YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERISSUE 36

If we stand together, we can all help to slow down COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, which is spreading all around the world. Play your part by washing your hands regularly and obeying the lockdown rules that President Cyril Ramaphosa announced in response to this pandemic.

Separated - yet united we standPage 2

Supporting effective education Page 7

Find out more about COVID-19 in this newspaper!

Working together, we can beat this!Page 3

Setswana version Page 11

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We’d like to hear from you. Amandelbult Times is your platform to share your views and news about happenings in the communities surrounding the Amandelbult Complex.

It’s our readers who make Amandelbult Times a newsworthy publication. You need to help us to

will interest you. Let us know what’s happening in your community and who you would like to see recognised for their achievements.

EMAIL US All you need to do is email us your comments and ideas. We will get back to you to get the story. You may

photograph in upcoming issues!

TERMS AND CONDITIONS• You need to provide us with your

name, surname and the name of the community you live in.

• You may remain anonymous if you choose. Your name won’t be published in the newspaper, but you still need to provide your details to the editor, who will not reveal your identity.

Amandelbult Times is published by Anglo American Platinum, 55 Marshall Street, Johannesburg, South Africa. It is produced and distributed by the Platinum Bushvelder newspaper.

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Speak up about showing respect and compassion, taking care of yourself and protecting your loved ones.

Don’t panic and make sure you stay informed about the news, rules and regulations.

will see this through.Justice Sibiza, Westpack supervisor, Thabazimbi

We are part of the essential services personnel, so we will be working during the 21-day lockdown. It is scary, but we have hand sanitizer and other items to keep us safe. We need our community members to adhere to the rules to limit our chances of getting infected.Tebogo Lekotla, Viva garage petrol attendant, Northam

but it is also a chance for us to stand together. We should all stay up to date with what is happening so that we can make informed decisions.Obakeng Kgalegi, community member, Moruleng

Be responsible. You might not get that sick, but you could infect someone who will. I know this is inconvenient, but it’s inconvenient for everyone, and the sooner we start protecting ourselves and those around us, the sooner this will be over.Corlia Hasebroek, R5 Shop cashier, Thabazimbi

Isolating yourself at home is the best way to stop COVID-19 from spreading, especially to vulnerable community members. Staying home and obeying the rules is the responsible thing to do. Some Amandelbult Times readers share a word of advice.

You can spread the virus without showing any of the usual symptoms. That’s why it’s important to keep your social distance and stay indoors. Thank you to all the essential services employees who are placing their lives on the line for the rest of us. Please take care of yourselves.

Joseph Themba, community member, Northam

Limit your physical contact. It might be

hard, but the sooner we all start following this principle, the sooner this will be over.Naomi Mogotsi, Bakgatla-Ba-Kgafela Tribal Authority human resource

administrator, Moruleng

We should respect the law and stay at home. Take this

appreciate your loved ones. It’s a great opportunity to spend some quality time with your family.Juandré Jansen, Vodacom salesperson, Thabazimbi

Keep kids busy at home with educational activities. Make sure they stay indoors and avoid contact with others. Kgomotso Motshegare, Bakgatla-Ba-Kgafela Tribal Authority receptionist, Moruleng

My heart goes out to everyone affected and

infected by this. I truly hope our nation can stand together to

It affects us all.Gorata Raphukula, Clientele sales representative,

Thabazimbi

Stay informed about the situation and listen to advice on social distancing. We can only beat this if we all play our part.Boyler Pitse, Greenway Mining Training managing director, Rustenburg

To get ahead of this thing, everyone needs to play their part 100%. This is not a small matter;

to stay at home for 21 days, but try to keep busy.Liezl Janse van Rensburg, community member, Northam

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We are working together with you, our communities, to provide you with as much support as possible during the COVID-19 pandemic, says Natascha Viljoen, acting CEO of Anglo American Platinum.

Anglo American is positioned to make a difference in the regions in which it operates

in this time of global crisis. All of Anglo American’s business units (including Platinum, Coal South Africa, Kumba and De Beers) are engaging with our host community stakeholders, including traditional and faith leaders, and government agencies to develop a comprehensive COVID-19 community response plan, which we will be rolling out across our host communities in the southern African region.

Working with these stakeholders, we are identifying areas where we can provide support that will make the most difference to our host communities, helping to reduce the impact of COVID-19 on those who are the most vulnerable and providing assistance in the areas of healthcare and testing accessibility.

Whatever COVID-19 brings us, Anglo American Platinum will remain unconditional about the safety, health and well-being of its people, in our business and in our communities.

During the national lockdown, we have ramped down much of our business and will be ramping up again as soon as we have been given the go-ahead by government.

As the mining industry plays a critical role in the economy as an employer, taxpayer, buyer of goods and services, and earner of foreign exchange revenue, the minister of Mineral Resources and Energy approached the industry to keep some scaled-back operations going, where health-risk assessments show it is safe to do so.

The recent controlled ramp-down of facilities to achieve a safe state of care and maintenance for the lockdown period affects underground mining operations at Amandelbult, Mototolo, and the Modikwa and Kroondal joint ventures, as well as Mortimer Smelter and Waterval Smelter, which receive concentrate from those operations.

have been scaled back further for the duration of the 21-day lockdown.

Zimbabwe announced a 21-day lockdown from Monday, 30 March, and Unki Mine has been placed on care and maintenance for the duration.

In line with South African government regulations, we assessed the ability to continue some operations on a reduced basis. Mining operations at the open-pit Mogalakwena Mine will continue on a reduced basis and Polokwane Smelter will operate to smelt this material into furnace matte.

We know the vital role our operations play in local communities and remain committed to providing services, including the supply of potable water, healthcare, emergency response assistance and the maintenance of civil infrastructure throughout the lockdown period. We will continue to see how we can further support our communities during this

It is important to say that Anglo American is fully supportive of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s efforts to limit the spread of the virus.

Thank you to every one of you who has been following the rules and procedures. It is only if we work together that we will be

successfully.We will continue to provide

you with regular updates, using all the channels at our disposal. These include regional radio stations, such as Capricorn, North West FM, Thobela FM, Kgatleng FM, Motsweding FM and Madibeng FM. We will also continue to publish our community newspapers, which will be distributed to supermarkets in your area.

Just remember that being a responsible citizen lies

the curve and stopping this virus in its tracks. Follow the president’s instructions when he tells us all to stay at home. When you have to go out, please keep your distance from others.

I encourage all of you to stay safe and cooperate with our law enforcement agencies.

Let’s be individually responsible to collectively remain COVID-19 free.

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Remember, clean hands can save lives! MAKE A “TIPPY TAP” FOR HAND WASHINGIf no running water is available, UNICEF has a handy hint for making a “tippy tap” with a clean two-litre plastic bottle and a straw or plastic tube:

About 7 cm from the bottom of the bottle, make a small hole on the side (use a piece of wire heated over a candle).

Push the straw into it.

Fill the bottle with soapy water and close the cap tightly.

Place it on a shelf or hang it from a string.

When you loosen the cap, water will flow out of the straw.

We support the South African government’s steps for limiting the spread of the coronavirus, which include the temporary closure of all South African schools and tertiary institutions. Learners can continue studying at home and complete their curriculum. Learners have free access to the Vodacom Digital Classroom and e-School, covering the national curriculum. Learning and teaching support material includes video-based lessons, digital textbooks, online assessments, course progress tracking and continuous teacher professional development.

IF YOU NEED MORE INFORMATION ON THE CORONAVIRUS

• Call the COVID-19 hotline on 0800 029 999.

• Send ‘hi’ on Whatsapp to COVID-19 Connect on 060 012 3456.

• Visit the website www.sacoronavirus.co.za

THE CORONAVIRUS: STAY SAFE

As the Dikuno Tša Sechaba Community Development Trust, we are committed to realising the vision of “Sustainable and Thriving Communities, Through and Beyond Mining”.

Including livelihood, education, health and poverty relief, the projects, programmes and initiatives we support enable communities to confront their challenges and create a sustainable future for themselves beyond the life of the mine.

Our concern about the safety and well-being of the communities surrounding Platinum’s Amandelbult Complex includes the impact of the CORONAVIRUS (SARS-CoV-2), which is now spreading globally as well as in South Africa, causing an INFECTIOUS DISEASE (COVID-19).

Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.

Cough and sneeze into your elbow or a tissue, and throw the tissue into the trash immediately.

Stay at home from 26 March 2020 during the national lockdown for 21 days, except for essential purposes.

Further details are available at https://sacoronavirus.co.za/2020/03/23/south-african-lockdown-guidelines-information/

Avoid close contact with people who are sick – keep at least 1.5m away.

Don’t touch your eyes, nose or mouth.

Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces.

IN COLLABORATION WITH THE SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND THE UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN’S FUND (UNICEF), WE WOULD LIKE TO SHARE GUIDELINES TO HELP EVERYONE STAY SAFE, AND SUPPORT LEARNERS IN STUDYING ONLINE WHILE THE SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED.

