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Taking opportunities now is never late but tomorrow might be too late.Today has its challenges but also its opportunities to respond to the challenges.In the workplace many of us strive to be perfectionists but here is the truth: no one is perfect. Being perfect reduces our performance and it takes us longer to achieve our daily objectives. Mistakes will occur but the greatest lesson is to learn from it and to try not to repeat the same mistakes. Now is not the time to be perfect when taking on a challenge, but it is simply the time to respond to challenges in the workplace so that tomorrow we can get promoted to the next level.“The time for action is now. It’s never too late to do something”, were the words of an French author named Antoine de Saint-Exupery. ‘Now’ allows us to have a opportunity to make decisions that can change our tomorrow. The worst thing in life is not using our time wisely today, because it can affect our futures.This week’s news shares people and organisations’ success stories because those people all decided to take action the moment a vision and purpose was imparted in their hearts. They were men and women that said to themselves ‘Now, I will take action’. An entrepreneur of an organisation’s biggest success principal that needs to be applied in order to drive an organisation to reaching its objectives on a day-to-day basis, is simply taking action now to solve problems that will hinder the organisation from striving. Procrastination must not have an opening in our lives because it can rob us from our destiny. According to Wikipedia, Procrastination is the avoidance of doing a task which needs to be accomplished.As the Editor of the newspaper the true pleasure is seeing the newspaper striving and not just surviving. Getting to hear much more stories on a day-to-day basis empowers one to share the story with the world. Any story can happen at any moment and that is the true beauty of success. A million doller idea can come to mind right now, and what we do now with that idea can change many things. Let us share our stories now with the world because our stories now are the stories that empowers someone out there to make a turning point today and change their future.

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The EMPD Drug Enforcement Unit members acted promptly upon receiving information about persons who are suspected to be involved in drug-dealing at Van Dyk Park in Boksburg.Subsequent to monitoring of the place for a few days, the metro police on Saturday, 21 May around 10am raided the mine house in Van Dyk Park and arrested two suspects found in possession of dagga. One 24 year old Mozambican was arrested for possession of a small amount of dagga and a 35 year old South African was locked up for possession and dealing with dagga valued at R10,000 that was found in his room.

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The Dawn Park SAPS started an initiative to invite young girls in primary schools around Dawn Park to be part of their project called ‘Take a girl child to work’.On Friday, 27 May 2016, Dawn Park primary girls and other various school girls in the area attended the day with

great expectation and anticipation to come learn what the Dawn Park SAPS had to offer.Mrs Florence Sithole, Support Head of the SAPS, started the initiative and pointed out it is the SAPS objective to teach young girls about career keys in the police industry.“Our youth is getting the wrong impression of what we as the SAPS do. They all think that a police

officer’s job is to get people arrested all the time and through this intiative we want to teach them that its much more than that. We are going to introduce them to some other careers in the SAPS such as psychology, chaplains and social workers. This will empower them to look into these different careers that the SAPS has to offer”, said Sithole

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On Saturday, 21 May 2016, a 28 year old suspect was arrested for a rape offence that took place at the Wattville Hostel in Benoni.According to Spokesperson, Warrant Officer Ramothakhi Maqabe, it is alleged that the 20 month year old baby girl was left to sleep in the room behind a locked door, after the mother (complainant) went to the shop with her sister. When the complainant and her sister returned, she heard her baby crying and when chasing to go attend to the baby she found her neighbor sitting on the bed with his trousers pulled down, raping the 20 month year old baby.The 28 year old suspect was charged with rape and has been arrested. Warrant Officer Ramothakhi Maqabe said that the suspect will soon appear before the Benoni Court.

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Drinking and driving is one of the factors contributing significantly to the unacceptable carnage on our public roads. In an earnest effort to not let it continue unabated, the EMPD conducted “ Ke Molao Operation” (it’s the law) from 17:00 on Friday (20 May) until 1am on Saturday (21 May). A total of thirty-one (31) drivers were arrested in Katlehong Vosloorus and Tokoza. Metro police officers closed in

on Sontonga, Siluma, Bosworth, Brickfield, Potgieter, Thutong, Masakhane and Heidleburg (R103) roads where the thirty-one drivers who included one female were arrested. The suspects ages ranged between 29 and 64. Charges of driving while under the influence of alcohol were registered at the Alberton, Katlehong, Vosloorus and Tokoza police stations against the arrestees.

