Vila Kasi News - Issue 7

SOWETO To Advertise, or if you dont receive a copy of SOWETO Vila Kasi News contact us Managing Editor: Kagiso Leepile Tel: 082 701 1648 Vila Kasi Office Administrator:Takalani Mudau Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] website: www.vilakasigroup.com News McLaren 570 S Publisher: Vila Kasi Holdings (PTY) LTD Pages 2 & 6 Issue: 7 Vila Kasi News @vilakasinews Tel (011) 040 - 1828 086 600 8302 Launch of the William Nicol Drive Project The upgrading of William Nicol Drive was aimed at improving he upgraded William Nicol Drive, which has been improved to the tune of R422 million, was officially access to Diepsloot, Fourways, Randburg and Tshwane Topened by the Gauteng Premier David Makhura and MEC for Roads and Transport Ismail Vadi on Tuesday 25th August 2015. The project scope also included the demolishing of the existing Jukskei River Bridge and construction of two new bridges crossing the Jukskei River. A new interchange in the vicinity of Erling Street intersection to provide access to the Telesure and Steyn City Developments in the west and Century City developments towards the east of road K46 was constructed. The road will connect Bryanston, Sandton, Hyde Park, Rosebank and Johannesburg via Jan Smuts Avenue. It will also improve access to the Diepsloot area and Fourways towards Randburg. During construction, black economic enterprise contractors were provided with substantial portion of the work whilst local and other labourers were trained on how to execute the work with a high degree for safety. A total of 178 workers were employed on The upgraded William Nicol Drive, which has been improved to site, of which 109 were from the local communities who received the tune of R422 million, was officially opened by the Gauteng training in courses such as first aid, firefighting, anti-waste Premier David Makhura and MEC for Roads and Transport management and traffic incident investigations. The upgrading of the road is expected to improve pedestrian traffic safety and result in increased motorised road user capacity. Also, busses and taxi parking bays are located at key intersections along the road. Phase 2 of the upgrade of William Nicol Drive - linking it to the N14 freeway - will be launched in this financial year.“This is a high traffic volume road that needed to be upgraded to facilitate ease of mobility in an area that is the focal point of extensive human settlement developments. What is equally important is that the newly constructed road reflects a government policy shift towards ‘complete streets’, which allows for cycling and pedestrian walkways. This reflects the provincial government’s commitment to promote safe, non-motorised transport on a popular route for cyclists,” said MEC Vadi. TYDEL TOOLS & INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIERS SALES REPAIRS AND SERVICE TO ALL MAKES OF POWER TOOLS 011 474-3284 082 891 4831 V ila K asi N ews Issue 7| Page 1 of 8

Vila Kasi News “No StOrY too BIG or small” The “Game Changer” Has Arrived ila Kasi Group was invited to the launch of the McLaren 570 S in Sandton, the car they hope will appeal to the kasi market. A market that grows everyday, As the sunset on Sandton and the traffic died down, one place Vwas getting fuller by the minute. The Daytona Group unveiled a car that they called “The Game Changer” in a glittering event for about 300 VIP guests. Amongst the CEO’s and multi-millionaires was the Vila Kasi Group entourage, we were there so that the Kasi people could also get an exclusive first time view of the most affordable McLaren on the market today. Before the car was unveiled we were shown a video featuring a black swan, and the punchline was “The sportscar gets its wings” priced at just under three million, this car might be flying off the showroom floor and onto the streets of your Kasi before you know it. Here are a few pictures from the Launch of the McLaren 570 S The Final Countdown: Daytona Group in Sandton hosted the McLaren CEO’s at work: Vila Kasi Group CEO Channon Merricks & Colleen Vilela, of 570 S Launch. The open bar was sponsored by Chivas Regal. CNM Marketing & Vivien Natasen CEO of Neo Africa Group. A McLaren Guard of Honour: These vehicles belong to some of the guests Picture yourself with this beauty? All the guests had a chance invited to the exclusive unveiling of the newest offering from McLaren. to get up close and personal with the McLaren 570 S. Mr. Valentine Rantsoareng from The Free State: One of the Mr. Nelson Mthembu, Chairman of the Vila Kasi Group: Taking McLaren drivers at the event, standing next to his car a picture with one of the beauties on display at the event. Vila Kasi News Subscribes to the South African Press code that prescribes news that is trythfull, accurate, fair and balanced. If we dont live up to the code please contact the Press Ombudsman at (011) 484 3612/8 Fax: (011) 484 3619 DJ Euphonic: Playing the evenings music from his tablet... Website: www.presscouncil.org.za Connecting to the Bang & Olufsen sound system via WiFi! V ila K asi N ews Issue 7| Page 2 of 8

