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healthcare in Standerton.Mpumalanga MEC for

Health Mr. Gillion Mashego and Anglo American's coal of South Africa CEO Mr Themba Mkhwanazi officially opened and handed over a new health care facility to the community of Standerton on 06 August 2015.

The Lilian Mambakazi Community Healthcare Centre state of art facility provides a full range of primary healthcare to 24 hour consultation service to the

residents of Sakhile most of whom resides in Rooikoppen right on their doorstep.

The Department of Health in Mpumalanga headed the call of committing itself to improve the quality of health and well-being of all people of Mpumalanga by providing needs based, people centred, equitable health care delivery system through an integrated network of health care services provided by a cadre of dedicated and well skilled health workers.

Anglo American's New Denmark Colliery Donated 26

million towards the building of this state of arts community centre that will be operating 24 hours.

The Department headed the call of addressing the main challenges of access to health care service the public endure; hence it has achieved a huge goal of improving the healthcare profile of our nation by rendering basis primary health care service. The facility was named after a former active ANC member involved in the struggle against segregation in the attainment of freedom. See more on page06

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Aon colleagues at the Nelspruit branch spent the morning at Pro Pet Life Rescue where they painted the enclosures, groomed and walked the dogs, and interacted with the animals. Pro Pet Life Rescue is home to 130 dogs and 30 cats.

As part of the firm's global mission, Aon's company-wide service day provides staff the opportunity to take time off from their work to engage in supportive activities that focus on providing assistance to charitable organisations that serve communities at risk.

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Samson Ndlovu (Bheki Mkhwane - R) is back in Isibaya. The cakes will crumble! He is seen here standing with Delile (Austin Moyo Snr -L), Fezile Khumalo (Andile Mxakaza) and Eastman (Lucky Khota) during one of Isibaya shoot sessions.

Monday 27 July 2015 rushed to hospital. Bhekifa offers Qondi Continuing The Romance money. Jabu gets a cold shoulder from his

father.There is conflict between Mpiyakhe and Bhekifa over the road development. Thursday 30 July 2015Sunday’s intervention makes Thandeka Thandeka Gets Worsesick. Bhekifa continues to romance Qondi. The community is angry about the road

developments. There's connection for Jabu Tuesday 28 July 2015 and Mpiyakhe. Fezile offers Qondi his Feeling Uncomfortable money. Lerato gives Ma Doris a cold

shoulder. Meanwhile, Thandeka is not Jabu is allowed entry in the house. getting better.Thandeka keeps getting sick. The road deal is deadlocked. Bhekifa makes Friday 31 July 2015stronger connections with Qondi. Doris Protestand Shadrack’s relationship makes Lerato uncomfortable. Fezile gives Jabu advice. Sunday is ready

as Thandeka is discharged from the Wednesday 29 July 2015 hospital. The workers protest over the road Samson’s Upper Hand delays. Qondi gets a surprise gift at work.

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today have an opportunity to be exposed to business opportunities available in State Owned Companies (SOC).

The Deputy Ministers of Public Enterprises Bulelani Magwanishe and Communications Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams are today hosting a Women in Business session in Nkomazi Local Municipality.

The Mpumalanga MEC of Economic Development and Tourism, Skhumbuzo Eric Kholowane, will also be in attendance.

The Women in Business session will see Executives from SOC that have a footprint in Mpumalanga such as Transnet, Eskom and Safcol present business

aving involves saving money for a specific period, with a goal in S

mind. We all understand that sacrifices need to be made, and that you need to start saving from an early age. But what exactly does it entail?

It is imperative to realise that saving does not just involve getting discounts, but it also means saving your money on a regular basis. Here are a few tips on how to save:

BUDGETAs overwhelming as

the concept may seem, budgeting your monthly expenses is the first and foremost step towards saving. By creating a budget you ensure that your money is being used the way you want it too. You can also plan better and save up for your bigger purchases. And creating a budget is easy:•Collect all your financial statements, which include bills

opportunities within the SOCs that women should not be shy to get into.

Women that are already in business with these SOCs will share their experiences of being in business and encourage other women to follow suit.

“Gone are the days when women's involvement in business means getting catering and cleaning services tenders.

outh Africa is to host the the Department of Arts and 2015 International Culture.SFederation of Library objectives, the IFLA

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http://sanews.gov.za/south-africa/sa-hosts-world-library-congress•Record all your sources of

income•Make a list of all your expenses•Total the monthly income and the total expenses•Review your budget – if your expenses are higher than your income, you need to evaluate your budget and decide the area in which you will reduce your expenses•Incorporate a saving section into your budget

A budget allows you to keep track of all your expenses, but it is also essential to stick to it, to make progress and reach your saving goals.EXAMINE YOUR SPENDING HABITS

Saving is not easy, and a great way to start is to track your spending habits.• Never purchase any items on impulse, think carefully about each purchase• Keep track of what you spend and keep all receipts• Take advantage of discounts, specials and sales. But only purchase what you needHAVE A SAVINGS GOAL

Setting up a savings goal is important as it helps you monitor your expenses and avoid any unexpected expenses. It also helps you reach a specific financial target. Here is a simple way to set up a savings goal:•Determine you goal, what you are saving for, and have a clear understanding of your goal•Decide on the amount and the

Women particularly those in semi-urban and rural areas, have the expertise and knowledge to become key role-players in the mainstream economy and become industrialists,” the two deputy ministries said on Thursday.

Following the women in business session, Deputy Ministers Magwanishe and Ndabeni-Abrahams will host a career expo.

This will see young people interact directly with State Owned Companies and state entities such as Transnet, Eskom, Safcol, Denel, the Film and Publication Board, the Media Development and Diversity Agency and the Independent Communication Authority of South Africa, among others. – SAnews.gov.za

time frame•Review your budget and make the necessary provisions•Choose the correct savings account according to your goal and the time frame

Banks offer various savings accounts therefore it is imperative to decide on the correct account according to your savings goal. There are accounts for short, medium and long term savings, so you need to decide on the one that best suits your needs. You also need to be disciplined.

TIPS ON HOW TO SAVE QUICKLY AND ON A MONTHLY BASIS

It’s never too late to start saving, all you have to do is make a few small change1.Pay your bills on time to avoid penalty charges2.Be frugal with your appliances; turn off all unnecessary appliances and lights3.Plan your meals ahead of time as well as your grocery shopping4.Cancel any subscriptions you don’t need5.Price check all your purchased items6.Save on petrol costs and car pool where possible7.Cut back on social and entertainment costs

Implement the above mentioned tips and stay on track and keep your goal in mind all the time. You can also visit your financial institution for more advice and tips on how to save.

