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Vicky Mabotha jured. Just when the suspects were mak- ing their way out, they were met with With reports on codeine abuse, the po- concerned community members and one lice are left with no choice but to suspect managed to flee while the other one was any robbery involving flu and cough caught and beaten up by an angry mob syrup to be a potential criminal activity outside the Pharmacy,” he added. related to Codeine abuse. Codeine is a The female employee received med- prescription opioid drug that treats mild ical attention whilst the suspect was pain and acts as a cough suppressant. rushed to Chris Hani – Baragwanath Male suspect was beaten and wounded Hospital in a critical condition. badly by the community for robbing a “At the time of the release it was not pharmacy at Nhlanzani Train Station yet clear as to how much medication Complex on Thursday August 13. was robbed but, on the scene, next to the According to a statement released by injured suspect the medication could be Jabulani SAPS, two of their officials, estimated at about R900,” said Mabizela. received the complaint and responded “The motive of the Robbery is not quickly and on arrival, yet known but due they found a male sus- to recent cases and pect who had suffered “He started putting complaints about a severe head injuries new trend called Lean with one bag of medica- medication mostly or Codiene mixtures tion next to him and the flu and cough with soda drinks can’t mob dispersed. be ruled out. And “A Female employee mixtures inside the we warn the public (43) at the pharmacy especially youth and was seated outside bags, an amount of school children not waiting for her col- +-R2000 was also to buy such medica- league who had gone tions from anyone to buy lunch and while taken from the till." other than authorized seated outside two health practitioners males between the ages Captain Sifiso Mabizela as the results can be 19 and 29 allegedly health threatening,” he entered the Pharma- added. cy carrying schoolbags and when she The Jabulani SAPS says while they entered, trying to explain to them to wait are proud of the residents, for standing for assistance, one suspect jumped the against crime, they strongly condemn counter while the other one pulled out mob justice when trying to apprehend a knife and threatened to kill her,” said suspected individuals. Captain Sifiso Mabizela, Jabulani SAPS The community is urged to come spokesperson. forward with any information that could “He started putting medication mostly assist the police in finding the second flu and cough mixtures inside the bags, suspect who also fled with cash and an amount of +-R2000 was also taken other undisclosed medication and can be from the till. The other suspects attempt- contacted on (011) 527 7000, commu- ed to stab the female employee, while nicate via my SAPS app or can contact trying to protect herself, blocking the the crime stop number on 0860010111 to knife with her hand, she got her hand in- report crime anonymously. The man accused of stealing cough syrup.

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On Thursday August 13 Democratic Alliance (DA) Shadow deputy minister of transport Thamsanqa Mabhena embarked on an oversight visit of the demolished station. The walk about was joined by Councillors Vasco Da Gama and PR Dikeledi Seleka "What once was a Dikeledi Seleka - Guest beacon of affordable citizens mode of Speaker at Annual mobility, now SADC Youth Forum resembles an Founder of the Sisters Empowerment Cir- abandoned old cle (SEC) a not for profit organisation that dilapidated building" she founded in 2016 Dikeledi Seleka con- tinues to shine and inspire young women Thamsanqa Mabhena this Women’s Month. The Business Woman who is also the owner of Dynamic Timz Coaching and a councillor of ward 24 and 25 motivational and inspirational speaker, Gary Ramaru. Mabhena said they were there Shadow minister of transport recently had the honour of being invited, The state of the Kliptown Train Station is appalling. along with dignitaries from across the to assess the state of readiness of the station Thamsanqa Mabhena SADC region to address the second Annu- should operations resume at level two and al SADC Youth Forum which was hosted one. He explained that by the looks of things assets in broad day light. He recalled that wires all over the place and the station can virtually by Mozambique. Kliptown station will not be amongst the the station had undergone renovations last be used by criminals for different criminal The invitation came from the WITS stations that will resume operation due to its year. activities. Business School and the Centre on Afri- current state. “The withdrawal of security personnel “We call on the Minister of Transport to can Philanthropy and Social Investment “The station has been stripped and any- by PRASA at the start of this hard lock- immediately instruct his Administrator to (CAPSI). thing that resembles a metal, cabling and down has worsened matters, what once was attend to the serious nature of vandalism of Seleka spoke passionately about youth steel has been stolen,” he said. a beacon of affordable citizens mode of PRASA infrastructure across the country empowerment, encouraging the youth in He alleged that the ongoing court battles mobility now resembles an abandoned old and inform the National Joint Operational the region to think of themselves as lead- between PRASA and PRASA security ten- dilapidated building all in just a space of and Intelligence Structure (NATJOINTS), ers, be truly proud of who they are and re- ders’ wars, which resulted in the withdraw- four months,” stated the shadow minister of which is coordinating all security and mind themselves that they are capable of al of all security personnel in many of the transport. law enforcement operations throughout soaring to great heights. stations is what resulted to the vandalism of He called on PRASA to barricade the sta- the country, of these heinous crimes from “The future of Africa is in the hands of many stations. tion, as it has become a danger to the com- that a coordinated and collaborative plan our youth. We must do everything we can Mabhena expressed grave concern on munity of Kliptown, Dlamini, and Pimville to address this should immediately be to encourage them to reach their goals,” Kliptown station being stripped off all its because there are exposed live electrical launched,” concluded Mabhena. she said. Six men arrested with Police report an illegal gun and stolen clothes JMPD K9 arrests hijackers Members of various