engage when spending R1499 addressed Izinduna after foreign national or more! shops were looted on Sunday at Jeppes- with the community about the lootings that took place on Sunday against Ts&Cs apply town. foreigners. Cele was also accompanied by Gauteng Premier , however,

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RISSIK STREET MAPONYA MALL PRETORIA Cnr of Rissik & Shop 173, Shop 17, Steynscor, Fox Streets Maponya Mall 25 Lilian Ngoyi Street Marshalltown Soweto Pretoria Page 7 News www.gautengnewspaper.co.za 6 - 12 September 2019 Gauteng News FNB unveils first phase of revamped BankCity precinct Ntsoaki Toloane

irst National Bank (FNB) has Nelson Mandela’s Robben Island cell. said people are the heart of the inner- exciting and welcoming manner. unveiled the first phase of its He added that the micro-museums city and their business. Zyl added that “We are excited about the possibilities BankCity revitalisation project, encourage personal reflection and their vision is to create an environment that this revamp, combined with the F promote conversation and dialogue. that is safe and welcoming to their on 3rd September 2019 therefore to ongoing rejuvenation of two piazza continue its commitment and invest- First National Bank CEO Jacques colleagues, residents and visitors to the areas, creates for fantastic working and ment in the Johannesburg inner-city. Celliers said when they first opened inner-city. “Currently, a third of more living experiences, ranging from FirstRand CEO Roger Jardine said the FNB, their head office in Simmonds than 30 000 FNB employees work in exciting urban markets, music and food Bank’s recent investment affirms its street, expressed their commitment to BankCity, which is why it is important festivals. It also applies to of course a sustained contribution to inner-city be a part of the growth and evolution of for us to embrace the lifestyle concept growing tourism industry because of the rejuvenation. He added that nearly 12 the Johannesburg city centre. Celliers of “Work. Eat. Play” as part of our partnership with the Red Bus tour 000 FNB employees occupy its proper- added that over the years, they have employee value proposition. The company and the presence of iMadiba ties spanning 181 000 square metres. stayed true to this commitment by revamped BankCity precinct includes a installation”, said Mashaba. “The first phase of the BankCity investing heavily, fostering partnerships variety of retail outlets offering a Zyl said they are committed to not only upgrade created 150 local jobs and the with the City and private sector to make diverse range of eateries, shopping and being present in the Johannesburg retailers in the precinct employ approxi- the inner-city a better place to work and lifestyle options for employees as well inner-city, but being instrumental in the mately 231 people. It took nearly 130 live in. “Our investment in BankCity is as all residents of, and visitors to the realisation of its full potential. 000 hours to produce brand new retail a tangible demonstration of our under- inner city. As part of FNB’s commit- spaces and a world-class, colourful standing of the vital role that inner-cit- ment to enterprise development and Fraser Street surface which connects ies play as hubs of growth, inclusion, enabling the growth of small businesses, Pritchard and Jeppe streets. The unveil- employment and contributors to social except for one flooring supplier, all the ing of the revamped precinct coincides and economic development. As we businesses contracted to provide with FNB’s 180-year celebrations as continue our journey to be a trusted materials and construction services for SA’s oldest bank. The Bank’s journey is financial services provider, we are the upgrade were Gauteng based”, said commemorated through a mobile focused on expanding the network Zyl. exhibition and an unveiling of an iMadi- effect of our platform-led approach to City of Johannesburg Mayor Herman ba installation in BankCity”, he said. instigate significant value creation for Mashaba said they are happy as the City Jardine said the iMadiba project is a all our stakeholders”, says Celliers. because the continued investment will global initiative involving an interna- First National Bank Corporate and make sure that people get to experience tional network of artistic recreations of Retail Estate CEO Lee-Anne van Zyl BankCity and the inner-city in a very Page 8 Education www.gautengnewspaper.co.za 6 - 12 September 2019 Gauteng News Desiree Dlakude crowned Ms Tertiary South Africa