Sustainable and Thriving Communities, Through and Beyond Mining

A MESSAGE FROM THE DIKUNO TŠA SECHABA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TRUST

Learners, teachers and parents can access these resources, data free, by following these steps:

1. Insert a Vodacom SIM card into an internet-enabled cell phone, tablet or computer.

2. For learners, go to Vodacom e-School at https://www.vodacom.co.za/vodacom/services/vodacom-e-school on your phone, tablet or computers

3. Follow the instructions and enter all your details to get registered.

4. Select your grade and subjects from your dashboard and start learning.

For teachers, go to the Vodacom Digital Classroom at http://www.digitalclassroom.co.za/digitalclassroom/

We fully support the guidelines for limiting the spread of the coronavirus supplied by the South African National Department of Health, and we encourage communities to follow the guidelines:

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You are not alone as you self-isolate to help protect our nation’s health during the national lockdown, which will last until 23:59 on 16 April. If you need help or information, turn to these contacts.COVID-19 information and supportWhatsApp support 0600 123 456Emergency number 0800 029 999Website sacoronavirus.co.zaGender-based violence (GBV)GBV command centre: 0800 428 428 or *120*7867# from any

cell phoneFamily Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit (women abuse) helpline

0800 150 150

Persons with disabilitiesSMS ‘help’ to 31531Child abuse or neglectChildline 0800 055 555CrimeSAPS Crimestop and anonymous tipoffs 0860 10111SAPS SMS Crimeline SMS 32211National SAPS service complaints 0800 333 177 or complaintsnodal-

point@saps.gov.zaHealth services and informationCoronavirus hotline 0800 029 999National Institute of Communicable Diseases

www.nicd.ac.za

World Health Organization www.who.intNational Department of Health www.health.gov.zaNational Aids helpline 0800 012 322Mental healthSouth African Depression and Anxiety Group

WhatsApp 076 882 2775 or0800 21 22 23 orwww.sadag.org or Facebook: The South African Depression and Anxiety Group

Suicide helpline 0800 567 567 or 0800 456 789

0800 222 777

If you have not been able to get help from your local police station, despite trying to, you can call:

If you have not been able to get help at provincial level you can contact:

Telephone Cell Fax EmailEastern Cape 040 608 7078 082 301 8275 040 608 7122 complaintsEC@saps.gov.zaFree State 051 411 7880/7815 071 412 2391 051 411 7816 fs.inspect.nodal@saps.gov.zaGauteng 011 274 7786 086 026 7787 011 274 7792 gpcomplaints@saps.gov.zaKwaZulu-Natal 031 325 5951/4886 079 877 6536 031 325 4952 kzn.complaintscentre@saps.gov.zaLimpopo 015 293 7186 072 149 9927 015 293 7187 lim.complaints@saps.gov.zaMpumalanga 013 759 1438/ 1437 082 565 6447 013 759 1461 complaints.mp@saps.gov.zaNorthern Cape 053 802 7400 063 686 5236 053 832 2374 ncprov.complaint.saps@saps.gov.zaNorth West 018 299 7939 082 856 0995 082 856 0995 nw.inspect.complaints@saps.gov.zaWestern Cape 021 409 6535 082 469 7721 021 409 6577 wcmi.complaintsnodalpoint@saps.gov.za

National Tel: 0800 333 177 Fax: 012 393 5452 Email: complaintsnodalpoint@saps.gov.za

GeneralPresidential hotline 17737Reporting undue price increases 0800141880Support for small, medium and micro-enterprises in distress

0860 663 7867dsbd@gov.za www.dsbd.gov.za

National crisis line 0861 332 332SASSA call centre (social grants) 0800 60 10 11PostBank call centre 0800 53 54 55Department of Trade and Industry 0800 000 6543Department of Home Affairs 08600 601190Department of Water and Sanitation 0800 200 200Department of Tourism 0860 868 747

By combining tuberculosis (TB) screening and treatment with its HIV testing and treatment programme, Anglo American Platinum has succeeded in cutting the TB incidence rate by 50% and has also achieved the United Nations 90:90:90 goals.

When 2020 started, we had achieved:STATUS:

97% of Anglo American Platinum employees knew their HIV status at the end of 2019.

TREATMENT:

91% of HIV-positive Anglo American Platinum employees were on anti-retroviral treatment at the end of 2019.

SUPPRESSION:

91% of the HIV-positive Anglo American Platinum employees who were on anti-retroviral treatment at the end of 2019 had achieved viral load suppression.

A company-wide programme to screen HIV-positive employees

for TB and ensure they receive the necessary treatment has seen Platinum drastically reduce the number of employees suffering from TB.

About 1% of South Africans develop TB every year, and more than 70% of these people are also HIV positive. Platinum used its extensive HIV testing and treatment programme to extend screenings and treatment for TB. As a result, the TB incidence rate has halved and far fewer employees have died of TB.

In 2016, Platinum’s TB incidence rate was 660 per

above the South African average.

Thanks to the pro-active management of TB and the roll-out of isoniazid prophylaxis (TB treatment), combined with HIV initiatives, Platinum’s TB incidence rate declined to 328

the South African national average of 567.

Three employees died of TB in 2019, down from 14 in 2016 and 63 in 2013.

TB is a contagious disease with a high rate of transmission, so reducing the number of TB

the risk of people becoming infected with TB at work. In the past two years, no case of workplace-acquired TB has been reported at Platinum.

achievement.

“At Anglo American Platinum, we’re committed to Zero Harm – an approach that is not limited to safety incidents in the workplace, but also extends to the health and well-being of our employees,” said executive head, technical, Gordon Smith.

“It makes sense to screen and test HIV-positive employees for TB, and to ensure that they receive the necessary medication and support. TB is a curable disease, but patients must keep up with their treatment for it to be cured.”

He concluded: “We’re immensely proud of the work of our medical staff, and of our employees, who have stuck to their treatment regimes. As a result, hundreds of people are now living normal and healthy lives.”

Platinum has more than achieved the UNAIDS 90:90:90 targets!Platinum adopted the UNAIDS 90:90:90 targets in 2016. By 2020, we wanted:• at least 90% of our

employees to know their HIV status;

• at least 90% of HIV-positive employees to be receiving anti-retroviral treatment; and

• at least 90% of our employees on treatment to have undetectable levels of the virus (this is called achieving viral-load suppression).

NO MEAN FEAT!At the time of going to press, the UNAIDS website reported that, worldwide, 79% of people living with HIV knew their status, 90% of those who knew their status were on antiretrovirals, and 53% of people living with HIV had achieved viral suppression. Source: www.unaids.org/en/90-90-90

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Those who don’t heed the call to stay at home and not get together with other people until midnight on Thursday, 16 April, are putting themselves and others in danger – and not only of catching COVID-19. The rules are strict and the amendments to the regulations issued in terms of the Disaster Management Act (DMA) on 18 March have teeth.

DON’T GET TOGETHER

FINES AND PRISON YOU STILL HAVE RIGHTS

WHAT TO DO IF YOU ARE ARRESTED

STAY WHERE YOU ARE

EXPECT TO BE EXAMINED COOPERATE

No gatherings are allowed at all, except for funerals, which have to

follow strict rules. The rule that less than 100

people may gather no longer applies.

People are not allowed to get together on any public road,

in any building or in any

other place.

If you don’t comply with the amended DMA

regulations, it is an offence.

If you are convicted or an offence, you may have to pay a

go to jail for up to six months.

According to the Constitution, anyone who is arrested has the right to remain silent and the right to consult with a legal practitioner.

If someone does not comply with an instruction to submit to a medical

be detained for 48 hours while the warrant is being issued.

If someone refuses to go to an isolation site or quarantine facility, a

before the person can be forced to go.

• Keep calm. Don’t panic.

• Cooperate with the person arresting you.

• Politely ask the person arresting you for their name, contact number, where they are based, and the reason for your arrest.

• Politely ask the person arresting you for a copy of the warrant and/or court order.

• Politely ask the person arresting you where they intend to take you.

• Politely ask to consult with a legal practitioner.

• Be careful not to make any confessions or self-incriminating statements.

People are not allowed to go from one province to another, or between cities and rural areas. All of South

transport vehicles may not have more than half the number of people they are licensed to carry in them. Strict hygiene rules apply on public transport.

If you have to travel to work because you provide essential services, you must have your original written permit with you, a copy of the delegation of authority letter, your identity document or driver’s licence, and proof of your residential address. It is also recommended that you keep a few copies of your permit with

No unnecessary trips or stopovers are allowed for people providing essential services and it is recommended that they should always follow the same route to and from work.

to a medical examination and force you to have one if you refuse.

You may have to take medicine or submit to treatment and you can be forced to go to a medical facility, quarantine facility or isolation site.

To enforce these rules, a warrant has to be issued, but you can be placed in isolation

for 48 hours while a warrant is being issued.

the DMA regulations and if you don’t comply with their lawful orders, you could be arrested and detained. Avoid getting

• Preventing gatherings• Instructing people to submit to a medical

examination• Instructing people to be admitted to a medical facility,

a quarantine facility or an isolation site.

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Rakgadi is a regular feature in Amandelbult Times. She is happy to give her personal opinion and sound advice on personal problems to readers who ask for her help in writing.