policing units suc- linked to murder cessfully arrested six suspects in Soweto, On August 10, the Johannesburg Metro recovering an unlicensed fire-arm with Police Department (JMPD) K9 unit arrested ammunition along with clothing items two men in their twenties who are linked reported to have been stolen. to a double murder which took place on The Benoni Flying Squad in the Johan- Sunday (August 9). The officers received a nesburg Central SAPS Robbery Reac- lookout for a black tion Unit and the Johannesburg Metro VW Golf which Police Department reacted quickly to the Difference’s Colleagues pay their last respect to him during the memorial service. was hijacked on information about a business robbery in the morning of Carletonville Mall where cell phones and August 9. The clothes had been robbed from one of the spokesperson of retail stores. Remembering Difference the JMPD, Wayne The police units from different areas Minnaar said the responded to the robbery alert and they Mandlakayise Hlatshwayo The memorial service took place while adherence to all the covid-19 regulations following in his were all directed to the N12 Highway report: “A helicop- leading to Soweto, in a house Emndeni. It evidently broke the hearts of the staff was observed. The colleagues whose of GTS and its directors to have to speak spirit seemed and felt a little bit sombre ter belonging to The Communications Officer for the Cartrack followed Benoni Flying Squad, Grant Giblin at the memorial service of the late Lucky expressed grief from losing such a warm Difference Mukansi whose life was taken colleague whose level of professionalism tracking signals of said, “The three different policing units the Golf to Free- tactically entered the premises and came away by crime at the age of 30. was undeniable. One colleague, Them- Marcel Mukwevho and Hudson Ma- belani Hukwe who was near tears said, dom Park where across six suspects in a back room from JMPD K9 officers thelemusa both couldn’t hide their pains “Me and Difference became quiet close The stolen Golf that the premises where a thorough search was arrested two male from losing one of their realest and most in the past few months and the news of was found in the conducted and 49 cellphones and clothes suspects who were allegedly taken from the business robbery diligent employee. his sudden death shocked me. We really possession of the Mukwevho said, “It is really going lost a true trooper.” in the process were recovered.” of stripping the two suspects. One of the suspects was found with to be difficult to replace Difference, he The site colleagues from the Hostel made a big difference. It is really heart in Diepkloof which Difference oversaw hijacked Golf. The hijacking occurred close an unlicensed 9mm CZ firearm and 10 to Brixton in the early hours of Sunday rounds of ammunition. breaking, but we wait for comfort and also spoke highly of the young man who consolation from the lord. We mourn did all his work without a shadow of a morning, where hijackers shot and killed All the suspects were arrested on the the driver of the Golf who is a twenty-eight- spot and the allegedly stolen goods esti- losing such a young life” complaint. Hudson also spoke at the memorial ser- Difference was allegedly gunned down year-old and his passenger of twenty-six mated at a value of a hundred thousand years. The father of the driver went to rands were confiscated, plus the white vice and mentioned the late’s dedication in front of his sister’s house after taking and recalled the first day they met. He food to his nephews and nieces. Mukw- Brixton Police Station and then notified the Toyota Quantum that was also allegedly tracking company. The two suspects were used to commit the business robbery said, “Difference said he did not care that evho said, “We trust God for comfort and much about money but about the quality justice.” detained at Brixton Police Station. This was impounded while the investigation report was issued by Wayne Minnaar continues. of the work and he proved it.” Soweto Urban News | Friday, 21 August, 2020 Community 3 SAPS help celebrate women in the Reach your destiny by readingcommunity a book Women’s Day was celebrated on August Janice Beckett-Msiza 9, which was a national public holiday but since August is Women’s Month, there On August 8, the Destiny Leadership will be many we will still have events to Academy had a relaunch of the ‘Grow your celebrate the women in our community. Life Library’ at their new premises behind Communications officer of the Eldorado Eldorado Park Secondary School. Accord- Park SAPS, Constable Roxanne Gibb ing to Dr. Cynthia Oliphant who is president shared that on August 13, at 12pm mem- and founder of Woman of Destiny and the bers of the Eldorado Park SAPS Commu- owner of the Destiny Management Group, nications, Social Crime Prevention and the organisation is working in collaboration Youth Desk participated in the late Wom- with Midas Sports Development Pro- en’s Day celebration at the Kliptown Clin- gramme to have the library in the com- ic in Ascot Street, Extension 8. According munity. “We had a relaunch of the library, to the communications officer, the - pur because the library is not entirely new, we pose of the event was to empower women just moved from Extension 1 now to this by sharing motivational topics and also premises. The library is for everyone in the creating awareness on the social ill’s such community; adults, and children. ‘Read and as domestic violence, and gender based Reach your Destiny’ was the theme of the violence in its truest form, including the event. It doesn’t matter if you are in aca- daily struggles faced by the women with- demics, sports, or the arts, it’s always im- in the Eldorado Park Community and in the country as a whole. “Ten sanitary tow- "We are not only the people els, thirty packs of wipes and one hundred and fifty nappies were distributed by El- Okwethuwho Powerwill searchFoundation the visits books a family. dorado Park SAPS to the less privileged for knowledge but we are mothers attending the event.” “Among many of the gift packs distributed we also the ones who will write advised those attending on the useful con- Stewardsthose books." of each other’s dignities tact numbers to Operatingbe kept and shared name- Mandlakayise Hlatshwayo 854 Million People worldwide are estimated Sithole said, “Two of the families we had ly the SAPS Crime Stop Hotline: 086 001 Dr. Cynthia Oliphant to be undernourished and high food prices paid a visit were of pensioners, one of a par- 0111, SAPS Emergencyhours: Services: 9am 10 111, Okwethu Power Foundation