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Pretoria - The Department of Small Business Development has identified procurement opportunities for co-operatives and small enterprises that should be unlocked throughout government spheres.

Minister of Small Business Development Lindiwe Zulu said all economic-cluster departments, government agencies and state-owned enterprises will negotiate and sign transversal agreements with the department to ensure Small, Medium and Micro-sized Enterprises (SMMEs) have access to those opportunities.

“Public sector procurement at Provincial and Local government should have local economic development strategies that take into account the needs of the existing local economy and inform procurement strategy based on a comprehensive analysis of spend,” Minister Zulu said.

Speaking on Thursday at the Procurement Indaba held in Durban, she said corruption in procurement was killing

small businesses.“Small businesses are

the hardest hit by procurement corruption. Their bids or quotations get overlooked by procurement officials because they cannot afford the bribe price,” Minister Zulu said.

She said some of the small suppliers get opportunities largely on condition that they have to pay a bribe.

Minister Zulu said this was unsustainable for small businesses because they are made to pay tax twice, an official tax to SARS and plastic bag tax.

“One of the key things we must address if we want to build thriving and sustainable businesses is to confront the issue of procurement corruption head-on.

“We must caution against painting the public service as inherently corrupt. Indeed there are a few bad apples, but the vast majority of our public servants are people of integrity,” she said. – SAnews.gov.za

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rince of gospel Lundi Tyamara will raise the Proof and bring down the

Holy Spirit when he records his DVD in over 10 years.Lundi who made a name for himself with the monster hit Mphefumlo Wami some 18 years ago has had a sterling and colourful career as a singer and a performer. To date, he has released 14 studio albums and two Best of Lundi compilations.His powerful and rousing vocals are a permanent feature on the gospel landscape. What is a gospel concert without Lundi? Now fans will, for one night only, on August 29 celebrate, worship and praise with their musical hero at the Lyric Theatre in Johannesburg from 8pm. This is Lundi's second DVD and he promises to do things differently. He extends an invite to all his fans to descend on the Lyric Theatre to see and hear for themselves that he still has what

it takes. "I can't wait to get on stage and showcase my talent. I thank God that he keeps me evergreen," he says.Followers will see him reunite with Peter Mokoena on the popular Mphefumlo Wami and collaborators such as Sechaba Pali. They are guaranteed a good night out with amazing music and performance of spiritually fulfilling tracks like Bulelani kuJehova, Nomasekutheni and Modimo Ha A Le Teng. The line-up will also include new tracks from his latest album The New Testament which he has described as personal. He opened up new emotions that led to the inspiration to many of the songs. The album boasts hits such as Ithemba Lami Likuwe featuring Jaziel Brothers and Lefika Laka, a collaboration with Sechaba Pali. One for surprises, Lundi says he has an ace up his sleeve that he will reveal on stage on the night. "I feel good that this DVD is

finally coming to fruition. As a recording artist I have been baffled that I only have one DVD after all these active years, I had wished to record more. I'm happy that at my new stable they allow me to do what I like," Lundi comments."It's my wish that the auditorium will be full so that we can all witness the anointment. It's going to be a beautiful night," he says."I owe so much to my fans. They have supported me in bad and good times and I know they have been waiting for this DVD for too long."Lundi's Live DVD recording is supported by Alex FM, Theta FM and Kasie FM.

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and finisher of our faith” (Hebrews 12:1-2).

May we be diligent in our “race,” may we keep our eyes on the goal, and may we, like Paul, finish strong.

Question: "What did Paul mean when he said he had fought the good fight?"

Answer:In2 Timothy 4:7, Paul says, “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.” This well-known and oft-quoted passage is quite significant in that this epistle was Paul's last before his martyrdom in A.D. 67.

It is a deeply moving

he writer of Hebrews repeats the words of Paul: “Lay aside every T

weight, and the sin which so easily catches us, and let us run with full stamina, full strength the race that is set before us, looking unto Jesus, the author

What did Paul mean when he said he had finished the race?

Continued from last issue...

affirmation of his unwavering faith and unyielding love for the gospel of Jesus Christ (Galatians 1:4;Galatians 2:20;Philippians 1:21).

“I have fought the good fight” is also significant for believers today because it serves as a stark reminder that the Christian life is a struggle against evil—within ourselves and in the world (John 15:9;Romans 8:7;James 4:4). Earlier in this same epistle, Paul reminded Timothy to “endure hardship as a good soldier of Jesus Christ” (2 Timothy 2:3).

The Greek wordagonizomai, translated

“fought,” means literally “to engage in conflict.” The word was used in the context of competing in athletic games or engaging in military conflict.

Considering that Paul was chained to a Roman soldier when he wrote this epistle, it would have been easy for him to make such an analogy.

In fact, he had known many Roman soldiers and during his imprisonment had won a number of them to Christ, some of them members of the Praetorian Guard (Philippians 1:13).

Our battle is not with flesh and blood “but against

principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age, against spiritual hosts of wickedness in the heavenly places” (Ephesians 6:12).

The Christian life is a fight in that Christians face a never-ending struggle against evil—not an earthly military campaign, but a spiritual battle against Satan.

This is why we must “take up the whole armor of God, that you may be able to withstand in the evil day” (seeEphesians 6:13-18).

Continued next issue...

Women that are already in business

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Sasol Techno X 2015 from 03-07 August 2015. Now, in its 15th year, the event is the largest career guidance exhibition of its kind in the country, attracting thousands of learners from Mpumalanga and other provinces.

The theme this year is 'Today's minds, tomorrow's future'. In accordance to it, learners will receive career guidance, bursary opportunities from businesses, as well as advice from academic institutions on which subjects to select so that they are able to pursue careers of

their choice. “For us, this is a very

important event. It is one of the many ways that we as Sasol are demonstrating our commitment to developing South Africa's next future leaders in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics,” said Maureen Mboshane, Vice President, Secunda Public Affairs.

This year's Sasol Techno X is a partnership between Sasol and the provincial department of education. The aim is to encourage more learners to choose Mathematics and Science in high school and also pursue related careers in these fields.

