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Is there a place for dagga In

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mzansI!

IT ALL STARTED in Katle-hong township, in the City of Ekurhuleni, when Mabuya be-gan struggling to walk on Friday 27 March.

His wife, Nosiphiwe Malanga-bi, took him to a nearby clinic, which then called for an ambu-lance to rush Mabuya to Natal-spruit Hospital.

At the hospital, casualty ward staff diagnosed him with bacte-rial meningitis, or a swelling of the tissue surrounding the brain and spinal cord caused by an in-fection.

Bacterial meningitis is a serious condition and can leave patients with complications including brain damage and hearing loss.

About two hours later when Mabuya’s family left, he had still

not been allocated a bed and was being treated on a gurney in a hospital corridor.

According to Malangabi, when the family returned hours later, Mabuya was still being treated in a corridor.

When the family questioned the state of the intravenous drip as well as why he was lying in a corridor instead of in a ward, Malangabi alleges that a verbal argument ensued between the family and a matron.

Malangabi now alleges that poor care by hospital staff con-tributed to her husband’s death about a day later on 29 March.

“If the right procedures were followed and my husband was attended I believe he would still be alive,” she told OurHealth.

man dIes after 12-hour waIt at

natalspruIt!

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ON Wednesday, May 6, the world witnessed the un-veiling of Gauteng’s newest city, the Vaal River City.

Gauteng’s Southern Corridor, which encompasses the economy of the Sedibeng district, is giving rise to the creation of new industries, new economic nodes and new cities.

Celebrating the Official Opening of the Vaal Riv-er City Development, the event included David Makhura, Premier of Gauteng Province, MEC Jacob Mamabolo, the Executive Mayor of Sedibeng District Municipality (including Emfuleni, Lesedi, Midvaal councillors) and various stakeholders, Mr Reggie Ku-kama, CEO of River City Development Company and distinguished guests.

This city will cater to a wide array of residents and Reginald Kukama, CEO, of the Vaal River City Devel-opment Company said that, “This unique residential and commercial development will enable the greater public to have access to river frontage and offer the opportunity for everyone to enjoy the parklands and landscaped expanse.

Their centralised civic buildings means that residents will have access to essential services as it becomes a centralised Metro and will offer affordable housing on prime river location.”

ABOUT THE VAAL RIVER CITY HYDROPOLIS

• The next five years will see the mobilisation of more than R10-billion in public and private invest-ments. • Shift the economy of this corridor away from its over reliance on the steel industry.• Diversification to include tourism and entertain-ment, agro-processing and logistics.

Government & Private sector goals:• Support 32 black farmers to plant barley and maize to be supplied to the nearby Heineken Brewery. The project will create 1 000 permanent jobs per annum over three years.• Over the next five years, more than 120 000 houses in Sedibeng will be built in Boiketlong; Golden Highway; Evaton; Vereeniging, Savanah City, Ratanda and R59 Corridor.

• Via this Corridor we will continue to support the Gauteng Highlands Development; a mixed-use R40-billion investment made up of industrial and residential space that is aimed at creating. • 25 000 direct and indirect jobs.The development will:•Capture the historical legacy of our country, through cultural themes, historical artwork, cultural sites and architecture that represents this history.• Actualise the concept of a River City and its ex-cellent location. • Offer a lifestyle experience near the water through bird parks, vast walkways and picnic spots that are accessible to all. • Provide a unique residential and commercial development, with road infrastructure and invest-ment that will capture economic value.• Create a large infrastructure development that will stimulate economic activity

WELCOME TO THE RIVER CITY IN GAUTENG!

ABOVE: Tree planting with (from left); CEO of the River City Development Company, Mr Reggie Kukama alongside Sedibeng District Munici-pality Mayor Sy Mofokeng, Emfuleni Mayor Greta Hlongwane, Gauteng Premier David Makhura and Lesedi Mayor Lerato Maloka at the SOD turning ceremony at the Vaal River City Development site. BELOW: Artist’s impression of the mega-project that is set to cost about R11-Billion to develop in 5 years time, in-line with the VAAL 21 Vision. READ MORE ON PAGE 3

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Mapepeza ReporterA 26 years old man from Molapo

section in Soweto was arrested for Fraud, after the man used a forged identity document when purchas-ing a Samsung Demo S6 cell phone at MTN Shop.

