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Klerksdorp
Designers Win at J&B Met 2010
Everyone knows that the J&B Met is so much more than a horse racing
event. It's all about glamour, fashion, style and serious partying.
Anel Botha and Gert Johan Coetzee; who were two graduates at NW School
of Design were selected as winners in themes: Best Themed Couple and
Most Elegant Couple at the J & B Met 2010.
Anel Botha (Designer of the year 2006) who graduated in 2006 wore her
own design during the event when she and her partner Graham were
selected as Best Themed Couple.
Gert Johan Coetzee (Designer of the year 2005; Top 10 SA designer)
graduated in 2005 and his design was worn by South African female pop
artist, Thembi Seete and partner Henri Slier who were awarded Most
Elegant couple.
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YourProfile
Name: Mario Van Heerden
Birthday: 17 Maart 1984
Star sign: Pisces
Occupation: Fashion Designer - Pearl Oyster
When I look into the mirror every morning I think: WoW….. What a mess?
Nah
My favourite people in the world are: Lady Gaga , Tyra Banks , Celebs!
My favourite quote is: That's Hot Paris Hilton.
People makes me laugh.
The greatest lesson life has taught me so far is: Hard work pays off…..
I'll do almost anything for: Food.
When I get stressed I am most likely to throw everything out a window.
I want my tombstone to read: This is far from over…..
I wouldn't mind being stuck in an elevator with: Lady Gaga!
In three words I am: Super crazy entertaining.
If I had a million rand to spare I would: Go shopping with my friends!
I live in Klerksdorp because: This is home.
The first thing I would save from a house fire is: My clothes lol!
My nickname is: Marz
I love my job because: I can tell people what’s hot or not!
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LIFE AND TIMES WITH COLLIN
Whose idea is it anyhow?
It's funny how one latches on to things. It doesn't only have to be big
or great things like going out to buy a house or a motorcar. Maybe it
was advertising seduction that led to the purchase. Or good
old-fashioned buyers itch. 'Die geld brand 'n gat in sy sak', my late
grandfather used to say. These items leave capacious gaps in one's
banking account, and often lead to buyer's remorse later on. Still there
comes a time when you need to move to a new house your family is getting
bigger. Or that car is becoming unreliable it could leave you in the
lurch far from home.
People also latch onto smaller things as well buying a certain line of
perfume, or becoming obsessed with trying to make friends with someone.
With the buying of the perfume its quite simple if you can afford it,
get it.
Trying to break into a new friendship is a little more exacting. You
need to tap into something somewhat deeper (some believe you can buy
friendship with money, you can't). Seneca, the famous Roman thinker and
writer said, 'Money never made anyone rich'. You need that connect
social status, intellect, similar interests and so on, in order to
create and make lasting friendships.
Of late I have noticed (and latched onto) how people come up with ideas
and then proceed to keep them. I suppose the phenomena has been around
for a long time. Its just that I have heard, 'But it was my idea', more
than once over the last few weeks. It doesn't matter whether it was to
start a club; create a recipe or give rise to an investment syndicate.
There is the same refrain, 'It was my idea'. These then mutate into,
'It's my club'; it's my recipe and, 'It's my syndicate'.
Two words spring to mind with this kind of thinking and behaviour:
myopea and solipsis. The first is probably understood by most and means
shortsighted. However I am referring to shortsighted in the figurative
sense. The second word solipsis, is less often used and refers to the
philosophical theory that only self exists or can be known.
I want to deal with both concepts as one. There is, to my mind, a
definite interplay between the two.
For the sake of expediency, let's look at starting a club. I wake up one
morning with this bright idea that I believe that we should have a
mayfly club. Why? Well because I believe that mayflies are under threat
and should they become extinct it could have serious consequences for
the food chain. I am on fire with the idea, and share it with my wife.
She frowns quizzically she doesn't fly-fish and doesn't have the
foggiest about mayflies. But that doesn't deter me. I phone my
fly-fishing buddies and excitedly share my idea with them. 'Sure Collie,
lets meet informally and discuss it'.
