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MOLELO OO MAKATSANG O SENYA MATLO A LE MABEDI BY BENNY B MALULEKA

Baagi ba motse wa Mathibestad ba kgaolo ya Kgwadibeng ba ne ba makadiwa ke musi o o senang kgabo, fela o ne wa tswelela go fisa le go senya dithoto tsa moagisani wa bone.Ba lelapa la Motlhake, ba iphitlhela ba le mo tlalellong morago ga gore molelo kgotsa musi o o bitswang vutha o gaitseng ntlo ya bone go akaretsa le lethabo ka fa le lapeng. Lettie Motlhake, e leng mmagwe Keabetswe Mothlake (16)a re mathata a bone a simolotse mokgweding eno, morago ga gore a tsene ka mo ntlong ya gagwe. O tlhalositse ga a ne a utlwa monkgo o eketeng lesela le le tukang. “Ke ne ka botsisa Keabetswe gore a o utlwa seo ke neng ke se utlwa. Go begwa fa Keamogetswe a ne fitlhela digaretene di tuka kwa phaposing ya gagwe ya borobalo fela go se na molelo. E ne e le musi o o neng o tletse ka kamora. Lettie a re ba ne ba makadiwa ke go bona fa sesiro kampo garetene e tuka fela go sena kgabo. Ba tlhalosa fa a makaditswe ke gore garetene eno e tuka mme go sena kgabo fa bogareng. O tlhalosa gore ba ne ba tshela metsi go ka tima musi oo fela. Ba lelapa leo ba boleletse Hammnskraal News gore mo letsatsing

le le latelang musi one wa senya diaparo tseo di neng tsa gaila ke vutha, tsona fela ntle le lefelo la go baya diaparo (walldrobe). Motlhake a re seo se ba makaditseng ke fa ba bona diaparo di tuka fela wardrobe ga e atshwara molelo le fa diaparo tseo di ne di le ka fa gare. Fa ba Hammnskraal News ba etela lelapa leo re ne ra bona wardrobe e sentswe ke molelo go le gonnye ka montle fela ka fa gare e e sa ntse sentle fela.Malome wa Keamogetswe, Samuel Motlhake a re pele ga ditiragalo tse motlogolo wa gagwe o ne a mmolelela makgetlho a le mantsi gore a ye le e ne kwa kerekeng ka fa botshelo ba gagwe bo le mokotsing. Samuel a re Keamogetswe o simolotse ka go ka thuba seipone sa ka fa phaposi-borobalong ya gagwe a tlhalosafa a bone kgodumodumo(dinosaurs). O tlhalalositse gore molelo o, o simolotse e le ka labobedi mo o fisitseng garetene mme ka labotlhano, molelo o ne wa fisa dikamore di le tharo moo Keamogetswe a neng a lemoswa ke baagisane. A re Keamogetswe e ne ya re fa a tswa kerekeng a mmolelela gore o bone diphologolo di le tharo tse o kareng ke ke dikatse.O

ne a tshogile mme a nagana gore di tlile go mo ntsha kotsi.Ba mmasepala wa selegae wa Moretele, baruti, go akaretsa baagi ba ne ba etela ba lelapa le, moo ba neng ba tshwara thapelo go ka thusa. Mobishopo Abisai Ditsele wa Elim Tabernacle Church o ne a bolelela ba tsenela thapelo gore ditiro tsa mothale ono ga di a tshwanela go ka tlogelwa, e bile go tlhokega gore baagi ba tswelele go ka rapela ka gonne mo malatsing ano go diragala dilo tse di sa siamang. Bangwe ba baruti ba baneng ba rapelela lelapa le, ba ne ba tswa kwa dikerekeng tse di farologaneng. Bangwe ba bao baneng ba tsenetse tirelo e ba akaretsa baemedi ba ntlo ya segosi sa Mathibe.E ne ya re kol elapeng le go ntse go tshwerwe thapelo, Samuel a kopiwa go tlhalosetsa baagi ka mathata a bone. Ene yare a tsweletse ga tlhaloso, re le ba Hammanskraal News ra tsibuswa ka mosi o o neng o fisa dithoto ka fo ntlong ya ga Samuel. Bangwe ba baagi ba ne ba le botsa phokoje ka fa ba ne ba tshositswe ke tiragalo e. Baditimamolelo ba ne ba itelekela go tima molelo o, fela dithoto

