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So is die Lewe: Boerneef

So is die lewe: Boerneef deur Marius Britz

Hierdie is ‘n inperkingstorie, ‘n reis van onthou om te ontvlug uit die onsigbare kettings om ons. Nie noodwendig ‘n aangename storie nie:

Op pad van Langebaan af om by my seun in De Doorns te gaan kuier, dink ek aan Boerneef se gedig: “Niks hang so rooi soos wingerdblaar by Hexrivier / niks staan so geel soos herfspamplier / by Dwarsrivier op Ceres / slaan rem aan, hou jul asem in, en kyk en kyk / lank en eerbiedig, soos ‘n mens na so ’n herfs moet kyk / laat dit inbrand in jou vir latertyd / die warm geel en rooi / vir latenstyd.

Boerneef
Boerneef

Ry jy by Hopefield verby, sien jy eerstens die windkragopwekkers wat yslik hoog langs die pad staan. 47 van hulle herinner jou aan Don Quichot de la Mancha wat reuse gesien het wat hy met sy knol van ‘n perd, Rosinante, ‘n geroeste swaard en ‘n lans wou gaan baklei het. Dit was uiteindelik net windmeulens. Maar anderkant dit, ver anderkant, is die berge van die Boland sigbaar. Soos blou skimme op die horizon.

Aan die linkerkant die Sederberge, die Matroosberge, Kasteelberg, en op ‘n afstand, Papegaaiberg en Simonsberg in Stellenbosch. As jy afdraai by Moorreesburg verby, ry jy die wingerdwêreld in. Teenaan die pad deur Riebeeck-Wes lê die bekende plaas, Allesverloren. Geboorteplek van twee Suid Afrikaanse eerste ministers, Jan Smuts en D.F. Malan. Die plek van die beste portwyn. Wingerde so ver as wat jy kyk, teen die hange van die berge in.

Die skilderagtige Riebeeck-Kasteel is vol kunstenaarsateljees, eetplekke en historiese huise. Uiteindelik ry jy verby plekke waarheen mense uit die noorde jaarliks baie geld betaal om te kom vakansie hou: Tulbach, Gouda, Rawsonville. Uiteindelik kom jy op die N1 by Worcester in, net so katspoegie van De Doorns af, deur een van die mooiste paaie in ons land wat na die Hexriviervallei gaan.

Skielik staan hy daar, langs jou motor by die robot. Lank, forsgebou, met die spore van ontbeer duidelik ingeëts op sy gesig. “Meneer, askies meneer,” klop hy teen jou motorruit. “Ek kry swaar. Het meneer nie so paar sent in meneer se beursie nie.” Jy kyk na die lang hare, die vuil klere, en die ruie baard. Iets lui ‘n klokkie. Iewers het jy al die gesig gesien. Jy sien dat sy oë vernou as hy na jou kyk. Sonder om ‘n woord verder te praat, draai hy vinnig om en verdwyn eensklaps uit jou gesigsveld. Asof hy nooit daar was nie. As die robot groen slaan, draal daardie gesig soos ‘n deuntjie in jou kop. Daardie oë. Dit is mos bekend? Of nie?

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Peinsend ry jy verder, en delf diep in jou kop se toegesluite laaie. Soos mis wat oor die see land-in waai later begin saampak as wolke, raak die beeld mettertyd duidelik. Prysuitdeling by die laerskool by een van die haltes van jou lewe. Dinamiese, gewilde skoolhoof wat gemaklik met mense omgaan. Goeie spreker, ekstrovert, man wat besonders mooi kon kitaar speel, en dikwels in die erediens opgetree het as sangleier. Hy kon die moeilike ouers en mense in die gemeenskap met geduld en takt hanteer, en was as storieverteller gewild by braaivleise en funksies. Iewers het hy bevordering gekry na ‘n ander plek toe, en daar het sy spore min of meer doodgeloop.

Jy is nou doodseker. Dit is hỳ. Nie net die oë nie, maar ook daardie onmiskenbare Bolandse bry. Sy onverklaarbare verdwyning as julle mekaar se oë herken, die manier van loop, alles. Dit is hy. Google maak dit moontlik om die toegewaaide spore weer te gaan oopkrap. Die lewe wat jy oopkrap, is nie ‘n aangename storie nie. Dit is die storie van soveel mense, gegradueerde en suksesvolle mense.

