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FREE ESTABLISHED 1991 WEDNESDAY 2931 JANUARY 2014 WWW.EXPRESSNEWS.CO.ZA

Hearing is believing

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Sidwell Guduka

ANDILE JANTJIES mysteriously

lost his hearing on 16 June last

year and much of his life as well.

The 18-year-old, who attends the

Albert Moroka High School in

Thaba Nchu, was over the moon

when he heard his voice for the

first time in months last week.

This was after the University of

the Free States Department of

Otorhinolaryngology had per-

formed a cochlear implant on

him at the Universitas Hospital

in Bloemfontein on Thursday.

During the operation an

electronic device was surgically

implanted into Andiles ear where

there was sensory damage to the

cochlea.

After this the soft-spoken

Andile said he almost cried when

he heard the sound of his voice

for the first time in seven

months.

Its very isolating. People

think youre stupid because you

dont hear them when they speak

to you. Im happy I can hear my

voice again, he told Express.

I had to drop out of school in

gr. 11 last year, due to my loss of

hearing. I was depressed. It has

always been my hearts desire to

hear again, but I never thought

they would be able to restore my

hearing.

I would love to thank my

family and friends for always

being supportive.

I also want to thank the

doctors who performed the

operation. They were very patient

with me. They did a marvellous

job, he said.

In answering a question about

whether he will be going back to

school this year Andile said he

cannot wait to reunite with his

friends at school.

Im ready to continue with my

academic journey again. Ill be

returning to school as soon as

the doctors give me the green

light. I want to study towards a

degree in Chartered Accounting

after passing matric, said

Andile.

His aunt, Mapoelo Lekwala (32),

thanked Dr Iain Butler and his

team for a job well done.

This is like a dream. I cant

believe Andile is able to hear

again.

We were all in a deep state of

depression at home because of

his situation. He could not hear

us when we talked to him.

What made things worse for

us was the fact that we could not

communicate with him in sign

language. It has been a difficult

seven months, Lekwala said.

Butler, the principal specialist

at the Department of Otorhi-

nolaryngology, said the cochlear

implant that was performed on

Andile cost R220 000.

This was provided for by the

Universitas Hospital. The family

has not paid for this device

specifically.

What we do ask is that the

family should try and collect

money to build up a bit of a

reserve emergency fund for if

something goes wrong like if a

cable breaks and things like

that, Butler said.

Andile is not the first patient to

have undergone this kind of

operation at the Universitas

Hospital.

We have done almost 50

cochlear implants here. Most of

the patients we performed this

operation on are attending main

stream schools. They are living a

relatively normal life as a result

of the cochlear implant, Butler

explained.

CHAN 2014 DOUBLE HEADER: Catch the Super Eagles of Nigeria versus the Black Stars of Ghana and the Warriors of Zimbabwe versus Libya tonight at the Free State

Stadium. The first match kicks off at 17:00 followed by the second at 20:30.

ANDILE JANTJIES Photo: Charl Devenish

2 EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY 29 JANUARY 2014

NEWS

Smiles all round from learners

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Sidwell Guduka

ABOUT 90 needy children were

all smiles when they received full

school uniform packs on Tuesday.

All the beneficiaries were

learners of the Gonyane Primary

School in Phahameng Location,

Bloemfontein.

The uniforms were donated by

the Mangaung Metro Municipali-

tys speaker, Mxolisi Siyonzana.

Last year, he donated 20 pairs of

shoes to underprivileged kids at

the same school.

Premier Ace Magashule

requested us to adopt schools as

public representatives, so I

decided to adopt the Gonyane

Primary School after checking

their performance. They have

been doing pretty well over the

years. Fortunately the ward

councillor in this area requested

us to make some contribution to

the school, Siyonzana told

Express.

Last year, we came here to

donate school shoes to the

learners and we promised them

we would return with more full

uniforms this year. The majority

of learners who attend this school

is from a disadvantaged back-

ground. We believe these uniforms

will motivate them to do well in

class, he said.

We want to thank FNB for

sponsoring the initiative, they

really understand the plight of the

poor. The initiative is aimed at

improving the conditions of our

children. These children come

from the poorest areas and they

receive child support grants or are

orphaned, he added.

Manchidi Chabeli, the principal

of the Gonyane Primary School,

expressed her delight with the

school uniforms donated to the

kids.

