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— Organised agri reacts to budget speech —
Greater Giyani Municipality
Chaos & Disorder Behold the GGM’s disorganised and chaotic worplace. The line of distinction between rubbish dump and work place seems blurred.
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“The minister of finance most certainly faced a serious challenge to balance limited income potential with the economic and social needs of the country,” says Mr Johannes Möller, president of AgriSA. “Quite clearly the minister, as in the past, tried to convince the public to enhance tax morality — a difficult task given the high levels of corruption and fraud still prevailing,” Möller added. The minister’s expressed intention to keep a tight control on expenditure is most certainly laudable especially since it enabled the minister not to increase tax. The improved transparency with regard to infrastructure spending, is also welcomed, he added. “We especially welcome the emphasis on the implementation of the national development plan. It will most certainly bring a degree of certainty to the business sector with respect to the future economic environment which will foster
investor confidence,” says Möller. From an agricultural perspective — a sector which is presently facing serious cost pressures — increases in fuel levies and excise duties can most certainly not be welcomed. Admittedly, the fuel levy increase was more subdued compared to what could have been the case given income constraints government is facing. In supplementary documentation to the budget speech mention is made of appropriations for border fencing, support for small scale farmers and flood disaster relief measures. These and other appropriations relevant to agriculture will be further interrogated by AgriSA. “The TAUSA understands the fact that the Minister did not have much room to move in his annual budget,” says Mr Louis Meintjies, the president of TAUSA. “However, TAUSA is most concerned about the increase in the public debt. If govern-
Shop manager gets bail
A Sleebok shop manager accused of fraud was granted R2 000 bail in the Tzaneen magistrates court. Linda Shingwenane (49), was arrested on Monday. She was the manager of the Sleebok shop in Danie Joubert Stree, Tzaneen. Shingwenane (left) allegedly de-
frauded customers by issuing incorrect invoices and pocketing the full amount of money paid for tombstones. She is accused of stealing R123 400. Meanwhile, the former senior manager of the Mopani District
Municipality, Itumeleng Letwaba (right), appeared in court again. She is currently out on a bail of R50 000. Letwaba is also accused of fraud. Her case was postponed to April. — Martina Jege
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ment would curb State theft it would not be necessary to borrow money. “The labour unrest at Marikana and the Western Cape has caused the decline of foreign investments in the mining sector and investors are starting to withdraw. Agriculture is busy reorganizing. The higher wages in these two industries is more than likely to cost the country a loss of 300 000 to 500 000 jobs.” Government is making the country less competitive by its policies. The newly announced agricultural wage increases will contribute to make the country dependent on food imports, according to Meintjies. “The cost of doing business in the country becomes too high due to, amongst others, Eskom, whose costs are out of control. The high cost of Eskom services is starting to threaten food security. “TAUSA is of the opinion that the increase in fuel levies will be an economic damper, and especially the agricultural sector will be hit hard. Agriculture can make a significant contribution to ensure a high degree of economic stability as long as the sector is not utilised a guinea pig for failing political goals,” said Meintjes.
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Mohale Malepa Zuma cnt combat da coruption cause he is 1 of those hu comit Matome Selomo Zuma was playing a game with the nation. Mohale Malepa Zuma cnt combat da coruption cause he is 1 of those hu comit da coruption. No hes 1 of does hu do coruption. Ilze Czubora The corrupt can not combat the corruption. LOL Lente Marais No! Johan du Toit Ha ha... joke of the year so far! NO, corruption has been since 1994 and will be in future! Figures are available re corruption for the same period (19 years) and we are talking of billions of rands! Eddie Britz Dit is n goeie een! Zuma wil ons vertel hy hou nie van korrupsie nie. Dit is net so goed as satan vertel ons hy hou van die Bybel of ’n kommunis vertel jou hy glo in demokrasie. Willem Cloete Glad nie, want dan is hulle sonder werk. Tania Vorster Must we laugh now or later?
The Minister of Justice, Jeff Radebe, announced that a register will be kept up to date, containing the names of government officials that make themselves guilty of corruption, serving as a name-and-shame-register which will be public. Do you think this will aid government’s combat against corruption, or will it serve no purpose?
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In the president’s State of the Nation address he said that corruption must be combated. Do you think government is serious enough about this?
Henriette Nell Will the government depose itself? I doubt it. Once again words spoken to fool the masses...
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Bel hier as die krag by jou lol Die GTM se beheersentrum kan navrae oor kragonderbrekings 24 uur per dag beantwoord: 082 679 0720 | 082 679 0794 015 307 8190 | 015 307 4356 (as die Telkomlyne werk). Meld elektrisiteitsprobleme by dié nommers aan, enige tyd van die dag of die nag.