Vila Kasi News “No StOrY too BIG or small” WHERE DO THEY MAKE HOPE? The South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA) is running an entrepreneurial development and mentorship programme where they manufacture hope. Vila Kasi News was invited to The Hope Factory’s Annual Stakeholder Appreciation Day and Supplier Development Expo in Johannesburg he Hope Factory, a government. Finally small with their immeasurable Factory are imperative in reputable Enterprise businesses have a direct contributions,” adds the entrepreneurial space, Tand Supplier link to government, a place McWalter as they assist in providing Development Non Profit where they can be heard support and much needed Company, brought its and receive help to deal This year, The Hope mentorship for SMEs to funders and entrepreneurs with the many challenges Factory’s focus is to enable them to take their together during a they may have. highlight to both big businesses to the next level. Stakeholder Day at the We are excited to have the corporates and small Another added benefit is Crowne Plaza Hotel in Deputy Minister join us, businesses the importance that SMEs are integral to Rosebank. she will see what we do of Supplier Development future job creation in this and hopefully The Hope (SD). Small businesses country, in that most large The Hope Factory is part Factory can assist the need support in order corporates are cutting jobs of the Nation Building Ministry with some of its to grow their business and SMEs are creating jobs. division of the South mandates,” says Annie and to help contribute This long term relationship African Institute of McWalter, The Hope to the economy. This is will see all stakeholders Chartered Accountants Factory Chief Executive in alignment with the benefit and most (SAICA). Officer. Amended B-BBEE Codes importantly will contribute which stipulate the need for tremendously to the Its funders saw first-hand “This is the day that always corporates to guide small economy of South Africa,” how their contribution stimulates in a practical companies for business says Karl Kumbier, was helping entrepreneurs way the desires and support and success. Mercantile Bank Chief to grow their companies. aspirations of ambitious Executive Officer. Stakeholder Day included South Africans. On this day “Many corporates are still a Supplier Expo where The Hope Factory is able in the dark as to how these “Stakeholder Day is The Hope Factory’s to bring together partners new codes on Supplier important to us as a entrepreneurs showcased who work together every Development will impact company mainly because their products and day to touch lives, the their business. SD is all we want to motivate our services, linking funders to funders, business mentors about corporates working entrepreneurs to work entrepreneurs. and entrepreneurs. In with their suppliers to even harder and empower this way they contribute guarantee success for both them to become the big The expo was also open to towards a thriving economy parties. corporates of the future. the public and The Hope and job creation – this is Factory also had a stand what we need to build a The new codes instruct Hopefully they in turn where corporates could better South Africa for all,” that a greater portion of will also invest in the find out more about The says Terence Nombembe, investment must now entrepreneurial space and Hope Factory Supplier South African Institute of be made to suppliers” assist other small business Development offering. Chartered Accountants says McWalter One to become successful. Elizabeth Thabethe, the (SAICA) Chief Executive of The Hope Factory South African Deputy Officer. funders – Mercantile The purpose of the day Minister of the Small Bank – a Business and is to say ‘Thank you” to Business Development “Sometimes the thin line Commercial Bank, whose our existing funders and Ministry was one of the between success and sole purpose is to grow showcase the excellent guest speakers at the event. failure for an entrepreneur entrepreneurs; understands results of The Hope is to know that someone the importance of investing Factory’s Enterprise and “The creation of the Small believes in you and your in entrepreneurs. Supplier Development Business Development vision. That’s what our programmes,” concludes Ministry is a real step funders are doing and “Partnerships with McWalter. in the right direction by saying to our entrepreneurs organisations like The Hope V ila K asi N ews Issue 7| Page 3 of 8