few weeks ago the education the parliament and distinguished guests. advocacy pageant, Ms Tertiary “Being Ms Tertiary South Africa means A South Africa crowned its second that I am an ambassador for all students winner, Desiree Dlakude, a Political in South Africa. As Ms Tertiary South Science graduate and LLB student at the Africa 2019, I strive to inspire young University of Pretoria. Ms Tertiary women to pursue their dreams, unleash South Africa is an education advocacy their potential and do what sets their beauty pageant that is open to female souls on fire. I aspire to inspire youth, students aged between 18 and 35 in all especially those who come from under- legally registered public and private privileged backgrounds and emphasise universities and colleges across the that having education can really take country. The pageant aims to bridge the you far. Having education can liberate financial struggles of students and you from the generational poverty” – Orlando High disburse scholarships to the winners said Dlakude. (in response to the #FeesMustFall move- School launches ment which highlighted the heightening Digits ABC Motsepe number of financially excluded students in tertiary institutions nationwide), provide soft skills trainings that equip I strive to inspire young women Library students to monetise the digital space as well as bringing awareness on the thriving mental health issues amongst to pursue their dreams, unleash students. Dlakude was invited to speak at the Women’s Month event in the their potential and do what sets rlando High School will be re- Parliament in Cape Town last week naming the Orlando High li- where she addressed female members of their souls on fire. Obrary to Digits ABC Motsepe Library and commemorate the unveil- ing of former principal of the school, Dr. Thamsanqa Khambule Garden. In collaboration with the Motsepe Fou- dation, the launch is convened for Sep- tember 24 at Orlando East Soweto. Dr Khambule, who served Orlando High for the past 20 years, will be cele- brated by teachers and learners of the school. The celebration will also have the top 100 alumina of learners who used to attend at Orlando High School. The Motsepe Foundation will donate books to the school pupils.

The Johannesburg Heritage Foundation and University of the Witwatersrand will also support the launch. Gauteng News spoke to Vuka Tshabala- la, founder and CEO of James Bandis.

“Through the launch we also aim to raise funds for the sports facilities in Or- lando High School and the community at large is invited to participate in the event. We also organised a walk on Au- KENNYZ COMMUNICATIONS gust 15, for the activation of the launch. The public is invited to donate towards GOLD AND COINS EXCHANGE the project and there is a bank account created for the public to donate money for this exciting celebration”. Principal of Orlando High School, Cho- za Mrweteyene said, “We are excited to be renaming our library and honoring the former learners. This will be benefi- cial for our school, learners and teach- 1965 only ers. We invite the public to take part of the celebration and we are thankful to the stakeholders who are contributing 1965-1973 1965 only towards this”. Call : 082 431 5515 Page 9 Health www.gautengnewspaper.co.za 6 - 12 September 2019 Gauteng News Health department achieves a lot in the first quarter of 2019/20 financial year

auteng Department of Health improving services rendered at CHCs in reach Based Teams (WOBT) and depart- nue collection target for the 1st quarter MEC Bandile Masuku confirmed order to get rid of some pressure in the ment’s integration of mental health at was exceeded by R9 million. All boards that the department has managed hospitals. Part of this will involve public PHC facilities, has improved access to of hospitals as of April 2019, had been G health literacy campaigns, particularly on health care services. appointed”, he said. to make sure that primary healthcare ser- vices are rendered through the provision the referral systems. When it comes to “There were 12 773 additional patients Masuku said hospital boards will assist to of 24 hour services. the increasing incidence of preventable childhood conditions, the department that enrolled on the centralized chronic strengthen the management of facilities Masuku said the services are provided at was able to maintain the level of mortal- medicine dispensing and distribution and paly an oversight role to ensure im- 30 of the Community Health Centres ity related to diarrhea and pneumonia be- program, bringing the cumulative total of proved quality care. He added that more (CHCs), in Gauteng province. low the threshold. Number of deaths 519 023 patients. HI transmission from work still needs to be done in order to mother to child was maintained below make sure that people of Gauteng get the “By the end of 2019/20 financial year, all caused by pneumonia were maintained threshold with only 1.1% testing posi- best quality care and improve the overall 32 CHCs are expected to be operating for below 3.4% threshold 1.2%”, he said. tive. A total of 3249 cataracts surgeries patient experience in the facilities. 24 hours. The department is committed in Masuku added that use of 792 Ward Out- were performed in the last quarter. Reve-

Health MEC Bandile Masuku commits to 100% Occupational Health and Safety

Health and Safety compliance. He added auteng Department of Health that this is also in preparation for the roll MEC Bandile Masuku made a out of National Health Insurance. “Safe- Gcommitment of investing more ty of both staff and patients is also a key than R1 million, towards maintenance focus area for the department. It also in- and refurbishment of facilities across the volves ensuring that we are compliant province dur- ing and will assist us in achieving the im- Health Budget proved health outcomes. The department Vote. Masuku has set itself an annual target of ensuring said one of the 100% administrative OHS compliance. key focus ar- 2019/20 First Quarter performance for eas on the 6th the department shows that we are cur- administra- rently at 55%, which is on course with tion is deal- attaining 100% by the end of financial ing with Oc- year”, he said. cupation- Masuku said that they are committed a l to ensuring that all their facilities are 100% compliant with Occu- pational Health and Safety at the end of 2019/20 financial year.