Annetjie Froise No. Where is the justice then? What type of example is it to the nation? If you are corrupt your name will be written in a book? Its a joke! Jacques Grobbelaar Gaan niks beteken nie, want die register gaan gesteel of verlê word! Net nog ’n idee wat geen resultate gaan oplewer en die belastingbetaler weer gaan geld kos om die register te onderhou! Jolandi Gravett Klomp strooi as jy my vra. Hulle is nie op skool en kry swart kolletjies en sterretjies nie. Dis teen die wet, en moet hulle aangelka word vir dit wat hulle doen. Regtig, as ons nuwe ‘’justice’’ sisteem gaan bestaan uit ‘n sogenaamde ‘’nameand-shame’’ rigister, kan elke Jan Rap met iets onwettigs wegkom! Hennie Greeff Ek sal sê sluit hulle toe en laat hulle tronk toe gaan vir dit wat hulla aangekla word. Die register gaan nie werk nie, dit kan doodeenvoudig net nie... Martie Dreyer Dit kan dalk werk, maar dan moet dit bo by die ministers en hulle direkte amptenare ook begin. Zuma sommer eerste... Kotie Oosthuyzen As dit korrek gedoen word, kan dit ‘n goeie idee wees, diegene skuldig moet dan nêrens aangestel word in enige werk nie, hetsy staat of privaat. Hopelik met hul skuldigbevinding kry hulle ook ordentlike straf! Jacques Grobbelaar Al wat die skuldiges gaan doen, is om wie ookal die register in stand hou, om te koop om sy naam van die lys af te haal! Hulle kan die laaste 20 jaar nie korrupsie stop en die skuldiges vasvat nie en hulle ordentlik straf nie, hoekom gaan dit nou werk? Joey White Belstead Gaan hulle sy naam ook daar opsit?
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Beloftes maak skuld(gevoelens) Vlieg het in die verlede al oor teleurstellings berig, maar niks kom naby die grootste teleurstelling van sy lewe wat hy vandeesweek beleef het nie. In homself! Vlieg het aan homself ‘n belofte gemaak. Eintlik twee. En toe gaan staan en verbreek hy die een Saterdagaand, en die ander een is hy mee besig soos hy skryf. Die teleurstelling is intens en Vlieg is nie so seker of hy homself ooit sal kan vergewe nie. Die eerste belofte was dat hy vanjaar die Superveertien-en-huursoldate gaan boikot en weier om ‘n enkele wedstryd te kyk, of om daaroor te berig. Dit sou natuurlik uit protes wees vir die manier waarop sy Leeus, voorverlede jaar se Kerriekoppiekampioen en amper weer verlede jaar, deur die politici geboelie is om vanjaar net ‘n klomp vriendskaplike wedstryde te wen. Omdat nuuskierigheid blykbaar iets van die duiwel is, blameer Vlieg dus eintlik die duiwel dat hy Saterdagaand die huursoldate uit die Oos-Kaap se wedstryd gekyk het. Vlieg kan nie help om te wonder hoe ver sy Leeutjies die Force sou gewen het nie. Vlieg dink die regte Afrikaans vir “el-
Vlieg praat met die Volk en krap waar dit jeuk... ementary” is “eenvoudig”. So Vlieg se boodskap aan daai eenvoudige mister Watson en sy has-beens, joiners en wanna-bees is: Moenie te gou opgewonde raak nie. Julle gaan julle agterente nog sien, vanjaar nog, sonder ‘n spieël. Die tweede belofte aan homself wat Vlieg breek, is dat hy ‘n besluit geneem het om nie oor Oscar te berig nie. Elke dag se nuuspapiere die afgelope twee weke is net Oscar voor en Oscar agter. Vlieg voel nou al daaroor net soos mister Watson jr oor ‘n Springboktrui. Wat Vlieg oor Oscar wil sê, is dat die hele storie reeds die presiese verloop het soos Vlieg se vroeëre berigte oor die waarheid wat maar die gewoonte het om mettertyd wel uit te kom. Daar was ‘n voorval, toe ‘n ontkenning, toe media chaos, toe ‘n hofsaak, toe ‘n skrifgeleerde, ‘n groot geskinder, ‘n Huisgenootvoorblad, dan ‘n klomp onthullings van familie en vriende, dan nog ‘n hofsaak, dan ‘n bekering, dan ‘n erkenning en laaste, maar nie die minste nie, dan kom daar ‘n boek! Wag maar!
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Die mense hoor Let wel: Hulle sê nie so nie! • Die volk is toe helemal verwar oor die speletjie met die vanne. Een ou laat weet die trappe van vergelyking is eintlik Minnaar, Naar, Kotze. Maar die eintlike “mistake” is gemaak toe mense klaarblyklik nie die Wandrag gesnap het nie en toe sommer Die Oor se goeie vriend Alfie daarin gelees het. Nee, mense, nee, dit verwys na wangedrag (Wan-ge-drag) en die miesies wat so invicible kos maak se dierbares het net mooi niks met die voorval te make nie... • Die gevoelery aan die tamaties en die patats het nou verskuif, hoor die mense — na die vulstasie, waar hulle inwals en dan
langs mekaar by die petrolpompe stop. Dan word daar sommer deur die oop vensters gefluister (nie gevoel nie), terwyl R25 se petroltjies ingegooi word. En dan vlieg die Franse karretjie daar weg met die Ranger agterna, bult-op Magoebaskloof se kant toe... • Saartjie kla oor die kwantiteit en swyg oor die kwaliteit. Amper soos ou Stoffel wat gekla het oor My Sarie Marais so ver van sy hart was. Die probleem is egter opgelos, toe hy vir haar in die wyk van Claude Wheatley gaan kuier het... of was dit in die wyk van Arborpark...
