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Ditheo le/kapa motho ka mong o mengwa ho thonya batho ba tla tlatsa dikgeo tsaditho tseo e seng tsa phethahatso tsa Boto ya Lekgotla la Kgaso la Afrika Borwa,jwaloka ha ho hlakisitswe karolong ya 13 yaMolao wa Kgaso, No 4 wa 1999.

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na tša ka thoko e thakgotšwesemmušo ga bjale ke ramo-tse wa lekgotla toropo laJohannesburg Mpho ParksTau ka sekolong se ph-agamego sa Realogile.Projeke yeo ga bjale etšwelago pele, e theilwe go-dimo ga go hlompha bagalebao ba lwetšego tokologomengwaga ye masome-tharo-šupa ya go fetabaJune16/18, le go lwantšhatšhomišo ya leleme la se-Afrikaanse ka dikolong tšabathobaso. Ditsejana kamoka tša ka thoko tšeo dišomišitšwego ke balwelatokologo ba, di adilwe kaditena tšeo di pentilwego kabohwibidu, e lego sešupo sa

go falala ga madi nakong yago kgatlampana ga ntwa,”gwa rialo sefepi-segolosa makhanselara WilliamChuene.Chuene a re mošomo othomile ngwagola ka tlasega taolo-kgolo ya Lefaphala tša Ditsela le Dinamelwa.“Se se tšweledište mešomogo bontši bja bao ba sašomego ka lefelong le. Retšere batho ba bane gotšwa go “Ward” ka e tee, raakaretša gape le bao ba ilegoba itahlela ka setotswana na-kong ya go thoma ga projekengwagola.”O tšwetše pele ka gore ga ana bonnete bja gore mošomoo tlo phethagatšwa neng,empa a re go tla ya le ka leb-elo leo bašomi ba tsenegofase ka lona

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The Minister of Sportand Recreation Fikile

Mbalula officially unveiledthe 2013 Nelson MandelaSports and Culture Day atSandton Convention Centreon Thursday aimed to cel-ebrate former President Nel-son Mandela’s legacy.“Four event will be takingplace on 17 August at FNBStadium under the theme“Celebrating Madiba Leg-acy through Sport and Cul-ture” where the Italian Foot-ball Masters will take on SAFootball Legends, Spring-bok and Agentina will playagainst each other whileBafana Bafana will be bat-tling it with Burkina Faso.A festival will then takeplace later,” said the ChiefDirector of Communicationin Sport and Recreation SA,

Monageng Mokgojwa.Mokgojwa said the main ob-jective behind this big eventis to fundraise towards theNelson Mandela Foundationfor the construction of theNelson Mandela Children’sHospital, adding: “A week

after the event, we will thenpresent to the Foundation, acheque of the takings fromthe event.” However, Minis-ter Mbalula said: “We wishfor the event to grow fromstrength to strength andeven bigger and better. Heencouraged South Africansto attend in honour of Madi-ba and his love for sport.He further spoke about theiconic scenes back in 1995and 1996 where Francois Pi-enaar and Neil Tovey werein the Rugby World Cupand African Cup of Nation.Bafana coach Gordon Ige-sund along with several Pro-teas and Springboks were atthe launch to show their sup-port for the initiative. FromSandton Convention Centre,the crew proceeded to theNelson Mandela Foundationin Houghton, where highprofile sports people, celeb-rities and sports supporterssigned the pledge.

MADIBA SPORTS DAY

Orlando Pirates boss Irvin Khoza pledging.

Minister of Sport and Recreation Fikile Mbaluladuring the unveiling of the Mandela Sports Day atSandton Convention Centre. Pictures: Emmanuel Dube

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EDWARD NATHANSONNENBERGS INCTUMELOMATLWA

Spoliation, or the man-dament van spolie, is a

common law remedy avail-able to any person wherehe or she has been unlaw-fully deprived of possessionof movable or immovableproperty and is of great im-portance in our law.Spoliation refers to the in-stance where a person hasfree and undisturbed posses-sion of a thing and anotherperson unlawfully takes thething away.In this instance the Courtcan intervene and restorepossession of the thing tothe deprived person.This will apply even wherethe person taking the thingaway is the true owner ofthe thing.By way of example: A ownsa house and rents it to B. Bfails to pay the rent for 3months.A then changes the locks tothe house to prevent B fromentering the premises.B can then approach theCourt for a spoliation orderto force A to grant access toB to the house until the issueof rent has been resolved.All that must be establishedin law is that B was in pos-session of the house by hav-ing access to it and that Bno longer has access to the