Im very happy, in fact, I feel

like crying. Some of these kids are

from families who cannot even

afford to buy them school uni-

forms. Our educators often ask

people in the township to donate

uniforms to these needy kids so

that they can be like other

children, Chabeli said excitedly.

On behalf of the school

management and SGB, I want to

thank the Mangaung Metro

Municipality and FNB for their

contribution.

Our school may look beautiful,

but we dont have funds. We fall

under Quintine 3 where people

are very poor. We sometimes buy

some of the learners maize meal

so that they can have something

to eat when they go home.

About 50% of our pupils are

needy. They come from poor

families and dont even have

breakfast when they come to

school in the morning. They

normally have their first meal at

school because we have a feeding

scheme, Chabeli said.

Meanwhile, FNBs account

executive Josy Sehloho refused to

speak to the media about his

companys involvement in the

project.

FROM the left are, back: Josy Sehloho, account executive at FNB,Manchidi Chabeli, principal of the Gonyane Primary School, andMxolisi Siyonza-

na, the speaker of Mangaung Metro Municipality. The beneficiaries in the front row are Lehlohonolo Molehe, Lebohang Mpempe, Keabetswe

Klaas, Mpho Kotoi and Maile Thobela. Photo: Sidwell Guduka

National Pregnancy AwarenessWeek planned to educate

THIS years national Pregnancy Awareness

Week will take place between 10 and 16

February. During the week pregnancy

education is reinforced and expecting

mothers are equipped with knowledge and

skills that will help them to make the right

health choices for themselves and their

babies.

As part of the week the Life Rosepark

Hospital will be presenting their annual

pregnancy information and activity week at

the hospitals maternity ward.

From 10 to 14 February, Augusta Jacobs

from 4D Hartklop at the MediChem Phar-

macy in the Rosepark Hospital, will do an

ultrasound-and-video at a special tariff.

To book for 4D ultrasound, contact Jacobs

on 082-553-9503. On 15 February the hospital

will be presenting an exciting and interac-

tive Pregnancy Information Day. The day

will be presented in the main foyer of the

Life Rosepark Hospital. Registration will

take place between 08:30 and 09:00. Each

attending mommy will receive a goody bag

filled with information and promotional

items from exhibitors. From 09:00 to 13:00

exhibitors will present short rotating

workshops focusing on important pregnan-

cy topics and services. A short guided tour

of the maternity ward of the hospital will

follow.

Each exhibitor is sponsoring a prize and

lucky draws will take place at the end of

the workshop. Entrance and parking to the

day is free and light refreshments and

drinks will be served to registered guests.

All expecting parents can contact the

hospitals maternity ward on 051-505-5272.

EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY 29 JANUARY 2014 3

NEWS

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Jabulani Dlamini

EXPRESSs front-page story last week

about three children in the Pieter Swartz

informal settlement who do not attend

school has once again moved our loyal

readers to action.

On the same day that the story was

published and the plight of the children

made public, the Mangaung Metro Mayors

Office took action.

White Mohapi, manager of special

projects in the Mayors Office, visited the

family and Express accompanied him and

his entourage.

It is the responsibility of the Special

Programmes Office that matters such as

these are handled speedily, Mohapi said

in reference to the childrens plight.

The children, who are now learners of

the Kamohelo Primary School in Pieter

Swartz, were all smiles yesterday as they

attended their first day of school.

Anastasia Poonyane of Thembinkosi

Investment helped with purchasing

uniforms for all three children on Monday.

This is part of our Have-a-minute-cam-

paign where we help those who are most

in need, she said.

Thapelo Motse, older brother to Mpho

and Modise and their primary caregiver,

said he is struggling to find the words to

thank Express for having helped him in

returning his siblings to school.

I do not know what to say, if it were

not for the story that you published my

brother and sister would probably still be

in the same situation, he said.

Express has also received several phone

calls and emails from concerned readers

who also want to help.

As a mother myself, I was touched by

the story and decided to offer my help. It

really is not necessary for children to

suffer like this while there is something

that can be done to better their situation,

said a caller who only identified herself as

Maletsatsi.

David Makara, new business developer

at Letsatsi Finance, said they were in a

meeting with the municipality when the

article came to their attention and they

decided to help.

We are aware that there are no jobs out

there so through the municipality we want

to help and give back, Makara said.

Makara committed R2 000 every month

for the family to buy groceries.