Jy onthou die woorde van jou dosent in Wysbegeerte wat jou diep geraak het, een herfsdag veertig jaar gelede toe hy gepraat het oor Man’s search for meaning van Victor Frankl. Hy het sy lesing onderbreek, deur die venster gestaar na die vaal winterlandskap op die Tukkiekampus, en, half asof hy met homself praat, vertel van ‘n man wat saam met hom in die koshuis was.

Ook ‘n skoolhoof geword, en toe een oggend net in sy kantoor ingestap, alles bekyk, toe omgedraai en daar en dan ‘n lewe afgeskryf het, op soek nie wie-weet-wat. Snaaks genoeg onthou ek dat die professor vertel het dat hy en die man mekaar eenkeer iewers gesien het, en altwee dadelik weggekyk het. Hulle bes probeer het om te ontken dat hulle mekaar ken.

Terwyl ek hierdie sit en skryf, wonder ek waarom ek dit doen. Is dit omdat ons nou gebombardeer word met negatiewe en fopnuus? Is dit omdat ons die afgelope sestig dae elkeen gedwing is om die muwwe laaie van ons harte en koppe se kamers uit te pak? Is dit dalk omdat ons dieselfde emosies ervaar as Victor Frankl toe hy in die tweede wêreldoorlog in ‘n konsentrasiekamp beland het, hulle al sy klere uitgetrek het en ook sy ongepubliseerde doktorale tesis, wat hy desperaat probeer wegsteek het, afgevat en verbrand het?

Selfs sy gesin verloor het? Mens sou seker lank daaroor kon filosofeer. Oor die verlede, oor die toekoms. Frankl het die ware sekerhede van die lewe ontdek toe hy alles wat sin vir hom gemaak het, verloor het. As jy niks oorhet nie, het jy nog die krag van jou denke, jou gees, om jou te lei soos ‘n vuurtoring ‘n skip op stormsee lei.

Ek dink aan my ervaring by die robot in Worcester. Kris Kristofferson se lied The pilgrim vat dit mooi saam: “See him wasted on the sidewalk in his jacket and his jeans / wearin’ yesterday’s misfortunes like a smile / once he had a future full of money, love, and dreams, / which he spent like they was goin’ outta style / and he keeps right on a’changin’ for the better or the worse, / searchin’ for a shrine he’s never found / never knowin’ if believin’ is a blessin’ or a curse, / or if the goin’ up was worth the comin’ down.

Boerneef kom weer terug: “laat dit inbrand in jou vir latertyd / die warm geel en rooi / vir latenstyd.” Jy het een lewe. Leef dit. Laat die goeie van gister die kole wees vir vandag se koue. Jou eie kole teen koue as alle sekerhede verdof.

GMM budget approved, tariffs increases

The Govan Mbeki Council has adopted, its Annual Budget, and Integrated Development Plan for the 2020/2021 financial year during a virtual council meeting that took place on Thursday, 28 May 2020.

The new budget as tabled by the municipality should be viewed against the state of the municipality as it is currently.

  • The contamination of our rivers and streams by continual sewer spillages and even planned dumping of the sewer into the freshwater systems should be noted.
  • The continual lack of refuse collection together with the nonexistence of legal licenced dumping sites as well as the illegal dumping that continue unabated should be noted.
  • The continual and regular water losses that go unchecked for days on end should be noted.
  • Electricity losses of up to 53% together with the large problem of free electricity to those that connect illegally should be noted.

All opposition parties rejected the budget especially the tariff increases.

Democratic Alliance (DA) Caucus Leader in GMM, Cllr Ciska Jordaan said that the DA has rejected in the strongest possible terms the implementation of tariffs of the following municipal services:

  • Refuse increased by 4.9%
  • Water increased by 6.6%
  • Sewerage increased by 6.6%
  • Electricity increased by 6.24%
  • Deposits increased by 6.6% and miscellaneous tariffs by 4.9%

Cllr Jordaan also said that the DA had proposed, as an alternative, to both the Govan Mbeki and the Gert Sibande District councils that CoGTA, ESKOM, NERSA and Rand Water are approached for the possibility to waive tariff increases for the first 6 months of the financial year until such time that the adjustment budget is considered due to the state of disaster that has caused for many residents in our municipality simply not to be able generate an income and afford additional charges on their municipal accounts.