just had to may drive a hundred more people into im- ent with a disability, a child-headed family Gender Based Violenceto 4pm. (GBV) Com- respond to the hunger crisis in the country poverishment and starvation, after learning and single and unemployed women.” mand Centre: 0800 428 428, Domestic portant to know how to read. Sports people Violence Hotline:Mondays 0800 150 150. to Eldora- withneed a doorto know to door how drive to read delivering their contracts food about these statistics we decided to start LibrarianThe project Diana was Beesteboer sponsored bywith Shoprite, Dr. Cynthia Oliphant parcels to various fami- an immediate delivery private donors, and the Okwethu Power do Park SAPS therefore commends all the and to be able to become entrepreneurs. role players, donatesFridays and all the heroines liesWe that are could trying use to themencourage literacy“We thatare is stewards of of five parcels with foodMelvin MeyersFoundation who is Exco the admin Team. manager with intern Jody van der for their Women’s Month plus hygiene products to The child-headed family at Emndeni and who contributed in making this event a why we brought the two young authors to Merwe from TJH Business Solutions working in the library. success,” concluded Gibb. Project,show othersbecause that people it doesn’t mattereach how other’s old dignity impoverished families and the unemployed single mother at Molapo areyou stewards are, you of can each achieve oth- greatevery things,” day, said how Destiny we give, Leadership households.” Academy Maths and amongstsearch the the books five forfamilies knowledge got a bitbut of we relief need data, or electricity but you can gain er’sOliphant. dignity Theevery guest day. speakers at the relaunch Science tutors whoThe motivated foundation the guestsstrives to fromare the their ones worries who will about write the thosenext meal.books. so much from it. The library books cater to was:After Zac the DoomsNPO that (9) from Eldoresthow we Primary take andwho were how present. give Oliphant back to added the com that- to TheA philanthropist,library is not just Elke a whiteGovertsen elephant said, but everyone in the community and the sponsor desiresSchool to andgive Dianon back to John the (9)we who are both bent wrote andalso broken celebrate Women’s munity throughMonth, theydifferent had “Weit can are be stewards your office of each that other’s you can dignity work in, of this library is a company called ‘Chabad’ communitybooks and by one restoring published theirs when they Eloise Scobal whoinitiatives is the author and for of August,Samurai everyyou can day, come how research, we give, gainhow knowledge,we take and who according to Oliphant, sponsored the dignitywere 8to years the disadvan old. Alanzo- Oliphantby who each is other."Bribe as the keynotethe month speaker. of Women“All of ourand howget some we are peace bent and and quiet. broken The by residents each other. containers and got other sponsors to donate tageda private did research pilot shared and that he thought that guest speakers aretheir from feminine Eldorado strength, Park, this should“Give, come donate, make volunteer, use of the share, library; clothe, it everything else. In the future the organi- discoveredthe sky is thatthe limitat least until he took to Thandithe sky Sitholeis to show that wepeaceful also have ways talent and fromgrace; our hold,is not acknowledge, just here to look make pretty,” eye contact, explained greet. sation would like to work on Spelling Bee 25and 000 found people that including the sky has no limit. Other community. I hatethe the foundation saying ‘if paid you fivewant Oliphant.“Really seeThe the dream people for youthe organisationpass every day is Competitions and more programmes for the morespeakers than 10were 000 first children year strugglemedical student;because familiesto hide aanything visit with from essentials a black every person, family put becauseto one day there have is nothinglaptops wheremore undignified residents can community. The library is situated behind ofLamont starvation Oliphant and related and Rian causes Stevens each daywho needsit in alike book’ food I haveand hygiene something items to sayso that about thanuse theignoring digital another side for human researching being. but This for EldoradoPolice officers Park Secondary from Eldorado School. Park SAPS theydoes sought computer to do programming, something. they are theythat, manage we are tonot maintain only the personal people who hygiene will conversationnow, they just is have as much books about which your does own not sharing information with locals at the Thandi Sithole of the NPO said, “Some during the news of the Covid-19 Pandemic. dignity as it is about another person’s.” clinic. A warm meal for elders Housing MMC hands over new Andile Maxopani leave home in morning without breakfast so that is why they Grant days are always the bus- thought this soup kitchen would units at Nancefield Hostel iest days where elders wake up really come in hand. as early as 4 am to go and que Andile Maxopani for their money. Sassa has come up with a It has been four full years since plan to curb overcrowding in 10 units were demolished in different pay points by giving Nancefield Hostel. After such a the recipients different days to long time the affected families can collect their payment. now rejoiced as MMC of Housing During cold and windy Mlungisi Mabaso made their sor- months, they get exposed to rows go away in only three months. harsh weather conditions and On Tuesday, August 11 the MMC need something to keep them warm as they patiently wait to officially handed over the complet- Rofhiwa members distributing soup ed units to its rightful owners. get paid. He explained that he did not On August 3 Rhofiwa SA know what caused the houses to visited Pimville Post Office to be demolished but when he got Adish upwarm warm soup and mealbread for elders into office last year December, he Andileto the elders Maxopani as it was a special The team made sure that each received a complaint. day reserved for them to go and person received their soup where Mabaso added that he conducted Grantcollect days their are sassa always payments. the busi- they were standing as they dis- his own investigation about the estThe days team where made elders sure wake that up as tributed it according to the line. owner’s temporary accommodation earlyeach personas 4 am received to go and their que soup for According to one of the and was told that none was provid- theirwhere money. they were standing as members of Rhofiwa, Mando ed for them and they were asked to