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MM will show his hand at budget time Don’t judge a book by its cover. This truth budget later this year. I have enjoyed good occurred to the author when he interviewed training in the private sector and I have also the Greater Tzaneen Municipality’s new been exposed to the public sector. municipal manager, Mr Masiye Mankabidi, “I have my set ideas about doing a proper about certain misunderstandings regarding budget. I am not in favour of patchwork. his qualifications. If a road/street needs to be rebuilt, I prefer According to his application to budget for it to be rebuilt and for the post he completed his B not to be patched here and there. Comm degree in two years, as was Obviously there are budgetary reported by the Bulletin towards restraints, since we are going the end of last year. He explained through an economic downturn that he had been enrolled at Uniand it will not be easy to do things sa and completed one year of his the way one would want to do it,” studies for a degree, but then terhe said. minated his studies to pursue an Mankabidi has also expressed opportunity that presented itself. his conviction that in all matters After some time he decided to the legal aspects and possible continue with his studies and enimplications should be carefully rolled at the University of Limconsidered, so as to avoid unnepopo, where he was granted accessary lawsuits. This was a clear knowledgement for the first year hint from him that the GTM’s reMankabidi subjects that he had previously cent track record regarding legal passed at Unisa. This resulted in him being matters was unacceptable. allowed to complete his degree in two years. He confirmed that he is overseeing the reMankabidi ensured us that there is nothing organising of the GTM’s supply chain desinister about his achievement and the re- partment. “We are busy to introduce new cords at both universities may be scrutinised. systems that will make it almost impossible About his new responsibility to manage for officials to allow or commit any form or the GTM and attend to the many problems degree of corruption, favouritism and other troubling the municipality, Mankabidi told irregularities in supply chain.” us that he will show his hand during budget — Francois Aucamp time. “Have a close and proper look at the francois@bulletin.us.com
Redakteur groet Die redakteur van die Bulletin vir die afgelope vier jaar, mnr Jean Aucamp, het gister afskeid geneem van die koerant en van Tzaneen. Hy het ‘n senior pos by ‘n multi-nasionale groep aanvaar en sal in Pretoris werk en woon. Hy het ses jaar gelede by die koerant aangesluit en aanvanklik die sportberiggewing, verspreiding van die koerant en verskeie administratiewe take verrig. Hy was die sekretaris van Limpopo se rugbyskeidsregters en is vanjaar ná die skeidsregters se eksamens en fiksheidstoetse as Limpopo se Nr 1-skeidsregter aangewys. Bulletin se uitgewer, mnr Francois Aucamp, sal tot tyd en wyl weer as redakteur van die koerant instaan.
Nabbed before entering KNP The police in Phalaborwa arrested five suspected rhino poachers believed to have been on their way into the Kruger National Park. According to Phalaborwa police spokesperson Sergeant Malisela Makgopa, the police received information about suspected poachers who were planning to enter KNP via the Phalaborwa Gate. “At about 19:00 on Tuesday, the suspects’ vehicle with five occupants was spotted in the parking area of a shopping centre”. The police found the suspects in possession of a hunting rifle and silencer, eight rounds of live ammunition, a butcher’s knife and an axe. All these items had been hidden under the back seat of their white Mercedes Benz. Makgopa said the origin of the firearm is unknown and was being investigated. It will also be sent for ballistic tests to determine if it had not been used in other crimes.
Morris Sithole, Emmanuel Xithlangu and Matthews Mathebula from Giyani, as well as Santos Manyisa and Sergio Chauke from Mozambique are between 40 and 47years. They briefly appeared in the Phalaborwa magistrates courts yesterday, facing charges of amongst others, conspiracy to commit a crime of rhino poaching inside the park. Their case was postponed for further investigation and they will remain in custody until their next court appearance on 5 March.
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The SAPS Vehicle Identification Unit in Tzaneen has launched a manhunt for a group of criminals stealing cars in the local communities. The most targeted vehicles are Nissan 1400 LDV’s and VW
www.bulletin.us.com City Golfs. The Tzaneen Cluster police spokesman, Lt Col Moatshe Ngoepe, said this emanated from two incidents which took place in Tzaneen on 29 January. A Nissan 1400 LDV and a City Golf were stolen while parked on the same day. Ngoepe said the City
Golf was abandoned and later recovered but the Nissan with registration number BKC 806 L has not yet been found. At this stage no arrests have been made and police investigations are still ongoing. Anyone with information should contact their nearest Police Station or 08600 10111.
Onbedagsaam? Selfsugtig? Uittartend? Arrogant? Krimineel? Wat is dit met mense wat so swak parkeer dat hulle ander motoriste die reg op ‘n parkeerruimte ontsê? Die meegaande foto’s is die afgelope week in Tzaneen geneem, in die Tzaneen Lifestyle Centre se parkeergebied. Dit is tyd dat daar ‘n wet kom om mense wat so parkeer, ook te vervolg. Dit is nou benewens die trosse motoriste wat steeds die parkeerruimtes vir gestremdes minag. Oor laasgenoemde kan mens maar net sê: Sies vir julle!
Search “Laeveld Bulletin” Meanwhile, the SAPS Tzaneen detectives are searching for a 26 year-old known as Simon Charles Malatjie Mmola of Tzaneen. He is wanted for five incidents of rape, house robbery and murder, which he committed on 10 August 2010 at Loretto Farm along Agatha Road in Tzaneen. Anyone with information should contact Captain Francois Zietsman on 083 631 8829 or 08600 10111 or their nearest Police Station.