Cllr Jordaan speaking on the budget
Cllr Ciska Jordaan. Democratic Alliance Caucus leader in GMM

The argument by the ANC is that the municipality has no control over tariff increases and that the non-implementation thereof would spiral the municipality into financial ruin.

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They are not considering that an increase in tariffs at this stage might result in an increase of non-payment of accounts.

This is especially so if residents are not receiving the services they pay for. Bethal and eMzinoni have been without electricity for months while eMbalenhle has also been suffering under forced load shedding for close to two years. Refuse removal continues to be inconsistent while illegal dumping has become the order of the day in some of our towns. The streets are ridden with raw sewerage in many areas, water distribution is dependent on reactive repair to infrastructure rather than proactive maintenance and the escalating debts towards ESKOM and Rand Water make it impossible for residents to have confidence in a consistent supply of water and electricity.

“We are of the opinion that if there was truly a willingness to implement the myriad of turnaround strategies that had been compiled,” said Cllr Jordaan, “ the by-laws and policies that are guiding generation of revenue and the Financial Recovery Plan that was adopted by the council a year ago and to address water and electricity losses the municipality would not have any excuse not to compensate by other means for the financial loss that non-implementation of tariff increases would apparently result in.”

“It is in fact perceived as insulting that besides several progressive inputs that were submitted by the DA to compensate for a possible financial blow, the powers that are designated to the Executive Mayor and the council during the state of disaster makes it legislatively very possible to provide relief to residents in this form, yet the ANC-led council has opted nonetheless compensate for mismanagement and to recover its financial ineptitude from the pockets of residents.”

The Democratic Alliance is however satisfied that a commitment was made to draft policies regarding financial relief to residents and businesses who have been financially affected by COVID-19 and the lockdown, following a proposal that was submitted by the DA to the finance portfolio committee and positively responded to by the CFO, Mr B Sithole, and will continue to motivate for the implementation of this proposal.

In addition, the DA has also urged for the R10 million that has been set aside by the Govan Mbeki Municipality (GMM) and R2 million by the Gert Sibande District Municipality in their budgets to address the electricity problem in Bethal/eMzinoni as well as the delivery of the 20 MVA transformer from ESKOM that is to be allocated to eMbalenhle to be finalized as a critical matter of urgency.

As mentioned earlier, the towns of Bethal, eMzinoni and eMbalenhle have been burdened with electricity interruptions and load shedding.

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During the month of December 2019, Eskom informed GMM to notify all residents and customers of the municipality of Eskom’s intention that due to the exceeding of the NMD (notified maximum demand) in certain towns (Bethal, eMzinoni Township, eMbalenhle Township, Kinross and Evander), the Municipality will have to implement partially load shedding.

The Municipality applied to Eskom to Upgrade the Notified Maximum Demand (NMD), however Eskom refused as GMM owes Eskom R1,8b.

Communication of Eskom’s intention was given to the community on the 12/02/2020.

“Because of constant load shedding of up to 8 hours a day, residents have lost household appliances, as well as perishables,” said Cllr Mariaan Chamberlain, DA Constituency Chairperson (GMM), “load shedding sometimes went up to 8 hours. The elderly in retirement homes found it extremely difficult, as some are dependent on oxygen machines. Apart from this, lockdown kicked in which made frustrations even higher.”

Cllr Chamberlain speaking on the budget
Cllr Mariaan Chamberlain, GMM Democratic Alliance Constituency leader

The DA MPL Bosman Grobler wrote to GSDM, as well as COGTA, and eventually escalated it to the Shadow Minister in parliament, to ask for assistance.

On the 22nd of May, the response from the MEC of Cogta was that they take note of all concerns, and that the Department would interfere and give feedback on the progress. No feedback has been received from COGTA of its interference yet.

Due to continual pressure from the DA and from community members who have resorted to taking to the streets, finally an amount of R12m has been allocated to the electricity situation in Bethal and eMzinoni. During an IDP meeting from GSDM an amount of R2m was allocated towards GMM. This will help with the R10m GMM has budgeted for upgrading the Bethal infrastructure.

“In eMbalenhle residents must sometimes go without power for up to 12 hours or longer. Eskom together with Bigen Africa is busy installing a mobile transformer from Bracken mine, to assist the community of Emba,” said Cllr Chamberlain, “This project is behind schedule at the moment with no clear indication as to why!”