In preparation for this much anticipated event, learners are urged to enter three exciting competitions. These competitions are the:

Art competition: This competition encourages learners to create artwork that reflects the theme “Today's

minds, tomorrow's future”.Science

competition: This is an opportunity for learners to contribute to an innovation campaign, do research and broaden their school projects beyond the curriculum specifications

Fashion show: Learners are encouraged to create fashion garments using recyclable waste materials.For more information visit http://www.sasoltechnox.co.zaFor competitions contact Angela Stratford on 017 689 2006 or email: [email protected]

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idowed women in the Gert Sibande WDistrict have been

encouraged to invest their money in educating their children and taking care of the household as single parents.

This transpired during the celebrations of the Women's Month, where the Speaker of the Mpumalanga Provincial Legislature, Ms Thandi Shongwe led the gathering of widowed women during the Widows Forum at Gert Sibande District Council on 13th of August 2015.

The aim of the forum is to sensitize and educate widowed women about their rights and responsibilities as single parents.

“The widows are often faced with hardships and social stigmatization when the husband has departed from this earth. Be stingy to men and be protective of your children,” said Speaker Shongwe as she discouraged them from falling in love with young men, the so-called “Ben 10's”.

Speaker Shongwe said the Widows Forum will provide a platform to share with each other, challenges and frustrations experienced by widows so that these matters can be socially addressed. Speaker Shongwe also advised that a District forum should be established that will deal with all issues faced by widows in Gert Sibande District.

“The structure will have representatives from each local municipality within the district and it will be the link between the community of widows and the Legislature,” said Speaker Shongwe a she outlined the purpose of the forum.

The Speaker also advised the widows to consult with institutions such as the Commission for Gender Equality (CGE), South African Female Lawyers Association and the Department of Social Development for assistance when they are faced with challenges relating to their situation as widows, so they can be easily assisted.

Ms Zodwa Maseko a representative from the Department of Social Development encouraged widows to undergo the three stages of grieving; that is; shock, loss and acceptance in order to be able to deal with the their loss.

“It becomes very difficult for widows to manage their finances when their loved ones have departed from this earth,” said Ms Nomaswazi Shabangu the Chairperson from the South African Women Lawyers Association (Mpumalanga Region).She advised them to get assistance from a financial expert or a qualified lawyer.

The event was graced by Apostle Phakathi, who told the gathering that “It is acceptable to be a widow because your husband is Jesus. Our God does not sleep nor slumber and He is always watching over you,” said Apostle Phakathi as he shared the word of God.

This event will take place yearly at this time of the year to also coincide with women’s month.

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In the Pictures1. Widows Forum 2.Cllr. Fikile Nyembe addressing the house at large during the Widows Forum3.Cllr. S.E. Dhlamini acknowledging the participants4.Ms. B.T Shongwe during the presentation of gifts in the Widows Forum 5.Apostle S. Phakathi leading the holy sermon in the Widows Forum6. Trio from Oshoek entertained the house with their music7.The community during prayer

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very year, thousands of change of direction her life is such a decision has on the women are faced with about to take. In many child and mother for the rest the unexpected news instances a teen will feel of their lives. The 'Choose to E

that they are pregnant. These totally alone and too Care' campaign encourages are most often teenagers, but inexperienced in life to make individuals, families, could just as easily be a single such enormous decisions. communities and mother of three facing an organisations to reconsider “We need young unplanned pregnancy. From how they look at their roles women and their families in that moment on, lives are and responsibilities in just need of help to know that changed forever. such a situation and to take there are people and

positive action,” concludes In such a situation, a organisations available to help Pam.young mother faces decisions them consider all the options

that need to be made and and decide on the best solution The Choose to Care challenges to be met at a time – most crucially we need to initiative was unveiled by when she is feeling stem the tide of child NACSA to key role players on emotionally confused and abandonments and the Thursday 18 June at the overwhelmed at the sudden devastating consequences that Children's Memorial Institute

Coalition Launches Crisis Pregnancy Campaign

n the 29th to the 31st of July 2015, iSchool OAfrica, CSIR and the

Department of Rural Development and Land Reform re-visited the schools that were issued with i-pads last year in Ehlanzeni and Gert Sibane District in Mpumalanga.

The aim of the visit was to obtain progress of the programme on all the grades. The Department of Rural Development and Land Reform contracted iSchool Africa to introduce the modern method of learning last year in poor rural school in the CRDP areas.

The first visit was at Vukuzenzele Combined School which is located at Perdekop farm in Pixley KaSeme Municipality. The school consists of 1357 learners grade R to Grade 12. The Deputy Principal, Mr Matlika said the i-pad learning programme has great impact on learners; it has improved their learning ability in Maths and English and also reduced the absenteeism rate since all learners are interested in learning with modern technology.

On the 30th of July, the visit was at Mlilo Combined School in Rustplaas Farm in Piet Retief. The focus was mostly on literacy and numeracy as Grade 1 learners demonstrated their talent through drawings while using i-pads.

The teachers commented on the programme and said the applications are user friendly to all learners and make their life easy in preparing for lessons as the apps combines Maths and Literacy.

The Principal, Mr Mavuso shared the same sentiments and said that learners feel more motivated to learn and that there's been positive outcomes including increased pass rate percentage and decrease in dropout rate.

The last visit was on the 31st of July 2015 at Ndlavela Primary School

where Grade 6 learners took turns to make presentations on topics of their choice using i-pads. The level of self-confidence portrayed, sentence construction, content and corresponding pictures used was very impressive considering that the tasks were individual assignments with no assistance from the educators but peers.

One of the learners Zoleka Nkuna said that the gadgets are exposing them to world class information and placing them on the same competitive platform as their urban counterparts. She said every learner deserves to be afforded such an opportunity, more especially in the rural areas. The gadgets are life changing and empowering.

At the last stop Dlamadoda High School, Grade 11 learners were tasked

with creating an e-book on their career choice.

What was impressive to note at all the schools visited was that the gadgets allows learners to become independent in their learning and articulation of their mind sets. Ms Lesley Mashele, Principal at Ndlavela Primary School appreciates that personalized content for Swati reading lessons has been added to increase learner's skills level, interests and needs.

Other than iSchool Africa who are the front runners of this project, the Department has forged stronger ties with CSIR. The aim is to jointly continue to work towards the goal of basic computer literacy, the provision of ICT services, and access to information in rural areas.