DISCLAIMER:Her responses are managed by the Amandelbult Times editorial team.TERMS AND CONDITIONS: The advice given does not constitute professional advice. Anglo American Platinum, Platinum Publishers and its employees and agents accept no liability with regard to any actions taken pursuant to this advice. The information and opinions herewith are expressed in good faith and rely on sources believed to be reliable. However, no representation, warranty, undertaking or guarantee of any nature is made or given concerning the accuracy and/or completeness or this advice and/or the correctness of these opinions.

Email Rakgadi at amandelbult.times@angloamerican.com. Please supply your name and say where you live. If you would like to remain anonymous, please say so.

Do you have a problem and need help?

Dear #LOCKEDIN

True, the president has taken a very drastic step, but with good reason – to protect the lives of the people in South Africa. COVID-19 has killed more than 24,000 people around the world and, when I wrote this, more than half a million people had already been infected. This is serious!

Yes, it does seem that children and young adults often don’t show symptoms when they are infected with the new coronavirus. They may not even know that they’re sick… but they can pass it on to other people! Anyone who gets COVID-19 is likely to give it to at least two more people, if we carry on as normal. You may not get seriously ill from it, but you can give it to someone who may get very sick from it. It’s very dangerous to older people, people with high blood pressure, diabetes, asthma, heart problems, TB or HIV/AIDS.

The more people we interact with, the greater the chance that COVID-19 will keep spreading – and at a speed our health services won’t be able to cope with. That’s why we not only need to stay at home, but also to obey the safety instructions put in place, such as avoiding social gatherings.

This is not about you and me, it’s about protecting the lives of millions of people, including your loved ones. Please save 0600 123 456 on your phone and say “Hi” to it on WhatsApp to receive reliable information on COVID-19 that you can share with your friends and family. It might just save someone’s life!

Enjoy your time at home. Spend time thinking and using your imagination. Watch as much TV as you like. Read a story – or write one. Play games on your phone. All the things people used to call you lazy for doing are now good ways to keep yourself and your loved ones safe. I call that a win!

Stay safe.

All my love Rakgadi

Here’s when and how you should wear a mask:• If you’re healthy and you’re not looking after someone with

COVID-19, don’t wear a mask. Someone else needs it more.• Wear a mask if you’ve tested positive for COVID-19, if you’re

coughing or sneezing, or you’re caring for someone who may have or does have COVID-19.

• Get advice from your local healthcare facility about what kind of mask to use, if you need to use one.

• Masks only work if you also keep cleaning your hands for at least 20 seconds with soap and water or with sanitiser that is at least 60% alcohol.

• Before putting on a mask, clean your hands as described above.• Cover your mouth and nose with the mask.• Make sure there are no gaps between your face and the mask.• Replace the mask with a new one as soon as

it feels damp.

• Don’t reuse masks.• When you take the mask off, don’t touch the front of the mask.

Remove it from behind.• Put the used mask in a closed bin immediately. It must be

disposed of safely, not thrown out with other household refuse. Ask your healthcare provider how to do this.

• Clean your hands immediately, as described above, after you’ve put the mask in the bin.

Dear Rakgadi

The lockdown is killing my social life.

My friends and I had all these plans for the

school holiday and now we’re stuck at home.

I heard only the elderly can get really sick…

I am young, healthy and strong, so why do I

also need to stay at home?

On one of the WhatsApp groups I’m on,

someone posted that if you are young,

chances are you will not show any symptoms

and, if you do, it will only feel like a bad cold.

In my opinion, it sounds like people under the

age of 30 are safe, so why do we also need to

be under quarantine?

And if we have to stay at home, why can’t my

friends come and visit me?

this is a very drastic step to take.

What do you think?

Love #LOCKEDIN

Source: www.who.int

Positive educational outcomes and real community empowerment and transformation depend on access to a healthy and effective learning environment.

In the course of collaborating with local communities to bring about positive

Primary School. No time was wasted in meeting this need.

On 3 March, the social performance department of Platinum’s Mortimer Smelter and Amandelbult Complex donated an HP printer to the school.

“Our purpose is to re-imagine mining to improve people’s lives and this donation marks one of the many ways we try to improve host community members’ lives. The donation of this printer is also in line with Anglo American’s efforts to improve learners’ educational outcomes,” said Mortimer Smelter production manager

governing body chairperson Lesego

Moilwa thanked Platinum for the printer: “We were in dire need of a copier to ensure that all our learners could get copies of school projects and assignments. We are so thankful!”

TOOLS AID EDUCATION... A state-of-the-art HP printer

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MAKE YOUR OWN HAND SANITISER

HOW DID COVID-19 GET TO SA?People who travel sometimes give sicknesses a lift home with them. Travel between SA and other

cases. Now it is spreading.

OPTION 1Use 3 caps of Dettol to a litre of water.

OPTION 2Use 3 caps of Jik to a litre of water. Use hand cream to limit soreness.

Coronavirus outbreak 24-hour hotline number

0800 029 999SA Coronavirus WhatsApp group

060 012 3456

WHAT IS COVID-19?COVID-19 is a disease caused by a new coronavirus that results in a respiratory infection.

FEARSouth Africa is in the early stages of the COVID-19 outbreak. We need to be prepared and know what to do when the outbreak reaches epidemic proportions. Widespread fear is our biggest enemy at this stage. You need to keep calm and make sure you do everything you can to protect your loved ones. We can and will get through this.

TREATMENTavailable. Antibiotics do not cure viral infections. However, antibiotics may be needed if a secondary bacterial infection develops.

PREVENTION• WASH HANDS often and carry a hand sanitiser.• Maintain good PERSONAL HYGIENE.• DO NOT TRAVEL if you think you are ill.• Keep away from PEOPLE WHO ARE SICK.• Avoid TOUCHING YOUR FACE before you wash your hands.• Do not touch anyone. Stay at least 1.5m AWAY FROM ANYONE (if possible).• Stay away from crowded places – as far as possible.

FOR MORE INFORMATION• www.sacoronavirus.com • www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/advice-for-public

IF YOU DEVELOP SYMPTOMS, SEEK MEDICAL CARE.Inform your healthcare provider before your visit about your travel history and any potential exposure.

SYMPTOMSMild to severe respiratory illness with• a fever• a cough• difficulty breathing and• a sore throat

regularly and thoroughly for 20 seconds with soap and water or use an alcohol-based hand sanitiser.

WASH YOUR HANDS

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Setswana is a beautiful language. Here are a few useful phrases, translated from English. Happy learning!

MAREO A A BOTLHOKWA KA SETSWANA Setswana ke puo e ntle. Fa ke mareo a le malwa a a dirisiwang, a ronotswe go tswa mo Sekgoweng. Itumelele go ithuta!

USEFUL PHRASES IN SETSWANA

Stay indoors!

There is no need to panic.

Wash your hands regularly and thoroughly.

Cover your mouth and nose with your elbow or a tissue when you cough or sneeze.

Never spit in public.

How are you feeling?

My kids are at home with me.

We will get through this.

Keep busy with fun activities at home.

Stay in touch on social media.

Nna mo tlung!

Ga tlhokege gore o tshoge.

Tlhapa diatla tsa gago ka metlha go tseneletse.

Thiba molomu wa gago le nko ka sekgono kgotsa tissue fa o gotlhola kgotsa o ethimola.

Se kgwe mathe mo phatlhalatseng.

O ikutlwa jang?

Banake ba mo gae le nna.

Re tlile go feta se.

Nna o dira o se se itumedisang ko gae.

Nna o le mo dinakong ka mafaratlhatlha a boitapoloso.

Trust your gut feel! If something doesn’t feel right, there’s probably something wrong. Apart from that funny feeling (even when it’s nowhere near time to eat), there are four main ways to spot a scam…

SECRETS If someone asks you for your banking details before you’ve been hired, signed a contract or been given a purchase order, you can be

sure they’re up to no good.

Be wary of anyone who tries to get you to tell them things that should be your secret – like PINs, banking details, or ID details.

Please report anyone who tries to scam you by pretending to represent Anglo American Platinum online at www.yourvoice.angloamerican.com or by phoning 087 232 5426.

CONTACTBe very careful if someone contacts you, especially if you aren’t expecting it. Never give sensitive information

like your banking details or your ID number to anyone who phones you, even if they say they’re from Anglo American or your bank.

If you’re expecting a call, it still pays to be careful.

Rather look up the company’s phone number and call back with your details. Never call back on a number the caller gives you

belongs to the company you think you’re dealing with.

If you receive an email, make sure it follows this format:

name.surname@angloamerican.com. If it doesn’t, it’s not

from someone at Anglo American Platinum.

AMAZING!If something seems too good to be true, it probably isn’t true. It’s a scam!

Companies like Anglo American follow strict procedures when they hire people and or buy goods and services.

MONEY!If someone asks you for money to hand in your CV or to include you in a procurement process, you can be sure it’s a

scam. Anglo American never charges a recruitment fee and never asks suppliers for money or samples. Anyone who asks you for money or goods doesn’t work for Anglo American and will not be able to help you get a job or win a tender.

For the correct pronunciation, speak to one of your Setswana friends. You could also download an app like Learn Setswana from the Apple App Store or Google Play or acess an English-Setswana dictionary at https://tn.oxforddictionaries.com or https://forvo.com/languages/tn/.