Vila Kasi News “No StOrY too BIG or small” SO WE TO JOBURG CLASSIFIEDS SOWETO JUST FLOORS Lintolwa BOLUCO MILLION DOLLAR Specials in: Laminated Wooden Soweto Live FURNITURE Flooring, Wall to wall carpeting, Snakes Show We do aluminium: Windows undertile heating, under capert heating 7261 Vilakazi Street and Doors, Garage Manufacturers of Wardrobes, Kitchen Units Mrs Lindiwe Doors, Sliding Doors, Shop Peddar Stells, Flower Stands, Site Tables, Mr. Shabier Shiak Mngomezulu Fronts and Showers Cell : 072 960 7864 Cell :082 712 4915 Coffee Tables, Chester Drawers Email: [email protected] SHARPVILLE Website: www.justfloors.co.za THEMBU TRADING Mr. Bongani Selepe Mr. David Mojola KHAABO TOMBSTONES SERVICES Cell: 076 264 9342 Cell: 073 510 8531 Tel: 011 047 0648 Fax 086 659 4872 Mr. Nthatho Nkwandi Mr. Joe Mathebula Tel: 011 536 - 1165 Tel: 011 938 - 9068 Email: [email protected] SUMMERLAND DAIRY JUICE Cell : 072 377 9287 Cell: 084 787 6167 Website: www.boluco.co.za Fax: 086 653 9901 Fax: 086 503 0348 BLEND & FRUIT THE VAAL Email: [email protected] THARI ENTSHO JUICE CONSECRATED Website: www.khaabomedia.co.za GC Shopfitters Co-Operative Financial ASSORTED JAMS.READY TO DRINK SACHET Institution TYDEL TOOLS & INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES Specialists in: Exhibition Stands, BIC Co-Operative Bank MR. 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Vila Kasi News “No StOrY too BIG or small” SO WE TO CLASSIFIEDS SOWETO NTUTHU CURTAIN DAILY MORNING <ZENELA> THRIVE CAFE MANUFACTURERING *Free Lancing * Media Launches, BUSINESS SOLUTION APPETITE FOR LIFE & INVESTMENT SPECIALIST Press Conferences & Other Events Mr. Nhanhla Masuku Mrs. Thembi Mahlangu * Service Provider * Potraits * Tel: 011 933 2856 Photographer in all aspects in Cell: 076 704 2210 Tel: 011 536 1838 Clothing manufacturing, Mrs. Maria Mini media activities & news. Fax: 011 933 7624 Cell: 084 887 7313 embroidery, design Cell: 073 166 2489 Mr. Gladwell. V. 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Website: Mr. Danny Email: Mr. Makhosi www.restaurantvilakasi.co.za Cell: 078 438 7730 tshepo.molefe@autopedigree. co.za Tel: 011 938 9457 Mrs. Mayanga Website: Cell : 073 322 8347 Cell: 084 924 3106 PREMCHEM 3@1 MAPONYA www.autopedigree.co.za Email: 079 356 9797 THE PAINT PEOPLE MALL STATIONARY TOBY’S MOTOR [email protected] Fax: 011 936 1527 Mr. Bina Hiralal Tel: 011 938 3983 Website: Email: [email protected] Tel: 011 342 1056 Fax: 011 938 3984 SPARES www.gymcompany.co.za Cell: 082 937 5786 Email: SPARES & FAST FOOD E BBS Fax: 011 945 4591 [email protected] Mr. SIBUSISO MAKWAK TEL: 011 982 6093 ACME MOTOR Email: TWJ CELL: 084 316 6529 SLAVAGE SERVICES IS [email protected] ARTS & CRAFT Email: OUR BUSINESS [email protected] MOTOR SALVAGE TORGA OPTICAL Thandi Johnson (PTY) LTD Mr. BRIAN Cell: 072 576 9432 DENVER PANELBEATER Tel: 011 024 5789 Mrs. Gugu Hlongwa Fax: 086 619 3676 Mr. Collin Moya Cell: 083 700 7146 Tel: 011 938 1212 Email: & SPRAY TEL: 011 943 3901 Fax: 086 627 4691 Cell: 082 967 8187 WE DO SPRAY REPAIRS AND CELL : 082 218 6629 Fax: 086 514 5219 [email protected] PANELBEATING Email: Email: Email: Arts & Craft, Event Supplies, Mr. Willington [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Playground & Party Venue Cell: 061 075 6214 Let us meet your budget. 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Vila Kasi News “No StOrY too BIG or small” MOST ATTAINABLE MCLAREN LAUNCHES IN SA The Sports Series is a new type of McLaren, tasked with more than doubling the annual production volume by 2017. t is the most attainable offering yet to the day they could add a McLaren to bringing McLaren values to a highly their vehicle perusing list as it matches Icontested corner of the market for the their price range. At this price point, very first time. the Sports Series gives the Porsche 911, The Sports Series will start from R2.8M Ferrari, Bentley, Range Rover, Maserati which will introduce McLaren race- and S-Class Mercedes owner an derived technologies and design values additional option when shopping around to a new type of customer and attract for a new vehicle” explains Divaris. an entirely different market segment as traditionally to own a McLaren, the The McLaren 570S will be on display at purchaser was looking at around R5M the McLaren showroom in Sandton from for the 650S. the 11th of September and in Cape Town from 02 October. To commemorate this “This is an exciting and long awaited special occassion, the new McLaren development from McLaren,” agrees Cape Town showroom will be opening Justin Divaris, CEO Daytona. “ Potential at the V & A Waterfront in Breakwater customers have been looking forward