18 year-old found dead The body of an 18 year-old was found by an elderly woman at JB Village, close to Mhlaba Cross, on Monday. According to Limpopo police spokesman Brig Hangwani Mulaudzi, the woman was on her way to work when she stumbled onto the body of the 18 year-old girl lying in a small footpath connecting JB Village and Mhlaba Cross. The deceased, known as Sharon Nkgampele, was last seen on Sunday, when she left her home at about 20:00. Mulaudzi said the cause of death is not yet known, however, police suspect that she might have been strangled. A post mortem will be conducted to determine the cause of the death.
46 arrested for violating road traffic act The Tzaneen police showed no mercy during the weekend, as 46 people were arrested for violating the road traffic act. The Tzaneen police communication officer, Const David
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Ritavi police successes The Ritavi police had yet another successful week, apprehending criminals in Nkowankowa. Sixteen offenders were caught drinking in public, while another two were caught in possession of dagga. Two more were arrested for trading without a license. Nine offenders were arrested for violating the road traffic act and one person was arrested for reckless and negligent driving.
Seale, said that some people still think they are above the law. “The police are here to ensure that laws are obeyed,” he said. He added that disobeying the road traffic act is putting innocent people’s lives in danger. The Tzaneen police also managed to detain 26 people for loitering, eight for drinking in public, fourteen for drunkenness, three for possession of dagga, four for house breaking and theft, two for rape, three for shoplifting, three for theft and two for fraud. Seale also urged the public to stop buying counterfeit and second hand goods. Other arrests made are one for possession of car breaking implements, one for drinking and driving and one for possession of counterfeit goods.
Wide arrests in Bolobedu The Bolobedu men and women in blue are tightening their boots to ensure that crime in Bolobedu areas is squeezed to zero. The police detained 76 suspects for various criminal activities. Seventeen people were arrested for drinking in public, ten for possession of dagga, six for assault GHB, four for fraud, four for crimen injuria, three for drinking and driving, three people for being illegal immigrants, three for common robbery, four for common assault and three for possession of a dangerous weapon. Community mem-
Three armed robbers were put behind bars and another three were apprehended for theft. Five criminals were also seized for housebreaking and theft. Two rapists were arrested while another two offenders were arrested for violating a protection order. Three criminals were apprehended for common assault and another four for assault GBH.
bers can now feel safe as eleven people were arrested for house breaking and theft and two were also arrested for violation of a protection order. One shebeen was shut down because the owner did not have a valid liquor licence.
Another toddler raped Another two yearold child was raped while playing in the street at Relela Village in Bolobedu South on Saturday. According to Limpopo police spokesman, Brig Hangwani Mulaudzi, the 26 year-old suspect snatched the child while she was playing in the street and went on to rape her. Mulaudzi said the child was able to name the suspect and police immediately launched a search which resulted in an arrest on the same day. He further explained that the child suffered severe injuries and was taken to a nearby hospital. The suspect is expected to appear in the Bolobedu court today.
Maake police ‘sweep’ the streets
The Maake police went out in full force to free the streets from criminals and ensuring that innocent community members have a peaceful week. Sixteen people were nabbed during the police’s usual raid routine. Five were arrested for driving without a
driver’s license, two for common assault and two for drinking in public. Among those arrested were single arrests for possession of suspected stolen goods, possession of a dangerous weapon, assault GBH, drunkenness, armed robbery and malicious damage to property.
Suspect’s house burned down
Last week Tuesday angry community members of Pulaneng Village gathered and set fire to the house of a suspect who allegedly raped a two yearold child. According to Maake police communication officer, Const Mpho Seroto, the police received a complaint that people are burning a house which belongs to the parents of a wanted man, who allegedly raped a two year-old child. The community members burned down two houses. Seroto said that the father of the suspect was inside the house when it was set on fire, but he managed to escape. “The old man is now living with relatives and is still traumatized by the incident,” said Seroto. A case of arson and malicious damage to property has been opened. No arrests have been made. Police are urging the community to calm down and let police do their work.
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Rev Ron Reiners
How far is Tzaneen from Sasolburg? For a week in January 2013 Sasolburg took centre stage in the ever escalating occurrence of service delivery protests against local authorities in SA. Even TV screens in Europe, Australia and the rest of Africa hosted scenes of panga wielding, rock hustling and tyre burning protesters — portrayed as worse than similar protests against apartheid structures in the 1980’s. Community members are angry, very angry. You must be very angry to destroy the very infrastructure which has been created to secure your needs. But there is more then only anger driving this kind of behaviour where people put their lives and assets, even those of their families at risk. It is also driven by an extremely deep sense of disappointment. The agents of chaos and destruction in these protests are mostly the authorities of the ANC, the very people who voted them into power. They are disappointed in how the people they’ve put in power in municipalities are managing their interest on local government level. In Sasolburg they destroyed infrastructure, buildings, vehicles, local shops and ensured that no investors will even consider their town for any development or job creation. Think Sasolburg and you think risk, flames, anger and destruction. How far is Tzaneen from Sasolburg? Way too close! Drive down Claude Wheatly Street and visit the bus terminus and taxi ranks next to the Letaba River and you’ll find yourself in the centre of Sasolburg; a totally dilapidated road which under apartheid was properly tarred and maintained. Now you can’t drive there without the danger of causing damage to your vehicle. Julesburg’s residents get their water (like many other villages) from the town’s dam. But the water doesn’t reach Julesburg because of theft at Parane, which has been going on for many years. There is neither political will nor institutional capacity amongst overpaid officials to do anything about it. The theft of electricity is causing those who do not steal it, not to be able to afford it. The people of Tzaneen pay too much for electricity for taxes, for services, for licences for everything they do not receive in services from the municipality. And the money they pay is so openly wasted that it is a shame. In a blind political move the municipality commits a breach of contract with a financial manager who would not allow any personal gain by managers. Then they use tax payer’s money to lose an expensive court case, compelling them to reinstate him. A secretary gets fired for having been caught stealing. The next thing she gets promoted to a higher position in another division. In December a young man spent eighteen days in a queue of the licensing test station, trying to renew his licence. As soon as he made it into the building, he would be told that the computerised system was off-line. Try to call that particular office and you are more than likely to find that no telephone line is available or working. If the frustration levels in that line is not comparable with anything in Sasolburg, nothing is. Tzaneen is much too close to Sasolburg!