) To see their journey back to school in

photos and for a video of Mohapis visit

to the family, visit the Express website

at www.express-news.co.za or check it

out on your cellphone at

expresspaper.mobi.

)Follow Jabulani Dlamini on Twitter

@JabulaniD15.

Hearts open for children

ALL SMILES: Siblings Modise (left front) and Mpho (right front) Motse as well as their

friend Tumelo (middle), started their first day of school at the Kamohelo Primary School

yesterday. With the children are from the left, back: Anastasia Poonyane of Thembinkosi

Investment, Kamohelo Primary School principal Nonceba Monakali and White Mohapi,

manager: special programmes in the Mangaung Mayors Office. Photo: Jabulani Dlamini

For more photos and a video go to

www.express-news.co.za

This is part of our Havea

minutecampaignwherewe

help those who are most in

need. Anastasia Poonyane


NEWS

RE le Lekgotla la Dipuo Tsohle

Afrika Borwa (PanSALB) re nka

monyetla ona ho thoholetsa

Lefapha la Thuto Freistata ka

diphetho tse babatsehang tsa

materiki!

Re thoholetsa le boinehelo ba

Setho sa Lekgotla la Phetha-

hatso (SLP) Ntate Makgoe ka

boikitlaetso ba hae ba hore

Freistata e itlhome pele diprov-

enseng tse ding mabapi le

thuto.

Ka kotloholo Komiti ya Puo

provenseng ya Freistata tlasa

boetapele ba Mme Thikhui

Phakisi-Tseki le yona e thoholet-

sa baithuti bana.

Ka kotloloho re lakatsa ho

thoholetsa bana ba latelang ba

ileng ba hlahella ka mahetla

dithutong tsena, Themba

Maduna ka puo ya Sesotho

sekolong sa Ikaheng-Zakeni

secondary Petrus Steyn, Mariska

Muller ka puo ya Afrikaans

sekolong sa Witteberg Bethle-

hem, Ntombenhle Ngcephe ka

puo ya isiXhosa sekolong sa

Lereko Bloemfontein, Kegomod-

itswe Malebo ka puo ya Setswa-

na sekolong sa Maraisdal

Tweespruit, Hlompho Mosia ka

puo ya isiZulu sekolong sa

Lerato-Uthando comprehensive

Harrismith le Johanna Isabella

van Tonder ka puo senyesemane

sekolong sa Eunice Bloemfon-

tein.

Baithuti bana ka bomong ba

bona ba fumana iPad4 le

ditifikeiti tse pakahatsang tlholo

ena ya bona!

Dimpho tse tla fumanwa ke

baithuti bana kaofela ke tsa

boleng ba R 60 000.00.

PanSALB jwalo ka mehla e tla

etela dikolo tsena ka bomong ba

tsona ho ya nehelana ka dimpho

tsena pontsheng ya baithuti ba

bang ho ba kgothaletsa ho rata

dipuo tsa bona le ho sebetsa ka

thata selemong sena.

Re motjheng wa ho hlopha

matsatsi le dikolo tsena tse

fapaneng mme hang ha re

dumellane re tla re balakatha!

Re elelletswe hore baithuti

bana ha ba fihlella sena ba le

bang mme monongwaha re tlo

boela re abela matitjhere a ba

rutileng ditifikeiti e le ho ba

kgothatsa le ho tlotla seabo

sa bona katlehong ya bana

bana.

Re bile re shebile taba ya hore

monongwaha dikolo tsohle di

qobellwa ho ruta dipuo tsena tsa

rona ho tloha kereiting ya pele.

Re le PanSALB re opela ditaba

tsena mahofi hoba di tla thusa

hore bana bohle ba ithute dipuo

tse ngata tse buuwang proven-

seng.

Taba eo re tla e lekola ke hore

ebe dipuo tsena tsa rona di tla

rutwa boemong bofe. Ha re batle

ho bona bana ba rona ba rutwa

dipuo tsena ke batho bao le

bona ba sa di tsebeng.

Re tla sebetsa le Lefapha la

Thuto Freistata ho hlokomela

hore matitjhere a rutang dipuo

tsena a feela a rupelletswe ka

botlalo mme ba kgona ho ruta

dipuo tsena.

Re boela re ipiletsa batswad-

ing ho ela taba ena hloko le

ho re loma tsebe ebang ba

belaela hore bana ba bona

ha ba fumane thuto ya

boleng.