Drive. “Like every McLaren, the performance of the 570S Coupé is breathtaking” t combines, as its names suggests, a McLaren model to date. This adds to the more of a focus on day-to-day usability, as standard to all Sports Series models, power output of 570PS (562bhp) with 150 litres of storage in the front luggage offering improved ingress and egress flank a sculpted bonnet which channels Ilight weight construction to give a bay. from the cabin. It is incredibly strong airflow over the front wheelarches. The class leading power-to-weight ratio of and stiff yet weighs less than 80kg, intricately designed dihedral doors, a 434PS per tonne. The 570S accelerates The Sports Series features an evolution offering optimum levels of protection. McLaren design signature since the from 0 to 100km/h in 3.2 seconds, while of the 3.8-litre V8 twin turbo engine, This lightweight structure, and the use iconic F1, possess a three dimensional 200 km/h is reached in just 9.5 seconds named M838TE, with 30 percent of of aluminium body panels, contributes form including a ‘floating’ door tendon with the pace not letting up until the car components bespoke to the new model. to a dry weight of as low as 1,313kg which houses a discreet door button. reaches a top speed of 328 km/h. Engineered by McLaren, it produces (2,895lbs), almost 150kg lighter than its 570PS (562 bhp) at 7,400 rpm, and closest competitor. This unique feature divides the airflow, The cabin of the 570S has been designed 600Nm of torque at 5,000-6,500 rpm. channelling it into the side intakes and around the driver, with a clear focus on Power is delivered through a seven- The 570S shows an evolution in the underneath the flying buttresses. This engagement, visibility, functionality and speed SSG transmission, and transferred design direction for McLaren, with architectural structure ensures drag is more than any McLaren before it, day- to the road through the rear wheels. This the McLaren ‘face’ seen on models in minimised along the profile of the 570S, to-day usability and space. As standard, power is brought under control with the Super Series and Ultimate Series while also optimising levels of cooling the sports seats are leather upholstered standard-fit carbon ceramic brakes, fitted sharpened further. This unique and and downforce. – racing seats are optional – offering a behind a newly designed range of forged striking appearance has been designed high level of long distance comfort and alloy wheel options with P Zero™ by air, with a bespoke aerodynamic The order books are open at both the support. The dashboard and steering Corsa tyres as standard from McLaren package including aero blades below the Sandton (126 Rivonia Road) and Cape wheel are also all leather trimmed. technical partner, Pirelli – 225/35/R19 front bumper giving a purposeful stance Town showrooms. Contact Miguel Intelligent and ergonomic design within on the front and 285/35/R20 on the rear. while channelling clean, cold air through Pinho on 011 301 7000 or Jonathan the cabin provides extended stowage The unique carbon fibre MonoCell II the lower leading edge of the bodywork. Hugo on 021 425 2007. space, with the most usable space of any chassis has been newly designed with Large ultra bright LED headlamps, fitted Bonang sues DJ Zinhle AKA’s Composure causes Mzansi’s “it girl” Bonang Matheba is suing DJ Zinhle for internet earthquake! defamation after their public spat over rapper AKA got nasty to the wreckage to scope out the damage. UK- #Composure not only made it to the top of the Trending list in Mzansi, but also made the list in the UK. Mega! OVER 100 000 - The amount of times the track was downloaded for free on popular music service Datafilehost. The link was closed two hours after reaching the 100 000 milestone. OVER 40 000- The amount of times DJ Milkshake’s leaked version of the track atheba’s lawyers sent DJ Zinhle, 2015., issue a public apology, wherein you KA shocked Mzansi this week when was played on Soundcloud, with dozens of real name Ntombezinhle Jiyane, a apologise to our client for the defamatory he dropped some new heat that set comments. The track was eventually removed Mletter demanding she apologise to statements you made against her. Athe internet on fire, and pretty much from his profile. 737- The amount of times the Metro FM and Top Billing presenter. “Such apology shall be published through burnt his rival, Cassper Nyovest, to ashes. AKA’s tweet promising “new music” was Bongani Khoza, Matheba’s representative, the mediums you used when you defamed And like any explosion, we’ve returned retweeted.