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“Let’s all protect children to move South Africa forward” is the theme of Child Protection Week 2016, which runs from 29 May to 5 June. ADT Inland Region general manager Theunis Kotze said children of all ages were vulnerable to criminals, some of which can have very sinister motives. He said he had recorded incidents related to children walking home from school, during which their cell phone or bicycle was stolen at knifepoint or where they’d reported being followed or offered a lift by strangers. He offered the following tips and has advised parents teach these to their children: - Stay calm. Unless you feel it’s a life-and-

death situation, don’t fight back; just hand over your phone or whatever else the criminals want so that they can leave.

- Check them out. Try to get a good look at the criminal and memorise their physical details and clothing, as well as the vehicle they’re in, and listen for other clues which may identify them later.

- Gather your groupies. Always walk in a group and stick to streets you know – no shortcuts!

- No bling! Keep cellphones, earphones, etc. out of sight at all times.

- Stay put! Wait inside the gate if you’re being picked up from school.

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- Keep walking. Never get into a stranger’s car, even if they are super friendly or say that someone in your family

is hurt and that they’ve been sent to pick you up. Remember your mom and dad won’t do something like that without telling you! Just keep walking – in the opposite direction!

- Fight! If someone tries to grab you, fight, kick and shout out that the person is not your mom or dad.

- Communicate! Never change plans without telling your parents or someone else in the family.

- Break the rules! You don’t

have to act normally if you’re in danger; you can act out and start screaming or throwing things around to get attention. For example, if someone tries to grab you in a shop, you need to know it’s okay to knock things off the shelf if that what it’s going to take to get the attention of another adult.

“Parents and educators need to talk to children about personal safety and security at home all the time, not just once a year during Child Protection Week. Keeping children and our communities safe of criminals is everyone’s problem,” said Kotze.

Member of Mayoral Committee (MMC) for Finance Geoffrey Makhubo tabled a the City of Johannesburg’s budget on Tuesday 24 May. During his address, Makhubo announced that property rates tariff increases would be increased by 5.9% which is within the South African Reserve Bank’s inflation target. Among some of the key aspects of the City’s revised Property Rates Policy includes rebates offered by the City which provide relief to

residents in excess of R1 billion. The budget exceeding the R40-billion mark is made up of R36,3 billion operational expenditure and R7,5 billion capital spend.In another unprecedented step, Clr Makhubo announced that Johannesburg had become the first municipality in the country to present a multi-year budget of about R30,1 billion to council for approval.The self-funding part of the budget will, also for the first time, grow from an average of about 39% to above 65%.MMC Makhubo said, “What is important to note is that we are able to achieve this despite the challenging global and regional economic environment. In the current financial year, our finances continued to strengthen, bolstered by sound financial strategies and forward thinking by the City.”Makhubo announced that instead of the

proposed 7.61% increase which is in line with the National Energy Regulator (NERSA), the average tariff for the City of Johannesburg is at 6.93%. He further stated, “This is a stepped tariff and the less electricity residents use, the less they pay.”

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On Monday, 23 May 2016, MAQ Washing Powder launched the DVD titled Skorokoro at Boxer Superstores in Benoni, and made people aware of the movie since it will not be launched at the cinema. The MAQ Washing Powder had a promotion with the Boxer Superstores, where customers bought two 3 kg of MAQ Washing Powder for R80.00 on that day, and get the Skorokoro DVD for free - As well as an autograph by Papiso Keogatile, the lead actor of Skorokoro.Skorokoro was produced by Phoenix Films, famous for Mr. Bones, Mad Buddies and District 9 and was directed by Darrell Roodt of Sarafina fame. Papiso Keogatile, the lead actor, was one of five winners of the recent, national MAQaMOVIE contest which was held last year April 2015, with the aim to search for five amateur actors to appear in a new South African movie. Due to Keogatile phenomenal acting skills and screen presence, Papiso, who hails from North West province, has been cast in the lead role of Skorokoro.. “When I found out about MAQaMOVIE, I knew I had to enter. I knew I had a good chance of making it to the finals; and then I was one of the winners. All my dreams of becoming a professional actor have come true. I have always wanted to act and starring in a film of this calibre will take me to that next crucial level. I am extremely grateful to MAQ for this once in a lifetime opportunity,” says Papiso.Samuel Frauenstein, Chief Executive Officer of Phoenix Films was significantly impressed with the talent that was showcased via the MAQaMOVIE platform. So much so that he not only cast the five winners, but also four of the finalists. He cast Papiso as the lead actor because he had the right look, the right physicality and the right acting skills required for the role. “Papiso has that leading man star quality. He has a strong screen presence, he has charisma and the camera loves him! He is the perfect fit for the lead role in Skorokoro. It’s going to be great