Go bona kapodiso e e maleba, bua le mongwe wa ditsala tsa gago o o buang Setswana. Tsenya app e tshwana le Learn Setswana go tswa go Apple App Store kgotsa Google Play. O ka bona thanodi ya Sekgowa-Setswana gape go https://tn.oxforddictionaries.com kgotsa https://forvo.com/languages/tn/.

LOKWALODIKGANG LA GAGO LA MOTSEKGATISO YA 36

Fa re ka ema mmogo, rotlhe re ka thusa go fokotsa COVID-19, bolwetse bo bakwa ke mogare o mošha wa Corona, o o anamang lefatshe ka bophara. Tshameka karolo ya gago ka go tlhapa diatla tsa gago ka metlha mme o obamele melao ya tswalelo e Tautona Cyril Ramaphosa a e begileng ka kanamo ena.

Re arogane – mme re ema mmogo ka kitlanoTsebe 2

Tshegetso ya thuto e e tiileng Tsebe 7

Bona gole gontsi ka ga COVID-19 mo lokwalodikgang lena!

Fa re dira mmogo, re ka fenya se!Tsebe 3

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2 KGATISO YA 36 AMANDELBULT TIMESKAKANYO

Bua ka go bontsha tlotlo le kutlwelobotlhoko, ka go itlhokomela le go sireletsa baratiwa ba gago.

Se tshoge mme netefatsa fa o itse se se diragalang dikgang, melao le melawana. Sena ke gantlha go rona rotlhe, mme mmogo re tlile go fenya selo se. Justice Sibiza, Westpack supervisor, Thabazimbi

Re bangwe ba badiri ba ditirelo tse di botlhokwa, ka jalo re tla bo re dira ka motsi wa tswalelo ya malatsi a le 21. Go a tshosa, mme re na le ditlosa ditwatsi tsa diatla le dilwana tse dingwe gore tshola re sireletsegile. Re tlhoka maloko a morafe gore a obamele melao go ngotla ditšhono tsa rona gore re tshwaetsege.Tebogo Lekotla, Viva garage petrol attendant, Northam

Sena ke sa ntlha go rona jaaka maAforika Borwa, mme gape ke tšhono ya rona go ema mmogo. Rotlhe re tshwanetse go itse se se diragalang gore retle re tseye ditshweetso tse di botlhale.Obakeng Kgalegi, leloko la morafe, Moruleng

Nna maikarabelo. O ka nne was eke wa lwala, mme o ka tshwaetsa mongwe o ene a tlileng go lwala. Kea itse se se tseisa maanya, mme ga se tseise maanya mongwe le mongwe, mme bonako jo re simololang go itshireletsa le bao ba re dikaganyeditseng, ke ka bonako mo sena se tlileng go fela.Corlia Hasebroek, morekisi R5 Shop, Thabazimbi

Go itswalela o le nosi ko gae ke tsela e e maleba ya go emisa COVID-19 go anama, segolobogolo go maloko a morafe a a leng bosisi. Go nna ko gae le go obamela melao ke selo se se maleba go se dira. Bangwe ba babuisi ba Amandelbult Times ba neela ka mafoko a kgakololo.

O ka anamisa mogare ntle le go bontsha matshwao ape a a tlwaelegileng. Ke ka moo go leng botlhokwa go tswa mo mebileng mme o nne mo tlung. Re leboga lona lotlhe badiri ba ditirelo tse di botlhokwa bao ba bayang matshelo a bone mo tseleng go rona rotlhe. Ke kopa o itlhokomele.

Joseph Themba, leloko la morafe, Northam

Fokotsa kamano ka diatla. Go ka nna

thata, mme fa rotlhe re simolola go latela molao ona, bonako sena se tlileng go fela.Naomi Mogotsi, Bakgatla-Ba-Kgafela Tribal Authority human resource

administrator, Moruleng

Re tshwanetse go obamela melao le go nna ko gae. Tsaya nako ena go nna le go amogela baratiwa ba gago. Ke tšhono e ntle ya go fetsa nako e ntsi le lelapa la gago. Juandré Jansen, Vodacom salesperson, Thabazimbi

A bana ba dire ditiro tsa sekolo ko gae. Netefatsa fa ba nna mot lung le go efoga kamano le ba bangwe.Kgomotso Motshegare, Bakgatla-Ba-Kgafela Tribal Authority receptionist, Moruleng

Pelo yame e ya ko go botlhe ba ba amegileng le go

tshwaediwa ke sena. Ka nnete ke solofela fa naga ya rona e ka ema mmogo go lwantsha tshwaetsego. E re ama rotlhe.Gorata Raphukula,

Clientele sales representative, Thabazimbi

Nna le kitso ka ga maemo mme o reetse dikgakololo mo mafaratlhatlheng. Re ka fenya sena fela fa re tshameka karolo ya rona. Boyler Pitse, mokaedi wa Greenway Mining Training, Rustenburg

Go nna ko pele ga selo sena, mongwe le mongwe o tshwanetse go tshameka karolo ya gagwe 100%. Sena ga se kgang e e potlana; matshelo a batho a mo kotsing. Go ka tswa go le thata go nna ko ga malatsi a le 21, mme nna o dira sengwe.Liezl Janse van Rensburg, leloko la morafe, Northam

Re ka rata go utlwa go tswa mo go wena. Amandelbult Times ke serala sa gago sa go arogana megopolo le dikgang ka ditiragalo mo merafeng e e dikaganyeditseng Amandelbult Complex.

Ke babadi ba rona ba ba tlileng go dira Amandelbult Times kgatisô ya dikgang e e mosola. O tlhoka go re thusa go ka tlatsa

lokwalodikgang ka dikgang tse di tlileng go go kgatlisa. Re itsese ka se se diragalang mo tikologong ya gago le gore ke mang yo o o ka batlang go mmona a tlotlomaletswa diphitlhêlêlô tsa gagwe.

RE ROMELELE EMAILSe o tlhokang go se dira ke go re romelela ka email di kakgêlô tsa gago le di kakanyô tsa gago mme rona re tlile go boela mo go wena

setshwantshô sa gago mo kgatisông e e latelang ya lokwalodikgang.

MABAKA LE DIKEMO• O tlile go tlhoka go re fêpa ka leina le sefane

sa gago mmogo le leina la tikologo e o dulang go yona.

• O ka elêtsa go nna motlhôkaleina fa o batla. Leina la gago ga le kitla le gatisiwa mo lokwalodikgang le, mme fela o santse o tla tshwanelwa ke go fêpa morulaganyi wa lokwalodikgang ka maina a gago mme ga a kitla a go senola.

Amandelbult Times e gatisitswe ke Anglo American Platinum, 55 Marshall Street, Johannesburg, South Africa. E rulagantswe le go anamisiwa ke lokwalodikgang la Platinum Bushvelder.

amandelbult.times@angloamerican.com

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Re dira mmogo le wena, metse ya rona, go go tlamela ka tshegetso e le ntsi mo go ka kgonegang ka motsi wa leroborobo la COVID-19, go bua Natascha Viljoen, CEO ya nakwana ya Anglo American Platinum.

Anglo American e mo maemong a go dira pharologano mo dikgaolong

tse e dirang mo go tsone kanako ena e lefatshe le leng mo mathateng. Dikarolo tsotlhe tsa dikgwebo tsa Anglo American (go akaretsa Platinum, Coal South Africa, Kumba and De Beers) di golagana le banna-le-seabe ba metse selegae ya rona, go akaretsa bogosi le baeteledipele ba dikereke, le diagente tsa mmuso go tla ka leano le metse e tla le dirisang la COVID-19, le letlileng go nnateng go ralala metse selagae mo kgaolong tsa borwa ba Aforika.

Go dirisana le banna-le-seabe ba, re kaya mafelo a reka neelanang ka tshegetso e e tlileng go dira pharologano e ntsi mo metse selegaeng ya rona, re thusa go fokotsa ka moya COVID-19 mo go bao baling bosisi le go neelana ka thuso mo dikgaolong tse di

go dira diteko.Sengwe le sengwe se

COVID-19 e re tlelang sone, Anglo American Platinum e tlile go nna e tsepame ka ga tshireletsego, pholo le boitekanelo jwa batho ba bone,

mo dikgwebong tsa rona le mo metseng ya rona.

Ka motsi wa tswalo ya naga, re fokoditse thata mo dikgwebong tsa rona mme re tlile go fokotsa gape fela fa mmuso o re naya tetla.

Jaaka indusetiri ya moepo e tshameka karolo e e botlhokwa mo ikonoming jaaka mothapi, moduela lekgetho, moreki wa dithoto le ditirelo, le moungwedi wa bogwebi jwa bodichabachaba, tona ya Mineral Resources le Energy o buile le indusetiri go tlogela dingwe tsa ditiro di dira, koo ditshekatsheko tsa matshosetsi a pholo a bontshitseng go sireletsegile go dira jalo.

Phokotso ya sešheng ya

e e sireletsegileng le tlhokomelo ka motsi wa tswalelo e ama madirelo a moepo mo tlase ga lefatshe ko Amandelbult, Mototolo, Modikwa le Kroondal joint ventures, jalo le Mortimer Smelter le Waterval Smelter,tse di amogelang tsepamiso mo madirelong ao.

fokoditswe ka nako motsi wa tswalelo ya malatsi a le 21.