So I prepare for this informal gathering. I get a venue. I draw up the
agenda. At the meeting I do all the talking and I suggest that we start
a club. 'What shall we call it? I ask? Again me, 'Why not call it The
Great North West Endangered Mayfly Species Club?' (In all humility I
thought of this thought provoking and catchy name before the meeting,
but had to wait patiently for the right moment to suggest it). Anyhow,
that out of the way, I suggest a constitution, a committee, our bankers
. . . . . and so on and so on.
What is wrong with the above scenario? Quite simply it's all about me,
my, I. But not to hurt my feelings, the guys go along with it. Because
they were not afforded an opportunity to buy into the process from the
outset, or were given joint ownership the idea will fly for a while, and
then die a slow death. And then everybody shrugs their shoulders in
disbelief, 'But Collie it was such a good idea'. By this time, I am
blaming everybody else for the demise of the Great North West Endangered
Mayfly Species Club. Cant blame myself, now can I? Pride wont let me,
'Sweetheart, why couldn't they see that it was a great idea. So much
could have been achieved. I am not appreciated for what I do.'
Maybe it was a great idea. Maybe it could have worked. But because of my
not letting others share in the ownership of the idea, it died.
I am not referring to ideas that are capable of patent and enjoy the
protection of the law.
When you want to start a club or something along similar lines, you have
sell the idea to others. That, according to my reckoning, implies a
transfer of your idea to others. By them buying into your idea, they
obtain a shared degree of ownership. You invariably need others to
assist in the running of the club. But I (we) want to maintain control.
And therein lies the danger and the threat. Not only to me, but to
others as well. Subtle discontent gives way to outright confrontation,
where egos get in the way and lifelong enmity, between otherwise good
friends, now pervades the landscape.
This curse of control seems to stem from some deep-seated fear that if
we aren't in control, that somehow or other we are deficient in some
way. This mindset leads to loneliness and rejection.
Some years ago I was listening to a psychologist talking on the radio
about fear and how we cover-up our fears through control. She used a
simple example: before buying your next pair of shoes, plan to give an
old pair away. Think about it it's not the buying of the new shoes that
is the issue. It's the giving away of the old pair that's the problem.
And at the heart of the problem is the loss, or perceived loss, of
control by giving something away. Possibly by giving something away, we
are giving something of ourselves away. Bette Middler voices it so
fittingly in The Rose, 'it's the soul afraid of dying, that never learns
to live'.
Until and unless we learn the art of giving of ourselves to others,
great ideas will end up on the ash-heap of lost dreams and society will
be that much poorer for it. Do we not have a duty to give to others? How
else can society progress? How else can the world, which is all we have,
move forward?
So, again, one morning I wake up with this great idea on how to protect
mayflies. I decide to share this idea with others and let them buy in.
The idea is no longer mine, but ours. We all more forward, and we all
benefit.
Who knows, for my efforts, maybe a mayfly will get named after me. Nice,
but not important. Talking about that, do we really need monuments to
ourselves. I remember my mom taking us for picnics in the Cape Town
Gardens. The place was (is) spiked with monuments and statues. We were
quite small, but something always enthused my curiosity why did the
pigeons have to always sit, and do their thing, on the poor guy's [the
statue's] head? Do pigeons know something that we don't? Something to
mull over.
Chat again next week.
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Council declares war on
potholes
The City of Matlosana's Infrastructure and Utilities department will
stop at nothing in making sure that the concerns over the increase of
potholes in the city gets an immediate attention.
In its bid to declare war on potholes, the department has sourced out
services of 86 new general workers who will assist with the patching of
potholes.
The municipality has also advertised a vehicle tender which will ensure
that employees are sent to attention-seeking areas with speed. The
municipality is also busy purchasing concrete cutter, wackers and
pedestrian rollers for easy work than the old conventional (pick and
shovel) for the shaping and repairing of roads. Presently, the municipal
workers are working overtime, including on weekends to address major
routes of the city but due to the recent rains, the Council have
resorted to the use of the soil crete to temporarily close the potholes
during wet conditions as it is unwise to close them with cold bag premix
or hot asphalt.
Also advertised is the emergency patching contract to assist with the
proper patching of potholes around the entire city.
The Council intends acquiring the services of more than 2 service
providers to speed up this process. The Council has also sent a request
for budget adjustment to come up with a long term solution of
rehabilitating and resealing most damaged roads due to bad weather
conditions.