-Source Channel24.co.za was also preparing documents to submit to our client. Cassper Nyovest responds to the South Gauteng High Court. “And refrain from threatening our This was in a bid to apply for a court client. Should you not accede to the AKA’s Composure...kind of! interdict to stop DJ Zinhle from making aforesaid demands, our instructions are to public statements about “Queen B”. immediately apply for an interdict against In the diss track, Forbes fires shots DJ Zinhle was slapped with the court papers yourself at the High Court, in respect of this week after announcing on her blog that the threatening conduct you are displaying at South African hip-hop, throwing Matheba was a blackguard who wrecked her against our client. shade at Cassper, Riky Rick and engagement to the award-winning rapper. “The costs of such an application shall be Anatii. Forbes even takes shots at The “it girl” confirmed a letter of demand for your account.” Cassper’s venture, Fill Up the Dome. was sent to DJ Zinhle on her instruction. DJ Zinhle had not responded by the time of Cassper has clapped-back at the jab Part of the letter read: “Our client has thus going to press. instructed us to demand from you, as we According to a source close to the catfight, on Twitter. “#FillUpTheDome got hereby do, that you give an undertaking, Khoza would have filed the papers last week these lames inspired to make music!!! by no later than the close of business on but was derailed by an intervention from DJ October 31st!!! Get your tickets now Monday, September 14 2015, that you Oskido, DJ Zinhle’s boss. eanwhile, the Sunday World & let’s make history!!!” Cassper shall refrain from publishing defamatory “He wants peace between the two girls,” reports that after Forbes’s tweeted. statements about her. said the mole. “. And that you shall refrain from publishing “You are likely to see DJ Zinhle Mdiss track Composure broke any statements that may cause harm to her withdrawing her statement and apologising the internet on Wednesday, rap ri- emotional wellbeing. to Bonang if she can’t produce evidence to val Cassper Nyovest has broken his “Withdraw the statement that you made that effect.” silence on the song. -Source TimesLive about our client on or about September 10 -Source SundayWorld.co.za Vila K asi N ews Issue 7| Page 6 of 8

Vila Kasi News “No StOrY too BIG or small” Soweto Girl Going To France! Lakheni Ntshilinga’s “Bon appétit” for a “Bon voyage” to study at Insead in France pays the dues” in her own words, she pours out tale after tale of face of adversities To get in touch with, or get in volved in this doors beings closed in her face and the dream slowly dwindling cause you are encouraged to email her [email protected] or before her. Determined to make the most of her business visit her twitter page @lakheni or the facebook page Lakheni education she took the advice of her family and community 2 Insead because nothing will get in the way of her dream. She members and began raising funds herself Vila Kasi News attended says “Merci. (mair-see) Thankyou” to all who supported her. one of these events where we met one of the next business women She said “Au revoir. (oh-reu-vwar) Goodbye” to her friends and that our country is yet to crown. There was music in the air and family. With her bags’ packed she boarded her flight, with just lots of loving everywhere. Ballons and two French flagsd flying, enough money to sustain her for a few months. Lakheni has gone one at the gate and one over the garage door. There was a food to Insead! service station in the driveway and chairs all around with smiling faces attached to them. This looked like a party- an ordinary gathering of friends and family. Looks were deceiving and soon we were alerted to the seriousness of the event. This was one of e all know how expensive education is, and the many fundraising innitatives championed by ordinary citizens. challenges facing young people in their pursuit of Among them was a vintage clothing jumble sale where family, Whigher education. Lakheni Ntshilinga is one such friends and the communities of protea and Orlando donated old individual, she is a business graduate who has been accepted into clothes and sold them, there is also a funding website www. the graduate programme in one of the worlds leading business indiegogolife.com where you can log on and search her name schools in France. There is one obstacle standing in her way, the and make donations and spread the gospel. She has also started cost. “Its frustrating as an African, a black fermale when a whole a blog where she wants to inform everyone about the process of lot of lip service is being paid to the cause and nobody actually fundraising, and encourage perseverance and resilience in the The Soweto Theatre, a Kasi Story teller One could think that the white policeman When Chris Hani’s song/play Starts, the represented by a giant paper