Zimbabwe e begile tswalelo ya malatsia le 21 go tloga ka Mosupologo, 30 Mopitlwe, mme re tlile go tsaya madirelo a Unki Mine a beilweng mo tlhokomelong ka tlamelo ka motsi wa ona.

Mo tseleng le melawana ya mmuso wa Aforika Borwa, re sekasekile bokgoni jwa go tsweletsa madirelo a mangwe ka badiri ba ba ko tlase. Madirelo a moepo a a bulegileng ko Moepong wa Mogalakwena a tlile go tswelela go dira ka badiri ba ba fokoditsweng le Polokwane Smelter e tlile go

furnace matte.Re itse botlhokwa jo

madirelo a rona bo bo tshamekang mo metse selegaeng le go nna a itlamile go neelana ka ditirelo, di akaretsa tlamelo ya metsi, ditirelo tsa pholo, thuso ka ditirelo tsa tshoganyetso le tlhokomelo ya mafaratlhatlha ka motsi wa tswalelo. Re tlile go tswelela go bona gore re ka tsweletsa jang tshegetso go metse ya rona mo nakong ena e thata.

Go botlhokwa gore Anglo American e tshegetsa maatla a ga Tautona Cyril Ramaphosa ka botlalo ka go fokotsa kanamo ya mogare. Re leboga mongwe le mongwe o ntse a latela melao le melawana.Ke fela fa re dira mmogo mo re tla kgonang go lwantsha leroborobo le ka katlego.

Re tlile go tswelela go goneela dikitiso ka metlha, re dirisa dikanala tsotlhe tse di teng.Tsena di akaretsa di seteishane tsa radio tsa kgaolo, di tshwana le Capricorn, North West FM, Thobela FM, Kgatleng FM, Motsweding FM le Madibeng. Re tlile go tswelela gape go gatisa lokwalodikgang la rona la

motse, le le tlileng go anamisiwa ko mabenkeleng a a mokgaolong ya gago.

Gopola gore go nna moagi o o maikarabelo go mo pelong ya go fokotsa mokgoleo le go emisa mogare ona. Latela ditaelo tsa ga tautona fa a re bolelela go nna ko gae. Fa o tshwanelwa ke go tswa, ka kopo tshwara sekgala go tswa go ba bangwe.

Ke le rotloetsalotlhe go nna le sireletsegile le go dirisanammogo le batlhankedibamolao.

A mongwe le mongwe a nne maikarabelo gore rotlhe re nne re sena COVID-19.

GOTLHOLA SENTLE Ka gale gotlholela kgotsa ethimolela mo sekgonong sa gago kgotsa tissue

TLHAPA SENTLE Tlhapa diatla tsa gago ka gale o dirisa sesepa kgotsa setlosa megare sa diatla

O ITLHOKOMELEItlhokomele ka tsatsi le letsatsi go matshwao a a tshwanang le mokgotlhwane mme o letsetse tikwatikwe ya gago ya pholo fat se di tlhaga

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Gopola, diatla tse di phepa di ka boloka matshelo!DIRA “TIPPY TAP” GO TLHAPA DIATLA Fa o sena metsi a pompo, UNICEF e na le kgakololo ya go dira “tippy tap” ka botlele e e phepa ya litara tse pedi le lethomponyana la go goga:

Bokanaka 7cm go tswa mo tlase ga botlele, dira phatlhanyana mo tlhakoreng (dirisa terata thuthafaditsweng ka kerese).

Tsenya lethomponyana mo go yone.

Tlatsa botlele ka metsi a a sesepa mme o tswale sekhurumelo thata.

Le beye mo shelofong kgotsa le kaletse ka mogala.

Fa o bula sekhurumelo bikinyana, metsi a tlile go tswa ka lethompo.

Re tshegetsa kgato ya mmuso wa Aforika Borwa ya go fokotsa kanamo ya mogare wa corona, e e akaretsang tswalelo ya nakwana ya dikolo tsotlhe tsa Aforika Borwa le ditheo tsa thuto e kgolwane. Baithuti ba ka tswelela go ithuta ko gae le go konosetsa curriculum ya bone. Baithuti ba na le tetla ya mahala go tsena go Vodacom Digital Classroom le e-School, e e akaretsang curriculum ya bosechaba. Didiriswa tsa tshegetso ya go ithuta le go ruta e akaretsa ditlhatlhelelo tsa video, dibuka tsa digital, ditlhatlhobo tsa online, tshekatsheko ya kgatelopelo ya serutwa le tlhabololo e e tswelelang ya barutisi.

FA O TLHOKA TSHEDIMOSETSO KA GA CORONAVIRUS

• Letsetsa COVID-19 hotline go 0800 029 999.

• Romela ‘hi’ go Whatsapp go COVID-19 Connect go 060 012 3456.

• Etela website www.sacoronavirus.co.za

MOGARE WA CORONA: NNA O SIRELETSEGILE

Jaaka Dikuno Tša Sechaba Community Development Trust, re itlamile mo go boneng ponelopele ya “Metse e Itsetsepetseng e Gola ka Katlego, go Ralala le Go Feta Moepo”.

Go akaretsa mokgwa wa bophelo, thuto, pholo le phokotso ya bohuma, mananeo le matsholo a re a tshegetsang a kgontsha metse go lebagana le dikgwetlho tsa bone le go bopa bokamoso jo bo itsetsepetseng go feta botshelo jwa moepo.

Matshwenyego a rona ka ga tshireletsego le boitekanelo jwa metse e e dikaganyeditseng Platinum’s Amandelbult Complex go akaretsa kamo ya CORONAVIRUS (SARS-CoV-2), e e anamang lefatshe ka bophara le mo Aforika Borwa, e baka BOLWETSE JO BO TSHELANWANG (COVID-19).

Tlhapa diatla tsa gago ka metlha ka sesepa le metse bonnye metsotswana e le 20.

Gotlholela kgotsa ethimolela mo sekgonong sa gago kgotsa tissue, mme o latlhele tissue mo motemeng fa matlakala ka gangwe.

Nna ko gae go tloga ka di 26 Mopitlwe 2020 ka motsi wa bosechaba wa thibelo ya motsamao wa batho malatsi a le 21, ntle le ditirelo tse di botlhokwa.

Dintlha go ya pele di teng go https://sacoronavirus. co.za/2020/03/23/south-african-lockdown-guidelines-information/

Efoga go atumelana thata le batho ba ba lwalang – nna bonnye 1.5m kgakajana.

Se kgome matlho a gago, nko kgotsa molomu.

Phepafatsa le go phimola dilwana tse di kgoniwang thata le bodilo.

KA TIRISANO MMOGO LE LEFAPHA LA BOSECHABA LA PHOLO LA AFORIKA BORWA LE UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN’S FUND (UNICEF), RE RATA GO AROGANA DIKAEDI TSA GO THUSA MONGWE LE MONGWE GORE A NNE A SIRELETSEGILE, LE GO TSHEGETSA BAITHUTI KA GO ITHUTA ONLINE FA DIKOLO DI TSWETSE.

Metse e Itsetsepetseng e Gola ka Katlego, go Ralala le Go Feta Moepo

MOLAETSA GO TSWA KO DIKUNO TŠA SECHABA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TRUST

Baithuti, barutabana le batsadi ba ka bona didiriswa tse, data ya mahala, ka go latela dikgato tse:

1. Tsenya karata ya Vodacom SIM mo mogaleng wa letheka o o nang le internet, tablet kgotsa khomputara.

2. Go baithuti, e ya go e-Shool ko https://www.vodacom.co. za/vodacom/services/ vodacom-e-school mo mogaleng wag ago, tablet kgotsa khomputara

3. Latela ditaelo mme o tsenye ditlha tsa gago tsotlhe go ikwadisa.

4. Tlhopha mophato wa gago le dirutwa mo mafaratlhatlheng mme o simolole go ithuta.

Go barutabana, e ya go Vodacom Digital Classroom at http://www.digitalclassroom. co.za/digitalclassroom/

Re tshegetsa ka botlalo kgakololo ya go fokotsa kanamo ya mogare wa corona e e tlametsweng ke Lefapha la Bosechaba la Pholo la Aforika Borwa, mme re rotloetsa metse go latela dikgakololo:

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Ga o nosi fa o ikgaoganya le batho go thusa go sireletsa pholo ya sechaba sa rona ka motsi ona wa go itswalela, e e tlileng go fela ka 23:59 ka di 16 Moranang. Fa o tlhoka thuso kgotsa tshedimosetso, letsetsa megala ena. COVID-19 tshedimosetso le tshegetsoTshegetso ya WhatsApp 0600 123 456Nomore ya potlako 0800 029 999Website sacoronavirus.co.zaGender-based violence (GBV)GBV command centre: 0800 428 428 kgotsa *120*7867#

go tswa mo mogaleng mongwe le mongwe wa letheka

Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit (women abuse) helpline

0800 150 150

Batho ba ba nang le bogoleSMS ‘help’ to 31531Tshotlakako ya bana kgotsa go se ba tlhokomeleChildline 0800 055 555BosinyiSAPS Crimestop and anonymous tipoffs 0860 10111SAPS SMS Crimeline SMS 32211National SAPS service complaints 0800 333 177 kgotsa

complaintsnodalpoint@saps.gov.zaDitirelo tsa pholo le tshedimosetso Coronavirus hotline 0800 029 999National Institute of Communicable Diseases www.nicd.ac.zaWorld Health Organization www.who.intLefapha la Bosechaba la Pholo www.health.gov.zaNational Aids helpline 0800 012 322Mathata a tlhaloganyo South African Depression and Anxiety Group WhatsApp 076 882 2775 kgotsa

