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Southern Courier 1 December, 2020 Tel: 011 724 7000 Free Bringing artistic fl air to a revamped food court Think of iconic brands like Rolls- Royce, SAA, British Airways, BMW, Fiat, the Smithsonian Museum of Africa and many others ... Southgate Mall will now have that iconic mark of internationally renowned Ndebele designer Dr Esther Mahlangu. This after Mahlangu partnered with Pareto Limited to create her biggest indoor artistic works at the newly revamped Southgate food court. Her work was unveiled at the food court on November 25. To mark its 30th anniversary, Southgate Mall, owned by Pareto Limited, honoured Mahlangu for her global success. The acclaimed visual artist and much-loved cultural ambassador has collaborated with Southgate Mall to support Pareto’s vision to promote, celebrate and refl ect the richness and diversity of the cultures of the surrounding communities, the people of the South. This makes Southgate a true “melting pot of the South”. The result was a creation of two 16x5m murals for the food and entertainment court in a bold, abstract design for which Mahlangu is globally acclaimed. Scan for video Malose Kekana, the GCEO of Pareto, said, “Dr Mahlangu’s Chairperson of Pareto Saul Gumede, Dr Esther Mahlangu, CoJ mayor Geoff rey Makhubo, Lettie Ndimande and GCEO of Pareto Malose Kekana. Photo: lifelong devotion to the Ndebele Lucky Thusi. traditional art form and her to date and will be sure to attract solo exhibitions presented by her in redevelopment of Southgate Mall’s entertainment, natural lighting, open contribution to the South African tourists, art collectors and bring South Africa at The Melrose Gallery. food court in a world-class facility and airy aesthetically curated space heritage will leave a legacy in pride to our stakeholders and The vision of the reconfi guration and the upgrade of the external held together by cultural cues and the world of arts. We are proud communities.” of the food court is anchored by façades. biophilic touchpoints in line with to have someone of her stature to It was signifi cant that Southgate Pareto’s commitment to providing “The development includes international design trends,” said have agreed to be part of the new and Mahlangu unveiled these murals a superior customer experience to enhancements to the overall look Kekana. chapter for Southgate, and believe this month, the month that she turns its loyal customers and surrounding and feel of the food court, off ering Southgate would like to thank its that these murals when considered 85 years old. This is also the month communities. quality dining experience for loyal shoppers and tenants for their together will most likely be the in which she has launched ‘Esther “The company is excited about families and friends alike, increased patience and cooperation during the largest completed by Dr Mahlangu Mahlangu 85’, one of a handful of the investment made into the seating area, large LED screens for redevelopment process. 2 Southern Courier News • Nuus 1 December, 2020 Sassa fights fraud on social grants The statement issued by a MP matter; it is to deal with these calling for minister Zulu and situations that Sassa has to the CEO of Sassa to account regularly review social grants. on the more than 1 500 City of Memela added that through Johannesburg employees who the implementation of the were found to be in receipt of special relief grant of R350 social grants refers. per month, Sassa has been Sassa would like to clarify and able to access databases from place on record the following: other government departments Sassa pursues an active to validate the income of fraud prevention strategy applicants for the grant. and has always exercised a “The relationships developed The City’s Health Department team in Booysens informal settlement on November 24: Gugu zero tolerance to anyone who during this pandemic will Dladla, Sr Lizzy Sehunela, Thembi Madonsela, Sr Kgolwang Sokhela, Thuto Sebico, Andile commits, or is complicit in fraud greatly assist Sassa in Kwanini and Moses Mamone. in the social grant environment. strengthening its validation “It is precisely because of the processes, even for the long- implementation of this strategy term social grants in the future. that the City of Johannesburg “This will enable checks to employees were identifi ed. In be done to ensure the financial It is important to addition, Sassa and the City of information provided is Johannesburg have been co- complete and that grants are operating on this matter since indeed provided to those who July,” said CEO Totsie Memela qualify for the grants,” she Moreover, the active risk- reiterated. know your status based fraud prevention strategy Furthermore, every citizen pursued in this On November 24, the City choices. have sex with men, sex by Sassa country has a of Johannesburg held a “Knowing one’s HIV status