theySassa distributed has come it upaccording with a to Mtabasinde said they managed ask for shelter somewhere else. planthe line. to curb overcrowding in to feed close to 150 people on Nancefield hostel leader Khulekani Mntungwa and MMC of housing “We made a commitment that in differentAccording pay topoints one ofby the giving the day and added that they plan Mlungisi Mabaso cutting the ribbon in one of the units the period of 3 months we would themembers recipients of Rhofiwa, different daysMando to on doing it monthly but it all have completed the units. I am collectMtabasinde their saidpayment. they managed depends on whether they get happy that the contractor was able follow proper procedures and wait and allegedly said something was toDuring feed close cold to and 150 windy people on vegetables. deliver,” he said. until they are allocated. not done properly which led to the months,the day andthey added get exposed that they to She stated that they were Mabaso added they also wanted One of the beneficiaries Mzo- houses being left demolished for harshplan on weather doing itconditions monthly butand it trying to ease the strain of elders to check the quality of the houses. musha Ndlovu said he is happy close to 4 years. needall depends something on whether to keep theythem get standing in lines for long hours He raised concerns about illegal in- that finally his house is complete He extended his gratitude’s to the warmvegetables. as they patiently wait to without having anything to eat. vasion that took place in Fleurhoof. and now he will be able to sleep MMC for providing shelter for the getShe paid. stated that they were try- Mtabasinde said they are “ They invaded during lock- peacefully. recipients. ingOn to August ease the 3 strainRhofiwa of elders SA aware that some of the elders down, will take them out during Khulekani Mtungwa who is a “We are grateful to the MMC visitedstanding Pimville in lines Post for longOffice hours to leave home in morning without Lockdown,” emphasised MMC community leader said the units and the Department of Housing for dishwithout up warmhaving soup anything and bread to eat. breakfast so that is why they Mabaso. He said people should we demolished a long time ago pulling through in a short period of to Mtabasindethe elders as said it was they a specialare thought this soup kitchen would time,” concluded Mtungwa. dayaware reserved that some for themof the to elders go and really come in hand. collect their sassa payments. Mando Mtabasinde 4 Community Soweto Urban News | Friday, 21 August, 2020

Micheala's journey to graduation Janice Beckett-Msiza nancial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) paid my fees to make money. There were also many bad for my first and second year, it was only in influences at university, so I had to remove Micheala de Klerk, a Mechanical third year when I got a full bursary. Another myself from those influences because I had Engineering graduate from Eldorado challenge was the transport to and from to remind myself why I was there,” said de Park opens up about her journey to varsity, I had to take the bus to the Door- Klerk. The engineer graduate explained that getting her degree in a male dominated nfontein Campus, I’d come late home and she grew up by her grandfather who worked industry. De Klerk started applying have to walk through the veld to get home, in a furniture factory and her father was in for university since she was in Grade then I still had to study, at times I would the air force so she grew up around ma- 11 and when she finally got accepted also do my assignments on the bus to save chines and always wanted to know how they at the University of Johannesburg, some time.” “My father died when I was worked, and how it made life better for peo- she was not accepted to the course 16 years old, and I always wanted to make ple, that is why she chose the engineering that she wanted to be in. “I decided to him proud. After my dad passed away, I had field. “It’s an amazing feeling knowing that write a letter to motivate why I need to a suicide attempt, God saved me, I ended I graduated, especially when I think about do the course, I made phone calls, I tried up in hospital and it took a while to come everything that I have been through. I could everything, never gave up and eventually out of that depression, I joined ‘Women of also see how proud my mum is of me,” they accepted me. Just getting Worth’ shared de Klerk. Being one of only five fe- in was a difficult process males in their mechanical engineering class, and when I got in “I think it’s important de Klerk said: “we were always asked by the and I had to prove for the youth of Eldo’s males what do we know about who things myself because I operate. We get undermined because we are forced for them to know that we are not female but I always stand up for myself. to accept me,” alone when we go through At a point one just has to focus on what or said de Klerk. where you want to be. You get to the top by The graduate tough times, there is ways climbing the steps not analysing how to get explained to move forward." up them.” De Klerk concluded the interview that she had by sharing some information for anyone struggles with Micheala de Klerk who would like to study, she said: “Try and many things do as much research as you can before you before and which is an organisation in the community enter a field. If you can, try to job shadow while she was and I saw that there are a lot of young wom- so you can see if it is really something that at university. en who go through what I went through and you would like to do. Sometimes we’re just “It’s difficult we are too scared to say anything because afraid to ask, and we shouldn’t be. There’s getting fund- we don’t want people to see these things.” a podcast called ‘Push Start’ and an e-book ing, my moth- “I think it’s important for the youth of El- called Chow Course where students can find er is a single do’s to know that we are not alone when we funding, and information on how to get into mother and go through tough times, there are ways to university. It is free because we would like she could not move forward. In my second year, NSFAS everyone to have access to it. We don’t have afford to pay pulled out and did not want to fund me enough career expos to help the youth, we for my fees, anymore so I wanted leave varsity so that I have the facilities but nothing is happening. National could start working. I stayed studying but I We have so much potential in Eldorado Park Student Fi- also then worked weekends at a restaurant and we can do big things.”