0800 21 22 23 kgotsawww.sadag.org kgotsa Facebook: The South African Depression and Anxiety Group

Suicide helpline 0800 567 567 kgotsa 0800 456 789Go utswiwa ga bathoMogala wa bosechaba wa thuso ya go utswiwa ga batho

0800 222 777

Fa o sa bone thuso ko seteisheneng sa mapodisi sa selegae, le fa o leka, o ka letsetsa:

Fa o sa kgona go bona thuso ko porofenseng o ka letsetsa:

Mogala Mogala wa letheka

Fax Email

Kapa Botlhaba 040 608 7078 082 301 8275 040 608 7122 complaintsEC@saps.gov.zaFree State 051 411 7880/7815 071 412 2391 051 411 7816 fs.inspect.nodal@saps.gov.zaGauteng 011 274 7786 086 026 7787 011 274 7792 gpcomplaints@saps.gov.zaKwaZulu-Natal 031 325 5951/4886 079 877 6536 031 325 4952 kzn.complaintscentre@saps.gov.zaLimpopo 015 293 7186 072 149 9927 015 293 7187 lim.complaints@saps.gov.zaMpumalanga 013 759 1438/ 1437 082 565 6447 013 759 1461 complaints.mp@saps.gov.zaKapa Bokone 053 802 7400 063 686 5236 053 832 2374 ncprov.complaint.saps@saps.gov.zaBokone Bophirima 018 299 7939 082 856 0995 082 856 0995 nw.inspect.complaints@saps.gov.zaKapa Bokone 021 409 6535 082 469 7721 021 409 6577 wcmi.complaintsnodalpoint@saps.gov.za

Bosechaba Tel: 0800 333 177 Fax: 012 393 5452 Email: complaintsnodalpoint@saps.gov.za

KakaretsoMogala wa kantoro ya moporesidente 17737Go bega ditlhwatlhwa tse di okediwang go se maleba

0800141880

Support for small, medium and micro-enter-prises in distress

0860 663 7867dsbd@gov.za www.dsbd.gov.za

National crisis line 0861 332 332SASSA call centre (social grants) 0800 60 10 11PostBank call centre 0800 53 54 55Department of Trade and Industry 0800 000 6543Lefapha la Merero ya Selegae 08600 601190Department of Water and Sanitation 0800 200 200Lefapha la Tourisim 0860 868 747

Ka go kopanya lenaneo la go tlholwa ga turberculosis (TB) le

e atlegile mo go kgaoleng dipalopalo tsa TB ka 50% mme e

Fa 2020 e simolola,

MAEMO:

97% ya badiri ba Anglo American Platinum ba ne ba itse maemo a bone a HIV ko bokhutlong ba 2019.

KALAFI:

91% ya badiri ba ba tshwaeditsweng ke HIV ba Anglo American Platinum

retroviral ko bokhutlong ba 2019.

SUPPRESSION:

91% ya badiri ba Anglo American Platinum ba ba tshwaeditsweng

di anti-retroviral ko bokhutlong ba

suppression.

Lenaneo la setlamo la go tlhola badiri ba ba tshwaeditsweng ke HIV go

ba tlhola TB le go netefatsa fa ba

Platinum ka bofefo le fokotsa palo ya badiri ba ba tshwerweng ke TB.

Bokanaka 1% ya maAforika Borwa ba nna le TB ngwaga mongwe le mongwe, mme go feta 70% ya batho ba gape ba tshwaeditswe ke HIV. Platinum e dirisitse lenaneo la yone la diteko

dipalopalo tsa tshwaetsego ya TB di kgaotse ka legare le bikinyana ya badiri ba ba tlhokafetseng bakeng la TB.

Ka 2016, dipalopalo tsa tshwaetsego ya TB tsa Platinum ene ele 660 mo bathong ba le100, ka boreo go feta palo magareng ya Aforika Borwa.

Malebo go botsamaisi jo bo matlhagatlhaga ba TB le kitsiso

TB), e kopane le matsholo a HIV, dipalopalo tsa tshwaetsego ya TB tsa Platinum di fokotsegile go ya go 328 ka 2019 ka boreo ko tlase ga palogare ya bosechaba ya 567 mo Aforika Borwa.

Badiri ba le bararo ba tlhokafetse ka TB ka 2019, phokotsego go tswa go 14 ka 2016 le 63 ka 2013.

TB ke bolwetse jo bo tshelanwang ka palo e e kwa godimo ya kanamo, ka jalo go fokotsa palo ya dikgetsi tsa TB ka boreo go fokoditse matshosetsi a batho ba tshwaetsega ke TB ko tirong. Mo ngwageng tse pedi tse di fetileng, ga gona kgetsi ya TB e e bonweng ko tirong e e kile ya begiwa ko Platinum. Sena ke phitlhelelo e nngwe e tona.

“Ko Anglo American Platinum, re itlamile go Zero Harm – thakantsho e e sa feleleng fela mo dikotsing tsa tshireletsego ko lifelong la tiro, mme e atologela gape go pholo le boitekanelo jwa badiri ba rona,” go buile executive head, technical, Gordon Smith.

“Go dira tlhaloganyo go tlhola le go dira badiri ba ba tshwaeditsweng ke HIV diteko tsa TB, le go netefatsa fa ba

tshegetso. TB ke bolwetse jo bo alafegang, mme balwetsi ba tshwanetse go nwa ditlhare tsa bone gore e fole.”

O garetse ka gore: “Re motlotlo thata ka tiro ya baoki ba rona, le ya badiri ba rona, bao ba latelang tsela tsa

a batho ba phela matshelo a a siameng a itekanetse”.

go feta ditekanyetso tsa UNAIDS 90:90:90!Platinum e tsere ditekanyetso tsa UNAIDS 90:90:90 ka 2016. Ka 2020, re ne re batla:• bonnye 90% ya badiri ba

rona be ba itse maemo a bone a HIV;

• bonnye 90% ya badiri ba ba tshwaeditsweng ke HIV

anti-retroviral; le • Bonnye 90% ya badiri ba

mogare o sa tlhole o bonala

viral-load suppression).

NO MEAN FEAT!Ka nako ya fa re ne re ya go gatisa, mafaratlhatlha a UNAIDS a begile gore, lefatshe ka bophara, 79% ya batho ba ba tshelang ka HIV ba ne ba itse maemo a bone, 90% ya bao ba ne ba itse maemo a bone ba ne ba

Motlamedi: www.unaids.org/en/90-90-90

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bosigogare ba Labone, 16 Moranang, ba ipaya le go baya ba bangwe mo kotsing – mme e seng fela ya go tshwarwa ke COVID-19. Melao ke e e gagametseng le dikatlaganediso tse di ntshitsweng go ya molawana wa Disaster Management Act (DMA) ka di 18 Mopitlwe di tiile.

SA NNENG SETLHOPHA

DIKOTLHAO LE KGOLEGELO O SANTSE O NA LE DITSHWANELO

O DIRA ENG FA O TSHWERWE

NNA KO O LENG TENG

SOLOFELA GO KA TLHATLHOBIWA TIRISANO MMOGO

Ga gona dikopano tse di letleletsweng, ntle le dintsho, re tshwanetse go latela melao e e gagametseng. Molao o o reng batho ba ba ko tlase

ga 100 ba ka kopane ga o sa tlhole o dira.

Batho ga ba letlelelwa go kopana mo tseleng nngwe le nngwe ya sechaba, mo moagong mongwe

le mongwe kgotsa mo lefelong lengwe le

lengwe.

Fa o sa tsamaisane le melao ya DMA, ke tlolomolao.

Fa o tshwere kgotsa tlolomolao, o ya go tshwanelwa ke go duela kotlhao kgotsa o ka ya

kgolegelong go

le thataro.

Go ya ka Molaotheo, mongwe le mongwe o o tshwerweng o na le tshwanelo ya go didimala le tshwanelo ya go bona mmueledi.

Fa mongwe a sa tsamaelane le taelo ya go tlamela ka bopaki jwa

mme motho o ka tshwarwa diura di le 48 fa lekwalo le santse le ntshiwa.

Fa motho a gana goya go nna a le nosi kgotsa go tikwatikwe ya quarantine, mmagiseterata sa ntlha o tshwanetse go ntsha taelo go motho go ya koo pele fa motho a ka patelediwa goya.

• Diga mowa. Se tshoge.

• Dirisana le motho o o go tshwarang.

• Ka boikokobetso kopa motho o o go tshwarang leina la gagwe, mogala wa letheka, leko a direlang gone, le mabaka a a go tshwarelang one.

• Ka boikokobetso kopa motho o o go tshwarang kgatiso ya lekwalo la tshwaro/ kgotsa taelo ya kgotlhatshekelo.

