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Die Escapades Teater by Rio Casino se dak is weereens gelig toe die Straatligkinders daar opgetree het op 30 Augustus 2008. Die “show” het deel uitgemaak van die “red 'n wolfyn” toer waarmee hulle tans besig is en soos gewoonlik het die Straatligkinders gesorg vir 'n aand vol “rock” en “fun”. Hulle nuwe CD waaraan hulle onlangs gewerk en opgeneem het sal teen die einde van die jaar op winkelrakke beskikbaar wees. Dr Kenneth Kaunda District Municipality and Standard Bank goes into partnership Orkney- The Skills development and training committee of the District municipality is making sure that the non-financial managers officials of all the five municipalities are empowered and capacitated. Standard Bank will be sponsoring the accredited financial management course, which commenced today and it will run for a month period. During the opening of this initiative the Provincial Public Sector Manger of Standard Bank, Mr Kago Marumo explained,” Our purpose is to make partnership and make contributions across the province. For us as a bank we want to focus on the financial departments in order to improve skills of the financial officials.” The Chief financial Officer for Dr Kenneth Kaunda District Municipality, Mr Nash Ratlhogo said that the ultimate delivery of this initiative is to produce quality and healthy annual financial statement. He further added that this is a great opportunity for the financial officials to unleash their potentials. The Standard Bank together with the District municipality will monitor the participants' performance to ensure productivity. The chairperson of the Committee, Cllr Rainy Martins thanked the Standard Bank for giving the municipality this prospect. Photo right: The team that made this initiative possible (from left) Mr Sello Motsiri from Dr KKDM, Mr Kago Marumo from Standard Bank, Cllr Rainy Martins, Mr Nash Ratlhogo from Dr KKDM and from Erika from Klerksdorp Branch-Standard Bank. SANpark addressed honours students Three management members of SANParks (South African National Parks) addressed honours students in tourism on the Potchefstroom Campus of the North-West University on parks management, marketing and development. Here are Mr Joep Stevens (general manager in tourism of SANParks), Mr Giju Varghese (head of business development), Mr Glenn Phillips (managing director: marketing), Prof Melville Saayman and Dr Peet van der Merwe (lecturers in tourism). The Institute for tourism and leisure studies has been doing research on several aspects in the national parks of SANParks since 2001. Negotiations are launched so that tourism students can possibly do their internships at the different parks. IKAGENG HOUSING PROJECT LAUNCHED Dust flew at the Project launch Site in Ikageng Extension 11 near Potchefstroom as jubilant residents toyi-toyied and appreciated the face-bricked showhouse that North West MEC for Developmental Local Government and Housing, Howard Yawa handed to beneficiaries at the weekend. MEC Yawa and the Executive Mayor for Tlokwe City Council, Councillor Maphehle Maphehle used the occasion to also turn the sod for the commencement of construction of 2000 low-cost units by two women developers in the area. At an information session for women contractors held earlier at the Madiba Banquet Hall,Yawa announced that his department in partnership with the National Home Builders' Registration Council has earmarked housing construction capacity building training for 50 Women contractors and youth in the current financial year.”We wish to see women contractors take the challenge of housing delivery with the same resilience, determination and courage as the heroines who marched to the union buildings on the 09 August 1956. The programme for women empowerment should translate into accelerated delivery in the spirit of business unusual and not delayed and unfinished projects", Yawa said. Name: Johannes Cornelis Visser (Joe) Star Sign: Cancer Birthday: 1957-07-21 Occupation: Owner of Carpetworx When I look into the mirror every morning I think: O shit I'm getting old. My favourite people in the world are: My mom and son. My favourite quote is: It's not either or but both and. Listening to politicians on tv…….. make me laugh. The greatest lesson life has taught me so far is: never give up. I'll do almost anything for: My son. When I get stressed I am most likely to throw ……(words)……. out a window. I want my tombstone to read: What a lucky guy. I wouldn't mind being stuck in an elevator with: Angelina Jolie. In three words I am: hardworking. If I had a million rand to spare I would: invest it.