di ne di setse di shele e bile di senyegile. Ba ga Motlhake ba ne le bone ba adingwa didiriswa tsa go tima molelo e leng fire distinguishers tseo ba di adimileng ke mmasepala. Moletsa seme, e leng Chiefwhip, Mokhanselara Leah Motsepe o ne a bolelela baagi gore jaaka boeteledipele ga ba lebe ditiragalo tsa sepolotiki fela. O tlaleleditse ka go re tiro ya bona gape ke go bona gore ba tshegetsa baagi ka mathata a a farologaneng. Motsepe o tlhalositse gore ba tla leba ditshenyegelo tseo lelapa le itemogetseng tsona, e tla re morago ga seo ba bone gore ba ka thusa bag a Motlhake jaang. O netefaditse fa ba tlile go ka ba neela dikobo ka fa le tsone di gaitse ke votha mmogo le dijo. O rile jaaka e le ba mmasepala ba na le di programa tse di kgethegileng tsa kantoro ya meyara eo e thusang baagi bao baitemogelang mathata. Motsepe o ikuetse go baagi go ka tshegetsa balelapa leno ka fa ba ka se kitla ba tswella sentle kwa ntle le tshegetso ya baagi. O tsweletse ka go ka tlotlomatsa batlhabololaloago kampo Community Developments Workers (CDWs) ka go ka tsibugela mathata a lelapa leno.

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NEWS / DITABA 31 January 2014

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The South African youth in particular are subjected to drug abuse. Mr Kalaya Modimo from the Central Drug Authority clarified a few aspects to Hammanskraal news abou this burining issue. He mentioned that victim’s heart seems to skip a beat due to being over excited from drug consumption or use. From the said state, the drug takes effect and the abuser becomes abused.

On the other hand, interactions have been put underway between SASSA,Social Development, SAPS, Special Social Services,Health Department,

NGOs and NPOs. A source said that the government pays around R35, 800 per month per single patient for treatment. The source further emphasized that the referred patients at times do not finish their course of treatment and go back to drugs. He stated that common drugs, other than nyaope, are alcohol and dagga (patje/lebake). He related that long term use of dagga lead to memory loss, reservedness, lack of apetite, lack of libido and finally, impotence. On the other hand, excessive alcohol abuse leads to impatience, verbal abuse and assaults. According to the source, the nearest social workers consult with families and the affected abusers who has a to be ready be assisted. He said that in the

case where the abuser agrees, the social worker’s office makes the necessary referrals. He outlined the stages of treatment of the affected persons as follows:The prevention stage is more informatory where the department of Social Development staff visit school, communities,radio stations, churches etc, to dissipate information.The treatment stage takes 20-21 days ata rehasbilitation centre, hospital or clinic. The patientis given bed rest to allow the drug abuser’ body to withdraw under strict doctor/nurse supervision. She mentioned, among others, dizziness, nausea and stomach cramps as some of the symptoms of drug withdrawal.

From treatment (20-21 days later), the patient is referred to a rehabilitation centre where he/she is given chores and responsibilities. At the same time, the patient is taught and trained in monitoring and fighting conflict as well as its management. Family members are also urged to encourage and motivate the former abuser to stay clean.The source relayed that child headed families are subject to drug and substance abuse. It was also stated that children are subjects of affected persons after abuse of any drug. The source mentioned that drug usage is similar to selling the land and the country. She concluded that drug abuse adds up to unnecessary deaths that also cause the government lots of money.

Drug abusers are really abused by drugs

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Ephraim Kgampi o dula le lekgarebe la gagwe le le bitswang Ntombi ko Pienaarsrivier. Baratani ba, ba re ba sale ba nna mmogo go simolla ka 2000. Go ya ka Ephraim, ba gaabo kgarebe bamo itse fela ge a na le madi gore a ba rekele tse ba di tlhokang mme e re morago ge a sena go felelwa ba bob a mo tlhorisa ka dipuo tse di maswe. Ntombi o gana nnang ya banyan aka go tlhalosa fa lekau le e le monna fela ge a ka fellwa ke madi (chelete).