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DR. KENNETH KAUNDA DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY DONATES FUNDS TO HAITI
The Executive Mayor of the Dr. Kenneth Kaunda District Municipality
Councillor Boitumelo Moloi has joined the rising number of Good
Samaritans after committing funds totaling R50 000 towards disaster
relief funds to Haiti.
This happens following Mayor Moloi's pledge on SABC 2 Morning Live
telethon on 28 January that the District would be donating the Funds to
assist the government of Haiti which has been left with at-least 150 000
fatalities after an earthquake that struck more than two-weeks ago.
Although the District is aware of the vulnerability of its communities,
particularly in the recent floods, the Mayor expressed the Haiti
Disaster as a tragedy that requires help from all corners of the globe.
The Executive Mayor also challenges all able business-people around the
Dr. Kenneth Kaunda District to assist in any way they can towards the
Haiti Disaster Fund.
The fund's bank account number has been announced as follows: 923 884
4487 at the Absa Branch Code 632005.
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Velour in the face of violence
In late November last year, residents of AngloGold Ashanti's Vaal River
Village learnt with shock and dismay that the apparent safety of their
peaceful environment had been violated.
Fleeing after an armed robbery at Itireleng Residence had gone wrong,
three suspects crashed their get-away vehicle and charged into a home
where they held three people hostage for several hours. It was a
high-stress situation of which the outcome could have been much
different if it had not been for the valour shown by a passerby and
members of the company's Security Department.
Even though the incident was traumatic for the victims, the controlled
way in which it was resolved proved to be a testament to AngloGold
Ashanti Security's determination to prevent its people and assets from
being exposed to the risks of criminal activity. It also proved that
criminals can be thwarted if ordinary, law-abiding people become more
vigilant and work with crime prevention units to make sure that thugs
are brought to justice.
The hostage drama started to unfold shortly before lunchtime on Friday,
27 November 2009 when three men drove a light delivery vehicle (LDV)
through the steel rollup door that leads to the delivery bay of the Teba
Bank at the residence. They held the tellers at gunpoint while raking in
a substantial amount of cash. At about the same time, electrician, Hans
Bal noticed a suspect vehicle at the bank and alerted senior security
officer, Jan Labuschagne who was on duty in the control room. Jan
immediately dispatched the Security reaction units and a high-speed
pursuit followed. The suspects fired several shots and security officer,
Nico Keys returned fire wounding one of the suspects in his upper left
leg.
Trying to avoid capture, the suspects drove into Vaal River village,
where they crashed and then seeked cover in one of the company houses.
The South African Police Services (SAPS) was informed and working with
Security personnel they acted quickly to secure the scene. The suspects
surrendered when the SAPS Special Task Force arrived to take charge. All
three suspects were arrested and two handguns were seized. The stolen
cash was also recovered without any innocent bystander having been
injured.
As could be expected, the management of Teba Bank was extremely grateful
for the outcome and decided to reward the men who had bravely confronted
the bank robbers. Hennie Oosthuizen, Klerksdorp branch manager of Teba
Bank, handed cash rewards to Hans Bal and Nico Keys on Thursday, 21
January.
His relief was clear when mentioning that because there had been so many
people in and around the residence, the bank robbery could have ended
with casualties. “Even though the bank is insured against acts like
these, we felt compelled to reward these men for the dangerous part they
had played in apprehending the suspects,” Hennie said.
Head of Security, Pierre Victor thanked Nico and Hans, as well as other
members of his team for the professional manner in which they had
handled the situation. “The fact that no security personnel, SAPS
members, Teba employees, bystanders or those held hostage was injured
shows that safety really is your first value.
Your tremendous efforts and acute sense of observation must be
commended,” he said, adding that Teba Bank deserves applause for
presenting the heroes with their rewards.
Photo Below: Nico Keys (middle) and Hans Bal (second from right) Jan
Labuschagne (far left), Michael Mngadi (third from left) Max Modise,
marketing manager at Teba Bank; Piet Stander, branch operational manager
at Teba Bank; Pierre Victor, head of Security; and Hennie Oosthuizen,
branch manager of Teba Bank in Klerksdorp.
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HIGHER EDUCATION COMMITMENT TO FACILITATE INCREASED ACCESS TO AND
AFFORDABILITY OF HIGHER EDUCATION
The 23 universities in the public South African higher education system
have committed themselves to facilitating increased access to higher
education and to ensure that it remains
affordable for most individuals and families.