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The unknown has always plagued us. What will the future hold for me? This I feel is the root cause of fear. I also feel that fear and trust go hand in hand.
Letters • Briewe Campaign Desiree van der Walt, DA Limpopo Legislature Caucus Leader, 082 452 0444, writes: The Democratic Alliance has today launched a “letters to the legislature” service for communities to submit service delivery complaints to the provincial legislature. We are launching this postal service in a week where there is a shortage of 42 000 textbooks in our schools. While the Education Department has promised to deliver all books by Friday this week, we know from experience that they cannot be taken on their word. The DA will be distributing postcards to all Limpopo districts. Our public representatives and activists will facilitate the provincewide distribution and collection of postcards. Today the DA calls on parents, schools, learners and concerned community members to use this postal service to tell the real story of textbooks in their schools. A shortage of books has a major impact on poor communities. Learners have to repeat grades and can have their long-term prospects of a job undermined. This entrenches poverty in poor families. Besides problems in education, the public are encouraged to record service delivery complaints of any nature and submit them to a central mailbox. The people of Limpopo need a voice in this time of widespread crisis in governance in this province. The DA hopes this “letters to the legislature” service will be a valuable new way to force accountability in government in Limpopo.
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Cornel Theron, The Marketing Team, Cape Town, writes: We are well known for our successful Casual Day campaign that we have organised for the past eighteen years. Now we have started a new national fundraising campaign: Tekkie Tax! It will take place on Friday 31 May and unlike any other fundraising campaign in the country, this campaign will give an opportunity for some of the biggest and smallest welfare organisations to become part of it. Every registered welfare organisation is welcome, although the organisers will have a good look at the organisations to ensure that the service rendered is accountable and worthy of the public’s donations. Annelise de Jager, former social worker, who is leading this campaign says “all NGO’s in the country are welcome to apply to participate, but we will have to look at each organisation’s documentation and service delivery as we need to give the public the assurance that all welfare organisations involved will be worth a R10 sticker donation”. In Tekkie Tax you will be able to give according to where you heart lies. There will
be five different stickers — even one to put on your cell! You can choose if your R10 donations should benefit children, animals, older people or disabled people. Our team is starting with a road show to visit each province and meet with participating welfare organisations. According to Anna Mokwetli, who is part of this team, their purpose is to train, motivate and enable each participating local organisation to make a success of this opportunity. “I have been doing this wonderful job for sixteen years already, and I have seen how welfare organisations have benefitted by our campaigns. The Tekkie Tax campaign is going to help more organisations than ever before and I am very excited about that.” For Limpopo a meeting where NGOs will become part of the Tekkie Tax family and where they will receive all the necessary information will take place on 8 March in Polokwane. Contact the office of The Marketing Team on 012 663 8181 or visit www. tekkietax.co.za for more information.
What is fear; why are we afraid; of whom or what are we afraid? These questions often do not have a straight answer. If I trust someone or something then I need not be fearful of them or it. But then doubt comes into play and I start to second guess things. I know I should trust, for instance the Police Services, after all they are there to protect us, but when I hear stories of corruption, mismanagement and people getting away with heinous crimes, I start to mistrust them. The same could be said about the car I drive, for all intents and purposes it should be safe, but can I trust the person who last worked on it if I did not know him personally? All this is natural human emotion and often we let fear take over our lives. We are told time and time again to put our trust in God, do we really believe that He is all Powerful and all Mighty, or do we think that because of whom we are and where stand in society we are less likely to be heard by Him? God has promised us time and time again that He is present in our lives. How can I be sure? It is all a matter of trust. The scriptures have proven that God keeps His promises, yet we still are uncertain and need proof in our own lives. It all boils down to FAITH, not in some human factor but in God. We need to believe in God completely without any doubt. I know often, this is humanly impossible, yet it can be done for God did not leave us alone in this, He gave us the Holy Spirit as our helper and guide. God loves me; not because I am a priest but because I am His child just like each and every one is His child, therefore I trust Him completely. I do, however, often have doubts after all I am human. Why is God so good to me, a sinner? Then I realise that God loves us all the same, He has no favourite. He is or should be the most important person in our lives. Jesus trusted His Father completely and we should try to follow His example and then fear will fly out of the window. We often pray for forgiveness but what we need to do is to believe that God has forgiven us and start afresh. It is necessary to obey His command and sin no more. Not an easy task. The 23rd Psalm is my guide especially verse 4. Read it and make it yours too.