Baratani ba, banale ngwana wa mosimanyana (10) le a wa mosetsanyana (13). Bobedi bo, bo bua ka molomo wa letlhabula gore ba ratana ka la o ka swa nka go ja. Dipharologano tsa bona e kete ke tsona eleng selabe segolo. Ephraim o boleletse

Hammanskraal News gore o kgona go thusabo mogolwaagwe mosadi (Ntombi) fela bona bamo latlhela diatla ge a sena go felelwa. O tlhalositse gore o dira tiro tsa nakwana mo baaging ba Pienaarsrivier mme bamo duele gore a kgone go fepa lelapa le go otla bana ba ba dulang le nkoko wa bona ko Bosplaas. O tlhalositse fa bonno boba leng mo go bona bo batlilwe ke ena e bile e le ena a lebanweng ke dituelelo tsa kgwedi le kgwedi. Ephraim op lotolotse ka gore fa Ntombi a tswa go amogela madi a a tswang kwa letloleng la kotlo ya bana (child support grant), o dulela bojalwa. O ne a lela gore mme yo, ga a mo thuse go lebelela ditlhokwa tsa lelapa e bile bo mogolowe (abuti wa Ntombi) ba tsaya nako eo go mo kgokgontsha ka mafoko gore ga a batle go dira tiro ya nnete. O tswetse pele ka gore bana le go mmitsa rabaki. Ge a botswa gore ka setlhare sa mosi e ele go katoga o

itshoketseng, o thadisitse ge a ka se kgone go phela ntle le mosadi yo.Ntombi ene o kgwele ka tlhaa ka gore o rata Ephraim fela fa a ka tlogela go ba rogaka. O rile monna o dira sentle fa a ka kgaogana le monyekeledi le go lala digoba ( o shapa selala) ge a sena go amogela ko a dirang ko teng. O tlhalositse gore Eph, jaaka a bidiwa mo tikologong eo, o lala ko bojalweng ga a sena go gola mme a tlhwe a ba rotoletse matlho ge a sena go fellwa. Bo mogolwa Ntombi bogolo segoloReubeno netefaditse ga Eph a ba rogaka le go se tlotle mme wa bona. Gatwe mogoma ga a sena go bo tsaya ka mpa tse pedi, o ba bolelela tse ba di jeleng ka motsi wa tlala. “O rogaka go simolola ka mosadimogolo go fitlha ka ngwana yo mo nnye. Ditlhapa tse a di bitsang di tseisa sediidi gonne di ka se ke tsa buiwa.”Ga lotolotsa Reuben, mogoloa Ntombi. Reuben a re ba

setse ba tlabotse Eph makgetlo a mmalwa ka ntlha ya ditlhapa tsa gagwe . Ntle le foo, o tlhalositse gore ga bamo tlhoke ka faga bobone, mme bamo kgotlella ka ntlha ya kgaitsedi wa bona.Go ya kaba lelapa la bo Ntombi, Eph o na le mokgwa wa go ingadisa ge a lemoga gore o dirile phoso. Gatwe ga a nole o na le go nesa pula mme e re a bolelelwa a bo a ngala. Kwa bokhutlong, Reuben o rile monna yo, o setse a sentse dikobo makgetlo a mararo ka tatelano mme kgaitsedi ya bona o gana ka ene fa ba re a kobiwe. Ka fo tlhakoreng le lengwe, Eph o dumetse fa pele ga Hammanskraal News gore ga a tlhoke thuso ya kalafi ka ge e le se se diragalang fela ge a itshietse. “Nka se ke ka mo itshwarela ka ditlhapa tse di boitshegang tse a di rogakileng mme motsadi, e bile ga ke mmatle ko gae ka gore ke tlille go mo senya.”Ga konosetsaReuben .

Ke monna fela ge a sena madi (Chelete)