I live
in Klerksdorp because: the people are kind and friendly. The Truth and Ethics The word ethics is derived from the Greek word ethos meaning custom. Taken further, ethics investigates the effects of human actions on society. At once the reader will recognize that ethics concerns itself with what is acceptable to society and what is not. A simple example will be that society demands that we wear clothing in public and that to walk around naked is not allowed. Custom dictates that we don't walk around naked in public. And that custom is codified into our legal system. Ethics as a philosophical concept is vast. At best this article will only skim the surface. And even then it will be left wanting. The topic has vexed the world's greatest thinkers from Socrates to the present. The philosopher that I want to focus on for this article is Immanuel Kant. Kant was part of a school of philosophers from a period known as The Enlightenment. It is so named to differentiate it from the so-called Dark Ages and concentrated on man's ability to reason and to think freely. During the Dark Ages man could definitely not think freely. The Enlightenment had some serious moments like the French Revolution where the masses came to rationalize that the King of France was a servant of the people and not the other way round. It was also to provide the platform for the birth of Modernism and the advent of steam and speed. Kant was Professor of Logic and Metaphysics at the University of Konigsberg. He is noted for his development of what is known as moral philosophy. His famous (and very thought-provoking) saying is: 'Two things fill the mind with ever-increasing wonder and awe . . . the starry heavens above me and the moral law within me.' Morality here (a branch of ethics) concerns itself with the principles of right and wrong. The so-called Moral Imperative. Kant espouses that we do our moral duty, which reason alone can establish. According to Kant what matters about an action, in so for as its moral worth is concerned, is the intention with which it is performed. But what is the right intention, asks Kant, and how can we determine what that is? Kant argues that reason alone can determine what the right intention is. To assist us, according to Kant, we are guided by one or more principles or maxims. Kant goes on to explain his position through moral imperatives. Don't steal, period. It's not, if you don't want to go to jail, don't steal. Or don't lie. Not, if you want people to trust you, don't lie. Don't commit adultery. It's not, if you don't want to get caught out, don't commit adultery. Sound like the Old Testament? While Kant's theory did come in for criticism ie. no regard for people's feelings, I do feel that he did get rid of the grey areas in some of the arguments that we tend to get caught up in. You know exactly where you stand on a particular matter. Either a person stole or he didn't. Lied or didn't lie. Had an affair or didn't. It's that simple. The truth is not a thing that we invented. It's within us. All of us, as rational thinking beings, are by and large aware of our transgressions. Maybe in summing up, I would, like to quote from Omar Khayyam's Rubaiyat. Khayyam was a famous 10th century Arabian poet. In the 71st quatrain he writes:
'The
Moving Finger [of life] writes; and, having writ, Chat again next week. Collin Hyman Die Jouberton "development drive" het OP 31 Augustus 2008 plaasgevind. Sowat 30 fietsryers van lokale klubs het hieraan deelgeneem en die rede waarom dit gedoen was, is om voornemende fietsryers in die "townships" bewus te maak van die Old Mutual/Klerksdorp Straatfees kermesse wat op 6 September 2008 plaasvind asook om ryers te identifiseer vir "development" in fietsry. Die Matlosana Verkeersdepartement het die ryers begelei deur Jouberton,Alabama en Manzilparke. Dr Kenneth Kaunda Women Seminar The office of the Speaker organized to pay homage to women Councillors and Officials in the Dr Kenneth Kaunda District Municipality and Maquassi Hills Local Municipality. The event was held on 28 August 2008 at the Portuguese Hall in Klerksdorp, a mere three days before we conclude the National Women's Month. The prestigious event was aimed at acknowledging the massive sacrifices and overwhelming contributions made by women in our municipality. Women were celebrating with songs of joy and speakers of the day were empowering the audiences. The women received gifts and there was a lucky draw during this prestigious event. The following statement was stated by the Executive Mayor of Dr Kenneth Kaunda District Municipality, “When the multitudes of women, young and old, rich and poor from across the cultural divide gathered at Ga-Motlatla some three weeks ago for our National Women's Day Celebration, we as women of this Province felt humbled by the honour bestowed on us, especially the rural women in the North West by that symbolic gesture.” She went on to state that that as part of the broader government system, Dr Kenneth Kaunda District Municipality has taken several steps in affirming the leadership of women in both the administrative arm and its political component. Women officials from the lady who makes