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“ DA slaap nie” Rene Pohl, DA-koukusleier, Royal Tzangeni 11, Tzangeni, skryf: Die DA het verskeie vrae rakende dringende sake aan die speaker gerig soos, deur die bepalings vereis. Weer eens is dit nie in die agenda ingesluit vir die raadsvergadering op 26 Februarie nie. ‘n Verduideliking sal vereis word, en die roete sal gevolg word deur die saak te neem na die Provinsiale strukture, asook petisies deur die gemeenskap. Die DA sal die munisipaliteit ten volle aanspreeklik hou vir die wyse waarmee met kiesers se geld omgegaan word, asook wetlike aspekte wat blatant geignoreer word. Goeie nuus is dat die saak rakende Talana en die Pusela behuising nou as items op die agenda verskyn. Dit was die eerste probleemkwessies wat ek aangespreek het sedert die verkiesing. Dit neem tyd en geweldige toewyding, deur voordurende interaksie met die inwoners, amptenare,navorsing oor die betrokke situasie, en verskeie wetlike aspekte wat ‘n invloed uitoefen. Die huidige kritieke probleem is die onwettige smouse wat tans aandag geniet, en ook tyd sal neem.Ek meld daagliks die onwettige smous onder die R71 brug aan by die munisipale bestuurder,asook direkteur van gemeenskapsdiens. Die DA vereis nou dat ‘n hofinterdik ingestel word,en sy onmiddellik verwyder word, asook alle ander onwettige smouse, aangesien slegs 42 permitte toegestaan is. Terugvoering sal voortdurend weergegee word na die publiek. Ek kan by die volgende nommers gekontak word, 079 872 5012/079 707 1955.
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Letaba Rotary honours Protter The Letaba Rotary Club decided to honour David Protter with a Paul Harris Fellow recognition “in appreciation of tangible and significant assistance given for the furtherance of better understanding and friendly relations among peoples of the world”.
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Farm worker killed by elephant A Hoedspruit farm worker was killed by an elephant bull in the York Region of the Balule Private Nature Reserve (PNR) on Sunday. Mr Andy Dott, Chairman of Balule PNR, confirmed the incident. According to Dott, Mr William Bango (47) and another employee of Mr Steve Hearne, a private landowner in York Region, were working on a borehole when the elephant charged them. Apparently the two men ran away in different directions, but the elephant continued to charge Bango. The as yet unidentified bull trampled and tusked William and also tossed him quite a
distance through the air. Dott said that although paramedics were called out, Bango died on the scene. “This bull will have to be put down, but we are still trying to identify him. We have had other eyewitness reports of a bull getting too aggressive towards vehicles in the area,” said Andy. “Bango’s family has been informed of his death and Balule PNR will be making a donation to assist the family to help.” Hoedspruit SAPS confirmed the death and said that a post mortem would be conducted this week. — LiN News/Kruger2Canyon
Residents of Giyani expected to see running water from their taps after January’s good rains. However, this remains a dream. The problem seems to be that the plant at Nsami dam is not functioning properly. The spokesperson of the Mopani District Municipality, Mr Neil Shikwambana, says the plant is functioning at 75% capacity. “But we’re working on the problem with filters and hope the situation will be resolved soon,” he said. Residents dispute his claim. Giyani has been a water crisis area since 2008. Men pushing wheelbarrows with water to houses in Giyani are seen in this photo taken by Orlando Chauke.
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Municipal offices are in a mess The offices of the Greater Giyani Municipality are in a total mess and it is unthinkable that people can be productive in this environment. A photographer of the Bulletin visited the offices a few weeks ago and what we saw there is beyond description. Documents and files are
strewn all over offices and even in corridors. A big fax machine is so dusty and dirty that it looks like something that cannot be used, while a box of washing powder has been left on the machine — making it look like yet another cluttered space for storing articles. The emergency exit is locked
with a chain and padlock and if an emergency should force people to leave the building in a hurry, many would be trapped behind a locked emergency exit! We herewith present a range of photos showing what waits on the visitor to the municipality’s offices.