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Most women tend to look down at breast feeding and its emphasized good for the new-born babies. Nutritionist, Refilwe Fatane, who hails from Gauteng Province telephonically responded to Hammanskraal News on the good that a baby gets when it is breast- fed. She stated that it is imperative that mothers should bond with their babies through breast feeding. She added that the interaction of the suckling baby and the mother when she soothes and talks to it promotes affinity between them. She emphatically said that breast feeding is best.Refilwe voiced that this kind of feeding helps the mother’s womb to quickly get to its normal state.Refilwe said that the first breast milk that the baby gets from its mother is called colostrum. She explained that the colostrum is rich in nutrients that are suitable for the underdeveloped stomach of the baby. On the other hand the milk enhances growth and development of the baby. She warned though, that babies have to ONLY be breast fed without use of any other nutritional method i.e no water as the milk supplies the necessary water or solid food of any kind. She added that breast milk is served at the desired temperature for the baby. She added that breast feeding also helps the baby to breathe properly as it depended entirely on its mother during pregnancy. On the other hand, she added the colostrum contains antibodies that would help fight diseases from the mother or those from the surrounding. Refilwe stated that the colostrum changes its form to the commonly known breast milk within the first five (5) days after the birth of the baby. Colostrum also assists in the defecation of the first stools of the baby that is dark in colour and that it is important that the baby’ body gets rid of such stools.Refilwe voiced that breast feeding can last as long as possible depending on the parent and baby social stands. She said that it could be done between one and two years. She advised women

who develop sores during breast-feeding to consult with doctors and or nurses for help. She explained a developmental milestone as a case where a baby as early as 2 months looks at mother, laughs or crawls. She said it is a phenomenon that shows up to some babies is still rare. She concluded by urging HIV positive mothers who take treatment to continue breast-feeding for a minimum of six months.

Mommy’s milk is the best

BY BENNY MALULEKA & MOTLA NTSHANAGovernment always urge partnership between private sectors in order to make our nation a better place. Some who are responding to this call is P&L Hardware that took place this month when members of ANC were invited to these stores namely in Kopanong and Temba City branches. The retail outlets were turned yellow and green of the ANC when they were hanging the portrait of the SA first democratic president, Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela.Daniel Mkhavitu store Retail Operational Manager highlighted the importance of continuing celebrating the legacy of Madiba as he sacrificed his life for the freedom of South Africans. We find it appropriate to insure that we have Madiba’s portraits in our stores as we are also part of the community. Lillian Masaga store manager told the members of ANC that as private sectors they also celebrate the life of Tata Madiba.Shimmy Makhubela, Ward 75 ANC Election Co-ordinator told attendees of the events that some people have died haven’t yet

participated in voting for the democratic elections so we must appreciate that we have taken part several times since the first elections. He emphasised that as the ANC they want to insure that the country moves forward through the partnership with community to accelerate development to insure all people enjoy the benefit of democracy. Ward 75 councillor Jane Makgato said that she wish other stores would follow example of P&L and thanked their effort. She further said that as the ruling party they intend continuing the struggle Madiba left.In Kopanong Ms Joyce of ANCWL and a member of Parliament told Hammanskraal News that the struggle is not yet over as women still face many challenges compared to men. She further said that even after20 years in democracy women are still marginalised in employment. The women place is no longer in the kitchen women need to take on leadership positions the same as men explained her. She further said women must take part in making decisions because they make decisions any way in their lives. Ms Joyce mentioned that

in the past people were not as free as they are, and should appreciate men like Dr Mandela and many more who fought for these good freedom that we are experiencing today.

P n L Kopanong Staff and ANC Women’s League

P & L CELEBRATE LEGACY OF MADIBA WITH LOCAL ANC IN HAMANSKRAAL


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Ngobi, Transacty residents met at the Agrico hall in order to be educated on activities of the departments of Legislature and Home Affairs respectively. According to Cllr P.S. Letlhabi, ward 6, his office noted the importance of educating residents the public and to arm them with knowledge as to what to do. He stated that people are lied to and wrong action is taken because of their lack of information and knowledge.Mr. Charles Ramokopelwa from the Northwest Northwest Dept. of Legislature in Mafikeng, voiced the purposed of the gathering as follows: The department aimed at initiating transformation laws to promote public participation and transparency in an accountable manner. He explained that different MECs meet to report and account on their job descriptions. He added that the public voices its burning issues to the legislature for research and subsequent response. Mrs BoikanyoRamoku, Northwest Provincial Legislature representative informed Ngobi residents that every MEC has his/her committee members. She further explained that the sectoral parliament includes elders, youth and the chieftainship. Boikanyo explained that a petition is a list of written complaints by an individual or a group of people that is forwarded to the Provincial Legislature. She added that a petition should bear a name of the contact person or sender, address, point out the complaint and suggest a possible solution to the matter. She further relayed that the Provincial Legislature would respond telephonically and furnish with a reference number .Boikanyo said that the Legislature takes some time in that the query or complaint has to first be assessed and investigated. She concluded that documents on the investigators’ findings would be communicated to the relevant complainants.Maria Moumakwe, representing the Department of Home affairs, said that sadly, Moretele did not have an office since the one in Temba stands for Gauteng Province. She stated that her office operates from Brits which falls under the Northwest Province. She explained that her department caters for human life from birth to death. She relayed that her department had had educational projects since 2009. She said that new-born babies’ registration of birth should not be left for more than 31 days. Moumakwe voiced that her institution has made sure that every hospital or clinic has a Home Affairs employee to register birth or death of new-borns.