house as a result of A hav-ing changed the locks andthereby unlawfully depriv-ing B of access to the house.The onus will be on B toprove that he had possession(that is, he used the house,he was living in the house,he had access to the houseand he could come and go ashe pleased) and further thatA, by his conduct, took thataway.It is a defence to A to sub-mit that B voluntarily partedwith the property, by way offurther example, that B leftand deserted the house andhas not lived there for thepast six months.In this case B no longer hadpossession of the house andhe would accordingly not beentitled to the remedy.The purpose or rationale ofthis remedy is the fact thatno one is entitled to takethe law into his or her ownhands. Furthermore the mer-its of a case as to whom theproperty truly belongs areirrelevant and provide nodefence to an application fora mandament van spolie.(That is, A cannot take thelaw into his own hands bychanging the locks to thehouse because B did not payrent, even if A is indeed thetrue owner of the house.)The remedy is meant to bespeedy and robust in thatit immediately restores thestatus quo.

The spoliation applicationmay be brought in the Mag-istrate’s Court or the HighCourt by the affected party(B) without giving notice tothe other party (A).The spoliation order grantedby the Court is a final deter-mination of the immediateright to possession.However it does not resolvethe ultimate rights of theparties regarding true own-ership, which rightsmust bedealt with in separate pro-ceedings.The remedy is aimed atprotecting the use and pro-tection of the property andnot the right to the propertyitself and therefore is notappropriate where a partyseeks to enforce his or hercontractual rights.The Courts have found thatthis remedy will also applyto the use of electricity andto the use of water, as theseare considered to be an inci-dent of possession.Therefore in an instancewhere a person loses ac-cess to his house as per theexample provided above, orwhere a person’s electricityor water supply is cut off,the mandament van spolieprovides a significant andspeedy remedy to restoreaccess to the house or to thesupply of electricity and wa-ter or any other property thatthe affected person has beendeprived of.

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Let’s all sing “the mightyGamla is out.” Gone

are the days of when Gen-erations’ S’busiso thought hewas untouchable. The onlyplace that S’busiso is head-ing to is jail and having akindney failure or no failure,I can’t pretend to be feelingsorry for him. Haibo, forwhat reason? It goes back tothe law of gravity dear, whatgoes up will eventually comedown. And what’s with Nol-untu? It seems she finds theDlomo men irresistable. I seenow she has upped her gamefrom amature Senzo to want-ing to fiddle with veteranPhenyo’s 4-5. Can someoneplease teach hustler Choppahow to handle a woman? Nowonder he is still a bachelorat his age. He should learnto choose his words wisely.Dear Isidingo’s Palesa Mo-taung, I understand you havea wealth of experience in thelaw industry but you declar-ing a war against acclaimedshebeen king, Bra G, couldwork to your downfall. Manytried but failed in their quest,hence I suggest you take myadvice and focus on learningnew law jargons and let thetaxi industry gurus continuewith their dirty game. Youare too smart and soft for thisgame and it is simply beyondyour comprehensionmy dear.With that, I rest my case prin-cess. It seems Rhythm City’sNaomi have everything fig-ured out. If Lucilla thoughtNaomi helping her to winRedemption records comeswith no strings attached, thenshe was fatally mistaken.Naomi is power hungry andif she’s not getting what shewants, I swear “motho o tlonamela mekhukhu ya Al-exandra ka mapono.” Shedoesn’t play nonsense. Andthen, what’s with Fats andPuleng? Kwerekwe, ruri, Isense a relationship of con-vinience brewing betweenthese two. Ehe! Who couldhave thought Muvhango’sThandaza will be the jokeof her family? Mankosi isright to be worried about herdaughter spending time withBusani. Like Nonny said,uBusani uyababa and theonly thing that cannot be saidabout Thandaza is trustwor-thy, especially around cutelooking men. I never thoughtI’d ever see the dawn of thisday when Masase go downthe drain. Maybe KK work-ing for Masase is a blessingis disguise for him. Bathothusang, forgive my lack offashion sense but when wasthe last time Agnes changedher hairstyle? If it was Pearl,she would have said “haiboAgnes,” is time for changemy sister.