I-school Project Continues To Shine

Eric Nkosi doing his presentation titled “our School”

Admin block that has been built by the Department of Rural Development and Land Reform at Ndlavela Primary School

58-year old Ms Rita Shabangu from Ireagh AVillage in

Bushbuckridge heaved a sigh of relief when the Mpumalanga Department of Human Settlements began with the construction of her new RDP house earlier this month.

Shabangu who is a custodian to six children says that her family depended entirely on the government's social grant and that they could not build themselves a proper house. The construction project is part the Department's People Housing Process (PHP) which has made tremendous successes in providing adequate housing for the needy.

Expressing her gratitude, Shabangu said that these developments have come at the right time since their current house was beginning to rundown.“We are grateful to our government for living up to their promise to help us. It has been a scaring experience to share the one room house with the kids especially during storm and rainy days,” she said excitedly.

Though the construction of her new house is underway, the excited Shabangu pointed out that this will bring massive relieve for the family.

During the Budget Vote tabling for the current financial year, MEC Violet Siwela reiterated that the establishment of integrated sustainable human settlements did not by any chance undermine the delivery of housing opportunities to communities through the other programmes.

She said, “Given its rural nature; people who live in such parts of the province were also developed through the construction of 2 358 housing units. These opportunities were mainly provided through the People's Housing Process and rural interventions

Programmes.”MEC Added that as

much as great success was recorded during the 2014/15 financial year, “We are not by any chance complacent. The delivery of quality services will continue to reach every corner of the province.”

The delivery of PHP is

part of the Department's plan to empower and development communities in rural areas. The Department has planned to deliver 2725 PH

P units in Bushbuckridge Local Municipality and 363 in the province during the 2015/16 financial year.

Department Continues To Improve Lives Of The Needy

Department continues to improve lives of the needy through php

Rita Shabangu, Sibusiso and Jabulile Mkhabele

The new Mayor of Lekwa Municipality hit the ground running as he was spotted by Khanyisa busy putting buglar bars for umkhulu no gogo, in ward 3 Sakhile. This took place on 27 July as part of 67 minutes. From there they went to Siyakhula ECD, ward 2 stil in Sakhile where they painted the stoeps, playing area, and put matt in 4 classrooms and they gave them a heater.

Mayor Of Lekwa Municipality Hit The Ground

omen in semi-urban and rural areas of WMpumalanga will

today have an opportunity to be exposed to business opportunities available in State Owned Companies (SOC).

The Deputy Ministers of Public Enterprises Bulelani Magwanishe and Communications Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams are today hosting a Women in Business session in Nkomazi Local Municipality.

The Mpumalanga MEC of Economic Development and Tourism, Skhumbuzo Eric Kholowane, will also be in attendance.

The Women in Business session will see Executives from SOC that have a footprint in Mpumalanga such as Transnet, Eskom and Safcol present business

opportunities within the SOCs that women should not be shy to get into.

Women that are already in business with these SOCs will share their experiences of being in business and encourage other women to follow suit.

“Gone are the days when women's involvement in business means getting catering and cleaning services tenders.

Women particularly those in semi-urban and rural areas, have the expertise and knowledge to become key role-players in the mainstream economy and become industrialists,” the two deputy ministries said on Thursday.

Following the women in business session, Deputy Ministers Magwanishe and Ndabeni-Abrahams will host a career expo.

This will see young people interact directly with State Owned Companies and state entities such as Transnet, Eskom, Safcol, Denel, the Film and Publication Board, the Media Development and Diversity Agency and the Independent Communication Authority of South Africa, among others. – SAnews.gov.za

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ollowing daunting months of Provincial FTreasury and Big Five

Harley Davidsons' Community Development initiative fundraising campaign, four vulnerable families will finally have what had remained a dream for many years of their lives, a house for each family household.

MEC for Mpumalanga Finance Mr Sikhumbuzo Kholwane led the sponsorship representatives alongside community members in a walkabout in all four beneficiary families in Matsulu before addressing audience gathered in the hall an hour later at the weekend.

During the campaign the Provincial Treasury in partnership with participating sponsors and banks sought to raise funds which will be used to build and furnish at least four houses for the needy families in Matsulu and surroundings.

MEC Kholwane told community that although the campaign did not reach the projected target, he however expressed his gratitude shown by participants in the project.“While the target of R400 000 was not reached, we are

encouraged by the act of humanity displayed by all ticket holders and the companies that bought batches.”

MEC Kholwane reminded audience that the campaign is firmly entrenched to the main objective of the Nelson Mandela Month campaign in which the Provincial Treasury is also expected to actively take interest in the challenges that confronts the people in the province especially the needy communities.“We are confronted with a daily experience of poverty, unemployment and inequality which have become a universal problem especially in

developing nations such as ours,” MEC Kholwane reiterated.

The fundraising campaign started last year with MEC Kholwane announcing on the Provincial Treasury together with participating sponsors' intention to plough back to the community through assisting the needy families to experience a better life.

Currently all the families are living under shadow of dilapidated congregated iron and plastic shacks without sanitation facilities and the situation will soon change for better the building of the houses are completed.

hrissiesmeer police apprehended a 29 Year Cold woman for

concealing birth of her newborn baby.

The woman allegedly secretly gave birth to a baby boy on Tuesday and did not inform her family members.

The woman appeared in the Chrissiesmeer periodical court on Thursday and was denied bail as police await the forensics outcome

to determine the cause of the infant's death.

The suspect was spotted by her younger sister on Thursday morning burying the infant wrapped with a blanket and put inside a cardboard. Upon making the gruesome discovery eyebrows raised and jaws dropped to the younger sister to whom on a swift reaction brought the matter under her parent spotlight .The suspect mother

swiftly summoned police to the scene.

The infant died due to unknown causes however investigations are currently underway to determine the cause of death. The public is urged to partner with law enforcement officials to prosecute law breakers running illegal backyard abortion.