Winter is approaching. To be cold, hungry and in the dark is jeopardising the livelihood of these towns and needs to be attended asap.

Gang members are terrorising eMbalenhle

In recent weeks, eMbalenhle community members took it upon themselves to deal with gang members terrorising the community around eMbalenhle.

This resulted in houses that were burnt down and 6 people arrested. Amongst the 6 arrested people was an alleged gang leader.

For the past few weeks there has been peace in the area until Tuesday, 2 June.

In extension 22 (gate 6) and extension 14, heavily armed gangs were spotted walking through the streets allegedly terrorising the community with Pangas, knives and other dangerous weapons.

Gang members are terrorising eMbalenhle
Gang members are terrorising eMbalenhle

Community members were terrified and many of them blamed the Level 3 lockdown regulations. Level 3 lockdown regulations allows the buying and consumption of alcohol across the country.

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“We didn’t have this problem for some time now since lockdown. Few days after alcohol is allowed, gang members are moving on the streets,” said a community member.

A few other incidents also occurred such as cell phone theft and other gang related incidents were also reported by community members who took their frustrations to social media. They said that the situation is getting out of hand again in eMbalenhle as gang members have returned.

As eMbalenhle is already in crisis with ridiculous power cuts and the winter that is here, the community has walk to work in the dark and walk home when it is dark out, they are fearing for their lives.

READ ALSO: Protests in eMbalenhle, Gripping Electricity cuts the culprit

Sasol appoints new Group Executive Committee member

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Johannesburg, South Africa – Sasol today announced the appointment of Priscillah Mabelane as Executive Vice President: Energy Business, effective 1 September 2020. She will also serve as a member of Sasol’s Group Executive Committee (GEC).

Priscillah Mabelane, Executive Vice President: Energy Business
Priscillah Mabelane, Executive Vice President: Energy Business

Mabelane, a qualified Chartered Accountant, joins Sasol from BP Southern Africa (BPSA), where she was the Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

Prior to being appointed CEO, Priscillah was the Retail Operations Director for the BP UK retail business. Preceding this, she was BPSA’s Chief Financial Officer (CFO) for four years.

She was formerly a CFO at Airports Company of South Africa and tax director at Ernst & Young. She has also held various roles in finance, tax and general management at Eskom Holdings Limited. Mabelane serves as a non-executive director at the Standard Bank Group Limited and previously served as a non-executive director for Vodacom (Pty) Ltd. 

Mabelane has a strong corporate track record and has successfully managed large, mid and downstream operations in both the UK and South Africa. She brings broad international leadership and a track record of leading and enabling transformation, with an emphasis on retail and operations, cost management, strategic planning and governance to Sasol.

READ ALSO: About Sasol https://www.sasol.com/about-sasol/company-profile/overview

Sasol President and Chief Executive Officer, Fleetwood Grobler commented: “We are delighted to have a leader of Priscillah’s calibre join Sasol. We wish her a long and illustrious career with us and look forward to benefiting from her extensive business and leadership experience.”

Mabelane succeeds Maurice Radebe, who retires from Sasol on 30 September 2020 after 16 years with the Group. 

Maurice Radebe
Maurice Radebe

Radebe joined Sasol Oil (now part of the Energy Business) in January 2004 when Sasol acquired Exel Petroleum, where he was Managing Director (MD). He served as MD of Sasol Oil from 2006 to 2010 and was appointed to the GEC on 1 November 2010.

In his decade-long tenure on the GEC he was initially responsible for global Corporate Affairs, Government Relations and Enterprise Development.

In July 2014, he was appointed Executive Vice President: Energy Business. In addition to the Energy Business, Radebe was responsible for Corporate Affairs for a period and thereafter Sasol’s global Safety, Health and Environment portfolio.

“A seasoned business executive, Maurice has led numerous senior level government engagements in a highly regulated environment and has been instrumental in driving our growth strategy in the Energy business, with emphasis on retail fuels,” said Grobler.

“On behalf of the Sasol Limited Board and the GEC, I would like to thank Maurice for his commitment to Sasol and unfailing support in leading the Energy Business. We wish him all the best in his upcoming retirement,” Grobler concluded.