The incident took place on on Wednesday 29 April 2015, at about 2 p.m at Heidelberg Mall.

According to SAPS spokesperson, Captain Thivhulawi Tshilate, it is suspected that the suspect in the company of an elder person were purchasing contracted two cell phones valued at about R13 000.

A 28 years shop assistant that the suspect’s ID, salary paylip from De-partment of Health and his bank details are not corresponding.

The complainant immediately no-

tified police. On arrival of the police, suspects

was trying to run away, but was arrested at the cell phone shop en-trance.

The other elder suspects managed to run away.

Upon verification of the details in the documents found by Cst. Shitlangu Marima and Cst Tshidi Mogale, they belong to a Medical Doctor of Helen Joseph Hospital in Gauteng

The arrested suspect will appear before Heidelberg Magistrate Court soon on a charge of Fraud.

The other suspect is still at large. Anyone with information related

to this case, please call 016 341 2750.

FAKE DOCTOR BUSTED FOR FRAUD!

CAUGHT IN THE ACT: AutoCity Motors security guards spot-ted and uprehended this young man, believed to be stealing the metal signage outside the car dealership located at Schoe-man street Heidelberg on Friday morning, 17 April.

LESEDI LOCAL MUNICIPALITY, GAUTENGADVERTISEMENT

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Job notice number: 8 / 2015

Job Title: ARTISAN (ELECTRICIAN)

Department: INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES

Number of Positions Available: 2

Application closing date: 22 May 2015, before 12H00

Remuneration: R307 350– R386 028 per annum (included benefits)

Appointments requirements: Matric with a N3 trade test certificate. 3 years experience as an electrician. Valid drivers licence and PDP. Ability to speak in various languages will be beneficial.

Personal Attributes/competencies: Must be a team player. Must be able to work in highly stressful circumstances. Must have good interpersonal, communication and planning skills.

Duties: To conduct general inspections to identify electrical network problems. To conduct connections and electrifications of houses so that residents can have access to electricity. To conduct joining of HT cables to ensure that the network is up and running. To maintain the electrical apparatus so as to ensure good working standard on 11KV and 400V network overhead, underground network and switching stations. Adhere to the OHS Act.

Contact person: Nerina Ramdaloo

Telephone: 016 492 0207

Applications must be lodged at: Enquiries or P.O Box 201 Corner H F Verwoerd and Louw Street Heidelberg Heidelberg 1441 1438

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Applicants who have not been contacted within three months from the closing date should consider themselves unsuccessful. The Lesedi Local Municipality is an equal opportunity affirmative action employer. Disabled persons are encouraged to apply. Should applicants be in possession of a foreign qualification, it must be accompanied by an evaluation certificate from the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA). Lesedi Local Municipality reserves the right to appoint a successful candidate.

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Job Title: ENGINEER PLANNING & ELECTRI-CAL CONSTRUCTION




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Appointments requirements: Degree/National Diploma in Electrical Engineering or equivalent. B – C1 driv-ers license. Minimum of 5 years rele-vant experience. Must have atleast 3 years management experience.

Personal Attributes/competencies: Must be a team player. Must be able to work under highly stressful circum-stances. Must have good interperson-al, communication and planning skills.

Duties: To ensure that the key respon-sibility areas are identified, objectives aligned and appropriate procedures devel-oped and implemented. To ensure faults are detected and repaired and functionality restored with minimal disruption to servic-es. To ensure accurate estimates are pre-pared in relation to requirements enabling the Department to contribute positively towards meeting maintenance objectives and sustaining the quality and standards of service delivery and to provide overall

control of the section’s work programmes and an effective service to the community. Control, plan and organise all the duties of the planning and construction division. Management of the activities and opera-tions of the protection test and metering section. Design, plan and approve new developments and network extensions. Provide input on issues pertaining to sub-division, consolidation and re- zoning of township establishments. Compile and co-ordinate the IDP process for the specific area. Provide input into strategic planning to corporate planning. Ensure that tender documents/specifications are drawn up and the processes to appoint contractors are executed. Ensure that projects are executed within the expected time frames and budget.