Eka baithuti bohle ba ka

ikitlaetsa ba sebetsa ka thata le

ho feta ngwahola. Kwekwe ya

morao e tloha le sepolo.ha re

weleng kgabong!

*Mang kapa mang ya a

batlang ho ngola kholomong

ena, a ka ikopanya le Jabu-

lani Dlamini ho 051-404-7910

kapa ho Jabu-

[email protected]

*Mongodi ha ana ho

lefiwa.

PanSALB e thoholetsa baithuti!

A re bueng

Vusi Ntlakana

PanSALB Free

State manager

Taba eo re tla e lekola ke hore ebe dipuo tsena tsa rona di tla rutwa

boemong bofe. Ha re batle ho bona bana ba rona ba rutwa dipuo

tsena ke batho bao le bona ba sa di tsebeng.


ADVERTORIAL

College offers quality training

MSC BUSINESS COLLEGE was

founded in 1991 and over the past 23

years, the franchise has grown to in-

clude 20 campuses nationwide.

The franchise enjoys a national

footprint, and a disciplined quality

assurance team ensures that MSC

Business Colleges courses and pro-

grammes are aligned with industry

standards.

MSC prides itself on its warm,

friendly staff and facilitators and the

high level of quality product deliv-

ery.

With over 80 accredited courses

within 7 career fields, MSCBusiness

College offers diplomas, certificates,

short courses, matric re-writes and

corporate training.

Pricing is very competitive, with

MSC insistent that fees should have

no hidden costs and hence textbooks

and study material costs are includ-

ed in the course price.

MSC Bloemfontein opened their

doors early this year and students

are welcome to enquire and register

for the first intake which will com-

mence on 11 February.

Theowners share in thevisionand

mission the whole of MSC pride

themselves in, which include hones-

ty, integrity, quality and profession-

alism.

Areas of study include Informa-

tionTechnology (IT) andComputers,

Public Financial Management, Sec-

retarial and Office Administration,

Social Studies, Management Stud-

ies, Financial Accounting and Book-

keeping and Hospitality and Tour-

ism.

MSC Business College Bloemfon-

tein also presentsmatric re-writes as

well as corporate training.

As an opening special, MSC Busi-

ness College Bloemfontein is giving

away 6 bursaries for the following

courses: National Certificates in IT

andBusinessAdministration aswell

as FET Certificates in Marketing,

Human Resources (HR), Bookkeep-

ing and Hospitality Reception.

Registration fees and a deposit are

to be paid before entry.

One bursary is awarded for every

20 registrations per course (Terms

and conditions apply).

The pleasure of opening the

Bloemfontein campus in a previous-

ly untapped province for MSC was

preceded by other good news.

In December 2013 MSC Business

College was named as the number-

one private FET College in South Af-

rica by the South African Board for

People Practices, who quality as-

sures qualifications in the Human

Resources field.

Visit the MSC Business College

Bloemfontein campus on the corner

of Maitland and West Burger Street,

second floor, Labour Department

Building, Bloemfontein, or call 051-

430-9702.

Important public service notice

THE NATIONAL HOSPITAL

has requested the following

people to report to their occupa-

tional therapy department before

31 January. IDs will be required.

Their names are: JN Botha,

Johan Strydom (Aandrus),

Jacobus Steenbergen (Peetlaan),

January Mathinya (Grassland),

Lindiwe Khantsi (Mountain

View), Lefa Joseph Motloli

(Pieter Swartz), Joyce Ntjoti

(Batho), Piet Mayo (Bergman),

M. Molehe (Bergman), Seite-

baleng Virginia Tsietso (Freedom

Square) and J Ntjanbane

(Namibia). For details contact

Corn Kotze on 051-403-9678.


NEWS

Give blood, save lives

FEBRUARY is the month of

love shared amongst people in a

romantic nature, but at the

South African National Blood

Service (SANBS) we celebrate

this love every month.

With your unselfish act of

donating blood and sharing the

love of the human race you can

make a difference to the lives of

patients you may never know.

So we encourage all eligible

donors to share their liquid love

this month and commit to

donating blood a minimum of

four times a year. Its not too

late to make this your resolution

for 2014.

As a gesture to say thank you

we have a special gift for those

who donate four units in a

calendar year.

With schools, universities and

organisations all back to usual

operation we are able to main-

tain a good blood stock level,

especially with the help of

donors. However, we know that

this can change on any given

day if our daily collection of

3 000 units is not met, says

Vanessa Raju, communications

manager at the SANBS.