I came 3rd, so this is re-ally something special tome,” explained Mthandazo.In the over 90kg 1st placewas taken by Alpheus Mo-loi (35) from Soweto, hewas also the overall winnerand so excited and proud ofhimself, he said: “I am sooverwhelmed, but I wouldlike to say I deserved thisbecause I worked so hard.There were other big ath-letes though but I told my-self I am running my ownrace.”

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Ukhozi Bodybuildingand Fitness Federa-

tion which was establishedby Bafana GP Manake(29),in 2011 with the aim topromote bodybuilding andFitness in townships, tookplace on saturday the 6thof July and it had partici-pants from various town-ships that include Alex,Tembisa, and Soweto. In theshow there was Aerobics,

and bodybuilding (women& men). All 1st, 2nd, and3rd places received medalsand R60.00 transport sub-sidy, and the overall winnerreceived a computer (desk-top). “In townships body-building is not taken seriousand people don’t see it as asubjective sport but it is ac-tually a subjective sport, andthat is why I decided to givethese young stars a chanceto compete because someof them have never had thatchance,” said the found-

er of Ukhozi, Bafana GPManake. In Aerobics, the1st place was taken by TinaNdaba (28) fromAlex.“I amso happy, this really showsthat there is dedication andcommitment in what I amdoing, because not everywoman has this passion.The gym is my life” saidTina. In women bodybuild-ing 1st place was taken byGoodness Solani (23) fromTembisa, “I feel so special,this is the 2nd time that Itake 1st place. This means

so much to me. I don’t dothis for fun but for love,”said Solani. Matilda Masha-pa (20) from Alex, took 1stplace in ladies’ bikini, “itwas my first time doing thisand I had wonderful experi-ence. It is something that Iwill do continuously,” saidbikini babe Matilda. In menbodybuilding (70kg - 80kg),men were muscle battlingand Mthandazo Booi fromTembisa took the 1st place.“I am happy, in my firstbodybuilding competition

Women body builders Pictures: Phaphamani Mathews Sokhupha

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Weeks after rumours started doing the round aboutLithuli Dlamini joining SABC 1 popular soapie,Generations, it seems all was not just a rumour. Lithuliwas seen at the soapie’s online media launch alongsideother actors.According to many media reports, Lithuli was poisedto play the role of a sturdy business man who willchallenge the mighty S’busiso Dlomo who has his eyesfixed on Yona Yethu media.

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Alex Wolf played againstUJ (first team), over

the weekend and they lost17-10 with UJ scored threetries and one penalty whileAlex Wolf scored two triesand had no luck gettingthe conversions over thepoles. Alex wolf managerDaliwonga Mpengu betterknown as Elias said: “Wewere well prepared since weare heading towards the endof the season. I was expect-ing a win but I am not com-plaining because the gamewas fair and my boys playedwell. It is just that UJ tookadvantage of the mistakesthat we’ve made during thegame.” Alex captain wasalso satisfied with how theyplayed but said it is theirbehavior that cost them a

game. “We expected to win,and played a good rugbynevertheless UJ won.

Iam disappointed aboutlosing because we were

well prepared. I think ourplayers’ behavior cost usa game. To UJ, this was apreparation for their upcom-ing match as they are inUniversities of South Africa(USA) tournament. “For us,this is a preparation for USAtournament that will be tak-ing place at TUT.The game was good and Irespect Alex Wolf, becausethey do beat us at times,”said UJ coach, Barry Nkosi.However, UJ captain LisoLangman was so excitedabout winning and said:“It was a tough game, butwe showed them what weare made of. I respect AlexWolf though, they play goodrugby.”

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The Nelson Mandela Inter-national Day also known asMandela Day is held on 18July every year with SouthAfricans all over the countryready to contribute a littletime to make a change with-in their respective areas tothe life of the less fortunatein the spirit of Madiba andhis vision to spread justiceand freedom for all.

