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15 August 2014,
PLATINUM WEEKLY,
11 Marais Street,
August belongs to the Ladies
Earlier this month Minister of Women in the presidency, Susan Shabangu, lit a torch at the Union Buildings in Pretoria to launch women’s month, saying it signifies the role women played in a democratic
South Africa.
On Saturday, 9 August, the 1956 march of thousands of women to
the Union Buildings was commemorated across the country through
many activities celebrating the work, leadership, burdens and
achievements of women today, who are the pillars of modern society.
But it was not all serious, and the Platinum Weekly trusts that all our
lady readers were treated with the respect and love they so richly
deserve on women’s day, and that the special treatment will continue
not only through this month, but for the rest of the year and beyond.
A particularly lovely message has been doing the rounds on social
media and cell phones and we would like to share it with our readers.
This is for every woman to make her smile and for every man to make
him realise the worth of the woman in his life;
When she is quiet, millions of things are running through her mind.
When she is not arguing, she is thinking deeply.
When she stares at you, she is wondering why she loves you so
much in spite of being taken for granted.
When she calls you every day, she wants to know how you are doing.
When she SMSs you every day, she wants you to reply at once.
When she says “I love you”, she means it.
When she says “I miss you”, no one in the world can miss you more.
When she says” I will stand by you”, she will stand by you like a rock.
She is said to be the first wonder to man, a priceless treasure, always
special.
Never hurt her or take her wrong or for granted.
Schools win big
with environmental
posters
Rustenburg – In the spirit of World Environmental Day on
5 June, the Rustenburg Local Municipality partnered with
the Finnish City of Lahti in hosting an environmental week
from 2 to 6 June. Community members, school children
and RLM employees participated in a week of exciting activities and schools were invited to enter an environmental
poster design competition with water, waste, energy and/
or transport as themes of choice.
On Monday, 2 June, Rutanang Primary School, Fields Primary School, Laerskool Proteapark and Boikagong Secondary School were announced as the winners of the competition at the official opening of the environmental week.
From Saturday, 26 to Thursday, 31 July, the RLM waste
unit visited the four winning schools to present them with
their prizes including 240 bins, school stationery, cleaning
materials and gardening equipment.
Rutanang Primary School emerged as the overall winners
and learners who helped design the winning poster were
taken on an educational trip to the Vaalkop Dam purification plant on World Environmental Day. Event coordinators, eco-guides, educators and learners all view water in
a different light after this visit.
For more information contact Omphile at 082 433 3816
or Portia at 083 982 0814.
Winners from Fields Primary School, from left
Solmaan Shabbir, Ibrahiem Ismail, Saniyah Ialal,
Zanele Mbedu and Zuhayra Satar.
Protea Park Laerskool fltr: Katlego Teeke, Shineydee
du Plooy, Judy Schraader (Principal), Portia Mamburu
and Riane Kemp (absent).
Tel: 014 592 9686,
Fax: 011 252 6669,
E-mail: news@platinumweekly.co.za
Magalies Classics
The classical music festival at Kumbagana Game Lodge on 27 July and the Sparkling
Waters Hotel’s “Christmas in July” Saturday classical music show on the same weekend has set the tone for “Classics in the Buffelspoort Valley” for next year.
Both events were well attended and enjoyed by all.
The ‘Magaliesberg Classics 2014’ DVD’s are selling at R40 each. Call 079 119 0789
for more info.
The Royal Bafokeng Lebone II College Music Department’s Youth Band
jamming at the Magaliesberg Classis, Kumbagana Game Lodge.
Sheer class at Women’s Day Soiree
Rustenburg/ Phokeng – While August is dedicated to
celebrating the phenomenal women who are passionate
and true to their her own beings, a score of remarkable
women in Rustenburg were treated to an array of motivational speeches, pampering, gifts and a glamorous fashion show.
The glitzy soiree was held at the Royal Marang Hotel in
Phokeng on the Saturday, 9 August, and was aimed at celebrating, empowering and honouring the outstanding ladies in society while encouraging women to claim and own
their rightful place in their professions and communities.
As women are faced with juggling careers and family responsibilities, the speakers at the celebration encouraged
them to also take proper care of themselves and gave
valuable advice on claiming their place in male dominated
work environments, beauty tips, romance and nurturing
relationships.
Speaking at the soiree, local psychologist Dr. Amanda Agathagelou said for any relationship to survive, sweeping
conflicts or issues under the carpet should be avoided.
“The best gift you can ever give your children, is to show
them that you love their daddy,” she said.
Among the speakers was the national sales manager for
Enterprise Business Unit for Public Sector at Vodacom,
Dinah Kheswa, Oratile Disang from Camelot, Dr Lucia
M.K Tshose, a dentist, Michelle de Lange Dunn , an entrepreneur, Basani Maluleke, founder of C4-Suite and Maria
Rantoa, a podiatrist.
The sponsors who made this delightful day possible are
the North West Department of Tourism, Sun International,
Platinum Weekly, Vodacom, Royal Marang Hotel, Deepmoon Emporium, Kwa Maritane Spa & Gym, Elemis,
Cross Fit, Pure Romance, VIP Lifestyle, Pussy Energy
Drink, Steez Media and True Love Magazine.
Gospel group spreads Good News
Thabazimbi – The gospel group, Spiritual Healers,
led by singer Thapelo Mano (38), has just released
their tenth CD with the title track “Mohauwa Modimo”.
This group of five singers invest their talents to
spreading the Gospel through their music and perform at tombstone unveilings, birthday parties, weddings, as well as provide lobola entertainment. They
are seeking sponsorships to assist them as the financial aspects of the music production rest solely
on the shoulders of Thapelo Mano. The backing vocalists are learners from Mabogopedi High School
whom Mano is training professionally.
Their 10-track CD sells for R50 each and Platinum
Bushvelder is giving away an autographed CD to one
lucky reader. Sms the title track of Spiritual Healers’
latest CD to 081 309 3876 to stand a chance to win
before the deadline on Friday, 15 August.
Call or Whatsapp Thapelo on 078 383 6241 or
email thapelomano74@gmail.com for a booking.
Lead singer Thapelo Mano with Aaron Masoko, one of
the backing vocalists of Spiritual Healers.