puppet is sangoma and her twasa, smoke and the the main antagonist in the play, but he sangoma’s growl, all of that made the presents little force as far as Masote’s atmosphere and the feel of that play as if journey is concerned. It may be that the Chis Hani will appear on Stage! creators didn’t want to tell an emotionally The “orchestra” was in the Orchestra pit driven story; hence, they made the white under the stage and you could only see the policeman to be a comic relief. conductor’s hands moving up and down. The cast works well as an ensemble. Masote’s Dream Instead of creating a separate space for the With the lead opera’s high note voices, still one could hear the raw talent of the orchestra, which consists of violins and much younger actors/singers. nlike the plays that are set during vocals the musicians and their instruments The set, the actors and the audience are part of the world of the play. The the Apartheid era, the story is music is woven into the narrative rather were one- when the actor was pushed by Usimple and it focuses on Masote’s than being used as background and the the Apartheid general, part of the stage journey to his musical composition. musicians are in role as they play. I feel cracked opened and the audience laughed The lead actor the brings the character that the finale doesn’t live up to what the because it was as if it was part of the journey of the play promises, Masote’s prevailing, cruel push of the apartheid to life through his choice of emotional dream. general in one of the acts! range. The choice of making the lead who Kagiso Boroko, Phenye Modiane does not play the instrument enhances the When Masote finally composes his great I would say everyone must take the performance as the actor mimes with the piece of music from a prison cell there is and Khumbuzile Dhlamini time to see this opera as it makes one’s violin. The miming allows him to focus on no sense of great achievement to heighten knowledge and beliefs of themselves, enhancing the character’s feelings about the climax. This may be the result of not Cula Mzansi change and broaden about what our the music. raising the emotional stakes in the journey forefathers and mothers experienced and Unlike many operatic plays with elaborate of Masote. He seems to achieve his dream he opera opened at 8pm at the how long it took us to get where we are. against not-that-much challenging odds. To sets, Masote’s Dream has a simple enhance the climax of the dream the plot architecturally correct Soweto Within the audience was a rainbow nation, functional set, which makes it possible should have been made a bit thick. TTheatre. Dim red lighting in the we were also seated alongside folks from for the story to travel from one setting to auditorium and only the stage lights up, overseas who were as interested in our another. Despite the feeling of less tension and one sits with curiosity. stories as we were. The performances are more embodied in emotionally driven plot, the lightness of Cula appears on stage to intoduce the As with every theater outing there are the play makes it accessible and let the a somewhat realistic form, which makes viewer leave the theatre with a sense of audience to the show. To their surprise wierd and wonderfull outfits on display the play to feel more like a musical than celebrating Masote’s music rather than 3 of the composers, Bongani Ndodani within the audience and tonight was an opera. This makes it more accessible to musing in what Apartheid did to black Breen, Martin Watt and Peter Klazouu no different. One would think that the both opera and traditional theatre goers. people. were sitting quietly among them. audience was also in costume. The play is not trying to tell a political story. Masote’s grappling with the system -THEMBA MKHOMA The hightlight of the night was of Chris -PALESA LESITO is used as a mere backdrop to the story. Hani were the chorus is “Buya….”. EVENT POSTPONEMENT B2B HUB ANNOUNCEMENT GUESTHOUSE Due to some uncontrollable circumstances and variables, we are rescheduling the Vila Kasi Expo Festival, originally scheduled for 24-27 September 2015 in Orlando, Soweto to a later date. We will provide additional information as soon as possible. We regret any inconvenience this has caused to your busy schedule. We sincerely apologize if this change might affect your plans; however, we will immediately inform you of the new and approved date for Room Rates your prompt action and participation. Standard: R250 We hope you will use this time to market your brands, Deluxe: R350 products with our Vila Kasi News and Vila Kasi Radio Station. Call: 073 599 8302 Thank you so much for your understanding and Address: 20 Daggerhead Ave, Ext.8 Lenasia continuing support for The Vila Kasi Group. T & C APPLY Vila K asi N ews Issue 7| Page 7 of 8