NORTHWEST DEPARTMENTS OF LEGISLATURE AND HOME AFFAIRS JOIN HANDS TO EDUCATE NGOBI RESIDENTS

By Benny B Maluleka

Despite our South African soccer squad’s early departure from Orange African Champions’ Tournament, the residents continue to enjoy the football fest. This was visible at various shopping complexes when the Gauteng Government’s Communications and Information Systems (GCIS) took to the street in Hammanskraal area in urging the public to support the tournament.

Senior Communications Officer,George Moeketsi from Hammanskraal Thusong Centre, said that besides our national squad’s being eliminated from the tournament, the soccer lovers did not have to give up.”As a government, we want to encourage communities to continue to support other countries national squad as a host country. “We would like our citizens to also continue to follow the soccer matches because the tournament is important through peoples support to insure its success,” requested Moeketsi.Renbro Shopping complex was blown away by the sounds of vuvuzelas which were given to the publicas well as SA national flags could be seen carried by shoppers. Moeketsi told Hammanskraal News that this was their effort as government to create awareness about the tournament to the communities and to encourage them to support the other countries’ teamsnationalsoccer teams that remained. Even though Bafana Bafana had an early shower by not even reaching the quarterfinals after it was beaten by Nigeria most South Africans still continue to enjoy the tournament. Shoppers and residents at RENBRO and Temba Complex were given promotional items vuvuzelas, branded keyrings,pens, and mini South Africa’sflags. Commenting about the tournament Moeketsi said that CHAN have been an eye opener for most fans and supporters highlighting that some teams have done more than what was expected from them sighting countries such as Zimbabwe.

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I know Mamphela as a principled, fiercely determined person who loves her country deeply and devotes her life to the cause of making democracy work, said DA leader Helen Zille during a media briefing on Tuesday 28 January. The Democratic Alliance (DA) announced that they had approached Dr Mamphela with an invitation to stand as the party’s presidential candidate during the 2014 elections. The AGANG leader accepted the invitation stating that both organisations were to put together their strengths and their reach to take full advantage of this historic moment.The move by the DA and AGANG comes at a critical point in South Africa while all parties prepare their election efforts. A couple of weeks back EFF leader Julius Malema and IFP leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi smoked the proverbial peace-pipe in a move which resulted in the two leaders agreeing to allow campaigning in strong holds without any interferences.In her statement Mamphela said, “this partnership will bring us closer to the country of our dreams. Together we will continue to work to transcend social division and the marginalisation of poor people. We will work to protect women and youth in our communities. Together we will ensure working hospitals and schools, hold the corrupt accountable, create a professional public service, and ensure leaders serve the people”.Judging by the comments on social media platforms this move accepted, many arguing that Mamphela represented hope and proof of a transforming DA.

Mamphela:

DA best option

DA’s Presidential candidate; Mamphela Ramphela is confident that the time for change is upon us.