tea and sweeps the floor right up to the managerial echelons, comprise the most important and essential element of our machinery for quality service delivery. She ended of to say, “Undeniably, the road ahead is still steep, rocky and full of thorns. The achievement of further advances at a workplace level should clearly dovetail with the broader national agenda to finally catapult South Africa and our District into a socially inclusive and a cohesive nation.” Agreement with Korean university strengthened A delegation of the Kosin University in South Korea, under leadership of the vice-president of this institution, visited the Potchefstroom Campus of the North-West University. A collaboration agreement with this university was strengthened further and it entails exchanging students and lecturers, especially in theology and education sciences. From the left is Mr Koan Su Park of the Korean church in Pretoria, Prof Annette Combrink, rector of the Potchefstroom Campus, Mr Min Ahn, vice-president of Kosin University, and his wife, Jin-Hee Chung. At the back is Kyu-Tae Choi, a Puk student who did the interpreting and can speak Afrikaans practically fluently. Markdag - Janie Schneiderskool Daar heers 'n atmosfeer van intense opgewondenheid onder die leerders van Janie Schneiderskool en 'n effensie benoudheid onder die personeel, want op Vrydag 5 September 2008 vanaf 10:00 is dit markdag by die skool. Die onderrig tema vir die derde kwartaal is entrepreneurskap en die onderwysers het lank gespook om vir leerders die beginsels van koop en verkoop te leer. Met hierdie markdag maak Janie Schneider leerders geskiedenis, want dit is die eerste skool vir intellektueel-gestremdes in Noordwes wat 'n geleentheid vir leerders en ouers bied om hulle ware/dienste te verkoop. Dit is wel 'n instelling by laerskole, maar vir die gemeenskap van Janie Schneiderskool is dit 'n eerste. Die personeel en leerders doen 'n beroep op die stad van mense om 'n draai by die skool in Charel de Klerkrylaan 8 te maak en te kom kyk, te koop en te geniet. Van die items wat aangebied word is tuisgemaakte lekkergoed, gebak, droeë wors, naaldwerk, speletjies, en daar is selfs 'n klas wat so oorspronklik is om jou skoene vir jou skoon te maak teen 'n fooi. Dr Kenneth Kaunda Women Seminar The office of the Speaker organized to pay homage to women Councillors and Officials in the Dr Kenneth Kaunda District Municipality and Maquassi Hills Local Municipality. The event was held on 28 August 2008 at the Portuguese Hall in Klerksdorp, a mere three days before we conclude the National Women's Month. The prestigious event was aimed at acknowledging the massive sacrifices and overwhelming contributions made by women in our municipality. Women were celebrating with songs of joy and speakers of the day were empowering the audiences. The women received gifts and there was a lucky draw during this prestigious event. The following statement was stated by the Executive Mayor of Dr Kenneth Kaunda District Municipality, “When the multitudes of women, young and old, rich and poor from across the cultural divide gathered at Ga-Motlatla some three weeks ago for our National Women's Day Celebration, we as women of this Province felt humbled by the honour bestowed on us, especially the rural women in the North West by that symbolic gesture.” She went on to state that that as part of the broader government system, Dr Kenneth Kaunda District Municipality has taken several steps in affirming the leadership of women in both the administrative arm and its political component. Women officials from the lady who makes tea and sweeps the floor right up to the managerial echelons, comprise the most important and essential element of our machinery for quality service delivery. She ended of to say, “Undeniably, the road ahead is still steep, rocky and full of thorns. The achievement of further advances at a workplace level should clearly dovetail with the broader national agenda to finally catapult South Africa and our District into a socially inclusive and a cohesive nation.” Agreement with Korean university strengthened A delegation of the Kosin University in South Korea, under leadership of the vice-president of this institution, visited the Potchefstroom Campus of the North-West University. A collaboration agreement with this university was strengthened further and it entails exchanging students and lecturers, especially in theology and education sciences. From the left is Mr Koan Su Park of the Korean church in Pretoria, Prof Annette Combrink, rector of the Potchefstroom Campus, Mr Min Ahn, vice-president of Kosin University, and his wife, Jin-Hee Chung. At the back is Kyu-Tae Choi, a Puk student who did the interpreting and can speak Afrikaans practically fluently. Markdag - Janie Schneiderskool Daar heers 'n atmosfeer van intense opgewondenheid onder die leerders van Janie Schneiderskool en 'n effensie benoudheid onder die personeel, want op Vrydag 5 September 2008 vanaf 10:00 is dit markdag by die skool. Die onderrig tema vir die derde kwartaal is entrepreneurskap en die onderwysers het lank gespook om vir leerders die beginsels van koop en verkoop te leer. Met hierdie markdag