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“I thank Sasol for a wonderful career and challenging opportunities presented to me. I look forward to spending time with my family and focusing on my passion to develop young leaders as I retire from Sasol. Given Priscilla’s extensive local and international experience, I am confident she will lead Sasol’s Energy Business to new heights, ensuring we continue to play a leading role in transformation of the sector and supporting Sasol’s transition to a lower-carbon economy,” said Radebe.

Friends and Family of Derick Ditlow pays homage

Smoke and screeching tires. People cheering!

In their own special way, the friends and family of Derick Ditlow paid homage to him at a gathering outside Builders Warehouse in Secunda.

Friends and Family gathered at the spot were Derick tragically lost his life in a motorcycle accident on Friday.

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People came with different types of vehicles and some spun their wheels on the tarmac. One motorcyclist formed a complete circle on the road before speeding off into the distance.

Derick’s mother, Judith had a last spin in a vehicle before being taken on a symbolic last ride down PDP Kruger avenue in Secunda on the back of a motorcycle. Pastor Kassie Kasselman rode the Harley Davidson with his mom. There was also a prayer for those that attended the proceedings.

Video of the proceedings as taken by friends and family

The proceedings ended with a special convoy of his friends and family

Motorcyclists are always in danger as people do not notice them or misjudge their speed. Motorists should be vigilant when driving on the road and always be aware of their surroundings. Take caution when approaching motorcycles on the road.

Remember there is very little protection for those riding motorcycles. Please take care when driving.

Secunda taxi rank is in complete compliance during Level 3 lockdown

Today the country moved to Level 3 of the nationwide lockdown according to the Disaster Management Act.

Vukanini Taxi Association (VUKTA) has decided to go the extra mile and draw lines one meter apart to ensure social distancing is being followed, as the government required, at Secunda taxi rank.

A driver ensuring social distancing is being followed and sanitising passengers as the board the taxi
A driver ensuring social distancing is being followed and sanitising passengers as they board the taxi

This was done to ensure that passengers feel safe and follow the social distancing rules.

When the President announced that the country would move to Level 3 of the lockdown, taxis started preparing as more than 3 million people would return to work today.

READ ALSO: UPDATE: Vukanini Taxi Association mourns the passing of two members

To decrease the infection rate, all taxi ranks must adhere to health and safety precautions due to the high amount of people that will start to use taxis again.

A VUKTA driver ready to sanitise passengers at Secunda Taxi Rank
A VUKTA driver ready to sanitise passengers

“Face masks and sanitiser is a must for our drivers. Each and every one of our taxi drivers were given a 70% alcohol based sanitiser,” said Vukanini Taxi Association.

In the early hours of this morning, there was already a huge influx of people going from Blue taxi rank in eMbalenhle to start their journey to Secunda.

READ ALSO: Minister Fikile Mbalula: Coronavirus COVID-19 level 3 lockdown transport measures

“At VUKTA we care and serve. We want to make sure that we can help decrease the number of new infections,” said Vukanini Taxi Association. 

This article was written by The Bulletin’s eMbalenhle correspondent, Sandile Mkhwanazi.

Laerskool Secunda leerling dring deur na Con Spirito Redenaarskompetisie

Die volgende leerlinge van Laerskool Secunda het deurgedring na die Con Spirito Redenaarskompetisie se forte rondte (waaraan 5 provinsies deelneem) nadat hulle aanlyn beoordeel was.

Con Spirito Eisteddfod was in 2003 gevind deur Lizelle van Staden en Zabé Jonker in die Oos Rand. Hulle het die nood gesien om kinders te bevorder en hulle talente te op ‘n platform te kan skouspel.

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Hulle glo dat kinders ontwikkel moet word. Elke kind word as ‘n individue gesien gedurende hulle Eisteddfod.

Con Spirito is ‘n platform waar elke kind hulle talente kan ontwikkel in ‘n vriendelike omgewing met persoonlike terugvoering om die kind te help groei.

Die volgende leerlinge het deurgedring na die Con Spirito Redenaarskompetisie se forte rondte:

Leerlinge wat deurgedring het na die Con Spirito Redenaarskompetisie se forte rondte.
Leerlinge wat deurgedring het na die Con Spirito Redenaarskompetisie se forte rondte.