workers, transgender people, led to the responsibility virtual discussion focusing will assist in the management people who inject drugs, confi rmation Sassa will continue to report on people with HIV as part of the disease if one is HIV the LGBTQI+ community, that there to call on citizens to wrong-doing of the City’s Department positive. A person can get persons with HIV and the are 4 726 report the misuse of wherever this of Health’s build-up to treatment and live a long and youth, lacked adequate access social grant may be seen. World Aids Day, which is healthy life. Also, if one is to services as venues became benefi ciaries social grants. This commemorated on December HIV positive, one should take inaccessible as a result of who responsibility 1 annually worldwide. care not to transmit the virus lockdown regulations. withdrew extends to MMC for Health and to others, by adhering to their This has led to the City’s their social grants outside the the reporting of grants being Social Development medication in order to stay Health Department’s decision borders of South Africa during received by citizens who do not councillor Eunice Mgcina virally suppressed,” explained to host a series of webinars to the lockdown period. qualify for them. addressed the virtual Mgcina. engage with the community The grants were all suspended Unfortunately, it appears it discussion which aimed She added that the outbreak in order to develop a greater in September, as the legislation is acceptable for citizens to at reaching out to those of the pandemic created understanding of barriers to requires any grant benefi ciary to take from government with residents at high risk serious challenges for accessing health services, be a resident in South Africa. impunity, as it is government of acquiring HIV with governments globally and stigma, how it can improve its The fact that cross-border money and there is plenty more prevention messages and that restricted movements, services to key and vulnerable travel was not permitted where that comes from, rather strategies and to refl ect negatively impacting on populations. It will also use indicates that in all likelihood, than to understand that the on the country’s progress, the provision of and access the opportunity to share these social grant benefi ciaries money being used is taxpayers’ successes, gaps and to HIV and TB testing and information about health are resident in our neighbouring money, and everyone who challenges in response to treatment services. Covid-19 services and wellness. countries. receives what they are not HIV and Aids. also caused a decrease in The Health Department It should further be noted entitled to is in fact taking away The theme for this year’s numbers of persons seeking provided “Checka Impilo” that all social grants are means from someone who depends on World Aids Day is “We health care at clinics. services including HIV tested. This requires the that money. are in this together: Cheka Furthermore, she said Testing Services (HTS), applicant for any social grant Sassa will continue to call Impilo”. This is an earnest that key populations who blood pressure, TB, diabetes to declare his/her income on on citizens to report the misuse call to all South Africans are particularly vulnerable and Covid-19 screening at application. and incorrect payment of social to make responsible health to HIV, such as men who selected venues. In addition, each and every grants. beneficiary of a social grant In addition, Sassa carries the responsibility to will continue with the Join a people’s march for jobs report any change in his/her implementation of their financial circumstances to fraud prevention strategy and ANC and its alliance December 4, starting from Ward 56. Sassa immediately there is a strengthening collaborative partners calls upon all Ward the tennis court, 22 Lawn They will be compelled change. efforts with any organisation 56 residents aff ected by Street, Rosettenville, at 9am. to avail their employment It could happen that a citizen that can support them in their unemployment, marginalised The purpose of the database respectively to applies for a grant when he/ endeavour to ensure the social business people and the march is to hand over verify quota of the locals. she is not employed, and grants system, which has been patriotic sympathisers to join a memorandum to all For more information subsequent to approval of the internationally acknowledged, the peaceful people’s march untransformed and stubborn, contact ANC branch grant becomes employed. Sassa continues to support the most for jobs and businesses. yet capacitated government secretary Simphiwe Hlafa on will not know about this unless vulnerable members of the The march will be on and private entities based in 084 893 6390. the beneficiary reports the society. While you’re staying in, we’re staying on.
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