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Advertisement Date 8 May 2015 Applicants who have not been contacted within three months from the closing date should consider them-selves unsuccessful. The Lesedi Local Municipality is an equal opportunity affirmative action employer. Disa-bled persons are encouraged to apply. Should appli-cants be in possession of a foreign qualification, it must be accompanied by an evaluation certificate from the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA). Lesedi Local Municipality reserves the right to appoint a suc-cessful candidate.

By Sonqoba Kunene and Reginald Nhlapo

Sedibeng African National Con-gress (ANC) 12th Regional Con-ference recently held in Kuruman.

Speaking at the conference Gaut-eng ANC Chairman Paul Masha-tile said, “We have to go back to the basics like keeping our towns clean, roads maintained, water and electricity accessible for our people.

Comrades like meetings; we want work and not meetings. What are the meetings for if there’s no action on the ground? We don’t want lazy leaders; we don’t want leaders who all talk but no action.

We’re coming back end of April, not only to the regional leadership but also to the branches and zones

in Gauteng.

We want an organization that is alive, so we’re coming. We’re com-ing because we want to build a strong ANC.

Gauteng is the second biggest in ANC membership in the coun-try but we want to be number 1. 12 million people live here, so we must be number one.

We want an ANC that is alive every day and not just on confer-ence days. Councillors must do their work. Officials must also do their work.”

Mashatile told delegates that Gauteng ANC was disappointed by some of the activities which

took place ahead of the ANC Sed-ibeng conference. “People were disrupting meetings and even threatening comrades.

Those who contravened the con-stitution, action are going to be taken against them. We must deal with them. There must be action. We must act without fear or fa-vour.”

SANCO Sedibeng Chairman Mlungisi Hlongwane made solid remarks, “We are here to find so-lutions to the challenges faced by the residents of all informal dwell-ings in Sedibeng.

We owe of the people of the Vaal more as the leaders. Our people don’t deserve to be led by fac-

tions.”ANC Sedibeng Elective Confer-

ence Results:CHAIRPERSON – Mahole Mo-

fokeng (180 votes) Sarhili Manqha (87 votes) * 1 ballot paper spoiled

DEPUTY CHAIRPERSON – Kunene (100) Thema (167 votes) * 1 Absentia

SECRETARY – Mthembu (87 votes) Ngobese (181 votes)

DEPUTY SECRETARY – Dlamini (86 votes) Maloka (181 votes)

* 1 AbsentiaTREASURER – Gomba (174

votes) Mashaba (8 votes) Mosai (84 votes)

A total of 268 registered voters voted.

ANC SEDIBENG’S ‘BIG FIVE’ RE-ELECTED!

NEWLY ELECTED ANC SEDIBENG LEADERSHIP: Bheki Ngobese, Robert Thema, Mahole Mofokeng, Lerato Maloka and Melina Gomba. Photo by Tumelo Mofokeng.

The Air Traffic and Navigation Services (ATNS) is of-fering bursaries to students who want to pursue ca-reers in air traffic management.

ATNS External Corporate Communications, Percy Morokane said successful candidates will be granted once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to become Air Traffic Control Officers (ATCO), Assistant Air Traffic Con-trol Officers (AATSO) and Aeronautical Information Management Officers (AIMO).He said their programme provides each bursar with an opportunity to study at the Aviation Training Acad-emy (ATA) in Bonaero Park, Ekurhuleni.

Requirements for prospective students:• Matric certificate with a pass in the following sub-jects: Pure Maths (Level 4 / HG – D or SG - C or above) and English (Level 4 / HG – D or SG - C or above)• South African citizen with a valid Identity Document• Candidate must be medically fit Skills and Competencies• Good Communication skills• Analytical Skills• Problem solving skills• Teamwork and Multi-tasking skills• Quick decision making skills• Emotional intelligence• Spatial reasoning ability to include visualisation of future situations.• High self-esteem and confidence level

Interested applicants are requested to apply on-line at www.atns.co.za or fax their applications to 011 607 1508/ 1548/ 1531 before the closing date August 31, 2015.

