Today 2020-03-18 at about 17h00, police received a complaint about a white vehicle dumped in the veld next to Bethal dam.
Upon arrival at the scene, the police found a white Mitsubishi in the veld. They investigated and when they checked the inside of the vehicle, they noticed two people. One had blood on his head and there was no movement from both people.
Police forensics on the scene
According to information at police’s disposal, the deceased couple left their home at 12h30 to eMzinoni township transporting a domestic worker but never returned.
All role players were summoned to the scene
and the couple was certified dead by Mrs Cindy Swart of Bethal Emergency
Medical Services. The bodies were then taken to Bethal government mortuary by
Mr Bakkie Jele from forensic pathology.
Bethal police are now investigating a case
of murder and request anyone with information that might lead to the arrest of
the suspects to contact Warrant Officer Nico Veldman on 079 396 3652.
Moove
Motion Fitness has implemented strict measures to help curb the spread of the
COVID-19 coronavirus at their training facilities.
This
follows President Cyril Ramaphosa publicising several extreme restrictions in
an attempt to limit the spread of the virus in South Africa.
Furthermore,
President Ramaphosa called on the management of businesses such as shopping
malls, entertainment complexes and “other places visited by large numbers of
people” to improve health control measures. An example of such places is
commercial gyms. Moove Motion Fitness has confirmed that their facilities will
remain open and operational following the President’s announcement.
Regional Manager of Fitness Development at Moove Motion Fitness, Dean Wrigley said that they are committed to supporting its members and the larger community through this period of uncertainty due to COVID-19.
“We know
that the best way for our members to support their immunity is to maintain
their fitness regime and stay fit and healthy. So, we assure our members that we
are committed to their wellbeing, by keeping the Club safe and sanitary at all
times. We follow stringent sanitation rules in all our clubs and with cleaning
of equipment.”
Moove
Motion Fitness said that it has made hand sanitiser available throughout the
Club to all its members, in addition to providing disinfectant products and
paper towels for wiping down equipment.
Moove
Motion Fitness also provided the following guidelines to members:
Sanitise
hands with provided sanitiser upon entering the Club
Sweat
towels are mandatory
Cover
your mouth when coughing or sneezing
Avoid
shaking hands
Avoid
close personal contact: keep a distance of at least 1m
Make
sure you are the only one touching and drinking from your water bottle
Stay
at home if you are not feeling well as per NICD guidelines
“We value your health and understand that we all need to work together to curb the spread of COVID-19 by any means necessary,” said Dean Wrigley, Regional Manager of Fitness Development
The
Bulletin would like to thank Dean Wrigley, Regional Manager of Fitness
Development at Moove Motion Fitness, for speaking to The Bulletin about the
precautions that Moove Motion Fitness has taken and the precautions and care
that Moove Motion Fitness puts into taking care of their members.
Moove
Motion Fitness has implemented strict measures to help curb the spread of the
COVID-19 coronavirus at their training facilities.
This
follows President Cyril Ramaphosa publicising several extreme restrictions in
an attempt to limit the spread of the virus in South Africa.
Furthermore,
President Ramaphosa called on the management of businesses such as shopping
malls, entertainment complexes and “other places visited by large numbers of
people” to improve health control measures. An example of such places is
commercial gyms. Moove Motion Fitness has confirmed that their facilities will
remain open and operational following the President’s announcement.
Regional Manager of Fitness Development at Moove Motion Fitness, Dean Wrigley said that they are committed to supporting its members and the larger community through this period of uncertainty due to COVID-19.
“We know
that the best way for our members to support their immunity is to maintain
their fitness regime and stay fit and healthy. So, we assure our members that we
are committed to their wellbeing, by keeping the Club safe and sanitary at all
times. We follow stringent sanitation rules in all our clubs and with cleaning
of equipment.”
Moove
Motion Fitness said that it has made hand sanitiser available throughout the
Club to all its members, in addition to providing disinfectant products and
paper towels for wiping down equipment.
Moove
Motion Fitness also provided the following guidelines to members:
Sanitise
hands with provided sanitiser upon entering the Club
Sweat
towels are mandatory
Cover
your mouth when coughing or sneezing
Avoid
shaking hands
Avoid
close personal contact: keep a distance of at least 1m
Make
sure you are the only one touching and drinking from your water bottle
Stay
at home if you are not feeling well as per NICD guidelines
“We value your health and understand that we all need to work together to curb the spread of COVID-19 by any means necessary,” said Dean Wrigley, Regional Manager of Fitness Development
The
Bulletin would like to thank Dean Wrigley, Regional Manager of Fitness
Development at Moove Motion Fitness, for speaking to The Bulletin about the
precautions that Moove Motion Fitness has taken and the precautions and care
that Moove Motion Fitness puts into taking care of their members.