This commitment was shared with the Ministry of Higher Education and
Training at a meeting on 7 January 2010.Tuition fee increases across the
sector for 2010 as a percentage of those in 2009 have been kept in the
range 9-15% in line with inflationary pressures, as well as agreements
and commitments within individual institutions as a result of internal
consultation processes.
HESA is in the process of finalising guidelines aimed at assisting
institution to arrive at affordable tuition fees whilst ensuring the
maintenance of the quality of teaching and
learning; research facilities; student support and other services; and
the financial sustainability of our institutions. We recognise the
positive gesture from some of our institutions which have put in place a
process to make provisions for financial assistance to academically
deserving but needy students from their own operational budgets.
The sector has specifically committed to the following:
• Making available appropriate financial support to students who meet
the relevant institutional
criteria, in order to ensure that no deserving student is denied an
educational opportunity on
financial grounds;
• Expediting the processing of upfront payments in the National Student
Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) so that NSFAS supported students are in a
position to pay first installments of fees;
• Strengthening institutional systems for detecting early warning
signals on student performance as well as mechanisms for re-directing
underperforming students to other areas of study;
• Ensuring that the goal of being responsive in terms of facilitating is
not by institutional inability to ensure effective collection of debt.
The current student debt within the sector is in the region of R2.8
billion.
• Giving special attention to broadening access for students from
Quintile 1 Schools which are located in poor communities in extremely
disadvantaged rural areas of the country. Students from these schools
are to get special support to enter into higher education as well as
support to enhance their chances of success.
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WAT IS BETER AS GENESING?
VOORKOMING
Ter ondersteuning van Wêreld Kankerdag op 4 Februarie 2010, met die tema
"Kanker kan ook voorkom word", tree KANSA as gasheer op vir 'n Simposium
in Pretoria oor kanker en die omgewing met Dr Devra Davis as Gasspreker.
Sy is tans Professor in Voorkomende Medisyne by die Mt. Sinai Mediese
Sentrum in New York en was die Stigtersdirekteur van die wêreld se
eerste Sentrum vir Omgewingsonkologie by die Universiteit van Pittsburgh
se Kankerinstituut en Professor in Epidimiologie by die genoemde
Universiteit se Nagraadse Skool in Openbare Gesondheid.
Dr Davis en ander gesaghebbendes sal praat oor omgewingskarsinome (kankerveroorsakende
faktore). Dit wat ons weet, dit wat ons nie weet nie en dit wat u kan
doen om u risiko te verminder. "Navorsing toondat tot 90% van alle
kankers deur omgewingsfaktore veroorsaak word, wat dit van lewensbelang
vir die land maak om hiervan kennis te neem," sê Sue Janse van Rensburg,
HUB van KANSA.
"Hoekom is voorkoming nie die fokus van die stryd teen kanker nie?" Vra
Dr Davis in haar boek The Secret History of the War on Cancer wat by die
simposium tesame met Exclusive Books bekendgestel word. Dr Davis, MPH, D
Phil, is 'n bekroonde Amerikaanse wetenskaplike en skrywer wat
internasionaal bekend is vir haar werk op omgewingsgesondheid en die
voorkoming van siektes.
Sy verduidelik: "Bewyse van hoe die wêreld waarin ons leef en werk
bepaal of ons kanker gaan kry, is óf oor die hoof gesien óf onderdruk.
Dis nie toevallig nie. Die Oorlog teen Kanker is bedryf deur
industrieleiers wat kankerveroorsakende produkte vervaardig het, en
selfs partykeer deur die medisyne en tegnologieë ter opsporing en
behandeling van kanker, bevoordeel is."
Tydens die simposium sal Dr Stella Anyangwe, die AFRO verteenwoordiger
van die Wêreldgesondheidsorganisasie, die 2008 Wêreld Tabakvryedag
Prestasietoekenning aan KANSA se HUB, Sue Janse van Rensburg, oorhandig.
Dit is ter erkenning van alles wat KANSA bereik het in die stryd teen
kanker in Suid-Afrika.