MEC Kholwane Fulfills Dreams For Four Needy Families

MEC Kholwane (in blue suit) and HOD Ms Nkamba with partners and beneficiaries of the fundraising campaign for building four houses for the identified households in Matsulu

Woman Apprehended For Concealing Death

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swift reaction by Chrissiesmeer police Aregarding a tip off

information appertaining thereunto of a suspected stolen vehicle in Newcastle received, successfully yield positive results in fast tracking the stolen bakkie on Monday afternoon at around 13:00. Chrissiesmeer police and the local farm patrol were alerted about the stolen vehicle .Acting on the lead to the corsa bakkie information they received they launched a manhunt to fast track the vehicle. Upon their arrival in Kwachibikhulu Township they spotted a corsa bakkie that fitted their description packed outside the street near the suspect house.Police confronted a female occupant who set the records straight, that the vehicle belongs to Sibusiso Nkosi who claimed ownership of the car. Chrissiesmeer police requested the vehicle keys

from the suspect handed them over to the police. Sibusiso Nkosi was then apprehended and charged of possession of stolen vehicle. Police applauded the members of the public for their sterling effort of

displaying unity and diligence patrolling to fight against crime, and pleaded with them to further report any suspicious activities happening throughout Chrissiesmeer to eradicate crime.

Stolen Bakkie Recovered In ChrissiesmeerBy: Goodwill Thomo

mhlonishwa umama u Candith Mashego Dlamini ongusekela U

Ngqongqoshe wezokuthuthukiswa kwezindawo zasemaphandleni ehambisana noMnuz Nhlabathi (GertSibande District Mayor), kanye nezinye iziphathimandla zika Hulumeni balethe injabulo emphakathini eyehlukehlukene ngomsombuluko .

Lelithimba elithi linothando kakhulu ngabantu base Mzansi kanti lizimisele futhi nokushintsha izimpilo zabantu abantulayo base maphandleni, livakashele izindawo ezifana neJabulani Agri-village ukuyobona izindlu ezakhelwe umphakathi,ezifakelwe amalambu asemgaqweni asebebza ngesolar , bakha kabusha isikole i Thathukisa, isola yasendlini kanye nendawo yokugcina izingane ezisesencane , kwasukwa

lapho kwayobonwa umgwaqo olungisiwe nayo obuwubhuqu ohlanganisa indawo iDriefontein kanye ne Donkerhoek villages.

Indlela iqhubeke njalo bayobona eDonkerhoek indawo yokwenza amanzi azofakwa ezigujini bese eyathengiswa nokubhekeleke ukuthi lenhlangano ivundulule inqwaba yamathuba emisebenzi njengoba uHulumeni echithe izizumbulu zamamiliyoni ukuyakha kanye nokufakela uxhaxha lwemishini ezokwazi ukwenza lomsebenzi.

Akuphelelanga lapho njengoba uMhlonishwa eqhubeke nosuku wavula ngokuse mthethweni indawo yokubhaka izinkwa eSaul Mkhize Ville esungulwe ngomame abasithupha kanye nabesilisa ababili bakhona endaweni igama layo bekuyi Simunye kanti manje seyaziwa ngokuthi

iMsobotsheni Bakery nexhaswe ngoxhaxha lwemishini yokubhaka izinkwa kanye nesakhiwo, kwaphinde kwavulwa nendawo yokukhiqiza izitina kwase kuvulwa nehholo lomphakathi wendawo lesimanje manje nelingobuhle

ubukhazikhazi lobu.Okunye okuhle osekuqalisiwe isakhiwo esisha sesikole iPhaphamani Primary School esikwa-Ngema.

Kanti umphakathi ubonge wanconcoza kumhlonishwa, ithimba lakhe kanye noHulumeni

ngokubasiza ubaxhase ngalendlela nabathe bethemba ukuthi izimpilo zabo nezasendaweni zizoshintsha nakanjani.

Umhlonishwa umama u Candith ube esenxunxa intsha ukuthi iziveze isukume yenze okuthile ngezimpilo

nemiphakathi yayo, kanti bona njenge ziphathi mandla bayohlezi benza isiqiniseko sokuthi bayabasiza ukufeza lokhu inqobo nje uma bezimisele bengezu kudlala baxhaphaze imali kaHulumeni kuthi meba bhikisha bashise lezi zakhiwo ezidle izigidigidi zemali ngenjongo yokusiza abantu base maphandleni.

Usuku lwenjabulo lube seluvalelwa khona ehholweni lomphakathi, ngamagama amnandi enkuthazo evela kuye umhlonishwa nabalingani bakhe kanti nomphakathi ubonise okukhulu ukujabula.

Ukudla kwendlebe nokuya ngasethunjini bekuchithiwe njengoba wonke umuntu obehambele ebuyele ekhaya ethokozile kujabulisile ukubona iziphathi mandla zenza umsebenzi ongaka emphakathini kunethemba lokuthi nesimo sezomnotho sizodlondlobala.

WENZE EZIBUKWAYO USEKELA NGQONGQOSHE EMAPHANDLENI

ardwork, determination, Hperseverance and

commitment to achieve extraordinary success pays off.

This was evident during a glittering graduation ceremony of Gert Sibande Technical Vocational Education and Training institution students .

Ella de bruin hall was fully packed with the capacity of students and parents who flocked to witness the glitz and glamours that occurred during the phenomenal day.

The graduation ceremony saw scores of 154 students graduating from Various courses offered by the college .

The voice of the community Radio station Manager Mr. Ntokozo Siluma was on a high presence he delivered a mouth watering keynote address during the prestigious glittering ceremony congratulating the head over heels students on their sterling hard work to

achieve remarkable results ,he said this will smoothen their entry into the job market.

Speaking to the publication some of the students said they were

delighted to be offered with a platform to acquire skills in the world of technology and being taught various modules that served as an eye opener to them

Gert Sibande Technical Vocational Education and Training institution students boasting on their graduation gowns during their glittering graduation ceremony

Hard Work Pays Off Goodwill Thomo

Chrissiesmeer police flanked by Sibusiso Nkosi who was found of possession of stolen vehicle. From Left Constable Thembi Mnisi, Sibusiso Nkosi and Constable Masuku

Udaba nezithombe:Intatheli yephephandaba

Umshini othengelwe inhlangano edonsa phansi amanzi,uwahlanze,uwafake ezigujini bese eyothengiswa ezitolo

from a brain injury disability, The team painted his he's not stranger to collapsing house, cleaned the yard, and on several occasions and there cooked for Mr Mthethwa and unto of developing a culture of the police handed over some not reporting to his clinic perishable items including schedule. clothes and food.