ATNS INVITES APPLICATIONS FOR BURSARIES

Speaking at the sod turning, the District Mayor of Sedibeng, Cllr. Simon Mofokeng, commented that: "This is a momentous occa-sion for the people of Midvaal as we celebrate an exciting future for this region.

The South African landscape is changing with developments like Vaal River City that will leave an economic, institutional and en-vironmental legacy for generations to come.”

“The integrated spatial development project centralises the Vaal Metro and is a welcome creation of a new metropolitan municipality that will bring development and prosperity in the area of Midvaal and benefit the poor areas in this region and fast-track develop-ment and housing delivery,” he said.

The project had its origins in 2007 when it was first mentioned by former president Thabo Mbeki during his state of the nation address that year.

Today, the project has an estimated cost of R7-billion to R11-billion and will initially create up to 7 500 jobs in the construction phase alone.

The establishment of the Greater Vaal Met-ropolitan River City will have many benefits, including but not limited to:

• Geographic consolidation of highly ur-banised areas of rapid growth and develop-ment;

• Large scale residential development pro-jects; and

• Mobility of people, goods and services into and out of the new Metro.

INTRODUCING GAUTENG’S FIRST NEWEST CITY:

VAAL RIVER METROPOLIS

Gauteng Premier David Makhura, Giuseppe Plumari, shareholder (Vaal River City Development Company) and Regi-nald Kukama, CEO Vaal River City Development Company planting the ‘foundation’ tree at the SOD turning ceremony.

The Vaal River City Mall


“All we want is the depart-ment to fix the ill-treat-ment that is being given to patients and families at Natalspruit Hospital.”

“If the right procedures were followed and my hus-band was attended I believe he would still be alive”

Treatment Action Cam-paign member Nomthan-dazo Ndlela was at the hos-pital with Mabuya’s family and says she witnessed the nurses’ poor treatment of the family.

Natalspruit Hospital has admitted Mabuya waited for about 12 hours before he was able to get a bed in a ward due to a shortage of beds, according to Gaut-eng Department of Health spokesperson Prince Ham-ca.

However Hamca main-tains Mabuya was moni-tored by nurses about every

two hours.“Even though Mr Mabuya

was nursed in the corridor due to bed shortages, he was constantly monitored by the nursing and medi-cal personnel,” said Hamca, who added that Mabuya’s family will soon be invited back to the hospital to dis-cuss their concerns.

He added that Natalspruit Hospital was not alone in bed shortages.

“Due to an increase in medical patient volumes resulting from a fast-changing disease burden, the whole public health system experiences short-ages of beds as patients require admission instead of being treated as outpa-tients,” he told OurHealth.

“To address this chal-lenge, hospital manage-ment has moved the ad-mission ward to a bigger ward,” added Hamca, say-

ing that MEC for Health Qedani Mahlangu recently announced a new electron-ic bed management system would be rolled out provin-cially to better manage hos-pital beds.

“Some women have wait-ed since July last year for a colposcopy, which is ut-terly unacceptable,” said Democratic Alliance (DA) Gauteng Shadow MEC for Health Jack Bloom said in a statement in response to the story.

“The new Natalspruit Hospital was opened last year with great fanfare by Premier David Makhura who said that it was ‘our hospital of the future,’ Bloom added.

“It has so far been a great disappointment, with over-crowding and long waiting periods in certain depart-ments.”

-Health-e News

BY James Thabo Molelekwa. (Health-e News article)

“If the rIght procedures were followed, he would stIll Be

alIVe!”

BY Wilma Stassen (Health-e News)THE legalisation of medical marijuana

came under the spotlight again after the late Inkatha Freedom Party MP Mario Oriani-Ambrosini’s “Medical Innovation Bill” was revived in parliament recently.

The Bill relapsed when its sponsor, Ambro-sini, died on August 16, 2014. He took his own life after battling with late-stage lung cancer for more than a year. He admitted to using marijuana for medicinal purposes to treat his cancer when he first proposed the bill to parliament in February 2014.

“Cannabis has been proven to have some medicinal qualities and medi-cal marijuana is used commercially in several countries to treat certain ailments.”

The bill calls for the immediate establish-ment of a medical centre where at least 100 patients can be legally treated with medical marijuana, a treatment Ambrosini described as “effective and harmless”.

But some experts disagree with this state-ment.