Ziné van den Heever Graad R (Afr. Huistaal), Alandri Bezuidenhout Graad 2 (Afr. Huistaal), Ilany Van der Merwe Graad 2 (Afr. Huistaal – voorgeskrewe tema asook eie keuse), Xavier Grobler Graad 3 (Engels Eerste Addisionele Taal), Michael Stemmet Graad 4 (Afr. onvoorbereid), Cherinique Grobler Graad 5 (Afr. Huistaal), Jordan Jacobs Graad 6 (Afr. Huistaal), Mielan Prinsloo Graad 6 (Engels Eerste Addisionele Taal), Matsidiso Makgato Graad 7 (Afr.  Eerste Addisionele Taal), Alonzo Blankenberg Graad 7 (Afr.  Eerste Addisionele Taal)

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Back to school, back to a harsh reality on 8 June

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It is back to school, back to a harsh reality for the Gr 7 and 12 students on Monday, 8 June.

“The media briefing by the Minister of Basic Education, Angie Motshekga scheduled for today, 31 May at 18h00 has been rescheduled due to the Minister being engaged in further consultations on the readiness for the reopening of schools,” the department said in a media statement.

Angie Motshekga, Minister of Basic Education
Angie Motshekga, Minister of Basic Education

On Monday, 8 June the schools are reopening for Gr 7 and 12 learners. There are many mixed feelings regarding the reopening of schools. Many feel that the schools should not reopen but as the Minister of Basic Education, Angie Motshekga said: “Life must go on.”

The schools have been taking extra precautions to ensure the safety of their students and teachers.

One parent from Hoërskool Secunda took extra precautions and donated a brand new sanitation booth to the school.

The sanitation booth that was sponsored to the school
The sanitation booth that was sponsored to the school

This brand new sanitation booth was built by Mr Louis Nel. Mr Nel built and designed the sanitation booth that was sponsored to the school.

On Friday morning Mr Nel delivered the sanitation booth to the school and all measures were put in place. The students will be entering from the gate in Coen Brits street. There is tape on the pavement to ensure that the students follow social distancing and then walk through the sanitation booth.

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The sanitation booth is decorated with funky germs to make the students feel comfortable and not feel intimidated by the booth.

The sanitation booth and its funky germs
The sanitation booth and its funky germs

Mr Lucas Meiring told The Bulletin that the school prepared intensely for the return of the Gr 12 students. He said that 188 of 189 matriculants would return to school.

“I did intense research regarding different sanitisers in order not to damage the students’ clothes, bags and ensured that their skin would not be affected. I found a sanitiser that we could mix with water. It is a water based sanitiser and non-alcoholic. The school only has the best intentions to ensure the safety of the students.”

He continued: “The sanitiser has an antibacterial and antivirus in the product.”

The school also has all the necessary documents to ensure parents that the sanitiser is MSDS approved and the company is ISO 9001

Back to school, back to reality

Hoërskool Secunda's sanitation booth that will ensure that the students are safe returning to school on Monday, 8 June.

Posted by The Bulletin on Sunday, 31 May 2020
Hoërskool Secunda‘s sanitation booth that will ensure that the students are safe returning to school on Monday, 8 June.

He also informed The Bulletin that all the classes were washed with Dettol, Jik and Hany Andy. On top of that Afriforum also sprayed all the classes with an antibacterial and antivirus.

“We would like to thank Mr Louis Nel for building the sanitation booth and Mavrick Trading for sponsoring the unit,” Mr Meiring said.

READ ALSO: Breaking: Schools won’t open on 1 June, pupils’ return pushed back a week

Kruik se Aanddiens 31 Mei

Welkom by Impak! Kruik se Aanddiens

Welkom by Impak! Ons gesels oor “My Storie”.

Impak! Kruik se aanddiens

Mag jy in die volgende paar weke God se storie vir jou lewe herontdek, herskryf en herleef.

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Secunda Reformed Church Morning Service 31 May 2020

Welcome to the Morning service of the Secunda Reformed Church.

Morning Service by Dr Anton Knoetze

John 7:37-41 King James Version (KJV)

37 In the last day, that great day of the feast, Jesus stood and cried, saying, If any man thirst, let him come unto me, and drink.

38 He that believeth on me, as the scripture hath said, out of his belly shall flow rivers of living water.

39 (But this spake he of the Spirit, which they that believe on him should receive: for the Holy Ghost was not yet given; because that Jesus was not yet glorified.)

40 Many of the people therefore, when they heard this saying, said, Of a truth this is the Prophet.

41 Others said, This is the Christ. But some said, Shall Christ come out of Galilee?

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