Masuku said one of the key focus areas on the 6th adminis- tration is dealing with Occupational Health & Safety Page 10 Entertainment www.gautengnewspaper.co.za 6 - 12 September 2019 Gauteng News

MOVIE BOOK MUSIC BACK OF THE MOON VAGABOND DE YONG WORLD agabond: Wandering Through he newest addition to the music 8th July 1958. Badman, an intel- Africa on Faith, is a very world has landed in the form of a lectual and the leader of the most captivating read that will make single from up-and-coming artist powerful gang in Sophiatown, V T 2 you want to travel Africa and explore the Lezy De Yong. Based in Benoni, Lezy lives life on his own terms in this crazy, rest of the continent. One of the things has conjured up a provocative track cosmopolitan, half demolished ghetto on Lerato Mogoatlhe has always known titled Blessers that addresses the current the edge of Johannesburg. The gorgeous with certainly is that whatever else situation young ladies are falling victim Eve Msomi, a torch-singer on the brink Africa is, it is first and foremost a home. to. of an international career, is giving her It is this belief that sees her leave South From the beginning the beat catches last concert in the local hall before she Africa with a plan to visit West Africa your ear and entices you to listen further travels to London. Tomorrow, legions of for three months, only to return five to the lyrics as Lezy describes how police will force the residents of Gerty years later. Vagabond is Mogoatlhe’s women are easily attracted to the lavish Street out of their homes and they will hilarious and honest account of her five lifestyle. be trucked to a desolate township, years living as a drifter in Africa. In between the borders, she found passion, At first listen, the vulgar language might 10 miles out of the city. Refusing to face love, laughter and heartbreak. You may offend you but as the song progresses it the bleak reality of black South African be mortified at and proud of how she builds up to the intended climax. life, Badman has decided that he will navigates herself out of difficult situa- fight to the death for his home. A laid back trap/hip hop song that blends tions, like being misread by a man who rap elements with a touch of vernacular But fate, thrusts Eve Msomi, whom he tries to force himself on her. You will be to solidify its township roots. has loved from a distance, into his orbit. alarmed by the tales of how she gets And on this night that bears this beauti- herself out of trouble when she gives in The message Lezy intended to pass on in ful encounter, Badman’s gang, The to her mischievousness and how being the song is as clear as a 10 carat dia- Vipers, sensing his vulnerability, turns street smart saves the day when unpaid mond ring. If you don’t have a blesser on them both. invoices leave her broke. This is a travel you can bless yourself to this joint and memoir punctuated by a deep urge to not worry about being an actual blessee. know the continent intimately.

t only 30, Xolile Thabethe, Founding CEO of TX Innova- Ations, is setting trends in the tech industry with a mobile application business, Fill it Up, that is set to launch end of October 2019. The app enables consumers to stay on track with their fuel and keep money that is specifically for fuel on the app. The app does not only help one to not tap into their fuel funds for other needs, it also has a map solution that navigates you to the nearest fuel station that is not busy, loyalty points system, fuel payment sharing, service system, pre-ordering items from inside the garage and have them deliv- ered to your car while filling up – a first in South Africa. “I was selected by SITA as one of the most innovative ICT SMME’s for a mobile app solution for fuel stations, where I was also nominat- ed to receive an award for the best innovative software solution” said Thabethe. This impeccable venture is place amongst numerous entrants. I was selected by SITA as taking Thabethe to Budapest in the next Thabethe employs 15 young people in few days. The Project Management her two thriving businesses, TX Innova- one of the most innovative graduate was named Shell South Africa’s tions and Blow and Blush salons located Accelerate Her Programme winner. at 40 Eloff Street and Ghandi Square in ICT SMME’s for a mobile When property giant, Redefine Proper- Johannesburg CBD. app solution for fuel ties, sort innovative solutions that can keep consumers in the malls for longer, stations XOLILE THABETHE Thabethe’s ideas were placed in 5th Page 11 Advertorial www.gautengnewspaper.co.za 6 - 12 September 2019 Gauteng News www.gautengnewspaper.co.za PageSPORTS 12 Advertorial 6 - 12 September 2019 GautengPage News 12 Bafana Bafana bares repercussions of xenophobia

he current xenophobic attacks in Bafana Bafana was set to play Zambia at The South African Football Association Gauteng have taken its toll on the the National Heroes Stadium on Satur- announced that Saturday’s match will Tsoccer fraternity and it’s not day 7 September 2019 at the latter’s still go ahead but Bafana Bafana will be looking good. The Football Association home ground. FAZ expressed their squaring off against Madagascar at of Zambia (FAZ) released a statement concerns about foreign nationals facing Orlando Stadium. on Tuesday informing SAFA about their grave danger in South Africa and, as a cancellation of the friendly match result, they are compelled to disengage scheduled for Saturday. from their commitments. FAZ expressed their concerns about foreign nationals facing grave danger in South Africa and, as a result, they are compelled to disen- gage from their commitments

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