maak Janie Schneider leerders geskiedenis, want dit is die eerste skool vir intellektueel-gestremdes in Noordwes wat 'n geleentheid vir leerders en ouers bied om hulle ware/dienste te verkoop. Dit is wel 'n instelling by laerskole, maar vir die gemeenskap van Janie Schneiderskool is dit 'n eerste. Die personeel en leerders doen 'n beroep op die stad van mense om 'n draai by die skool in Charel de Klerkrylaan 8 te maak en te kom kyk, te koop en te geniet. Van die items wat aangebied word is tuisgemaakte lekkergoed, gebak, droeë wors, naaldwerk, speletjies, en daar is selfs 'n klas wat so oorspronklik is om jou skoene vir jou skoon te maak teen 'n fooi. Electricity prices set to go up Rising energy costs are here to stay, and consumers will have to live with them, says Public Enterprises Minister Alec Erwin. Speaking at a business breakfast in Cape Town on Tuesday, he warned that while consumers had started to cut back energy consumption, more needed to be done to prevent a repeat of the power outages experienced earlier in 2008. Eskom plans to spend R343-billion over the next five years to build new power stations and revive power plants. Erwin said those plans were on track, but that that would not spare consumers the burden of paying for rising commodity prices. "The price of energy is inescapably rising. It's rising and will continue to do so for a long time," he told the meeting. "The cost of energy to the consumer has to be cost reflective," he said. Eskom said in July that primary energy costs, which include major power sources like coal, had risen by 40 percent in the last financial year. "We will have to double the basic wholesale price of electricity over the next two to three years," he said.Erwin, who has come in for flak for his handling of the power crisis, said part of the solution lay in greater energy efficiency. Overall electricity consumption had fallen by 4 percent to 5 percent. – iol Motorists can breathe a sigh of relief as the petrol price dropped 78 cents to R9.42 a litre on 3 September 2008. The drop in fuel prices has been attributed to lower international oil prices, coupled with a stronger rand. Last month the petrol price dropped by 27 cents, but the price at the pump reflected a drop of only 20 cents per litre. This caused an outcry among motorists who felt cheated, but the problem was blamed on the fact that the figure had to be rounded off to accommodate fuel pumps that could not display a four-digit unit price per litre. The "rounding off" system had been applied to accommodate 30 percent of pumps in the country which could not accommodate four digits, but this time it was not required, as all pumps could accommodate three digit figures, said Peter Morgan, chief executive of the Fuel Retailers' Association. Hein Baak, deputy director in the department of minerals and energy, said it could not be predicted whether the price would continue to drop, as the evaluation of factors affecting prices were carried out monthly. – iol SIX FACTORS TO A HEALTHY HEART September is declared National Heart Awareness Month. Health professionals and health promoters of Dr. Kenneth Kaunda give health talks to local people and the communities visiting our clinics and hospitals. “Business Unusual, All hands on deck for Healthy Life styles”. The secret to long life and good health is practicing Healthy Life Styles. Make the lifestyle changes necessary to promote good health in the future” The human heart can be compared to the engine of a car both are power units that keep bodies moving or alive. Your heart works as a pump that pushes blood to the organs, tissues, and cells of your body. The blood pumped by the heart delivers oxygen and nutrients to every cell and removes the carbon dioxide and waste products made by those cells. If blood flow to the heart is slowed or stopped or the heart beats irregularly, your life may be in danger. Like your car engine, how you treat your heart will determine how long and how and how well it will continue to work for you. Many people take better care of their cars than their bodies, says Dr Denton A. Cooley, founder, president- emeritus and surgeon-in-chief of the Texas Heart Institute. They are careful to change the oil, have regular service and use proper petrol for their vehicle make. But when it comes to their bodies, they fuel it with high-fat and high-salt meals, they smoke, and they don't exercise routinely. Medical advances can't do away with heart disease. Good health depends largely on people taking positive action.” Healthy life Style is important for meaningful good healthy life.
Exercise
Regularly (Check with your healthcare professional before starting any exercise program).
Aim for
at least 30 minutes a day or two 15-minutes periods of exercise.
Eat
Sensibly Limit total fat. Limit saturated fat. Avoid hydrogenated or partially hydrogenated oils known as trans-fat (read the ingredients section). Replace unhealthy fats with healthy monounsaturated fats like olive, canola and peanuts oils.
Eat at
least two fish meals a week. Cold water fish contain health omega-3
oils. Stress is a normal part of life how you deal with it can have an affect on your heart.