Omtrent die boek 'The Secret History of the War on Cancer'
Die War on Cancer se vertrekpunt is om kankers op te spoor, te behandel
en te genees. Baie van die faktore wat bekend was as kankerveroorsakend,
soos byvoorbeeld tabak, die werksplek, bestraling of die wêreldomgewing,
is uitgelaat. Gevul met meeslepende persoonlikhede en inligting wat nog
nooit voorheen bekendgemaak is nie, toon The Secret History of the War
on Cancer aan hoe ons die stryd verkeerd begin het, met die verkeerde
wapens, en teen die verkeerde vyande 'n nalatenskap wat tot vandag toe
voortduur.
Omtrent die Kankervereniging van Suid-Afrika (KANSA)
KANSA se doel is om die voortou te neem om kanker in Suid-Afrika te
beveg deur 'n unieke en geïntegreerde diens aan die publiek en aan almal
wat deur kanker geraak is, te lewer. KANSA het meer as 330 personeellede,
12 000 vrywilligers, 51 kantore en 12 tussentydse tuistes landswyd.
(Vir meer inligting, kontak Lucy Balona, Hoof: Bemarking en Kommunikasie,
KANSA op 011 616-7662 of 082 459-5230 of skakel KANSA tolvry op 0800 22
66 22, of besoek www.cansa.org.za of kontak u naaste KANS kantoor by 018
294 8253 of 018 468 2038
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Sluice gates opened at Vaal
Dam
Fourteen sluice gates at the Vaal Dam were opened on Thursday 28 January
- the highest number of gates open at once since 1996.
Three million litres of water fled into the Vaal Dam per second and two
million pour out. Incessant rains pushed the water levels above the 100%
full mark, forcing officials from South Africa's Department of Water
Affairs to release some of the water.
Releasing water led to flooding in surrounding areas. A few residents
near the Vaal River experienced damage to their homes.
See photos below.
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RECORD FIELD
FOR DUESOUTH XTERRA BUFFELSPOORT DAM
Although the North West Province was plagued by extremely wet weather
conditions on Saturday, 30 January 2010, it seemed to have no impact on
South Africa's top multi-sport and lifestyle athletes when a record
field of close to 1 000 competitors swarmed to the magnificent
Buffelspoort Dam to test their skills at the second leg of the 2009/2010
DUESOUTH XTERRA presented by REHIDRAT®.
Dan Hugo was once again in top form to secure the individual men's
title, while Susan Sloan was victorious in the individual women's
category of the event.
According to Hugo, the course was extremely muddy due to the rain, but
lots of fun. “Today's race was awesome and it was amazing to see how the
XTERRA has grown.
Kent Horner and Charl Keet swam really well and exited the water about
25 seconds ahead of me. Although the mountain bike route was very
slippery, I managed to catch them quite quickly. The course was a little
shorter as it had to be adapted at the last minute due to the weather.
It was, however, still very challenging with lots of rocky, loose
sections. I really enjoyed the run especially the section where we had
to cross a stream. Today was a great indicator of where I am in terms of
racing condition and fitness.
There is still one or two points that I need to work on before the
DUESOUTH XTERRA South African finals in Grabouw.
I am really excited about the South African finals, ultimately this is
the one event where I'd like to produce the goods,” says Hugo, who
completed the race in an impressive time of 02hours16minutes55seconds.
Kent Horner came in second, while Rob Woestenborghs of Belgium finished
third.
Susan Sloan took top honours in the individual women's category of the
DUESOUTH XTERRA when she crossed the finish line in
03hours02minutes44seconds.
Sylvia van Tromp came in second, while Riana de Lange finished third.
DUESOUTH XTERRA competitors had to complete a 1.5km swim, 26.5km
mountain bike and 12.5km trail run, while DUESOUTH XERRA lite entrants
needed to complete a 400m swim, 15.8km mountain bike and 6.3km trail
run.
Participants could enter individually or in teams of three.
South African Finals - Excitement is mounting as the third and final leg
of the 2009/2010 DUESOUTH XTERRA is drawing nearer.
This awe-inspiring event, which also serves as the keenly anticipated
South African series final, will take place on Saturday, 20 February
2010 at the picturesque Grabouw Country Club (Western Cape).
The local series forms part of the XTERRA Global Tour and athletes will
have the opportunity to qualify for the world championship final that
will take place in Hawaii later this year.