Models and
photographers alike braced the cold to participate in an open day at Lake Umuzi
Waterfront.
Loggies van
Loggerenberg decided to help Little Paws Big Hearts and the idea of an Open Day
was born.
Models were invited
and photographers from all over gathered at the Makoro, Lake Umuzi. It was a
hive of activity with models posing at every angle, photographers sometimes
twisting themselves out of proportion to get the better shot.
A lot of photos were
taken and all were pleased with the results. Some models even braved the
swimming pool. The gym at Boesies helped some of the models to show off their well-toned
bodies while the Gardens proved a good background for the more formal dresses.
Each model and photographer had to pay a small fee towards the cause and Loggies was able to hand Louis Kempen from Little Paws Big Hearts a check towards their running costs.
On Saturday and Sunday (14 & 15 March)
Graceland country Club hosted their Club Championship golf tournament. The
first tee off of the Club Championship was at 10:00 on Saturday and 07:30 on
Sunday.
Eric Nkosi, Men’s Club Champ
A total of 55 players competed in the tournament. The Club Championship is played over two days and each player plays 36 holes, 18 on Saturday and 18 on Sunday. The women’s club champion and the men’s club champion were determined by the total gross score over the two days.
Fifty-five players played in this year’s Club
Championship, six of who were women, two juniors and forty-seven men. The two
juniors were Dieter Adendorf (12) and Dean Hall (matric student).
Dean Hall was second in the men’s A DivisionDieter Adendorf
The Bulletin spoke to some of the players.
“A big thanks to Graceland for keeping the course in such great condition. The
weather over these two days was warm and windy. The greens were very fast and
the rough challenging but none the less we enjoyed it immensely,” said one of
the players.
Christa Prinsloo Ladies’ Club Champ
This year’s Men’s Club Champ was Eric Nkosi and the Ladies’ Club Champ was Christa Prinsloo. Dean Hall was first amongst the junior players and second in the men’s A Division.
On Saturday and Sunday (14 & 15 March)
Graceland country Club hosted their Club Championship golf tournament. The
first tee off of the Club Championship was at 10:00 on Saturday and 07:30 on
Sunday.
Eric Nkosi, Men’s Club Champ
A total of 55 players competed in the tournament. The Club Championship is played over two days and each player plays 36 holes, 18 on Saturday and 18 on Sunday. The women’s club champion and the men’s club champion were determined by the total gross score over the two days.
Fifty-five players played in this year’s Club
Championship, six of who were women, two juniors and forty-seven men. The two
juniors were Dieter Adendorf (12) and Dean Hall (matric student).
Dean Hall was second in the men’s A DivisionDieter Adendorf
The Bulletin spoke to some of the players.
“A big thanks to Graceland for keeping the course in such great condition. The
weather over these two days was warm and windy. The greens were very fast and
the rough challenging but none the less we enjoyed it immensely,” said one of
the players.
Christa Prinsloo Ladies’ Club Champ
This year’s Men’s Club Champ was Eric Nkosi and the Ladies’ Club Champ was Christa Prinsloo. Dean Hall was first amongst the junior players and second in the men’s A Division.
HOëRSKOOL SECUNDA VAAR WONDERLIKTEEN HOëRSKOOL WONDERBOOM
Hoërskool Secunda het wonderlik teen Hoërskool
Wonderboom in hul wintersportwedstryde gevaar. Die wedstryde is op 14 Maart op
Hoërskool Secunda se tuisveld beslis.
Die rugby het al hul wedstryde teen Wonderboom gewen.
0/14B wen 43 – 12
0/14 A wen 56 – 0
0/15 B wen 72 – 0
0/15 A wen 47 -5
0/16 B wen 41 -0
0/16 A wen 7 – 3
2des wen 15 – 0
Die eerstespan wen 52 -13
Die hokkie het ook al hul wedstryde gewen:
0/14 wen 8 – 0
0/15 wen 8 – 0
2des wen 4-0
Die eerstespan wen 3 – 0
Netbal:
0/14A wen 30 – 11
0/14B wen 35 -3
0/14C wen 22 -3
0/15A wen 31 -5
0/15B wen 25 -8
0/15C wen 35 -5
0/16A wen 27 – 20
0/16B speel gelykop 11 elk
0/16C verloor 3 – 23
Die eerstespan wen 35 -14
MTB-leerlinge van Hoërskool Secunda woon vaardigheidskursus by Mankele
Op Donderdag, 12 Maart tot Sondag,15 Maart het 22 van Hoërskool
Secunda se MTB-leerlinge ‘n MTB-vaardigheidskurus te Mankele bygewoon.