• Ka boikokobetso botsa motho o o go tshwarang gore ba batla go go isa kae.

• Ka boikokobetso kopa go buisana le mmueledi.

• Elatlhoko o se bue bopaki bope kgotsa kgang tse o tla itlhakatlhakanyang.

Batho ga ba letlelelwa go tswa mo porofenseng e nngwe go ya go e nngwe, kgotsa magareng ga ditoropo le dikgaolo tsa magae. Melolwane yotlhe ya Aforika Borwa e tswetswe. Dijanaga tsa botlhe di letleletswe fela mo dikgetsing tse di rileng mme dijanaga tsa botlhe ga di a tshwanela go nna le palo e e fetang halofo ya batho b aba tshwanetseng go ba pega. Melao e e gagametseng ya bophepa e a diragadiwa mo dijanageng tsa botlhe.

Fa o tshwanelwa ke go ya tirong bakeng la fa o le modiri wa ditirelo tse di botlhokwa, o tshwanelwa ke go nna le lekwalo la tetla le wena, bosupi ba go romelwa tirong ke matona, lekwalo itshupo la gago kgotsa lekwalo la go kgweetsa, le bosupi jwa bonno. Gape go a rotloediwa gore o nne le dikgatiso tsa tetla ya gago, fa go ka diragala gore o tshwanetse o fe motlhankedi wa molao e le nngwe. Ga go a letlelelwa maeto a a seng botlhokwa kgotsa go ema ema go batho ba ba tlamelang ditirelo tsa botlhokwa mme go a rotloediwa gore ba tshwanetse go latela tsela e le nngwe go ya le go tswa tirong.

Motlhankedi wa molao a ka go bolelela go neelana

le yona fa o gana.

O ka tshwanelwa ke go tsaya ditlhare kgotsa

quarantine kgotsa go arogana le batho.

Go tiisa melao ena, lekwalo le tshwanetse go rebolwa, mme o ka bewa go nna o le nosi

diura di le 48 fa lekwalo le ntshiwa.

Batlhankedi ba molao ba na le maatla a go mametlelela melawana ya DMA mme fa o sa tsamaisane le taelo tsa bone tsa molao, o ka tshwarwa. Efoga go refosana mafoko le motlhankedi wa molao.

Maatla a batlhankedi ba molao ba nang nao a akaretsa:• Go thibela dikopano• • Go laela batho go tlhatlhelwa ko tikwatikweng

aronngwa le batho.

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Madume #LOCKEDIN

Ke nnete, tautona o tsere dikgato tse di gagametseng, mme ka lebaka le le maleba – go sireletsa matshelo a batho ba Aforika Borwa. COVID-19 e setse e bolaile batho ba feta 24, 000 go ralala lefatshe mme, fa kene ke kwala se, go feta halofo ya million ya batho ba ne ba setse ba tshwaetsegile. Sena ke bonnete! Eya, ga go bontshe fa bana le bašha gantsi ba bontsha matshwao fa ba tshwaetsegile ke mogare o mošha wa corona. Ba ka seke ba itse le gore ba a lwala… mme b aka e fetisetsa ko bathing ba bangwe! Mongwe le mongwe o o tshwaetsegang ke COVID-19 gantsi o ka e fetisetsa go batho ba le babedi kgotsa go feta, fa re ka tswelela fela jaaka o kare go siame. Nako dingwe o ka se lwale thata jalo key one, mme o ka e fetisetsa go mongwe o o ka lwalang thata key one. E kotsi thata go bagodi, batho ba ba nang le high blood pressure, sukiri, khupelo, mathata a pelo, TB kgotsa HIV/AIDS.

Batho ba re kopanang le bone, tšhono e e kwa godimo gore COVID-19 e tswelele go anama – mme ka lobelo ditirelo tsa rona tsa pholo ga ditle go kgona gotlhelele. Ke ka moo re sa tshwanelwang ke go nna fela ko gae, mme gape go obamela taelo tsa tshireletsego tse di beilweng, di tshwana le go efoga dikopano tsa loago. Sena ga se ka nna le wena, ke ka ga go boloka matshelo a di million tsa batho, go akeretsa baratiwa ba gago.

Ka kopo boloka 0600 123 456 mo mogaleng wa gago mme ore “Hi” go yona ko WhatsApp go amogela tshedimosetso e o ka e tshepang ka ga COVID-19 e o ka e aroganang le ditsala tsala tsa gago le lelapa. E ka boloka botshelo ba mongwe!

Itumelele nako ya gago ko gae. Fetsa nako ya gago o nagana le go dirisa monagano wa gago. Lebelela TV jaaka o rata. Buisa dikgangkhutshwe – kgotsa o e kwale. Tshameka di game mo mogaleng wa gago wa letheka. Tse tsotlhe tse go ntse gotwe o botswa go di dira ga jaana ke tsela e e siameng go go sireletsa le lapa la gago. Seo ke se bitsa phenyo! Nna o sireletsegile.

Rato laka ke leo Rakgadi

Fa ke gore ke leng le gore o apara jang mask:• Fa o itekanetse mme o sa tlhokomela motho wa COVID-19,

se apare mask. Mongwe wa o tlhoka go feta wena.• Apara mask fa o dirile diteko tsa COVID-19 mme o tshwaetsegile,

fa o gotlhola kgotsa o ethimola, kgotsa o tlhokomela motho o o nang kgotsa a akatswa a na le COVID-19.

• Bona kaedi ko tikwtikweng ya pholo ya selegae ka mofuta wa mask o o tshwanetseng go o dirisa, fa o tlhoka go o dirisa.

• Mask o dira fela fa gape o tlhapa diatla tsa gago bonnye ba

metsotswana e le 20 ka sesepa le metsi kgotsa ka setlosa ditwatsi se se nang le bonnye 60% ya bojalwa.

• Pele o apara mask, tlhapa diatla tsa gago jaaka go kailwe fa godimo.

• Thiba molomu le nko ya gago ka mask.• Netefatsa fa go sena sekgala magareng ga sefatlhego

sa gago le mask.• Tsenya mask o mošha fa o utlwa o o tsentseng o setse o lapile.• Se boeletse mask.

• Fa o apola mask, se kgome lepele la mask. O ntshe go tlhaga ko morago.

• Tsenya mask mo tining ya matlaka e e tswetsweng. O tshwanetse go latlhiwa ka tshireletsego, e seng go latlhiwa ke matlaka a mangwe a mo tlung. Botsa motlamedi wa gago wa pholo gore o dira jang se.

• Tlhapa diatla tsa gago ka gagwe, jaaka go kailwe fa godimo, morago ga go tsenya mask mo tining ya matlakala.

Madume Rakgadi

Tswalelo ena go bolaya botshelo jwa me le

batho. Nna le ditsala tsame re ne re na le maano

ka boikhutso ba sekolo mme jaanong ga jaana

re eme mo gae. Ke utlwile gore bagodi ke bone

ba kgonang go lwala thata… ke mošha, ke

itekanetse mme ke tiile, ka jalo keng gape lenna

ke tshwanetse go nna mo gae?

Mo nngweng ya ditlhopha tsa WhatsApp,

mongwe o kwadile gore fa o le mošha, ditšhono

ke gore o ka se bontshe matshwao ape mme,

fa o a bontsha, o tlile go ikutlwa fela o kare ke

mokgotlhwana.

Ka kakanyo yame, go utlwala gore batho b aba

ko tlase ga dingwaga di le 30 ba sireletsegile,

ka jalo keng le rona re tshwanetse go nna mo

quarantine?

Mme le fa re tshwanelwa ke go nna ko gae,

ke eng ditsala tsame di sa kgone go nketela?

Ga ke battle go nna megabaru; ke ikutlwa o

kare dikgato tse ke tse di tseneletseng thata.

O nagana eng?

Lerato

#LOCKEDIN

Source: www.who.int

Ditlamorago tse di maleba tsa thuto le matlafatso ya nnete ya metse le phetolo e ikaegile mo go boning tikologo e itekanetseng e tiile ya go ithuta.

Mo tirong ya go dirisana mmogo le metse ya selegae go tlisa phetogo e e maleba, Anglo American e kaile

School. Ga go a senngwa nako mo go

Ka di 3 Mopitlwe, lefapha la tiragatso ya loago la Mortimer Smelter le Amandelbult Complex le abile HP printer ko sekolong.

“Mosola wa rona ke go naganisa moepo gape go tokafatsa matshelo a batho mme kabelo ena e kaya nngwe ya ditsela di le dintsi tse re di lekang go tokafatsa matshelo a maloko a metse selegae. Kabelo ena ya printer e mo tseleng gape le matsapa a Anglo American go tokafatsa dipholo baithuti,” go buile motsamaisi wa ntshodikuno Mortimer Smelter Sam Ngaka.

Monnasetilo wa balaodi ba sekolo ko

Platinum ka printer “Re ne ka tlhoka printer ka nnete go netefatsa fa baithuti botlhe ba bone dikgatiso tsa diporojeke tsa sekolo le ditirogae. Re a leboga!”

GO BAYA THUTO PELE… Motsamaisi wa ntshodikuno Mortimer Smelter Sam Ngaka (ko morago, mo gare, ka sekipa sa mmala botala ba legodimo) le

DIDIRISWA LE THUTO… State-of-the-art

Primary School.