Service delivery in the jurisdiction of the Greater Giyani Municipality is said to be lagging behind, due to infighting between ANC councillors who supported president Jacob Zuma and those who supported Kgalema Motlanthe. “There’s a lot of infighting within the ruling party… we had a council meeting on 28 December which was not successful, due to the infighting. We had another council sitting on 22 February where it was even worse and the sitting had to be postponed,” says DA councillor Hasani Shivambu. “What is more of concern now is that this infighting affects service delivery. I understand that there was going to be a budget adjustment, but it failed due
to the infighting. We need to understand that there’s a deadline for budget adjustments. I’m not sure that the GGM will be able to meet the deadline if it keeps on fighting,” he said. Shibambu said the roads in the area are riddled with potholes, yet nothing was being done about it. “Everywhere you turn there’re potholes… it can’t be a matter of the heavy rains, because the rains stopped a long time ago and the roads remained unfixed,” he said. “They spend R1 million erecting palisade fencing around the community hall, leaving out important things such as streets and robots which need to be fixed,” he added. GGM spokesperson Steve Mavunda denied the in-
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fighting, saying it was just a normal debate between the ANC councillors. “There was nothing sinister about the council meetings. What happened is that there was robust debate about service,” he said. Asked about the poor state of the roads, Mavunda said they were working on it in an “integrated” way. “It’s not only GGM’s responsibility. The MDM as well as the provincial and national governments are on board, and we should solve the problem quite soon,” he said. The photos herewith show streets in Giyani’s CBD. Motorists complain that their vehicles are being damaged and taxi owners are also up in arm about the bad roads that they need to use. Orlando Chauke orlando@bulletin.us.com
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Ten new TLB’s delivered to MDM
The MDM unveiled their new TLB’s and present were the mayor, Mr Joshua Matlou, the speaker, Ms Violet Mathonsi, and the chief whip, Mr (OJ) Mushwana at the Disaster Management Centre in Tzaneen.
The Mopani District Municipality celebrated their R5,6 million purchase of ten TLB’s at the Disaster Management Centre in Tzaneen on Monday. According to mayor Joshua Matlou, the machines were purchased to deal with a service delivery backlog in water supply. Each of the five satel-
lite offices under the MDM — Giyani, Ritavi, Ba-Phalaborwa and Maruleng — will receive two TLB’s. The TLB’s were bought directly from the manufacturer and have a two year service plan. Matlou said the operators were already present on site and awaiting the arrival of the equipment.
The TLB’s would also be available to assist in disaster situations, to repair roads and assist in other needs, said Matlou.
It was also announced that ten more pieces of equipment would be delivered in the weeks to follow. Though it was not
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Xango has come to Tzaneen. The local distributors of the exotic and unique fruit juice are excited about the qualities of the fruit. In an interview with Ms Maria Barkley she told us more about the Xango story. “Made from an exclusive puree of the whole Mangosteen fruit, Xango delivers a concentrated source of xanthones through a proprietary formula. Research shows xanthones possess potent anti-oxidant properties that help maintain intestinal health, strengthen the immune system, neutralize free radicals, help support cartilage and joint function and promote a healthy seasonal respiratory system. “These statements have been evaluated by the FDA. It should be noted, however, that the product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease,” Barkley said. She continued to explain what Xango
offers and explained that the mangosteen fruit has been used for thousands of years in traditional medicine. There is already over three decades of scientific research to explain exactly why it is so powerful. She further explains: The human body consists of seventy trillion cells and the degeneration of cells is equal to the degeneration of YOU. She says the cause of a sick cell is caused by oxidization. The causes of oxidation could be attributed to modern life with all the stress, sunlight, the poor quality of the water we drink, the food we eat and the air we breathe. Ant- oxidants prevent damage to organs and cells in the human body, damage to the human immune system, the development of disease, premature ageing and the sapping of our energy and stamina. Xanthones is the secret ingredient;
nature’s super antioxidant! Over 200 xanthones are found in nature, mostly in wood and moss (which is unpalatable and not edible). But 43 of them are in the mangosteen fruit — 40 in the red skin and 3 in the white fruit! Barkley also explained what the Xango can do for people. She said it helps to combat pain, viral infections, fungal infections, bacterial infections, tumors, cancer, inflammation, arthritis, diabetes, stroke, heart disease, sclerosis, depression, fa-
tigue, leukemia, allergies, alzheimer’s and dementia, parkinson’s disease, anemia… She said it also help to improve sexual performance, energy, asthma, blood clots, high cholesterol, mnstrual problems, menopause, joint problems, gum disease, migraines and headaches, carpal tunnel, fibromyalgia etc… She stressed, however, that it is not a medicine. It is a 100% fruit juice blend. “Try it, and see for yourself!” Barkley said.
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NGK Wolkberg, Tzaneen, vandag, 11:00. Tema: Ek was ‘n vreemdeling en jy het my ingenooi. Skrywerland: Frankryk. Bring asb jou huishulp saam. Navrae: 015 307 4062.