Die
kursus se doel was onder andere om die fietsryers se vaardighede vir die
komende Spur-reeks te slyp.
Die
vaardigheidskursus was darem nie net harde werk nie – daar was baie tyd vir
pret in die water en modder ook.
Baie dankie aan Me. Marie du Rand, organiseerder van MTB-fietsry vir al haar reëlings. Ook aan Me. Elmee Rappard en Me. Chrizanè Venter wat die geleentheid saam met die leerders meegemaak het.
Eerste Solo danskompetisie van die jaar was ‘n sukses
Die eerste Solo danskompetisie van die jaar is op
Vrydag, 13 Maart by Hoërskool Secunda aangebied. Dans word as skolesport
beoefen.
Op inisiatief van Mev. Lizel van Staden, het
Hoërskool Secunda vanjaar vir die eerste keer ook begin om Dans as skolesport af
te rig en aan kompetisies deel te neem. Die ander afrigters is Mev. Elè van den
Berg en Mnr. Johan de Witt.
Die dansers van drie skole en beide dansstudio’s in Secunda
het aan die kompetisie deelgeneem. 64 leerders van Hoërskool Secunda het aan
die kompetisie deelgeneem.
HOëRSKOOL SECUNDA VAAR WONDERLIKTEEN HOëRSKOOL WONDERBOOM
Hoërskool Secunda het wonderlik teen Hoërskool
Wonderboom in hul wintersportwedstryde gevaar. Die wedstryde is op 14 Maart op
Hoërskool Secunda se tuisveld beslis.
Die rugby het al hul wedstryde teen Wonderboom gewen.
0/14B wen 43 – 12
0/14 A wen 56 – 0
0/15 B wen 72 – 0
0/15 A wen 47 -5
0/16 B wen 41 -0
0/16 A wen 7 – 3
2des wen 15 – 0
Die eerstespan wen 52 -13
Die hokkie het ook al hul wedstryde gewen:
0/14 wen 8 – 0
0/15 wen 8 – 0
2des wen 4-0
Die eerstespan wen 3 – 0
Netbal:
0/14A wen 30 – 11
0/14B wen 35 -3
0/14C wen 22 -3
0/15A wen 31 -5
0/15B wen 25 -8
0/15C wen 35 -5
0/16A wen 27 – 20
0/16B speel gelykop 11 elk
0/16C verloor 3 – 23
Die eerstespan wen 35 -14
MTB-leerlinge van Hoërskool Secunda woon vaardigheidskursus by Mankele
Op Donderdag, 12 Maart tot Sondag,15 Maart het 22 van Hoërskool
Secunda se MTB-leerlinge ‘n MTB-vaardigheidskurus te Mankele bygewoon.
Die
kursus se doel was onder andere om die fietsryers se vaardighede vir die
komende Spur-reeks te slyp.
Die
vaardigheidskursus was darem nie net harde werk nie – daar was baie tyd vir
pret in die water en modder ook.
Baie dankie aan Me. Marie du Rand, organiseerder van MTB-fietsry vir al haar reëlings. Ook aan Me. Elmee Rappard en Me. Chrizanè Venter wat die geleentheid saam met die leerders meegemaak het.
Eerste Solo danskompetisie van die jaar was ‘n sukses
Die eerste Solo danskompetisie van die jaar is op
Vrydag, 13 Maart by Hoërskool Secunda aangebied. Dans word as skolesport
beoefen.
Op inisiatief van Mev. Lizel van Staden, het
Hoërskool Secunda vanjaar vir die eerste keer ook begin om Dans as skolesport af
te rig en aan kompetisies deel te neem. Die ander afrigters is Mev. Elè van den
Berg en Mnr. Johan de Witt.
Die dansers van drie skole en beide dansstudio’s in Secunda
het aan die kompetisie deelgeneem. 64 leerders van Hoërskool Secunda het aan
die kompetisie deelgeneem.