The global series span more than 90 qualifying events in 13 countries
and take competitors to some of the most spectacular and challenging
courses around the globe.
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Happy
Feet All Set for 2010 U14 National Tennis Ranking
During December 2009 and January 2010 Kimberly Jean Botha of Brothers
College found out exactly what it going to take over and above prayer to
become one of the top ten in the country for under 14 for tennis.
To play tennis and perform on the top levels is no easy task.
The first tournament in Stellenbosch proved to be a huge tester and
disappointment for Happy Feta was sent to the back draw after not
qualifying for the top 32 in the platinum decision. Kimberly dealt with
the disappointment and managed to win the back draw and came 33rd out of
68 entries. Next tournaments in Ronderbocsh was kinder to her. She
Managed to qualify for the top draw. This was tennis at its very best,
Kim played hard and managed to finish in the top 25 for this one and
went to the quarter finals with her doubles partner from Durban young
Amy.
After Cape Town Key Health Super 7 tournaments and a short break over
new year Kimberly tackled the Gauteng Central National Championships at
Ellis Park. Here Happy Feet played her heart out and lost to the no 4
seed of the tournament in the quarter finals. She played two hard games
and managed to beat the number 2 seed of the tournament to get 5th
position in singles and got to the semi finals in doubles. Straight
after this Happy Feet challenged the no 2 in the province for the number
two position but was unsuccessful.
Botha had set herself a goal to be in the top ten in the country by
November 2010. This is going to take huge effort and support from her
coaches, fitness trainers, family and friends.
We wish her everything of the best and hope that she is able to carry
the Matlosana Magic Dream to higher levels. When Kimberly started in
November 2009 she was ranked 124 in the country she is currently ranked
number 60 in the country.
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RAINY DAYS FOR THS
The rain did little to curb the enthusiasm of the learners of THS on 26
January.
In spite of a wet and muddy field, THS learners continued to participate
in the annual Inter-house while the crowd egged them on.
Many more learners were involved in the athletics this year than in
previous years; a sure sign that something positive is brewing amongst
the learners.
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Wessie-krieketspeler maak naam
Ethan Gilbert, een van Hoërskool Wesvalia se krieketspelers in verkies
tot die Lions Franchise o/18 Cubs span wat vanaf 2 Januarie tot 6
Januarie in Stellenbosch gespeel het.
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Wessie-Atlete is TOPS
Hoërskool Wesvalia se atlete het op 26 Januarie 2010 by die Harry
Oppenheimer aan die jaarlikse Interhuis deelgeneem.
Die Wessies het soos in die verlede gewys hoe dinge gedoen word en dat
hul meer as gereed is vir die komende Interhoër.
Vanjaar se junior Victrix Ludorum is Hermioné Kruger en die senior
Victrix Ludorum is Liezl Hechter.
Die junior Victor Ludorum is LJ Basson en die senior Victor Ludorum is
Molliere Duffue.
Wesvalia se Top 20 atlete
is:
Molliere Daffue met 861 punte vir 100m seuns o/16, Christo Krause met
781 punte vir hoogspring seuns o/16, Christiaan van Eeden met 765 punte
vir 200m seuns o/16, Reihner de Meyer met 733 punte vir 200m seuns o/16,
Liezl Hechter met 731 punte vir 100m dogters o/16, Pieter Strydom met
720 punte vir 200m seuns o/17, Edmund Hilder met 709 punte vir 200m
seuns o/16, Isabel Faul met 704 punte vir 200m dogters o/14, LJ Basson
met 689 punte vir hoogspring seusn o/15, Salome van Heerden met 688
punte vir hoogspring dogters o/17, Hermione Kruger met 683 punte vir
100m dogters o/15, Petrus Coetzee met 678 punte vir 100m seuns o/19,
Dawie Swanepoel met 673 vir 200m seuns o/14, Zabastian de Jager met 662
punte vir 100m seuns o/19, Jacques Smit met 655 punte vir 800m seuns
o/16, Paul-Phillip Fick met 639 punte vir 100m seuns o/19, Celiska
Krause met 615 punte vir 200m dogters o/14, Marizanne Oosthuizen met 607
punte vir 100m dogters o/19, Johlene Koch met 600 punte vir hoogspring
dogters o/16 en Eugene Pettit met 571 punte vir 100m seuns o/19.
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