Individuals and organiza-tions will be volunteer-ing their services in vari-ous ways under the theme“Take Action; InspireChange; Make Every Daya Mandela Day.” In Alex-andra alone, The NelsonMandela Yard Interpreta-tion Centre known as theMandela Museum at 7thAvenue will be given muchattention on the day. The

place is directly opposite thesmall room Mandela livedin when he first moved fromthe Eastern Cape to Johan-nesburg in the 1940s.“We have a line up of ac-tivities to happen on the dayat the Museum. The centerwill be painted inside andthoroughly cleaned up andlater follow the cutting ofcake,” said the Project co-ordinator Zodwa Tlale.The

Alex Youth Desk will on theday visit OldAge Homes in-cluding Itlhokomeleng to doits community work. “Wewill deploy many of ouryouth to different venues todo voluntary work,” said Si-hlalo Hlophe of Youth Desk.Linda Twala of Phuthadit-jaba said: “We will be paint-ing eNtokozweni Centre andlater have a special lunchat Phuthaditjaba Center,

hand out blankets and foodparcels to the elders andthose with special needs inthe community.”However,Keke Koalepe of AlexandraHeritage Association said:“Mandela left his office asan Attorney to die for us.To honour him for what hedid for the country, as thenation, we should also take67 minutes of our time anddoes community work.”

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“After all the efforts ap-plied by River Park

residents in their five dayprotest, the residents feltstrongly that it is timefor the councillor to stepdown,” said the River ParkResidents’ AssociationChairperson Tsietsi Kun-goane.This transpired from theresidents’ meeting afterspending five days burn-ing tyres and barricad-

Things do not happen. Things are made to happen.John F. Kennedy

Dear Reader,

The time for making a change in someone’s lifehas come, if Tata Mandela spent 67 years of his lifemaking this country a better place, you can also doyour part in just 67 minutes to affect someone’s lifepositively. I feel that this is something that shouldbe happening on a daily basis and do believe thateveryone is going to honour Madiba and his legacyas well.

There are many orphanages, old age homes, andrehabilitation centres just to mention a few areasin Alex that will be extremely grateful for a minorface-lift done in 67 minutes. So make Tata proudbecause you actually can. This year is the 4th yearof the Nelson Mandela International Day (NMID)and it is going to be Tata’s 95th birthday.

This year’s focus is “TAKEACTION, INSPIREAND MAKE EVERY DAYAMANDELADAY,and it is not limited to shelter, literacy and foodsecurity:-May God bless Madiba, and we atPioneer Enterprises (Pty) Ltd wish him a speedyrecovery.

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Fifty-three needy familiesat the Stjwetla Informal

ing streets and roads withstones, protesting againstthe new electricity systeminstalled in the area.Kungoane said their Ward81 Councillor MokgadiHadebe pitched up on thefirst day of their protest andwalked away without ad-dressing them.“We never heard or saw herto date. The councillor is nothelpful because she is sup-posed to take the matter up,but she has done nothing sofar.”He said that they were

still to discuss among them-selves on the way forwardabout their concerns.“People should learn to bepatient instead of resorting toprotests.We had meetings previouslywith them together with theMMC’s office and City Powerofficials, and the latest meet-ing that was suppose to be helddid not materialize,” said theCouncillor.Hadebe said people have theright to protest but not to stopothers from going to work.

“I fear for the safety of thepeople, after one person wasknocked down by a car anddied on the spot, allegedlytrying to run away from theprotesters.Kungoane brushed asidethis allegation saying: “The

man believed to be a for-eigner was knocked downby a car while trying tocross the road to catch withhis friends, and the incidenthappened far from our pro-testing space.”

RESIDENTS AGAINGSTCOUNCILLOR

Residents in their fifth day of protest against the new power system.

Construction work underway for modern shacks. Pictures: KGADI JOHANNA LAMOLA

MODERN SHACKS UNDERCONSTRUCTIONby the Ward Councillor,Emergency ManagementServices (EMS) and thecommunity representativesin that area.“We started our construc-tion a week ago.We have a total of 53 shacksto build but we currentlystarting with fifteen shacksthat have to be fully com-pleted before the 18th July.These will officially be

handed over to the Coun-cillor on Mandela Day, the18th July as part of the 67minutes of the communitywork service,” said Gift ofthe Givers Foreman Ebra-him Allie.Allie said the remaining 38

shacks will be erected later,adding: “We are currentlyspeeding up the 15 shacks tomeet the deadline for the 67minutes official day.”He said all these shacks willhave solar electricity for cell-phone charging and lights,beds, blankets and groceries,further explaining: “We aredoing all these in partnershipwith the Gauteng Provincialand the City of Joburg Emer-gency Management Services.However, Ward 109 LillianKekana said this will be a re-lief to the disadvantaged fam-ilies that have been identifiedto be allocated these modernshacks.”