Hence the nurses Mr.Mthethwa said psychometric tests need reacted with joy when ushered to be conducted but his to his exquisite transformed brother does not attend the house Const Mnisi said his Clinic to receive medical care, dignity and safety has been therefore the social workers restored he's ought to be and nurses said they cannot thrilled for the life changing assist him. experience.

Khanyisa learned Constable Mnisi applauded that Lucas Mthethwa various stakeholders who experience huge predicaments lended a helping hand towards and he is poverty stricken due improving Mr Mthethwa's to not receiving the states livelihood. social grant. Mr Mthethwa Speaking to the bear the brunt and anxieties media publication reporter the imposed by poverty and it's head over heels beneficiary evils as he's suffering from acknowledged the tremendous brain injury disability .The life contribution the police made changing experience to live in and paid tribute to their a clean and safer environment supreme charity work of made a supreme contributions changing lives. into his life.

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spirit of Ubuntu and instilling a culture of Acompassion, made a

small gesture of solidarity with humanity and a step towards a global movement for a good last Saturday in Warburton .

Members of the South African Police Service in partnership with the Members of the Community work programme (CWP), decided to kick start their Mandela day contribution by dedicating 67 minutes to humanitarian works.

The team rolled up their sleeves for a good cause to give back to less fortunate's .Their contribution made a significant contribution in touching the underprivileged lives and served as life changing experience contributions to them. The day was funfilled day was on a

By Goodwill Thomo high note with unlimited entertainment in spite of rainy weather and strong wind.

Madiba's international annual day seeks to entrench his legacy through commemorating his sterling contributions, remembering and living the values and principles he embraced and stood up for. nisi their 67 minutes initiative went tremendous as predicted on the books , a thorough spring cleaning was conducted on According to Constable Mnisi their 67 minutes initiative went tremendous as predicted on the books , a thorough spring cleaning was conducted on Mr Lucas Mthethwa's (44)

fifthly household in Warburton to eradicate the appalling conditions he endure every day.

Speaking to Mr Lucas Mthethwa's sister

Sphiwe Mthethwa, opened up to the publication about the predicaments she endure for taking care of her brother. According to Ms Sphiwe she has been trying to apply for a

disability social grant on several occassions for his brother but to no avail .

Speaking to publication Sphiwe Mthethwa said his brother is suffering

peration fiela swept through the streets of OErmelo Central

business district (CBD) again last Thursday and Friday targeting general dealers and informal traders who were not in possession of valid trading licenses and who did not comply with the health and safety regulations and municipal by laws.

Operation fiela is periodically conducted on a second national scale to ensure a vigorous compliance with various laws and regulations governing the country .

The joint operational effort of several sections of law enforcement including the Members of the South African police service ,Gert Sibande district Department of health,

Police K9 unit, ,Ermelo fire and protection services and the Department of internal affairs to yield positive results in nabbing perpetrators breaking the law.

The vigorous engagement endeavor aim at addressing and eradicating crime to create a conducive and crime free environment .

The operation saw scores of illegal immigrants being apprehended as random searches of street vendors individuals revealed incidents of being in possession of dagga and illegal immigrants without documents sanctioning them to be within the boundaries of the country . Operation fiela aim at eliminating criminal activities and targeting immigrants filled crime hotspots

Members of the community work programme and Chrissiesmeer SAPS ready to get their hands dirty for the good cause

Operation Fiela Yields Positive Results Goodwill Thomo throughout the country hence

this has played a significant role in bringing law breakers into justice make South Africa a better place.

Dealers who did not comply with the health and safety regulations, and without trading licenses were also apprehended .

Police conducted raids in various general dealers and informal traders on goods and merchandise purchased a gruesome discovery was perceiving that dealers were selling goods that have already exceeded their sell by. Goods and merchandise on displaying pavements were also removed.

Law enforcements were swiftly tackled as police were removing the expired items from the shelves and fines to the perpetrators were

issued due to not complying with the regulations of consumer act.

According to Ermelo police 13 illegal immigrants were apprehended and 1 was found in possession of dagga. Police apprehended several suspects for variety of crimes and a range of unlawful items were confiscated by role players including drugs, liquor, dagga counterfeit cigarettes .

Members of the public are urged to isolate crime and report illegal firearms, drugs in possession to bring perpetrators to justice. The vigorous search for illegal substances and conducting a search of immigrant whether they are sanctioned to be in the country has eliminated the extenuating factors that drive the cause of this crimes.

Goodwill Thomo

Her Remains Were Discovered In The Hills

ruesome discovery made within the forestry plantation G

rocks Chrissiesmeer.The decomposed body

of Gogo Margaret Monica Ngcobo (71) of Holnek farm in Chrissiesmeer was grisly discovered after a massive manhunt conducted by the police and dog unit to no avail.

The tragic and disturbing incident raised eyebrows and dropped jaws after being brought under the spotlight. Gogo Margaret went missing on 23 May 2015.

According to Chrissiesmeer police Gogo Margaret's son Mavela Ngcobo

spotted a dog dragging what was perceived as a human leg upon a hot on heels investigation he made the grisly discovery of her Mother's decomposed body.

Chrissiesmeer police pronounced that her remains were discovered in the hills within the forestry plantation not attached to the body and limbs missing.

Mavela stumbled upon the grisly discovery and swiftly summoned the police to the scene. The body was sent to the forensics department in Pretoria to establish the cause of the death.

Police Get Their Hands Dirty

s Thandekile Dube Lillian Mambakazi Moperational

Manager took the guest through a tour to explore the exquisite facilities of the health care centre ,and the MEC for Health Mr. Gillion Mashego ,in partnership with Lekwa Municipality

Executive Mayor Cllr Lindo Dhlamini Anglo American Coal of South Africa CEO Mr. Themba Mkhwanazi and Gert Sibande District Mayor Cllr Mishack Nhlabathi rolled up their sleeves for a good cause to plant 2 trees outside the Healthcare facility .

The Mambakazi family flocked to witness the glitz and glamours of the official opening to the facility.

The decision to construct the Lilian Mambakazi healthcare centre was preceded by extensive stakeholder engagement and a public private partnership between Anglo American's Standerton New Denmark Colliery, Lekwa Municipality and the district Department of Health.

Twelve local sub constructors were engaged during the two year construction phase, providing employment opportunities to 110 people throughout the area.