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working with him,” says Frauenstein.Jacqueline Jacobs, Sales and Marketing director of MAQ Washing Powder, is extremely proud of Papiso. “Papiso Keogatile is extremely deserving of the lead role. He is

passionate about acting and a true star in the making. He missed the auditions in Vryburg but due to his determination he managed to track down the MAQ Roadshow team and made arrangements for an audition

at the guest house. We at MAQ are happy that we helped him make his dreams come true. It takes persistence to have a career in acting and we have no doubt that he is going to succeed”, says Jacobs

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THERE IS HOPE FOR REIGER PARK

AS A CHURCH WE ARE SAYING

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WITH GOD.- Nhlapo -

On Saturday, 28 May 2016, Corpus Christi was celebrated by the St Vincents church in Reiger Park, where a special renewal service was hosted along with the new elected Bishop Charles Mthetheleli May and as well as the new Rector, Father Sanele

Nhlapo. It was a really auspicious occasion for the congregation as it

was the 1st time that St Vincent hosted the event. Father Sanele Nhlapo said that there is hope for the Reiger Park community and that as the church they are praying for the community and with the community.“We aware of the challenges the community faces on a day

to day basis, with drugs, poverty and other soci-economic challenges, but we want to assure our people that they are not

alone and we as the Anglican Church are praying and reaching out to the community. As a church we are saying that the best

future for our community is with God”, said Nhlapo.Nhlapo also said to the tame TIMES that as the Anglican Church

their doors are always open and that they care for the community.Bishop Charles Mthetheleli May was also honoured to be celebrating

the day with St Vincent and pointed out the importance of celebrating Corpus Christi with the church and community.“The day Corpus Christis is the day we celebrate the gift of the

Eucharist, which means to really give thanks to God for the opportunity He has given to us for being His people that have committed themselves to His works. We chose to come celebrate the day at St Vincent in Reiger Park with the objective to pray for the community and with the community”, said Bishop Charles.

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AKA to heAdline At the heAvyweightsAward winning hip hop artist and rapper, Kiernan Jarryd Forbes, better known as AKA, is one of the top local DJs to be hitting the decks at The Heavyweights music festival taking place at Carnival City on Youth Day, 16 June 2016.AKA has been making a name for himself as a solo artist since 2009 when his hits like ‘Mistakes’ and ‘Do It’ climbed the local music charts. He also won the Metro FM Music Awards for ‘Best Newcomer’, ‘Best Hip Hop’ as a solo act and ‘Best Produced Album’ for his debut Alter Ego.In 2011, his song ‘Victory Lap’ won Channel O’s Most Gifted Hip-Hop Video at the 7th

annual Channel O Music Video Awards. At the 18th South African Music Awards the same year, he was awarded Male Artist of the Year and Best Street Urban Music Album. During his career he has opened for well-known international acts such as Kanye West, Snoop Lion, Big Sean and more. At this year’s 2016 Metro FM Awards, he won the award for Best Hit Single and Collaboration for his hit song ‘Baddest’ featuring Burna Boy, Khuli Chana and Yanga.The Heavyweights music festival, organized by Thikho Events, promises

all the thumping music – and more – that fans enjoyed last year. This year’s event will see a string of award winning house music heads and hip hop DJs in the mix. These include KWESTA (DAKAR), a Metro FM Awards 2016 Nominee, who recently released the hit singles ‘Ingudu’, featuring Cassper Nyovest and “Nomanyini”, as well as his long awaited double album Dakar II. Another well-known artist performing is EMTEE, one of the biggest Metro FM Awards winners for 2016. He won the awards for Best Remix Roll Up, Best Hip Hop album, Best Music Video Roll Up and Listener’s Choice. PRINCE KAYBEE,

the winner of the Metro FM Award for Best Dance Album as well as the MAJOR LEAGUE DJZ will also be on top form for fans at The Heavyweights. True to its promise to provide a platform for showcasing emerging talent, Thikho Events has included on the bill a number of supporting acts including Yanga, K2, Infinite Boys, DJ Kgotso, DJ Levis, Mageza and Moscow and DJ Funkycodes. Tickets are available at Computicket and cost from R125 per person for general admission and R400 for VIP. The Heavyweights takes place in Carnival City’s ample Big Top Arena from 11h30.

