31 Augustus 2012
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BLOEDNEUS Good news: The Tzaneen police’s traditional dance group will be heading to Canada next week. The group has been invited to the International Po-
lice Women’s conference in St John. The dancers will be performing their traditional dances for the big group of delegates attending the conference.
Photo: Martina Jege Caught by our cameras were Mss Annah Mashele, Const Joyce Khosa, Mss Elize du Toit (chief admin clerk), Joyce Maluleke, Flora Nkuna, Capt Jenney Meyer and Const Jessica Mathebula, doing a traditional dance.
Die Groter Tzaneen Munisipaliteit het die tweede bloedneus oor ‘n padtender binne enkele weke gekry. Benewens die feit dat die hof beslis het die betrokke tender is onreëlmatig toegeken en moet weer oorweeg word (die tenderaar aan wie dit toeken was mag nie oorweeg word nie), moet die applikante in die saak, Quality Plant Hire en Expectra 388 BK, se regskoste deur die GTM betaal word. Volledige berig hieroor op bl 3.
Abandoned 2 The Police have failed after more or less eleven months to reply to our numerous enquiries about the new Police station in Letsitele. In the meantime we have obtained information that whilst the initial contract was for R28 million, the amount has
escalated to R88 million! We have made another alarming discovery about this project and we will publish details of this latest development next week.
• Don’t miss next week’s edition of your newspaper for more info.
Good news for Tzaneen: Just say NO! That should do the trick in a protest, but to strip age. Clearly they transgressed the law, but no action was taken down and protest naked in public is beyond common decency. It is ironic that women appear to objectify themselves and doing the credibility of a valid united women’s voice untold dam-
by police that were “uncertain” about what to do. Ja-Nee... The photo was taken during Tuesday’s protest at the GTM’s head office in Tzaneen for service delivery by women from Petanenge.
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