Vila Kasi News “No StOrY too BIG or small” Zamalek 4-1 Orlando Pirates The White Knights humiliate Bucs amalek and Orlando Pirates were both Soliman went through on goal in the 22nd minute, Zamalek substitute Moustafa Fathi increased his looking to finish at the summit of Group B but the Egyptian attacker decided to pick a pass side’s lead in the 61st minute with his first touch Zlog and avoid Al Ahly in the semi-finals of when he should have taken a shot. after running onto Soliman’s low cross from the the Caf Confederation Cup. The away side restored parity in the 33rd minute left hand side. 3-1 to the home side. when Pirates striker Thamsanqa Gabuza’s first Six minutes later, Soliman made it 4-1 after The first shot on target went to Pirates in as early time cross was poked home by his captain Oupa bursting into the box from the left hand, before as the third minute when Sifiso Myeni tried his Manyisa. beating Ovono with a low drive. luck from close range, only for his attempt to be However, Zamalek were in front again five Bucs keeper Ovono was kept busy by the Zamalek saved by Zamalek goalkeeper Basem Gennesh. minutes later. Ibrahim ran onto a back heel pass attackers, and he was forced to make two great Eight minutes later, Zamalek midfielder Ahmed from Tawfik and hit the back of the net with a saves within two minutes, denying Soliman Ibrahim beat three Pirates defenders inside the powerful low shot. and Fathi in the 76th minute and 77th minute box, before hitting the upright with a curling effort Myeni’s strike from an out-of-the-box free-kick respectively. - Felipe Ovono knew nothing about it. was well saved by keeper Gennesh three minutes Ultimately, Zamalek recorded a 4-1 victory on The home side broke the deadlock soon afterwards before the interval. the night to win Group B with 15 points from six when Zamalek midfielder Ahmed Tawfik hit a Five minutes into the second-half, Zamalek striker matches. powerful shot past Ovono following Pirates’ Hassan Mekky tried his luck from range, but Pirates will face Group A winners and Egyptian failure to clear the danger inside their own box. his effort sailed over the crossbar, with Ovono side Al Ahly in the semi-finals, while Zamalek Zamalek were all over Bucs in search of a second. untroubled. play Group A runners-up Etoile Sahel. -Goal.com SuperSport United 1 - 4 Kaizer Chiefs Furman sees red as Lebese inspires Amakhosi to victory uperSport United and Kaizer Chiefs were Chiefs defender Ivan Bukenya should have Gordon Igesund introduced David Mathebula looking to return to winning ways having equalised in the 31st minute, but the Ugandan for Enocent Mkhabela in the 65th minute as Sdrawn their last league matches. midfielder placed his effort wide from close range. Matsatsantsa looked to get back into the game. Seven minutes before the interval, Jeremy Brockie The first shot on target came 11 minutes into the and Thuso Phala combined brilliantly inside the They were then reduced to 10 men when Dean game when midfielder Dove Wome’s long range box, before the latter shot straight at Khune. Furman received his second yellow card 10 effort forced Chiefs goalkeeper Itumeleng Khune Amakhosi came out firing in the second-half, minutes from time. into a decent save. causing all sorts of problems in the final third, Williams made a great save to deny Lebese after and they were rewarded for their hard work in the the Chiefs midfielder did well to lose his marker SuperSport launched attack after attack in the 49th minute. Khune’s long ball from was flicked before connecting with a Reneilwe Letsholonyane opening stages of the match, and they were by SuperSport defender Bongani Khumalo, whose pass. unlucky to be denied a penalty when KIngston header set up George Lebese. The midfielder Nkhatha was brought down inside the box. chipped the ball over on coming keeper Ronwen Lebese made amends with a cool finish in the 90th Referee Phillip Tinyani instead awarded the home Williams to make it 1-1. minute, before Tshabalala made the points safe side a free-kick on the edge of the Chiefs box. with a stoppage time goal from the spot-kick after Nevertheless, Dove Wome, who was lively on the It was soon 2-1 to the defending champions when Camaldine Abraw was brought down inside the day, broke the deadlock with a thunderous strike Bukenya headed home Siphiwe Tshabalala’s free- box by Michael Boxall in the 93rd minute. The from the edge of the box to beat Khune hands kick from close range, much to the delight of the win took Amakhosi to the summit of the PSL log down. Amakhosi faithful eight minutes later. with eight points from four league matches. -Goal.com Vila K asi N ews Issue 7| Page 8 of 8