Students urged to submit proof of income to NSFAS The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) can confirm that a total of 5000 students who were funded for the 2020 academic year have been recently unfunded. A recent financial information obtained from South African Revenue Services (SARS) has revealed that these students declared total household family Operating income was above the R350 000 threshold. hours: 9am NSFAS has issued communique to all affected students to notify them of their to 4pm. funding status, and the process that they Librarian Diana Beesteboer with Dr. Cynthia Oliphant Mondays to should follow. The affected students will ouside the library. have 14 days from the date of issue to Fridays petition this decision by submitting proof Left: Melvin Meyers who is the admin manager with intern Jody van of family income or change of income to der Merwe from TJH Business Solutions working in the library. NSFAS for review. The documents need to be submitted to [email protected]. NSFAS reserves the right to make the Reach your destiny by reading a book correct funding decisions based on its Janice Beckett-Msiza authors to show others that it doesn’t matter we are not only the people who will search financial eligibility verification processes. how old you are, you can achieve great the books for knowledge but we are the ones On August 8, the Destiny Leadership things,” said Oliphant. The guest speakers who will write those books. The library is Academy had a relaunch of the ‘Grow your at the relaunch was: Zac Dooms (9) from not just a white elephant but it can be your Life Library’ at their new premises behind Eldorest Primary School and Dianon John office that you can work in, you can come Eldorado Park Secondary School. According (9) who both wrote books and one published research, gain knowledge, get some peace to Dr. Cynthia Oliphant who is president and theirs when they were 8 years old. Alanzo and quiet. The residents should come make founder of Woman of Destiny and the owner Oliphant who is a private pilot shared that use of the library; it is not just here to look of the Destiny Management Group, the he thought that the sky is the limit until he pretty,” explained Oliphant. The dream for organisation is working in collaboration with took to the sky and found that the sky has no the organisation is to one day have laptops Midas Sports Development Programme to limit. Other speakers were first year medical where residents can use the digital side have the library in the community. “We had student; Lamont Oliphant and Rian Stevens for researching but for now, they just have a relaunch of the library, because the library who does computer programming, they are books which does not need data, or elec- is not entirely new, we just moved from Ex- Destiny Leadership Academy Maths and tricity but you can gain so much from it. tension 1 now to this premises. The library Science tutors who motivated the guests The library books cater to everyone in the is for everyone in the community; adults, who were present. Oliphant added that to community and the sponsor of this library is and children. ‘Read and Reach your Destiny’ also celebrate Women’s Month, they had a company called ‘Chabad’ who according was the theme of the event. It doesn’t matter Eloise Scobal who is the author of Samurai to Oliphant, sponsored the containers and if you are in academics, sports, or the arts, Bribe as the keynote speaker. “All of our got other sponsors to donate everything it’s always important to know how to read. guest speakers are from Eldorado Park, this else. In the future the organisation would Sports people need to know how to read is to show that we also have talent from our like to work on Spelling Bee Competitions their contracts and to be able to become en- community. I hate the saying ‘if you want to and more programmes for the community. trepreneurs. We are trying to encourage lit- hide anything from a black person, put it in The library is situated behind Eldorado Park eracy that is why we brought the two young a book’ I have something to say about that, Secondary School. Soweto Urban News | Friday, 21 August, 2020 News 5 Find it online www.sowetourban.co.za Sowetans disconnected! Mzwandile Khathi more importantly than the monetary impact, number: 082 241 9952 or by contacting the criminals are cutting off entire communi- South African Police Service on 1011. @MzwaJourno ties.” Recently many Sowetans have been com- The need to stay connected and access plaining about poor celluar connections on the internet has become even more crucial their phones which cause them a lot of in- especially during these times of lockdown convenience as it makes it difficult for them and pandemics. Some people work from to stay connected with their loved ones. This home and attend online meetings while cannot only be blamed on load shedding or children need to stay connected so that they load reduction but to vandalism and theft on can study. Cellular base stations. All these crimes related to vandalism of Vodacom base stations across Soweto base stations makes everyday life more diffi- have been the biggest targets of this organ- cult for Sowetans of all ages. Small and big ised crime with over one hundred cases of business in the township are also affected vandalism reported since the start of this by this as it makes it difficult for them to year alone. Not only do these crimes leave carry out their normal operations with- communities with no connectivity but they out network connection. There is also Eskom embarks on have also resulted in millions of rands worth ecological implications as well which of damage to property. can be caused by diesel Electricity Safety Month It has been reported that spillage which may oc- All these crimes Eskom in Gauteng has embarked on the organised crime syndicates tar- cur during vandalism. Electricity Safety Month initiative as part of get these base stations to steal related to Perumal said, “Cru- the power utility’s national campaign. The diesel, power cables, batteries vandalism of base cially for us, the number campaign is aimed at raising awareness and radio equipment. When stations makes one line of defence against such crimes happen, they put site vandalism is the local about the safe use of electricity. It further everyday life more encourages families and communities to Sowetans in danger as they community. Therefore, we stop unsafe electricity practices. are unable to make emergency difficult for Sowetans urge anyone who sees calls with their mobile phones of all ages. suspicious activity when disconnected and this around our base can even lead to loss of life. stations to report it “Incidents of base station vandalism and to the police. It’s in everyone’s We like, likes :) battery theft have significantly gotten worse best interest to act before their since the beginning of the year. On a daily signal is cut off.” This week, we welcome Faranaaz basis, we experience multiple incidents of Vodacom is working Anthony, Sandra Nedudu Chuppi, break-ins in our base stations,” said Perumal closely with law enforce- Eugene Leach and Jerry TK to our Moodley, Executive Head for Operations for ment authorities and Soweto Urban News Facebook page. Vodacom Gauteng region. security companies to Thank You!! ”What we are finding through our investi- fight this crime and Find us on facebook/sowetourban gations that this crime is being perpetuated has urged residents by organised syndicates who are always to join the fight too. finding new ways to commit this type of Incidents of battery crime. We lose millions of rands worth of theft or vandalism On the go? Follow us damage to our base stations annually as a re- of base stations Get your news on the go, follow sult of theft and vandalism, which ultimately can be reported by Blackout: Theft and vandalism of base stations has been causing us @sowetourban impacts the cost of mobile services. But calling this toll free network blackout in Soweto. ‘Now is the time for even greater vigilance’ Mzwandile Khathi number of active cases is start- This means that health pre- It is also expected to supress ing to decline with a very good cautions are still very important the illicit trade of cigarettes Five months after the gov- recovery rate being recorded in in Level Two and any relapse is which has been thriving since ernment declared the state of the past few weeks. a recipe for a potential disaster. the implementation of lockdown disaster, the country has finally Even though this is something The wearing of masks is still in March. moved to lockdown Level Two. positive, it does not mean that a must under Level Two, so is The president said, “The The move which was an- the country is out of danger or staying at home and only trave- move to Level Two means nounced by President Cyril the pandemic is gone as people ling when necessary. that we can remove nearly all Ramaphosa this past weekend still need to adhere to all regu- The pandemic has placed the restrictions on the resumption got many people euphoric and lations and take precautionary government and the people of of economic activity across all feeling like the county is finally measures. South Africa in a very difficult industries.” open. “…While there are indeed position which meant that the This is basically what the It goes without saying that signs of hope, we cannot and country had to go on with limit- move to Level Two is all about, it has been a very difficult and must not let our guard down,” ed economic activities for about economic activities. It is in no devastating five months of said Ramaphosa. “The risk of five months. way a green light for people to lockdown which has left many infection becomes greater as The move to Level Two is stop following protocol as the Cautious: President Cyril Ramaphosa people without jobs and the more people return to work, as expected to give the economy a coronavirus is still around and announced the move to alert Level Two country’s economy crumbling. they move about more and as much needed boost, especially as dangerous as it was in March. and warned that infections may rise again During his speech to the there are more opportunities to with a lift on the ban of alcohol if protocol is not followed. nation, the president said the interact.” and tobacco trading.