“People tend to think that natural sub-stances have no side effects and are safe – but there is nothing further from the truth,” says Dr Gerbus Muller, a clinical pharmacolo-gist and toxicologist, and a former lecturer at Stellenbosch University’s Faculty of Medi-cine and Health Sciences.

“All medicines, be it alternative medicines or herbs, have side effects.”

Common side effects of cannabis are an in-crease heart beat, a drop in blood pressure, blood-shot eyes, loss of motivation, anxiety and impaired cognitive functioning, among others.

PUFF, PASS & REGULATEDespite the side effects, Muller believes

that dagga could be used in medicine as long as it is strictly regulated to avoid abuse of the substance.

This includes controlling the production and processing of marijuana, which involves extracting the active ingredient from the plant and dispensing it at predetermined doses.

The cannabis plant has more than 100 ac-tive ingredients of which only one, 9-tet-rahydrocannabinol, or THC, is used in the production of medical marijuana. THC has a potent effect on the central nervous system and is also the chemical that causes eupho-ria, which is responsible for it being abused as a recreational drug.

“The medical benefits of cannabis have been overhyped and is a smokescreen to try and decriminalise dagga”

Medical marijuana is extracted and slight-ly modified THC available in pill or liquid form.

IS THERE A PLACE FOR DAGGA IN MEDICINE?

PAGE 1 STORY CONTINUES: MAN DIES AFTER 12-HOUR WAIT AT NATALSPRUIT!

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Remuneration: R355 028 – R 447 905 per annum (benefits included)

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Personal Attributes/competencies: Must be a team player who is able to work under highly stressful circumstances. The successful incumbent must have excellent interpersonal, communication and planning skills.

Duties: Plan and co- ordinate the activities and operation of the test section. To commission and maintain protection and metering circuitry. Responsible for the maintenance of protection equipment thereby ensuring correct operation under faulty conditions. Manage the process to ensure all electrical equipment is tested to determine its suitability to be connected to the electrical network. Instruct the technicians/ electricians to install inspect, download and program programmable electricity meters to ensure accurate metering. Manage the maintenance of the battery tripping units to ensure reliable tripping. Order the installation and downloading of electricity power quality registers to comply with NRS 048 requirements. Compliance with safety regulations. Administrative and general duties.


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Applicants who have not been contacted within three months from the closing date should consider themselves unsuccessful. The Lesedi Local Municipality is an equal opportunity affirmative action employer. Disabled persons are encouraged to apply. Should applicants be in possession of a foreign qualification, it must be accompanied by an evaluation certificate from the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA). Lesedi Local Municipality reserves the right to appoint a successful candidate.

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ROMEO KHUMALO RETIRES AT VODACOMAFTER 11 years of service as chief op-erating officer to communications giant Vodacom, businessman Romeo Khumalo has resigned to focus on his personal busi-ness interests. Khumalo (43) joined the company in August 2004 as group execu-tive for strategic business development. His appointment as COO of international business for Vodacom came in June 2012. Speaking to Bloomberg, Romeo said that he is looking forward to the next chapter in his life as an entrepreneur. Before he joined Vodacom, he was Metro FM’s sta-tion manager and acting manager at Ac-tion Stations.

INTRODUCING the creative force behind #LIGHTUPM-ZUMBEPOTRAITS, the new and popular social media gal-lery from VinDigi Photography and Studio Works (Vindi-gigraphy).

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With more than 600 followers, the Vindigigraphy fan page features a blend of high-quality shots from models, locations, scenes - alll taken by a Nikon Certified Professional Photog-rapher, born and raised in Ratanda township.

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ABOUT VINDIGIGRAPHYVindigigraphy - the artistic practice and process of vintage-digital photography.

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RICKY ROZAY IS COMING TO MZANSIINTERNATIONAL Hip Hop superstar, Rick Ro$$, aka ‘Ricky Ross da Boss’, will be performing next month in Durban at the second annual Hip Hop Youth Festival.

The event is set to take place at Moses Ma-bhida stadium. Organizers Richie-R Con-cepts has condemned the recent xenopho-bic attacks, and hopes that peace will be restored in time for hosting a successful Hip Hop Youth Festival this year.

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