All blood groups are very

important. However, group O is

the group that is often in short

supply.

The demand for this is much

higher as it can be used for

patients of all other blood

groups.

If you belong to the blood

groups A and AB, why not

consider becoming a platelet

donor. You can find out more

from the SANBS staff at your

local blood drive or donor

centre.

What are platelets? Platelets

play a vital role in blood clotting

and prevention of excess blood

loss. Platelet donation is a

simple process that takes about

one and a half hours to com-

plete. The blood is processed

through a cell separator which

retains the platelets and returns

the other blood components to

the donors system. This proce-

dure enables people to donate

platelets every month.

In order to become a blood

donor you must weigh at least

50 kg, be between the ages of 16

and 65 years, lead a safe sexual

lifestyle, be in general good

health and consider your blood

safe for transfusion to a patient.

If you wish to find out more

on where to donate and more on

becoming a donor, please call the

SANBS on 0800 11 90 31 or email

[email protected]

or visit the SANBS on

www.sanbs.org.za

ESTATEAGENTS of Property 2000were once again honouredwith an award

for achieving top sales in the Free State in 2013 by Absa. Congratulating

the company is Hein vanGreunen (left), Absas national customer collabora-

tionmanager, andDeon Loots (right), regional credit official at Absa. Receiv-

ing the award on behalf of Property 2000 is Tshepiso Lebyana. Photo: Supplied

Received awards for achievements


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Pastor Mutombo Moise

IT gives God such a pleasure to

know you fully depend on Him.

Depending on God means

whatever you do or plan to do

should always be in line with the

Word of God.

Some people today only show

their dependence on God when

things are fine with them;

meaning they have money, food

on the table, a roof over their

heads only then do you see them

in the church magnifying the

Name of Jesus.

Such peoples relationship with

God will never stand the test of

time because if they lose their

possessions, they will end up

doubting and questioning God.

Other people only show their

dependence on God when things

begin to go wrong; when the bank

repossesses their property. Such a

relationship can never stand the

test of time because it is based on

fear and not on pure love for God.

Read Exodus 16v21.

It was possible for God to

supply His people with food for

months or years but He did not do

it that way; instead He chose to

supply them daily. This shows

that God wanted them to fully

depend on Him because He knew

if the Israelites could not depend

on Him, their future in the

promised land would be impossi-

ble; not even a single person

would have entered.

I urge you, dear readers, to

depend on God whether you are

poor or rich; able or disabled;

employed or unemployed. Those

who saw you as a nobody will

soon see you as somebody in

Jesus Name.

) Visit the New Horizon Ministry

at the Joe Solomon Primary

School in Heidedal every Sunday

from 09:00 or contact the ministry

on 071-214-9404 and also sms your

prayer requests.

God bless.

Depend on God in good or bad times


PERSONAL

SEVICES

HEALTH &

BEAUTY

1430

HERBALISTS

1435

DR MOSA

1. Ho Holisa Dihips le Matsoele ho

Nyenyefatsa Botsehali, R270.

2. Ho Holisa Botona lehore 61 khone

ho etsa Mekhahleloe mengata, R470.

3. Ho ntsa Mpa, ho

hloekisa popelo, ho beha

Matsatsi tao long.

4. Ho Hohela bareki, mothata a

lichelete, ho pasa sekolong, ho

phahamisiwa

mosebetsing, R300.

5. Ho tlohela joala le ho tsuba, R290.

Letsetsa Dr ho 078 369 8171

Bakeng sa

peheletso, Elizabeth Street, Pela

Sewelele Office.

LEGAL

1440

LOANS

1445

O kgathetse ke dikoloto?

Letsetsa Alice

083 763 9109.

Na o na le mathata a dikoloto?

Letsetsa Betty

072 822 1029.

FOR SALE

MISCELLANEOUS

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BUSINESS

OPPORTUNITIES

2415

ENTREPRENEURS!

Sell Minigeza/hot

water. SMS postal

details to:

083 954 1910.

[email protected]

www.minigeza.com

VEHICLES

CARS FOR SALE

3025

D'METRI MOTORS

FSP 28260

Tel. 051 447 1400/

051 430 1833.