Your vote speaks for youBy Benny Maluleke

Republic of South Africa will be celebrating 20 years since the dispensation of democratic government which is commonly called the rainbow nation. Citizens will be heading to the polling station this year to vote for the parties of their choice during the elections.Jane Aphane, of IEC Temba says that they are busy with voter education at various places to encourage citizens to go and register for this year upcoming national elections. She told Hammanskraal News that they (IEC) have not reached their target number they have set however they have come up with different programmes to curb this challenge.We have Democracy Education Facilitators (DEFs) who visits public areas such as schools, churches, hospitals and other different places explains Aphane.DEFs teach the public about where to register and what requiredto vote in order to make sure that we reach the target we have set for ourselves. She added that the improved areas have been the first time voters they have seen an increase of 5% and other include individuals who have relocated as they now have reregister at places where they are now staying.According to Aphane the number that have improved is individuals who have inspection those who have already registered and wanting to check if their names still appears on the voters’ roll. She further said that they also continue to conduct Door to Door campaign which communities are taught about voter education which institution are free to arrange with IEC if they need our services.Aphane urged the community to take this matter serious and go in numbers between February 8 and 9 for the final registration around the country so that they can able to vote. “Your vote speaks for you, you don’t want people to speak for you what you don’t wish. So it is better to go and register ans check if you are registered.” Said Aphane. She said that those who need to register can visits IEC offices at their respective places during the week between 8h00 and 16h00 they will get help. She told Hammanskraal News that people can also call tollfree line on 0800 118 000 or log on www.iec.org.za and other option is to use a cellphone by sending an SMS which cost only R3.00


Councillor of ward 74 Jabu Sibaya

Ms Qedani Mahlangu MEC Infrastructure 1 Masokolara Socia l Club Badiri ba ko Temba beach Members of DA from Ramotse

David from MCRLawrance Nkuna, Oabetswe Mathebula and Tshepang Chaane

Baruti ba Anglican Temba Branch 1Government communications handing out diflag and divuvuzela at Renbro Centre


BY BB MALULEKA

Petal box installed on a car while the client waitsMost South Africans find it hard to make ends meet as there is lack of employment opportunities however they are encouraged to create jobs.

Some use their education to survive while some use

talents in order to put bread on their table. Isaac Masango is unemployed father of two sons who reside in Chris Hani in Hammanskraal. Masango says that has been trained as a welder but he concentrate on ensuring that motorists don’t lose their cars. Masango designed what he calls petal box and petal lock. These equipments protects vehicles from being stolen. He says his innovation gives the motorists peace of mind because thieves

will not be able to start the cars, because it is obvious that if you can’t access the petals then you cannot drive the car.He told Hammanskraal News that he has already fitted these products to local car owners and they are extremely happy and satisfied. He added that even those who have tracker, feels much safer with these products installed in their cars. Masango has been working with welding works since 1990.

He toldHammanskraal News that he cannot work as a welder because he is disabled. He has an artificial leg and that does not put him down. He focuses on designing these products because he feels very sorry for car owners who spend a lot of money to buy cars and have them stolen at the end of the day. His love for cars has inspired him to develop these products. He believes when you buy a car you buy it for keeps not to be stolen.

A intelligent disabled man, brings hope to Hammanskraal car owners

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By: Karabo Mahome Moretele Gunners will be playing their first home game on the 2nd february 2014 on the vodacom leagueto try and put Hammanskraal on the map through soccer while the legends of the now known Moretele Gunners formerly Temba Gunners will be playing the ever green shinning Mighty Top Site on the very same day and venue Mr Thabo Nkgoagatse who is former gunners coach and mighty top site player and also the co-ordinator of the game said they looking for all those players who featured in these two teams colours from 1985 to 1999 to come to the party and remind themselves of the good all days where they used to play soccer every day thou they know that it will be difficult because they not fit any more as some of them are no longer training. NKOAGATSE known as “KWALA” said they very much prepared to do what they used to do to gunners which is to beat them while GUN-NERS legends BRA CASH better known said soccer is translated in the pitch not on the table and said only the best team will always do as they did before beating the opponent when both asked what will be the score Bra cash said they will win these one by 5 goals to zero (5-0) while Bra Kwala opposed that by saying the score will be (3-1) in their favour as they will be using the advantage that Gunners legends have heavy belly.Although Bra CASH said mighty top site should expect to see the likes of ABEL KODISANG(PULE), JAN RAMOKOLO(TD4), Isaac Moche, and Pleja who will be between the post while Mighty top site will be hav-ing the likes of Selwyn Doom Dichabe, Amo highway baloyi,lolo yoyo matlamela,culture

nyembe,kwala Nkoagatse,Cleopas Msechi Ntuli, Loyd fetsi Phokela,Molefe Zero Makgopela,Master Bango,Tipa Killer Maluleka and Steve buda Dikobe while on the hot seat of the coaching will be MR JUICE MAKHUBELA and BAHOLO MAHLANGU

BATTLE OF THE SOCCER LEGENDS

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