Spend a soulful nightwith MAx-hobASinger and songwriter, Max-Hoba, teams up with some of the country’s talented hip hop, soul and afro pop artists to bring the proudly local musical showcase, “A Soulful Night with Max-Hoba” to Carnival City’s Big Top Arena on 9 July 2016.Also on the bill for the music event are Kelly Khumalo, Moneoa, Kabomo and Njabulo Neh. Together they will take their fans on a musical journey of their unique and original hits for a truly soulful experience. Johannesburg based Max-Hoba is a versatile and multi-talented afro soul and world music artist. One of South

Africa’s best exports, his music is a mixture of soothing soul and Xhosa and Sesotho folk with a touch of jazz, hip hop, reggae and that distinct South African sound. As an independent artist, he has enjoyed a successful career and has earned himself a reputation as a versatile artist who is able to transcend barriers, performing across Southern Africa, Thailand and Germany. The show will start at 19h30 but doors to the Big Top Arena will open at 18h30. Tickets are available at Computicket and cost R150 per person.

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SANCO REACHES OUT TO SENIOR CITIZENSThe SANCO (South African National Civic Organisation) reached out to the senior citizens in Reiger Park and the Ramaphosa Informal Settlement by donating 1500 blankets that took place on Saturday, 14 May 2016.Hein April, a member of SANCO and a community leader in Reiger Park said that the purpose of the SANCO outreach was for the senior citizens in the two communities that are in need of blankets this winter season.“We as the SANCO members want to be proactive because we noticed the need of our people in these two communties. We want to do more for our people by implementing more outreach projects such as these”, said April.April added that soon SANCO will have a soup kitchen and implement feeding schemes. “If there are people interested in being part of the SANCO initiatives that we want to implement in Reiger Park, you are all welcome to be part of it”, added AprilFor more information please call 011 910 0000

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I trust this little article will put a smile on your face and joy in your heart as we remember the birthday anniversary of the great entertainer and comedian, Bob Hope who came into this world on 29 May 1903.Having appeared in over 70 films and authored 14 books, Hope was praised for his comedy timing, funny one-liners, rapid-fire delivery of jokes and his self-deprecating sense of humour. The song Thanks for the Memory is widely regarded as his signature tune. I had forgotten he had lived to the ripe old age of 100 and also didn’t realise it’s been over 13 years

since his death on 27 July 2003.I always enjoyed his jokes, his

shows and the seven famous Road movies he made with Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour. On his deathbed, they asked him where he wanted to be buried. His answer was, “Surprise me!”Here we pay tribute to a man who lived a long life with a career spanning nearly 80

years, who loved the game of golf and who made us laugh and

really did make a difference. For those of you too young to remember

him, ask your grandparents.

BOB HOPE – THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES

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They are the Internet sensations and have been dubbed as the One Direction of India, they are now making their way to South African shores. The heartthrobs of popular pop-rock boy band, SANAM will be performing in Johannesburg on the 28th of August 2016 at the Centre Court at Emperors Palace.The group made up by frontman, Sanam Puri, Samar Puri (lead guitar andvocals), Venky S (bass guitar and vocals) and Keshav Dhanraj (drums) rose tofame after composing their renditions of hit Bollywood songs and uploadingthem to their YouTube channel.Samar Puri says that they are really looking forward to their fi rst visit to South Africa and are planning a power-packed show. Their YouTube channel (with over 650 000 subscribers) features both originaland cover songs and has received millions of views. Their music video Duaaft Sanah Moidutty has over 12 million views