Occupational health management headed the call of forming a foundation of their health strategy and as primary healthcare lies at their heart of the government's drive to transform South Africa. Anglo American as a business

that believes in sustainable partnership for the future they are proud to have invested in a life saving facility that will contribute to towards tackling the public healthcare .

The Lilian Mambakazi Healthcare Centre has two units, a facility for a day time walk in patients ,as well as a maternity and emergency unit that will operate 24 hour basis.

The day-time facility include seven consultation rooms, a fully equipped treatment room, a pharmacy store with a dispensing outlet, dental rooms and six consulting rooms for social workers in the outpatients section .

The maternity and emergency wings contain examination and observation

rooms, a first stage post natal and a delivery room, as well as a duty station and medicine store sterile supply, linen, sluice and milk kitchen amenities.

Delivering his Keynote address Mpumalanga Health MEC Mr. Gillion Mashego extended his greatest gratitude and eluded Anglo American's for enhancing primary Health care provision to improve healthcare.”

Anglo American's has done a sterling job to uplift our community I got goosebumps when walking through the Facilities of the Healthcare centre there will be improved supervision, proper monitoring and evaluation of health services thus improving quality health care.

Lekwa Municipality

Executive Mayor Mr Lindo Dhlamini also expressed his words of gratitude towards the exquisite facility that will improve quality healthcare .He said the members of the public brought their plight under the role players spotlight during an IDP consultation meeting pleading with them to build a healthcare facility.

Access to Health care service remains a priority the Department has committed itself to improve the quality of services that are rendered at Clinics and Hospitals to save live.

MEC said old people will no longer use their social grants money to travel long distances to receive Medical attention ,and mothers will have a modern facility on their doorstep to

deliver babies and babies will no longer miss their inoculation appointments .

"Anglo American create employment opportunities by direct employment as well as secondary employment through their suppliers, skills training and development, Education upliftment ,investing in a large scale infrastructure development projects that bring essential service closer to communities "Said Anglo American's CEO Mr. Themba Mkhwanazi.

This project demonstrates how building a public and private partnership can assist to strengthen the health system, particularly in under serviced rural areas, making a real and tangible difference to all the spectrums of South Africa.

MEC Gillion

Anglo American Embraces LekwaGoodwill Thomo Continues from cover page

Mashego condemned the culture of setting ablaze crucial facilities during protest mayhem as on several occasion disgruntled mobs took to the streets and set ablaze much needed facilities.

MEC Mashego also urged males to head the call of HIV prevention by using the available service of male circumcision to eradicate the epidemic of HIV/AIDS.

Mr Themba Mkhwanazi CEO of Coal South Africa said" Our approach to community development has been tailored to assist address pressing challenges facing communities and we fully recognize the integral role that we must tackle.

To insure that our operations do not impact our costs negatively we will continue working hard.Dignitaries during the handover of the Lilian Mambakazi Health Care Centre

Mpumalanga Health MEC Mr. Gillion Mashego and Anglo American Coal of South Africa CEO Mr. Themba Mkhwanazi unveiling the memorial stone during the handover of the Lilian Mambakazi Health Care Centre

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tocks, shares, equities – they are different words Sfor the same thing. If

you own a share you own a tiny part of a company. To really understand the basics, let's start with an example. It's a very simple imaginary company but it explains all sorts of dynamics that would happen with a big company listed on a stock exchange, and some of the jargon.

You want to start a little company – shall we call it BigDream Creations – but you need some money to grow. So you ask five friends for R10 000 each. But your friends don't want to lend you their money because they are

scared you won't pay it back, so together you all decide they can own half your company in return for that money.

The company issues 10 shares. Each of the investors buys one “share” in BigDream and because of your still own half the company you get 5 shares.

BigDream has R50 000 to use for its growth (the money isn't yours – it belongs to BigDream). PLUS, your friends say that they want a small part of the company's profit every year (they want a dividend).

Tough people, your friends. But they are now shareholders too.


At the start of the company there are 10 shares each worth R10 000, so the market capitalisation (or market cap) of BigDreams is R10 000 x 10 = R100 000. Market cap is the number of shares issued multiplied by the share price.

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UMSEKELI: I- South32 SA Coal Holdings (Pty) Limited ("CSA"), egade yaziwa nge- BHP Billiton Energy Coal South Africa (Pty) Limited ("BECSA")INDAWO: Indawo yephrojekthi isemkhawulweni wepumalanga yesiFunda seRhawuteni nemkhawulweni wetjingalanga yesiFunda seMpumalanga, iwela ngaphasi kweemfunda ezimbili lezi. Amadorobha amakhulu wendawo ekwenziwe kiyo irhubhululo afaka hlangana i- Leandra ukuya etlhagwinipumalanga, i- Delmas ukuya etlhagwini ne- Devon, ephakathi ngokwerhubhululo. Uthelawalisa i- N17 iqamula indawo yerhubhululo ngendlela yetjingalanga-pumalanga bese uthelawalisa i- R50 umagega nomkhawulo wepumalanga. Ezinye iindlela ezikulu eziqamula indawo yerhubhululo zifaka hlangana i- R29, i- R550 ne- R548. Indawo ekukhulunywa ngayo imahagere ama- 50 000.ISIYINGI: AboMasipala besiYingi abaThathu (Sedibeng, Gert Sibande neNkangala) naboMasipala beNdawo abane (Victor Khanye, Lesedi, Dipaleseng neGovan Mbeki), iiNdawo ezimbili zokuLawulwa kwaManzi (idamu i-Olifants neVaal River).Abantu abanekareko nabathintekako (IAP) babawiwa bona bazitlolise kobana baziswe bebabandakanywe eKambisweni yokuHlanganyela komPhakathi. Umtlamo womBiko wokuHlola nawo ukhona kobana kunikelwe imibono, sibawa ubawe ikhophi emuntwini ekuthintanwa naye ngenzasi. Sibawa uzitlolise bese unikela imibono mayelana nomtlamo womBiko wokuHlola ngaphambi komhlaka 21 kuKhukhulamungu 2015.

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his day marked the day when God's Tabernacle Tin Ermelo, welcomed

new members to their congregation.

God is present in the Tabernacle Church Demonstrating the liberating power of the Gospel of Christ revealing the true nature of God through his word.

This is one of the biggest projects God's Tabernacle has done to boost and make the lives of the people who worship there worth living.

The Hon. Apostle Mrs. Nothando Selepe’s aim is to meet the needs of the affected souls within the mystery through the Holy Spirit.