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I am so excited about level Being in lockdown whether I am happy that the country We welcome the move to 2, yes the Pandemic is life its level 5 or level 2 still feels has now moved to level 2. level two of the national Sowetans react to the threatening but it looks like like our freedom has been Hopefully a lot of people lockdown and we hope it president’s we are not getting rid of it taken away from us. As we will go back to work. What will mean more revenue as any time soon, so we have move into level 2 I feel like makes me happier is the it will allow more movement announcement of the to live with it and try to there’s been so many people fact that our kids will now go and activities. Restrictions move to Level Two. prevent it by all means, life who lost their jobs, now back to school to complete might have been relaxed for needs to go on. Finally, gyms they are bringing alcohol the academic year. Being now but that does not mean will be open, we will be able and cigarettes back, things in Level 2 does not mean that the virus is gone. We to burn all those lockdown are not going to get better. I the virus has disappeared, still need to be careful and calories and get those feel like the government has so people should continue adhere to all the rules and desired summer bodies just been letting us down, taking care of themselves to regulations. so none of this makes a be on the safe side difference. Tebatso Selolo Tristan Jooste Amukelani Hlongwani Sbusiso Mpisane 6 Entertainment Soweto Urban Diepkloof | Friday, 21 August, 2020

Entertainment Fighting GBV through music Themba Nkomo otic. spread it because everyone has the These musicians from Green- right to life,” says Bistro. The widespread problem of Gen- village, Soweto have noted with Bistro is a 27-year-old musician der-based violence made Bistro and anguish at the rise of gender-based with a strong stance on social issues Kayotic teamed up to pass a power- violence cases in their neighborhood. in his music. And Kayotic is a ful message through music and raise Imani is the response to this societal 24-year-old versatile musician who awareness. ill they want to put an end to through transcends genres with his music. To celebrate the month of women music. Popularly known for his vocals Bistro and Kayotic teamed up and ”I wrote the song called #imani on Gqom sounds, the same can be gave birth to a song titled #Imani which speaks to the gender based equally said with his flair in rap (Whoah) which signifies putting a violence issue in our townships. We music. stop to gender-based violence. must put a stop to it and start to ap- The wave of GBV in South Africa preciate our women and has become a profound and wide- children affected by it. spread problem that directly vio- I hope that people lates women’s rights, impacting will receive the them on almost every aspect message and of life. help us With this in mind, Simbonge Mabaso, otherwise known by his stage name, Bistro and Kabe- lo Nyama, well-known as Kayotic are spreading a powerful message to put an end to GBV. ”Bistro and I have joined the fight against gen- der-based violence using our music as a weapon to fight Follow these "I see people against these artists on social media walking around savage actions to find out more about against our their Women’s Month visionless and I women and chil- campaign against GBV was also there so I dren. With this and other exciting song we calling things they get up to looked at how can this August. for a stop on the I change, how can I murdering of our wom- be a change?" en,” says Kay- Siboniso Nomgenge.

Inspiring conversations with Siboniso Nomgenge Janice Beckett-Msiza personal interests, I see people walking around visionless and Entrepreneur, young I was also there so I looked Philanthropist and founder of at how can I change, how Nomgenge Duo (ND) clothing can I be a change? I saw Emough is enough: Bistro and Kayotic are using their music to fight GBV. brand, Siboniso Nomgenge some people also doing great announces his first published things in the community and book called: ‘Eldos Game thought to myself, ‘how did Changers’ with the sub-titled they get to that level?’ and Cotton Fest Launches ‘Inspiring conversations with so many people also want to quality people’. The twenty- know how they made it but four-old shared that his aim are scared to ask because a digital series for the book is to create a they are ‘high profiled people’ tangible tool which will change so I created this platform for Vicky Mabotha powered and supported by The the often-negative perception these people to share how Department of Arts and Cul- of Eldorado Park and create they did it,” said Nomgenge. Like most industries, the ture, set up to empower future a new narrative which will The author plans on having entertainment industry was hit industry players from the safety introduce Eldorado Park to a launch for his book with all hard by the global pandemic, of their homes, in light of the the world by showcasing great the people he profiled as well causing most, if not all, to go current global situation.Hosted people who have achieved as for residents who bought through a major transforma- by South African hip hop artist some great things. “I am from the book or are interested in it. tion. As we currently remain and festival creator, Riky Rick, Eldorado Park ‘kersie dorp’ When asked, what made him separated from theatres, venues fans should expect educational and my book is basically a decide to change his mindset, and other entertainment sites, sessions that will be featured motivational book that I have Nomgenge explained: “I tend to the digital world continues to on all CottonFest channels for been writing for the past two be very strategic with my time, keep us entertained from the fans to both enjoy and also years and I will be releasing I was stuck in the negative side safety of our homes. learn from. “With the industry it at the end of this month. It of things but I made a change The Lab Live Popular lifestyle currently flipped on its head, is published through