alone, yet they remain humbleabout their fame. Their fans have labelled themselves SANAMians.“YouTube was a blessing. We wanted to store some videos online so we couldshare them with our friends and the industry. We did not have enough moneyto hire a team to shoot our videos or edit them. We then decided to learn todo it on our own. So our focus was overcoming every obstaclethat came our way and our dream of making music and music videos for theworld to see. We never think about fame or where this would take us”, says Puri.The boy band describes its sound as contemporary pop rock and with theirdistinct blend of Omani roots and Indian musicians, their sound isrefreshingly different setting them apart from the rest in the Indian Indiemusic scene.Their original single Main Hoon was

featured in the India release of The Amazing Spiderman 2.Earlier known as SQS Supastars, the band changed their name to SANAM in2014. Samar, Venky and Sanam studied at the same school together, wherethey formed a band. Many years later Sanam and Samar moved toMumbai to pursue their musical dreams. They were introduced to Keshav and formed ‘The SQS Project’. In May 2010, Times Music launched a nationwide pop band hunt looking for young talent in India. Out of thousands of entries that auditioned, ‘The SQS Project’ won the hearts of the nation. “We don’t limit

ourselves to one style of music. We just want to keepputting out good music and keep our listeners happy”, added PuriSANAM is set to take fans, old and new, on an indelible musical journey.Tickets start from R200 are available through Computicket.

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SPORTS NEWSSTAR SHINES HER TRUE COLOURSBedfordview learner Tatijana Ignjatov (10) has shone brightly as a dance champion since she was just six years old. But despite her success, she remains uncomplicated and down-to-earth, enjoying her school work at Bishop Bavin School in Bedfordview, and reading books and drumming when she is out of her dance regalia of tutus and tights.Countless trophies, cups and medals have been collected by Tatijana in her years on the stage, a testament to her talent and to the hours of discipline and hard work she has put into her passion. She dances four to five hours a day, six days a week and told the tame TIMES she prefers fruit to chocolates and sweets.She recently won in the National Eisteddfod’s Foundation Phase 2016 category. The competition started in March, when Tatijana competed against 1 345 other entries. These were then whittled down to 76 semi-finalists and eventually 20 finalists, on 21 May, the remaining 20 finalists contended for the crown. Tatijana was chosen as the winner.Tatijana trains in various dance disciplines, among them modern, jazz, ballet, show dance, horton, and acrobatics but has not let her success blind her to what is really important in life. She said her education was as important to her as dancing and that one day she would love to study Movement in Dance.Despite her beauty and success on stage,

she remains humble: “I was born to be real not perfect”, is her life’s motto.Still, it would seem her achievements are pretty close to perfect: Among these are a number 1 ranking in modern, jazz and show dance for IDO (International Dance Organisation) in South Africa, a number 2 ranking in ballet in 2015 for IDO in South Africa, first place at the World Dance Masters in Croatia, overall junior winner in the SA School Championships and winner of the Dance World Cup in Romania in 2015. She also featured in Strictly come dancing season 6 finals 2013. The list of her achievements goes on…Mom Nina explained her daughter was an extremely dedicated individual in everything she did. “She just does things with a passion, be that dance, drums or school work.” She said she believed her daughter’s heart was the secret behind her success. “At the level that Tatijana is competing in, every child is gifted and talented but not all show genuine emotion and passion during their performances like Tatijana. This shines through during her dancing and draws many into her performance. Seeing her love dancing and enjoying every minute on stage makes us happy as parents.”The National Eisteddfod Academy (NEA) is a registered non-profit company that kindles youth development through participation in the performing arts. Since 1997, close to 400 000 young people have been involved in the various activities of the NEA.

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SUPER KINGS CRICKET CLUBThokoza Super Kings Cricket Club (TSKCC) won the u/15 2015-2016 Gauteng Cricket Board League.TSKCC was awarded with a trophy and certificate last week Thursday at Wanderers Stadium. TSKCC competed against 9 teams and only lost three games and won 14 games.Tebogo Mofokeng the founder and coach for TSKCC said winning the league has made him and his team to work harder in order to win more tournaments. “We are going to bring more trophies this was just the beginning, in the previous league we got position 4 and now we are on position one,” said MofokengThe TSKCC will be celebrating its victory, the date and venue is not yet confirmed however they are inviting sponsors to come on board and assist the club.TSKCC members are awarded with a trophy for winning the u/15 2015-2016 Gauteng Cricket Board League.