Speaking during the event, Apostle Nothando assured the congregation “As God's Tabernacle we ensure that members become the Holy companion of Jesus Christ who is master of our lives. We work together to build, sustain to improve our capability to prepare and protect innocent souls against the influence of the evil spirits and its masters.”

Pst. Lungani blessed the day with Holy Scriptures, and preaching's that touch the lives of every person.

Apostle Nothando welcomed the new members and they all received the Holy Communion. Each one then received a certificate and

God's Tabernacle Makes a Mark

Apostle Mrs. Nothando Selepegiving a keynote address

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PS. Nothando teaching about covnant during the holy communion service

The God’s Tabernacle new members that were welomed

Mr. and Mrs. Selepe received the cake to commemorate the exhistance of God’s Tabernacle in Ermelo

The praise and Worship team from Giod’s Tabernacle

Part of the congregation during the worshiping moment

Mr. and Mrs. Dlamini from Lydenburg came to support the event

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t all started with Coach Owen Da Gama who is Ialso from

Volksrust and now the young man Mpela Maseko to head Mbombela United in its quest for premier league.

Former Mbombela United FC Captain Mfanimpela “Mpela Maseko silenced his critics by providing that he was not only a cheaper option for the Mbombela united coaching job but was also the right man for the job by winning the league and went over to claim victory during the VODACOM play-offs at Kimberley.

His team will be partaking in the Mvela League 2015/16 starting this August. The youngest Coach in the Mvela League is originally from Volksrust – Dr Pixley ka Isaka Seme Local Municipality said in his interview “It’s not the size of the dog in the fight but the fight in the dog”.

He played for Young Pirate FC – SAB League and joined Winners FC – VODACOM league both teams from Volksrust. He furthered his football career by joining Abakar FC from Limpopo and when he returned to Mpumalanga his talent was not spotted by Witbank Spurs when he could not pass his trials.

It was then that he decided to return home and started his business to wash tekkies until a certain messiah from Volksrust who requested to remain anonymous opened doors for Mpela.

His deal was immediately sealed by Mbombela United in 2010. In that season he was promoted to captain the team until 2012/13 when he took reigns as assistant coach. Though Mpela might have failed to beat the 2012/13 unbeaten record set by his former coach, Lesego Matsomela, Mpela has done so much

better than his most of his predecessors.

Mpela was honoured by Council of Dr Pixley ka Isaka Seme Local municipality when he was invited in the ordinary sitting of Councilof 28 July 2015. Mpela has joined Coach Owen Da Gama who was also from Volksrust.

In his concluding remarks, Mpela said, “my home town has talent both in football administration and players and it’s just unfortunate that football needs strong financial backup hence most of our local teams could not maintain their SAB and VODACOM status” Speaker of council remarked by saying “we recently honoured Miss SA and Miss World, who is also from Volksrust and all of them have put our small town on the map and we hope and believe that this is just a tip of an iceberg…there’s still more coming”

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have the recent results from the past weekend Imatches of the Vumbuka

Trust Soccer Challenge 2015. It was the quarter finals of both the under 17 and Promotion League teams.

The semi finals will be played this Saturday 15 August 2015 and the finals of all divisions will be played on

Vumbuka Trust Soccer Challenge 2015

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Citizen FC Under 15 captain receiving a trophy and soccer ball from officials

Dr Pixley ka Isaka Seme In Success

M atch HOM E TEAM AW AY TEAM Venue Time Division

Last 16 Friday 07 August 2015 Under 177 Ba rcel ona FC Ba yern Muni ch FC Kwa ntomba za na 15h00 u17

8 Fl ymi ngo FC Young Sta rs FC Ma s enkeni Sta di um 15h00 Replay

Last 8 Saturday 08 August 2015

9 Li verpool FC 2 Mul nz Rea l FC 0 Ma ndl a Ma gudul el a 10h00 u17

10 Brazilians FC 0 Ti ger Boys FC 7 Ma ndl a Ma gudul el a 11h30 u17

11 Citizen FC 1 Am aw ese li FC 0 Mandla Magudule la 13h00 u17

12 Ba yern Muni ch FC 0 Young Sta rs FC 1 Mandla Magudule la 14h30 u17

Last 8 Sunday 09 August 2015 Promotion League9 Comet Ri ders FC 3 Dofi Young Ti gers FC 0 Ma ndl a Ma gudul el a 09h00 Seniors

10 Rea l Zona l FC 0 Ti ger Boys FC 1 Ma ndl a Ma gudul el a 11h00 Seniors

11 Bra zi l i a ns FC 0(3) Flym ingo FC 0(4) Ma ndl a Ma gudul el a 13h00 Seniors

12 Ba rcel ona FC 1 Ci ti zen FC 2 Mandla Magudule la 15h00 Seniors

Semi finals Saturday 15 August 2015 Semi Finals13 Liverpool FC Tiger Boys FC Mandla Magudule la 09h00 Under 17

14 Citizen FC Young Stars FC Mandla Magudule la 10h30

3rd Place

15 Winner 13 Winner 14 Mandla Magudule la 12h00 Under 17

Semi finals

13 Com et Riders FC Tiger Boys FC Mandla Magudule la 13h30 Prom otion

14 Flym ingo FC Citizen FC Mandla Magudule la 15h30 League

3rd Place

15 Winner 13 Winner 14 Mandla Magudule la 18h00 Prom otion League

Division Sunday 16 August 2015 FIN A LEFinal 1 Bayern Munich FC Losta Stars FC Mandla Magudule la 10h00 u13

Final 2 Young Stars FC Citizen FC Mandla Magudule la 11h00 u15

Final 3 Moving United FC Dube United Ladies FC Mandla Magudule la 12h00 Ladies

Final 4 Winner 13 Winner 14 Mandla Magudule la 13h00 u17

Final 5 Winner 13 Winner 14 Mandla Magudule la 14h30 Promoti on Lea gue

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Sunday 16 August 2015 from 10am.

Mkhondo Promotion League The promotion league will start on the 22nd August 2015. All football clubs interested to join the Mkhondo Promotion League 2015/2016 season should please contact the Mkhondo LFA General Secretary at 082 417 4055. The

closing date for club registration is set for 16 August 2015.

Mkhondo Development League The league is currently on a break due to the cup competition currently playing. The league will resume on the 22nd August 2015.