Inspired in my life by accepting Christ guest speakers are a list of youth platform the CottonFest family came Publishing by Darren August. and I am still becoming the high-profile industry players CottonFest has together with the Department of I interviewed a few influential person that I want to be. Day including: Kreative Kornerr announced Arts and Culture to bring you people from Eldorado Park to by Day I am trying to move Founders, Mzukisi Siwundla their partner- this interactive and informative showcase Eldorado Park on a away from the bad influences and Thato Tlhankana Matchbox ship with The digital series. The initiative different narrative.” “This book because it is visible in our Live CEO, Theresho Selesho Department was created to gather some of is also to inspire youngsters in community. So I asked myself Jägermeister Experiential of Arts and our favourite industry lead- Eldorado Park who feels like how can I become the change Marketing Manager, Bea Theron Culture, as ers to share their knowledge there is no hope because they when I’m following what Attorney, Manaileng Maphike Artist they launch and insights around various come from Eldorado Park, so everyone else is doing, so I manager and A&R, Bash Vision the upcoming topics within the entertainment these influencers show us that changed and I am now building Publicist extraordinaire, Melanie digital series industry with us. Ultimately, we can also make it. Some my own brand.” Nomgenge is ‘Hypress’ Ramjee. The Lab Live next it’s all about being informed, of these people are ones that hopeful that he will be able to week.As a build up regrouping and finding the new we see on TV, and many don’t have the launch of his book at to the 3rd annual Cotton norm, so we can progress as even know that they walked the end of September but is Fest which is set to take a culture and figure out what the same streets that we excited that his first print run place in February next year, comes next” said Riky Rick on are walking on every day.” “I will be on August 29. wrote this book based on my Riky Rick the Lab Live is an initiative Instagram. Soweto Urban Diepkloof | Friday, 21 August, 2020 Entertainment 7 Bra K's Daughter fighting to keep his legacy alive Vicky Mabotha utilized his parking garage to teach and have of her parents but at the same time, ensure thought things are going well, then the rehearsals. One of the members of Council that things are going well with the orchestra. global pandemic hit hard on the art industry. When the Corona Virus pandemic was offered him a club house at the Zone 1 ten- Before he passed on, Bra K had introduced While everyone is going digital, Mantu said declared a global health crisis, we were all nis court (as currently known) until they get his brother, Melale Mantu as a part time that it is impossible to teach students espe- affected, and to the art industry it meant, a permanent space,” Mantu said. intermediate coach. cially the little one via virtual classes. no more gigs, no more live performances, The orchestra was officially relaunched “It was hard, there are so many memories “The majority of our students are the no more rehearsals etc. and this all meant when they went back to the refurbished and every time I had to go to the hall I’d just little ones and besides the data issue, violin financial setback. The late Kolwane ‘Bra Diepkloof Hall. break down, my emotions were all over the classes will be a challenge virtually, as we K’ Mantu and Mpho Moshoeshoe-Mantu’s “Year 1999 my late mother decided that place because I had not healed. But there need to monitor things such as posture, bow daughter, Khothatso Mantu takes us through we needed to relaunch and we go back to the came a point where I told myself that my holding, instruments have to be tuned before the history of an Orchestra established by hall, and prior to the relaunch, the orchestra parents played a huge role in the communi- lessons etc. all that cannot be done online, so her late parents and how the pandemic had more students joining, they had more ty, they did their part and now they handed we were brought to a standstill and have to brought the orchestra’s progress to a stand- than 150 students. Then in 2000 we re- over the baton to me and I need to keep the wait and hope for the best,” Mantu said. still, while it was already suffering the loss launched the orchestra with an assistance legacy alive not only for myself but to make Khothatso is also left with the pressure of of its founders. from our patron Ringo Madlingozi, with them proud,” Mantu said. being compared to her father and she says Established in 1987, the African Youth support and things like uniform,” Mantu According to Mantu, students started that, Bra K can’t be replaced but she prom- Ensemble (AYE) is the oldest orchestra said. withdrawing from the orchestra and it was ises to keep the legacy alive as the daughter in Diepkloof, which functioned with zero Bra K’s late wife, Moshoeshoe-Mantu sad but she understood because most of and not trying to replace him. Also, the funds and no fees for years. According to the was undoubtedly good with kids, so her role them were used to Bra K and trusted him. young ones have probably forgotten some daughter, Khothatso, this was her father’s became, teaching the little beginners before Bra K’s brother, Melale Mantu stepped in of the things they have learned and she says way of giving back to the community. they could proceed to an advanced stage, as the coordinator and violin teacher then that she is more than willing to start “Bra K established the orchestra in which was Bra K’s classes. things got better with the help of with them from scratch again. “Fast forward to 2018, my mother sadly other volunteering teachers, passed on, during this period, a lot was five Violin teachers, Sifiso "There are so many going on, Bra K had lost his job at the Makhaza, Neo Thekiso, memories and every time council and we were then required Brian Khumalo, Thabi- to pay rent, thus, were forced to so Boleu and Tsietsi I had to go to the hall charge tuition fees and not all Mokgatle as well I’d just