VISIT OUR WEBSITE

www.dmetri.co.za

We buy and sell quality

used

vehicles

PROPERTIES

FLATS FOR SALE

3255

Willows: Act now! 3

bedr, 2 bath, kitchen,

lounge, carport. R576

000. Anna 073 813 9855

Rawson.

FLATS TO RENT

3250

Bloemfontein in Faure

Ave,Willows: 2-bedr flat

near CUT, very secure,

R4 400. Immediately

available.

Winterland in Faure

Ave, Willows: 2-bedr flat

near CUT, very secure,

R4 000. Immediately

available

Jo-Adama Park in

Klaradyn Ave, Pellissier:

1-bedr near casino,

R2 750. Available

01/03/2014

Helicon Heights:

Town- house with 3 bedr,

2 bathrooms, indoor braai

area and granny flat,

R7 350. Available

01/02/2014

CONTACT CMS:

051 447 5508 /

082 486 3834.

HOUSES FOR SALE

3275

Houses for sale:

Thaba Nchu: R115 000.

Selosesha: 2-bedr, toilet,

dining/lounge, kitchen. Cash.

Freedom Square: R65 000.

2-room house. Cash.

Phase 6: R50 000

4-room house. Cash. Contact

Thayele 083 798 5092.

Unique Homes: Beautiful

3 bedr, 2 bath, lounge, kit-

chen, garage for 4 cars.

R680 000. Edith 083

236 6349. Realty-1.

Rocklands: Newly reno-

vated 3 bedr, 2 bath,

garage and outside room,

R550 000. Edith 083

236 6340. Realty-1.

EMPLOYMENT

ADMINISTRATIVE

3605

DATAHUB: No experience

or qualifications needed.

Only 60 minutes needed.

Complete forms and earn

lots of money. For more

info SMS or e-mail name

and postal address to: 076

205 1008 or pulevital-

[email protected]

GENERAL

3680

Clean ITC needs 10 agents

aged 30-45, training provi-

ded. Call 078 155 4435.

CLEAN ITC: Can't get credit?

Blacklisted? Ona le mathata a

dikoloto? Call 078 109 8601

or 084 283 2654.

DOMESTIC/GARDEN

WORKERS, NANNIES with

experience, reference letters,

ID copy needed. SMS your

name and contact number to

071 294 3156.

Construction company

needs experienced

Grader and TLB opera-

tors (driver's licensed).

Salary negotiable.

Call Martin

081 560 0302.

Looking for people who have

experience in the construction

line. Applicants must be able to

work and have experience in the fol-

lowing fields: Welding, ceilings,

brick-laying, carpentry and plumbing.

Salary between R150 and R200

per day, depending on experience.

Call 082 672 0186.

Staele Presentations &

Trading needs 12 hard-

working matriculants to start

work immediately. Contact

076 403 7325/084 283 2654

A reputable Electrical

Company based in BFN

has the following vacant

positions immediately

available:

Qualified Installation

Electricians with valid

Wireman's and code 10

driver's licences, 5 years'

experience in the trade.

Qualified Electricians

with valid Electrical Trade

Test qualifications, code

10 driver's licence and 3

years' experience in the

trade.

Health and Safety

Officer at least 3 years'

experience in the

Construction Industry with

electrical background.

Prospective candidate

must be aware of and fully

understand Health and

Safety in the Construction

Industry. Driver's licence a

must, and good interper-

sonal skills.

Interested candidates

can fax or e-mail CVs to

086 403 9809 or

0797165431@

vodamail.co.za

HAIR/BEAUTY

3685

Justine:

Fantastic beauty products

for women. Earn great

commission.

SMS name

and address to

083 805 1342.

SALES &

MARKETING

3760

Marketing agent for

affordable housing

needed. Training will be

provided.

Please send CV to

[email protected]

4 sales reps needed for

BFN area: Door-to-door,

basic plus comm. Call

072 780 3424.

Health Care company seeks

sales managers and consultants:

R10 500 beginning package

Bonus plus above-average commis-

sion

Fuel allowance

Full company training

provided

Requirements

Own vehicle and driver's licence

Sales experience an

advantage

Presentable and good

people skills

For interview call 079 456 3184

or e-mail CV to

recruitingbloemfotein@

yahoo.com

LEGAL & TENDERS

GENERAL

NOTICES

4010

121 APPLICATION TO THE

COMMISSIONER

Please take notice that Obinna

Denis Okonkwo intends to

make application to the Com-

missioner of CIPC for the

restoration of Denico Invest-

ment 2008/110774/23.