Schedule
“me” time to do the things that give you pleasure. Optimal blood pressure is 120/80 mm Hg. Drug therapy is indicated when blood pressure is >140/90 mm Hg, or even lower blood pressure in the setting of chronic kidney disease or diabetes (>130/90 mm Hg) A blood pressure reading of 135/85 or above is considered high. Monitor high blood pressure regularly. Ask you doctor about blood pressure self-monitoring Be aware of Risk Factors for High Blood Pressure: Heredity, Race (twice as frequent in African than Whites), Obesity (2-6 times more likely to develop Age (risk goes up as you get older), Salt Intake (limit if salt-sensitive), Excess Alcoho Intake, Lack of Exercise Stress.
Avoid
Potential Problems Reduce risk of drug interactions by letting all of your doctors know about every medicine you are taking even over- the counter medicines, vitamins herbals and birth control pills. Red wine and other alcohol beverages may help reduce the risk of heart disease, but, if you don't drink, don't start. Women should limit alcohol intake to one drink per day. Alcohol is an additive drug and excess alcohol consumption is a risk factor for heart disease and other diseases and contributes to domestic violence and automobile fatalities. Purple grape juice may offer the same health benefit for arteries without the concerns of alcohol. Have Healthy Relationships Intimacy, trust and feeling supported are ingredients of healthy relationships. Share your feeling with a trusted loved one. Learn to communicate effectively to get what you need. Seek counseling or support groups if you have difficulty relating to others. Be clear when reporting health concerns to your medical practitioner. Organize your information before you visit to the doctor or practitioner's office. Students empower teens in Sonderwater Honours students in development communication distinguished themselves in the community the past week in a very special way. The five students, Kristel Fourie, Yolanda Maartens, Jeanne Oliver, Amoré Truter en Madge Lourens became involved in the GIRRL project (Girls in risk reduction leadership) of Ms Kylah Forbes Biggs, a research fellow at the Africa Centre for Risk Studies, under the leadership of Dr Dewald van Niekerk. GIRRL is financed by the World Bank and was recently included in the United Nations' international strategic programme for risk reduction. The students acted as volunteers and according to Biggs they did far more that was expected of them. “In this way theory and practice communicated with each other.” The GIRLL project empowered 21 teenage girls in the Sonderwater community by presenting practical information and application sessions. Themes such as HIV/Aids, sexual health and first aid received attention so that these girls could help the community. The local government, experts and lecturers were also called in to present the sessions. According to Biggs, the sessions gave more than mere information. It built self-confidence and empowered the girls to make more effective and informed decisions.Recently the group held a community day in Ikageng and the girls conveyed their new knowledge to their community by means of drama performances. Biggs says they would like to present the project in other communities as well.
This
project also recently appeared in a UN publication. PHOTO: Ms Kylah Forbes Biggs (third from left) and the honours students who helped her with the GIRRL project, Kristel Fourie, Yolanda Maartens, Amoré Truter and Jeanne Oliver, with the teenage girls from Sonderwater. Ontwerpstudente doen internskap in Londen Drie NWU ontwerpstudente het elk onlangs ʼn maand lange internskap by drie top Londense kreatiwiteitsinrigtings afgelê. Leana de Beer, Carla Erasmus en Gert Schoeman het elk ʼn internskap by Digit, Poke Interactive and Creative Review Magazine onderskeidelik verower nadat die algehele Grand Prix-toekenning by die Construction New Media-toekennings hulle te beurt geval het wat vanjaar in Februarie by die Ontwerp-indaba in Kaapstad gehou is. Leana de Beer het haar internskap deurloop by Poke, wie se kliënte Orange, HSBC, Kate Moss se modes, Yahoo en Gucci insluit, terwyl Carla Erasmus haar tyd by Digit deurgebring het. Digit gebruik ʼn kombinasie van strategie, kreatiwiteit, tegnologie en navorsing en ontwikkeling om nommer-pas voortreflike oplossings te bied aan 'n onmeetlike verskeidenheid heel waardevolste kliënte. Gert Schoeman het sy internskap by die wêreld se vooraanstaande maandblad vir visuele kommunikasie, Creative Review, voltooi. Benewens die wen van die Grand Prix, het CI-Lab die plaaslike kategorie van die kompetisie oorheers deur die goue toekenning vir die projek “Mossie” deur Leana de Beer, Carla Erasmus en Gert Schoeman (wat aan hulle die Grand Prix besorg het) in te palm, asook die silwer toekenning, wat na Gert Schoeman se A Sleepless Night gegaan het.