break down, my students could pay based on their a Cello teacher, backgrounds, so you can imagine Tooka Mok- emotions were all over how much of a hassle maintaining gatle. the orchestra became,” said Mantu. Just the place" “My mother left a huge void and when somehow I had to take over where they Khothatso Mantu she left, being a teacher to the little ones, at the same time, doing the admin and January 1987, and by then, he did not have trying to find sponsorship so that we can space to use as a class, so he was utilizing sustain the orchestra, however, I adjust- his mother’s kitchen with just one student. ed and learned to multitask. Our There came a time where the demand to join students don’t buy instruments, the orchestra became high and that meant we supply them, as we work the kitchen was now too small to accommo- with an organisation called the date an entire orchestra, luckily, he worked Peace Boat, from Japan and for the council, however, at that time the we have been in partnership Diepkloof Hall which we are currently based with them for years. They in, did not have enough space, they then of- go around the world fered him the toilet, which was then renovat- collecting donations ed to accommodate him and his students and of instruments then that’s basically how AYE started,” she said. come here to dis- The orchestra was then nicknamed, ‘The tribute to us and Toilet Orchestra’ because of the fact that that’s how we get rehearsals and classes were held in a toilet. the instruments,” “The orchestra was starting to get popular she added. and the BBC News came through to inter- A year later, view him and that is how the name ‘Toilet Bra K passed on Orchestra’ came about. And then, Diepk- and things became worse and Mantu loof Hall had to entirely be renovated, they says that being the only daughter of the Khothatso Mantu wearing a T-shirt Khothatso Mantu with her father, late had to go to Diepkloof Zone 1, where he late couple, she had to mourn the death designed as a tribute to her father. veteran violinist Bra K 5K Solo Run sets the scene for Heritage Day Run

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This year’s breast cancer awareness walk, iThemba walkathon will go virtual. iThemba walkathon gets virtual and more exciting Vicky Mabotha of the distance they have walked during the walk for a purpose and contribute mean- event. ingfully in the fight against breast cancer. You were probably wondering if there will The App also has a tracking functionality This virtual national iThemba Walkathon be the annual iThemba walkathon 2020, due that allows participants to track and share will give survivors of breast cancer the to the global pandemic and the restrictions their walking route in real time with their opportunity to celebrate the milestone they it came with, relax, you can still paint your loved ones. The App also allows participants have achieved, and will mark a triumph of neighbourhoods pink, beauty brand Avon to share their pictures on customised iThem- the human spirit as encapsulated under the Justine in partnership with some organisa- ba Walkathon frames that they can share on theme: My Time to Make Difference, Watch tions is this year, hosting its first ever virtual their favourite social media platforms by me now,” Mareletse added. national walkathon at the comfort and safety using the hashtag #2020iThembaWalkathon. of your neighbourhoods. Set to take place on “Though it is critical that we should October 31, the event is in its 15th edition marshal all available resources to contain the and is meant to raise funds for breast cancer spread of Covid-19, it is equally important The first 30 000 participants to register for awareness and education. that we should also ensure that breast cancer the 2020 edition of the iThemba Walkathon Once the participant has registered and patients and survivors also receive the nec- will receive a walk goodie pack. their registration is confirmed, they will re- essary support, particularly now during these As part of its breast cancer awareness ceive a link to download an App which they uncertain times when health facilities are un- drive, Avon Justine and its partners will can use to receive breast cancer education der severe strain,” said Mafahle Mareletse, be launching a new breast cancer logo in and reminders of the event closer to the date. Managing Director of Avon Justine Turkey, September. More information about this Encouraged to walk alone, in pairs or strictly Middle East & Africa. logo will be provided on https://www. small groups, during the event, participants “By hosting the virtual national iThemba avonworldwide.com/supporting-women/ can choose any route of their choice and will Walkathon, we are casting the net wider and breast-cancer receive push notifications informing them giving all South Africans the opportunity to .,1*'20'2256 *$5$*('2256 6(&85,7<'2256 /HQDVLD+HDG2IÀFH%ODFNZRRG6WUHHW$QFKRUYLOOH/HQDVLD*DXWHQJ 25 (YDWRQ6KRZURRP(YDWRQ0DOO6KRS RQWKH*ROGHQ+LJKZD\  9RVORRUXV6KRZURRP6KRS9RVORRUXV RSS&KULV+DQL0DOO   '217%()22/(':(5(0$,17+(&+($3(67,1$)5,&$ 0XOWLORFNLQJ6WHHO6HFXULW\'RRU 0XOWLORFNLQJ6WHHO6HFXULW\'RRU 0XOWLORFNLQJ6HFXULW\6WDEOH6WHHO'RRU /X[XU\6WDLQOHVV6WHHO'RRU 0XOWLORFNLQJ6WHHO6HFXULW\'RRU ‡,GHDOIRUNLWFKHQDQGHQWUDQFHGRRUV 0$7&+,1* ‡,GHDOIRULQWHUQDODQGH[WHUQDOGRRUV ‡,GHDOIRULQWHUQDODQGH[WHUQDOGRRUV 6,1*/('225 9$/8('# :DV )5(( 5 :DV :DV :DV  5 5 027+(5$1'621 'HV  5 1RZ 'HV 1RZ PRWVRQ 5 1RZDWDQ8QEHOLHYDEOH 1RZ ,QFOXGHV   ‡0XOWL/RFNLQJ3RLQWV  ‡+LQJH‡6HFXULW\.H\V 5   ‡6HFXULW\)UDPHV‡+DQGOHV 0,1,080385&+$6( 5  ($&+  5  0,1,080385&+$6( 6L]H : [ + 5 6L]H : [ + 6L]H : [ + 6L]H : [ + 6L]H : [6 + ‡0XOWL/RFNLQJ3RLQWV ‡0XOWL/RFNLQJ3RLQWV ‡0XOWL/RFNLQJ3RLQWV ‡0XOWL/RFNLQJ3RLQWV ‡+LQJH‡6HFXULW\.H\V ‡+LQJH‡6HFXULW\.H\V ,QFOXGHV ,QFOXGHV ,QFOXGHV ‡+LQJH‡6HFXULW\.H\V ‡+LQJH‡6HFXULW\.H\V ‡6HFXULW\)UDPHV‡+DQGOHV ‡6HFXULW\)UDPHV‡+DQGOHV ,QFOXGHV ‡6HFXULW\)UDPHV‡+DQGOHV ‡6HFXULW\)UDPHV‡+DQGOHV  $/62$9$,/$%/(,1%/$&. 125(78516125()81'625(;&+$1*(6 125(78516125()81'625(;&+$1*(6 5  $/62$9$,/$%/( ‡6OLGLQJ'RRUV ‡(QWUDQFH'RRUV ‡.LWFKHQ'RRUV ‡%HGURRP'RRUV ‡%DWKURRP'RRUV ‡'LQLQJURRP'RRUV