Please take further notice that

any objection to the applica-

tion must be lodged with the

commissioner of CIPC within

21 days of the date of pubica-

tion thereof.

CIPC, PO Box 429, Pretoria

0001.

121 APPLICATION TO THE

COMMISSIONER

Please take notice that Tseliso

Phillip Kabi intends to make

application to the Commissio-

ner of CIPC for the restoration

of Matla Plumbing

2009/019384/23.

Please take further notice that

any objection to the applica-

tion must be lodged with the

commissioner of CIPC within

21 days of the date of the

pubication thereof.

CIPC, PO Box 429, Pretoria

0001.

ESTATE NOTICES

ESTATES: CREDITORS

& DEBTORS

4201

122 THABANG ZACHIA

DINOKE NR 10453/2011

In the estate of the late Tha-

bang Zachia Dinoke, nr.

10453/2011, unmarried, of

6400 Constantia, Kroonstad,

identity number: 860521 5429

083, who passed away on 19

July 2011.

Creditors and debtors in the

above estate are hereby requi-

red to file their claims with

and pay their debts to the

undersigned within 30 days

from date of publication

hereof.

Dated at Bloemfontein this

24th day of January 2014.

ASC DU PREEZ

C/o McIntyre & Van der Post

12 Barnes Street

Bloemfontein

9300


INVITATION TO TENDER

SALE OF LAND

The South African National Roads Agency SOC Limited,

represented by the Manco-Aurecon Joint Venture

Tender No: N006-007-E-P-12388: Lease of Erf 957 Smithfield,

Administrative District Smithfield

The Manco-Aurecon Joint Venture has been appointed by the South African National Roads

Agency SOC Ltd (SANRAL) to provide a comprehensive property service.

Interested parties are hereby invited to submit offers to lease the following residential property:

Erf 957 Smithfield in extent 3,397m which consists of the following improvements:

Residential dwelling consisting of 4x bedrooms, 2x bathrooms, 1x kitchen, 1x lounge, 1x living

room, 1x scullery, 1x patio.

Site improvements: 1x swimming pool

Lease term: Three (3) years

Escalation: Eight (8%) per annum

Reserve rental: R1400.00 per month. Offers below the reserve rental will not be considered.

The property is located in Smithfield, which is a small town approximately 132km southeast

of Bloemfontein along the N6 national road to East London. The subject property is located

adjacent to the recently upgraded and widened N6.

Current policies and legislation that govern procurement will apply.

Tender Documents

Tender documents will be available from Rosie Jacobs at the offices of the Manco-Aurecon Joint

Venture at 15 Acacia Avenue, Westville 3629.

All enquiries relating to the tender documents are to be addressed to Rosie Jacobs,

tel. (031) 940-1206 or e-mail: [email protected]

All enquiries regarding the property may be addressed to Johan Els, tel. (031) 940-1206 or

084 417 4983 or e-mail: [email protected]

The tender document can be purchased at a non-refundable amount of R300.00 (three hundred

rand) (including VAT) per document. Payments are to be made by EFT or bank deposit.

The Manco-Aurecon Joint Venture and SANRAL do not bind themselves to accept the highest or

any tender. No correspondence will be entered into in this regard.

Submission of Tender Documents

Tenders, completed as described, should be submitted in a sealed envelope marked Reference:

Tender No: N006-007-E-P-12388: Lease of Erf 957 Smithfield, Administrative District Smithfield.

Tenders must be submitted in accordance with the Invitation to Tender and the tender

rules by no later than 12:00 on Thursday, 20 February 2014.

Tender documents must be placed in the tender box at the offices of the Manco-Aurecon joint

Venture at 15 Acacia Avenue, Westville.

D105950


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Sidwell Guduka

ERNST MIDDENDORPs

Bloemfontein Celtic team face

a busy schedule over the next

month with four games to be

played between now and 19

February.

The Free State side are

blowing hot and cold in the

league after registering two

wins and a draw in their last

five matches.

Phunya Sele Sele, who are

still recovering from a shock

3-1 loss they suffered at the

hands of Bidvest Wits on 21

December last year, will be

hoping to return to winning

ways when they square off

with Free State Stars at the

Goble Park Stadium on

Saturday. The match, which

kicks off at 15:00, was

initially scheduled for the

Charles Mopeli Stadium on 4

February, but it has been

moved to Bethlehem due to

the unavailability of the

Charles Mopeli Stadium.