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NTSHA MAIKUTLO A HAODIPHEHISO LE DIKOPANO TSA SETJHABA

BILI YA PHETOLO YA TSAMAISO YA DITJHELETETSA PALAMENTE [B-2013]

Komiti e Ikemetseng ho tsa Ditjhelete e mema batho ba amehang le ba nang le kgahlehoho nehelana ka diphehiso tse ngotsweng ka Bili ya Phetolelo ya Tsamaiso ya Ditjheletetsa Palamente [B-2013].

Bili ya Phetolelo ya Tsamaiso ya Ditjhelete tsa Palamente [B-2013] e ikemisetsa ho:• Fetola Molao wa Tsamaiso ya Ditjhelete tsa Palamente, wa 2009 e le ho sebetsana letsamaiso ya ditjhelete ya matlo a ketsamelao a diporofensi;

• Matahanya dinehelo tse sebetsanang le ditsela tsa tekolo ya tswelopele le Molao waTsamaiso ya Ditjhelete tsa Setjhaba bakeng sa maikemisetso a ho tlaleha le ho hlahlobadibuka;

• Hlakola ditsebiso tse itseng ho“matlo a ketsamelao a porofensi”Molaong wa Tsamaisoya Ditjhelete tsa Setjhaba, wa 1999; le ho

• Nehelana bakeng sa dintho tse amehang.

Dikopano tsa nonyo ya maikutlo a setjhaba di tla tshwarwa Palamenteng ka Labobedi,23 Phupu 2013.

BILI YA PHETOLO YA MELAO YA MATLOTLO LEDITEFELLO LE BOLENG BA DIT JHELETE

[B12-2013]Komiti e Ikemetseng ho tsa Ditjhelete e mema ba amehang le ba nang le thahasello hokenya ditlhahiso tse ngotsweng ka Bili ya Phetolo ya Melao ya Matlotlo le Ditefello leBoleng ba Ditjhelete [B12-2013 ].

Bili ya Phetolelo ya Melao ya Matlotlo le Ditefello le Boleng ba Ditjhelete [B12-2013] eikemiseditse ho:• Lokisa ditefello tsa lekgetho le tlwaelehileng ;• Fetola Molao wa Lekgetho la Moputso wa 1962, hore ho fetolwe ditefello le boleng baditjhelete;

• Fetola Molao wa Lekgetho la Thepa ya ka Naheng wa 1964, hore ho fetolwe ditefello tsaShejule ya 1; le ho

• Fana bakeng sa dintho tse maelana le ona.

Dinonyo tsa maikutlo a setjhaba di tla tshwarelwa Palamenteng ka Laboraro, 24 Phupu 2013.

BILI YA PHETOLO YA DIBANKA [B43-2012]Komiti e Ikemetseng ho tsa Ditjhelete e mema batho ba nang le seabo mmoho le banang le thahasello ho nehelana ka ditlhahiso tse ngotsweng ka Bili ya Phetolo ya Dibanka[B43-2012].

Bili ya Phetolo ya Dibanka [B43-2012] e reretswe ho:• Fetola Molao wa Dibanka wa 1990, bakeng sa ho hlalosa mantswe a itseng le ho fetoladitlhaloso tse itseng;

• Etsa hore dipehelo tse itseng di ikamahanye le ho kenngwa tshebetsong ha tsona;• Fana ka lesedi la morao ka ditsebiso tse mabapi le molao le diinstitushene;• Atolosa tshebediso ya lebitso lena banka ho ba diofisi tsa boemedi;• Tsebisa hore tlolo ya Molao wa Setsha sa Mautlwela sa Ditjhelete wa 2001, ke sesosa sahore boingodiso jwalo ka banka bo fanyehwe kapa bo hlakolwe;

• Etsa hore Molao wa Dibanka wa 1990 o ikamahanye le Molao wa Dikhampani wa 2008;• Ikamahanya hape le Komiti ya Basel ya Bolaodi ba ho Banka le ho• Dumella dintho tse amanang le yona.

Nonyo ya maikutlo a Setjhaba e tla tshwarelwa Palamenteng ka Laboraro la 24 Phupu 2013.