Rakgadi o phela a le teng mo Amandelbult Times. O itumetse go go neela kakanyo ya gagwe le dikgakolo mo mathateng a setho go babuisi ba rona ba ba mo kopang thuso ka go kwala.

Romelela Rakgadi email go amandelbult.times@angloamerican.com. Ka kopo bua leina la gago le ko o nnang teng. Fa o rata go nna tlhoka ‘ina, ka kopo bua jalo.

O na le bothata mme o tlhoka thuso?

BOITATOLO: ka kopo ela tlhoko gore Rakgadi ke motho wa maitirelo. Diphetolo tsa gagwe di tlhokometswe ke setlhopha sa baatlhatlhi ba dikgang tsa Amandelbult Times.

MELAO LE DIPEELO: Phetolo e e kwadilweng fa godimo ga e kaye thotloetso ya porofešhenale. Anglo American Platinum, Platinum Publishers le badiri ba bone le di agente ga ba amogele maikarabelo ape a a amanang le tiragatso e e ka tsewang ka ntlha ya phetolo ena. Tshedimosetso le dikakanyo tse di fa godimo di aroganwe ka tshepo e ntle le go ikaega mo metsweding e go dumelwang e tshepagala. Lefa gole jalo, ga gona kemedi, tlhomamiso, ya go tsaya kgotsa netefaletso ya mofuta ofe kana ofe e e dirwang kgotsa e e nelwang mabapi le tsepamo le/kgotsa konosetso kgotsa tshedimosetso ena le/kgotsa nnete ya dikakanyo tse.

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Forgood e go thusa go bona tirelo e e tshwanelang dikgatlhego tsa gago, ko o leng teng! Go bonolo go ithaopa ka nako ya gago, bokgoni kgotsa sengwe le sengwe se o ka neelang ka sona.

O ka dira pharologano e kgolo ya leruri go tirelo kgotsa mongwe yo o tlhokang, ka go ikgolaganya mo forgood – Serala sa mafaratlhatlha se se kopanyang maAforika Borwa a mantle le tirelo tsa mmakgonthe.

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DIRA SETLOSA MEGARE SA GAGO SA DIATLA

COVID-19 E TSENE JANG MO SA?Batho ba ba etang ka nako dingwe ba tla le bolwetse gae. Maeto magareng ga SA le dinaga tse dingwe a bakile dikgetsi tsa ntlha di le malwa. Ga jaana ya anama.

TLHOPHO YA 1Dirisa dikhurumelo tse 3 tsa Dettol mo litareng ya metsi.

TLHOPO YA 2Dirisa dikhurumelo tse tharo tsa Jik mo litareng ya metsi. Dirisa seitshaso sa diatla go fokotsa botlhoko.

Leroborobo la coronavirus nomore ya hotline ura dile 24

0800 029 999Setlhopha sa WhatsApp SA coronavirus

060 012 3456

COVID-19 KE ENG?COVID-19 ke bolwetse jo bo bakwang ke mogare o mošha wa corona jo bo tshwaetsang masole a mmele.

LETSHOGOAforika Borwa e mo maemong a a gale a kanamo ya COVID-19. Re tshwanetse go nna re ipaakantse le go itse gore re dire eng fa kanamo e nna mo maemong a a masisi. Letshogo la kanamo go ya pele mo nakong ena ke yone sera se segolo. O tshwanetse go diga makgwafo mme o netefatse fa o dira sengwe le sengwe se o ka se kgonang go sireletsa baratiwa ba gago. Re ka kgona e bile re tlile go se feta se.

KALAFIDithusa mmele ga di fodise tshwaetsego ya mogare. Mme fela, dithusa mmele di ka tlhokega fa mogare wa maemo a bobedi o tlhaga.

THIBELO• TLHAPA DIATLA kgapetsakgapetsa mme o tshole setlosa megare sa diatla.• Nna le BOPHEPA JWA MAEMO A NTLHA.• SA TSAMAE fa o nagana gore wa lwala.• Efoga BATHO BA BA LWALANG.• Efoga GO TSHWARA SEFATLHEGO SA GAGO pele o tlhapa diatla. • Se kgomane le ope. Nna bogolo 1.5m KGAKAJANA LE MONGWE LE MONGWE

(fa go kgonega). • Efoga mafelo a a tletseng phetelela – mo go ka kgonegang.

GO BONA TSHEDIMOSETSO E NTSI• www.sacoronavirus.com • www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/advice-for-public

FAO BONA MATSHWAO, BATLA KALAFI. Itsise motlamedi wa gago wa pholo pele o ya go ene ka maeto a o kile wa a tsaya le fa o kile wa amana nayo gongwe le gongwe ko e leng ntsi teng.

MATSHWAOGo lwala go go botlhoswana go ya go mo go tseneletseng ga mmele ka• go gotela• go gotlhola• go hema bokete le• mometso o o botlhoko

Ka metlha mo go tseneletseng metsotswana e le 20 ka sesepa le metsi kgotsa dirisa setlosa ditwatsi tsa diatla se senang le bojalwa

TLHAPA DIATLA TSA GAGO

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Fa ke mareo a le malwa a a dirisiwang, a ronotswe go tswa mo Setswana. Itumelele go ithuta!

USEFUL PHRASES IN ENGLISH

Here are a few useful phrases, translated from Setswana. Happy learning!

Tshepa letswalo la gago! Fa sengwe se utlwala e se sone, ka nnete go sengwe se se phoso. Ntle le maikutlo a le a metlae (le fa go tiisitswe), go na le tsela di le nne tsa go bona botsotsi...

SECRETS Fa mongwe a go kopa dintlha tsa gago tsa polokelo ya madi pele o thapiwa, o saena konteraka kgotsa o newa setlankana

sa theko, o ka nna le bonnete ba gore ga se tse di tsamayang ka tsela. Tshwenyega fa mongwe a leka go batla go itse ntlha tse di tshwanetseng go nna sephiri sa gago – jaaka nomore ya sephiri, dintlha tsa polokelo ya madi, kgotsa dintlha tsa ID.

Ka kopo bega mongwe le mongwe o o lekang go go tsietsa ka go itira moemedi wa Anglo American Platinum mo mafaratlhatlheng a www.yourvoice.angloamerican.com kgotsa ka go letsetsa 087 232 5426.

CONTACTEla tlhoko thata fa mongwe a go letsetsa, segolobogolo fa o sa ba solofela. Se neelane ka tshedimosetso e e masisi

jaaka dintlha tsa gago tsa polokelo ya madi kgotsa nomore ya ID go mongwe le mongwe o o go letsetsang, le fa ba re ba tswa ko Anglo American kgotsa ko polokelong ya gago ya madi. Le fa o solofetse mogala, go a duela go nna kelotlhoko.

Bogolo batla dinomore tsa setlamo mme e nne wena o ba letsetsang.

Se letsetse mo nomoreng e moletsi a go neelang yone ntle le go tlhola pele fa e le ya setlamo se o naganang gore o bua le sona.

Fa o amogela email, netefatsa fa e le ya seemo sena:

leina.sefane@angloamerican.com. Fa go se jalo, ga e tswe go ope wa ko

Anglo American Platinum.

AMAZING!Fa sengwe se galalela thata go ka nna nnete, ka gale ga se nnete.

Ke botsotsi! Ditlamo jaaka Anglo American di latela melawana e e tlhamaletseng fa ba thapa batho le kgotsa go reka dithoto le ditirelo.

MONEY!Fa mongwe a go kopa madi go neelana ka CV ya gago kgotsa mo dikgatong tsa thekiso, o ka nna le bonnete ba gore ke botsotsi. Anglo American

ga eke e duedisa fa e thapa e bile ga eke e kopa batlamedi madi kgotsa dikai.

Mongwe le mongwe o go kopang madi kgotsa dithoto ga a direle Anglo American mme a ka se go thuse go bona tiro kgotsa go bona thentara.

Go bona kapodiso e e maleba, bua le mongwe wa ditsala tsa gago o o buang Sekgoweng. O ka bona thanodi ya Sekgowa-Setswana gape go https://tn.oxforddictionaries.com kgotsa https://forvo.com/languages/tn/.

For the correct pronunciation, speak to one of your English friends. You can also access an English-Setswana dictionary at https://tn.oxforddictionaries.com or https://forvo.com/languages/tn/.

Stay indoors!

There is no need to panic.

Wash your hands regularly and thoroughly.

Cover your mouth and nose with your elbow or a tissue when you cough or sneeze.

Never spit in public.

How are you feeling?

My kids are at home with me.

We will get through this.

Keep busy with fun activities at home.

Stay in touch on social media.

Nna mo tlung!

Ga tlhokege gore o tshoge.

Tlhapa diatla tsa gago ka metlha go tseneletse.

Thiba molomu wa gago le nko ka sekgono kgotsa tissue fa o

gotlhola kgotsa o ethimola.

Se kgwe mathe mo phatlhalatseng.

O ikutlwa jang?

Banake ba mo gae le nna.

Re tlile go feta se.

Nna o dira o se se itumedisang ko gae.

Nna o le mo dinakong ka mafaratlhatlha a boitapoloso.

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