Vir meer
inligting: Pay your traffic fines on your cellphone First National Bank customers can now pay their traffic fines using the banking group's cellphone banking service. The traffic fines payment solution was launched on FNB ATMs in 2005 and since then there has been a significant increase in customers taking up this option.Payments of traffic fines on cellphone banking are currently free of any bank fees but customers have to be registered for FNB cellphone banking. Traffic fine payments are available on the menu-based service or the Web service for WAP-enabled mobile handsets. FNB processes traffic fines for Tshwane, Ekurhuleni, Emfuleni (Vereeniging), Cape Town, Drakenstein (Paarl), George, Kungwini (Bronkhorstspruit), KwaDukuza, Midvaal, Potchefstroom and Sundays River (Kirkwood). Computing SA - Duncan McLeod Muslims prepare for month of Ramadan The Muslim holy month of Ramadaan started on 1 September 2008. Muslims converged at Three Anchor Bay in Cape Town where the sighting of the new moon was confirmed. September is the Islamic lunar calendar's holiest month and a time for reflection. During this period from dawn to dusk, Muslims prepare themselves for a month-long journey in which they consciously blend their lives with spirituality. About 50 Muslims gathered next to the beach for the sighting of the new moon. But, the treacherous weather and dark clouds on the horizons made it difficult see. Ramadaan which lasts about 30 days comes to end with the sighting of the new moon for the celebration of Eid which is signified by the giving of alms to the poor. KHS se Eerste Krieketspan het die afgelope naweek 30 Augustus teen Potchefstroom Gimnasium gespeel. KHS kolf eerste en teken 229 lopies aan. Die kolwer's was Ryno vd Westhuizen (45) en Vernon (72). Klerksdorp gaan bowl en haal Gimmies uit vir 172 lopies. Die beste boulers was Dirk van Staden 3 vir 30 in 10 & C J Ferreira 2 vir 35 in 10. KHS wen met 58 lopies. Vernon kry plek in “Green Squad” Vernon Prinsloo van KHS is opgeneem in die Cravenweek O/16 Rugby “Green Squad”. Dit is spelers wat aangewys is as die Top 100 by die nasionale Cravenweek. Elke provinsie ontwikkel nou sy eie groep oor die volgende twee jaar. Hoërskool Wesvalia se krieket spanne maak behoorlik naam met hul een triomf op die ander. Die o/15 A's span het Saterdag 23 Augustus teen Hoërskool Gimnasium gespeel en hulle met 8 lopies gewen en die o/16 A's het Woensdag 27 Augustus teen Klerksdorp Hoërskool gespeel en hulle met 6 paaltjies gewen. Die volgende Wessies is na verskeie byeenkomste in die NW-landloop span vir 2008 opgeneem: Annique Burger, Launé Meyer, Jaco Gouws, Dylan Cronje, Dehan Meyer, Michael Joubert en Ilzé Saunders. Hierdie atlete gaan op Saterdag 6 September in Middelburg aan die Suid-Afrikaanse Landloop Kampioenskappe deelneem. Hoërskool Wesvalia se leerders het Maandag, 1 September, lentedag gevier. Die leerders kon gewone klere aantrek en hulle het ten spyte van dié koue Lentedag te vrolik gelyk en die dag baie geniet. Die Wessies het ook om te wys dat hulle vir die natuur omgee, bome geplant. Vier van KHS se skaakspelers is gekies vir die Noordwes Skole Skaakspan wat in Desember aan die SA's gaan deelneem. Hulle is gekies op grond van hul prestasie in vier toernooie waar hulle 'n merietepunt opgebou het. Die vier KHS'ers is Jannes Venter, Jan-Harm Steenkamp. Francois Stevens en Anika van der Linde. Anika het onlangs teruggekom nadat sy in Spanje vir die Suid-Afrikaanse span gaan speel het. Jannes Venter, wat die afgelope naweek (30-31 Augustus) aan Goudkop se Ope toernooi deelgeneem het, is as wenner in die O/20 afdeling gekroon toe hy 6 uit 6 spelle gewen het. Op 25 Augustus het L/S Saamtrek en St. Conrads se senior seunspanne mekaar die stryd aangesê in KOSH finaal van die seuns enkelliga. St. Conrads word hiermee gelukgewens met hul puik oorwinning. Op 27 Augustus het Samies dit met die junior A-en B-seunsspanne teen mekaar in die finaal van die KOSH enkelliga gespeel met die uiteindelike A-span oorwinning. Gelukwense gaan hier eintlik aan die B-span wat dit reggekry het om ander A-spanne ui te stog om in die finaal te kom! |
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