Diphehiso le pontsho ya hao ya ho etsa puo ya molomo di lokela ho amohelwa pele ho12:00 ka Labohlano, 19 Phupu 2013.

Diphehiso di lokela ho lebiswa ho Mongodi wa Komiti, Mong Allen Wicomb, 3rd Floor,90 Plein Street, Cape Town 8001 kapa awicomb@parliament.gov.za (moh. 021 403 3759/083412 1475 kapa fekse: 086 657 4896).

E ntshitswe ke Mohlomphehi T.A. Mufamadi, MP, Modulasetulo: Komiti e Ikemetseng ho tsaDitjhelete (Ntlo ya Seema ya Naha).

Parliament. Making Democracy Work.

TWO ASSOCIATIONSAGAINST ONE

PHAPHAMANIMATHEWS SOKHUPHA

EABCA and ASTO hada meeting recently at

Altrek Hall in Eastbankwhere they invited AR-MTSA,ATA, SAPS, andOfficials from MEC’soffice of CommunitySafety, aimed to re-solve the conflict amongASTO,ATA&ARMSTA.According to EABCAPresident, Aaron Seboy-ane, ARMSTA and ATAallegedly lied to the policeofficials when they wereasked if they resolved theirdispute with ASTO, add-ing: “That means the taxiindustry is really under-mining us.”During the meeting, con-cerned parents pleadedwith ATA and ARMSTA

representatives to stop ha-rassing their children, andnot to jeopar-

dize their e d u c a -tion. “The police must inter-vene immediately, because ifit persists when the schoolsreopen, they will never stopus as we will fight for ourchildren” said Seboyane.“I am sorry for everythingthat happened, and I wouldlike to make it known that

we don’t have any grudgewith ASTO, people who arebig headed are our taxi op-erators. We told them thismust come to an end but theydidn’t listen” said ATA repre-sentative, Daniel Mpao.Government officials wereshocked when they dis-covered that there has notbeen a meeting among thethree parties concerned.However, they say the law

will take its course shouldthe dispute persist. “We wantARMSTA, ATA, and ASTOto resolve their issues first,but however, if the attackspersist we will make sure asgovernment that we enforcelaw,” said Parliamentary Li-aison Officer, Thami Mogo-mane. Their court case is stillproceeding as they are ex-pected to appear in court onthe 16th of July.

KGADI JOHANNALAMOLA

The Departmentof Trade and

Industry(TDI) in partner-ship with the South Afri-can Black EntrepreneursForum(SABEF) and SagePastel held a workshop onBlack Business SupplierDevelopment Programme

(BBSDP) at Altrek Hall inEastbank at the weekend.The workshop was focusingbroadly to empower youngpeople to open their busi-nesses.“The main reason for us toconduct this workshop is toplay our part in respondingto the situation our countryis faced with, especially toyoung people, to grow theirown businesses.We train people on the sevenelements that include em-ployment equity, profession-al procurement, enterprisedevelopment and Socio-economic development,”said Thulani Fakude of SagePastelFakude said they willbe having one day trainingon 17 July with the venuenot yet identified, further cit-ing: “Those attending willbe given certificates whichwill enable them to applyfor tenders.”However, No-

mondeMesatjwa of DTI said:“The department is there toassist with equipments butwith cash.People should submit all therelevant documentation tothe department to see if theirbusinesses are lawfully reg-istered before supplying thekind of equipment requestedfor such businesses.”She said after the departmenthas supplied all the materials;it will then monitor the pro-cess to see how thebusiness is progressing, add-ing: “The department will notoffer the full grant to busi-nesses, but they go 50/50 toensure that people are seriousand make their businesseswork.”Mesatjwa said they are notonly focusing on big existingbusinesses but they again tar-geting on small businesses tohelp them reaching the great-er heights.

YOUTH FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP

From left: Nomonde Mesatjwa of Dti, Thulani Fakude of Sage Pastel and Matsi Modise of SABEFduring the workshop at Altrek Hall. Picture: Kgadi Johanna Lamola

“The po-lice must inter-

vene immediately,because if it persistswhen the schools re-open, they will neverstop us as we willfight for our chil-

dren”

ASTO members during their second meeting with AEBCA at Altrek Hall inEastbank. Picture: Kgadi Johanna Lamola