Celtics next match will see

them take on the University

of Pretoria (UP) at the Free

State Stadium on 9 February,

before they visit Platinum

Stars and Kaizer Chiefs on 12

and 19 February respectively.

Then Celtic will travel to

the Western Cape for a date

with the University of

Stellenbosch (US) at the end

of the month. ERNST MIDDENDORP. the Bloemfontein Celtic coach.

Nike to

sponsor

Bafana

Bafana

NIKE will sponsor

Bafana Bafana for

the next five years.

The announce-

ment was made

with Nike confirm-

ing they will

design and develop

football kits for the

mens and womens

South African

national football

teams.

The sportswear

giant will be on

board as early as

the international

friendly against

Brazil in March a

game for which

they will produce a

limited edition kit.

This partnership

signifies Nikes

commitment to

support and the

advancement of

South African

football at all levels

of the game: from

the national team to

grassroots football,

said Laurent Payre,

general manager of

Nike Africa.

We look forward

to providing

innovative product

technology to help

players reach their

full potential and to

help shape the

future success of

South African

football.

Bafana played the

recent African

Nations Champion-

ships in Puma gear

despite the German

company having

withdrawn their

sponsorship last

year.

The new partner-

ship will also give

Bafana access to the

Nike Football

Training Centre in

Soweto.

The deal includes

supplying perform-

ance and training

kits and match balls

to all nine of Safas

national football

teams at every

level, including the

mens senior and

womens senior

teams, mens u.23,

mens and womens

u.20, mens and

womens u.17, mens

indoor football and

mens beach

football.

The new partner

ship will also give

Bafana access to

the Nike Football

Training Centre in

Soweto.

Pirates

to gather

THE Orlando

Pirates Supporters

Club in the Greater

Mangaung invites

all its members to

attend a general

meeting at

Sechabas Place on

Sunday at 10:00. All

the members are

requested to wear

the club colours.

They must also

bring along two ID

photos and R30 for

membership cards.

Enquiries: Mantje

on 082-590-1772.


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Sidwell Guduka

MAXWELL KONADU, the Ghana

national team coach, has urged

local fans to continue throwing

their weight behind his side.

He admits his side faces a tough

challenge in their 2014 Champion-

ship of African Nations (CHAN)

semifinal clash against Nigeria at

the Free State Stadium in Bloemfon-

tein tonight (20:30).

It is going to be a difficult match

against Nigeria, but one that we

have to win at all cost. They are

one of the powerhouses of African

football. So well have to be at our

best to beat them. Well plan well

for them. I think the whole of

Africa will enjoy this match,

Konadu told Express.

I urge the people of Bloemfontein

to rally behind us when we take on

Nigeria. Weve been enjoying their

support since we arrived in South

Africa for the tournament. Their

support for Ghana has been

amazing. We are in the semifinals

because of the great support that we

continue to receive from them. We

are very thankful to the people of

Bloemfontein, he said.

Weve been received very well

here. The local people are very

friendly and they love us. We are

happy to be playing our games

here. Generally, I think the people

of South Africa love Ghana, he

added.

The Black Stars edged DR Congo

with a 1-0 victory to reach the

semifinals-stage of the tournament.

Before that, they humbled both

Congo and Ethiopia by a goal to nil,

and drew 1-all with Libya in the

group stage matches.

Konadu says it was not his sides

game plan to go out and score only

one goal in every match they

played.

We dont take to the field to

score only one goal. We plan our

games according to the strengths

and weaknesses of our opponents.

But it happens that we score one

goal and we defend it very well.

That for me is a plus for our team.

Well try to convert all the chances

that we create during the match,

Konadu said.

In the other semifinal fixture

today, Zimbabwe will battle it out

against Libya for a final spot in the

competition. The match kicks off at

17:00. The winners in todays games

will meet in the final at the Cape

Town Stadium on Saturday at 20:00,

while the losing teams will fight for

third position at the same venue

three hours before the final.

) Tickets for the matches are

available at all Computicket outlets.

Ghana wants final

FAN-TASTIC! The local fans mixed with

Ghana national team fans. Photo: Voight Mokone

We are in the semifinals be

cause of the great support

that we cont inue to re

ceive . . .We are very thank

ful to the people of Bloem

fontein.

Maxwell Konadu

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