Middag/aandmark Hervormde Kerk Tzaneen, vandag 16:00. Koskraampies, gebak, vars groente en vrugte. Kosbestellings/navrae: Kerkkantoor 015 307 4508 of 083 438 2230 (kantoorure: 08:00-13:00). Toneel Wolkberg Akademie skoolsaal, vanaand, 18:30 vir 19:00. Annale van ‘n windgat, ‘n Afrikaanse eenman-komedie met Neels
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Services Dienste Medi 24, h/v Thabo Mbeki & Pleinstraat, Polokwane. Skakel 015 291 2275 Mar215(1)______________ VERVOER VERVOER VAN ALLERLEI Do you need building supplies? We are your one stop shop! 015 307 7168 jan301_______________ The Bargain Shop We pay cash for furniture, appliances and unwanted goods of value. 015 306 0036 or 083 576 7618 mar209_______________ Organic compost, lawn dressing, potting soil, garden mulch, bark chips. Brian: 083 391 0195 083 306 0855 015 307 5240 june 403_______________
Key shop & locksmith. Quick friendly, professional service. 24 Hour call out. Opening of safes, locks & vehicles. Personalised number plates. Supply: locks, keys, safes, number plates. 015 307 7775 Mar214(1)______________ Roentes Radiografiese dienste. 4D Ultrasound
to help you. Come visit us for the latest specials and get value for money. Contact 015 307 2299. jan310_______________
Verfraai u tuin met “stepping stones” of nagemaakte rotse waar geen gras wil groei nie. Vir gratis kwotasies skakel 072 721 4337 of 073 356 2235 Letaba Vervoer Wegry van tuinvullis en bourommel @ R150 per bakkie vrag (1ton). Skakel 073 356 2235 of 015 307 5439
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Health Shoes Sale on end of summer range Winter shoes arriving Danie Joubert straat Langs Ickinger 015 307 2856 Mar103_________________
Marie Helm Hypnotherapist Certified Hypnotherapist (Non – medical) Unless you walk out into the unknown, the odds of making a profound Difference in your life are pretty low – Tom Peters Hypnotherapy makes your unknown, known. Contact Marie 082 683 2835 Feb102_____________
Furniture Removals Meubelvervoer Ons verpak & verseker landwyd . Puik diens & lae pryse. Marlien 015 781 0637 083 252 8928
We sell new and used vehicles! Contact 015 307 5020 Mar217________________
Laaigraaf – Met uiters bewame operateur. R200 per uur + diesel. Kontak Riana 082 448 8231 Jun115_________________ As julle soek na die geskikte plek vir ‘n verlowing, verjaardag, kerk uitstappies, vergaderings ens. Groot plek met kroeg, yskas, tafels, stoele en alle ander benodighede, swembad. Ingeboude braai, Kontak 081 404 6292 feb402_________________ Camelia Florist Specializes in all types of functions/ occasions/funeral flowers, home & office arrangements as well as wedding bouquets. Una 082 872 6214 mei308________________
CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING The Clean Team – In Tzaneen since 2000. We also clean vehicles, rugs, office chairs etc. Also: Masterguard. You know us and our service! Call today: Eugene and Yvonne 071 783 7112/ 081 301 6018 The Professional Eyecare and Great Value optometrist in town is here
Coastal Hire Equipment hire Industrial tools Machinery for construction Mobile toilets Marque Tents 015 307 3084 082 929 5109 Nov104_____________
Marie Helm Hypnotherapist Certified Hypnotherapist (Non – medical) “The greatest weakness for many people is that they don’t realize their own strength” Bits & Pieces 1999 Recognize and develop your strength with hypnotherapy Contact Marie at 082 683 2835 Jan204_________________
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permanente nie-roker word? Gaan dit maar weer soos al die vorige jare net ‘n voorneme wees? Die hoef nie. Maak dit ‘n werklikheid – met hipnoterapie Skakel Marie by 082 683 2835 Jan105_________________
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Ons spesialiseer in die volgende mediese fondse: Discovery Health, Resolution Health, Momentum, Fedhealth, Medscheme. Kontak ons vir gehalte diens en professionele advies. Tel: 015 307 3316 Mar218_________________
Multiclean For all your cleaning of Carpets, Upholstery & Mattresses. Quality workmanship guaranteed. Contact Uwe @ 076 8339112 feb302______________
Plumbing For all your plumbing and general needs, Phone Eugene 082 412 7594 Dec102________________
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Battery Spot All your battery needs Always the cheapest 015 307 3244 28 Kudu Street Feb105_________________ BF Distributors Tzaneen Distributors of Caltex Fuels & Lubricants 015 307 1998 Feb106_________________ Handyman and Computer services We handle repair and maintenance work inside and outside your home, business etc Any odd jobs as there is no job to big or to small We do a wide range of repairs So call today for your free quotation Eddie 079 028 3128 Feb205________________ Health Shoes New school shoes in stock Danie Joubert straat Langs Ickinger 015 307 2856 Mar102_________________
SUPER MEAT CITY 015 307 1070
SPECIALS 3Kg Boerewors & 3Kg topside maalvleis Only R299.00 Agri Box Kontak ons vir nuwe Sitrus Pakmateriaal vir die komende seisoen 5c Rietbokstraat 015 307 1863 Danie Vaughn 083 307 2076 Mar111_________________
Sand en Klip afgelewer teen Spesiale pryse 6 Cub 10 Cub Kontak 073 476 4616 Feb404_______________
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Gypsey 6 bed karavaan in goeie kondisie Ou model venter sleepwa Beste kontant aanbod Skakel 079 019 7701 Mar114_______________
“Instant Lawn” Kitsgras van hoogstaande gehalte. Prys R25.00 per vierkante meter. Aflewering ekstra. Skakel Hennie Maartens (015) 307 4562 of 073 872 8031 alle ure. Jan101________________ Uvatan 1800 sonbed te koop. R5000 Skakel Liana van Niekerk 083 630 7304 Feb303________________ Robbi se kos trollie R80 000 Skakel 082 893 1869 Mar114__________ 500 Ponytails @ R50.00 each/neg. Contact Wouter on 083 992 7931 or 079 965 4073 Feb303_____________
Trailer Rentals. Trailers available. Hannes Engelbrecht Contact 073 765 6549 28 Plantation Rd (next to PPS) TRANSPORT Truck to hire 10 – 15ton R20.00/km + Vat around Tzaneen. For long distances please contact the office for a quote 015-307-1391. Feb407______________ VERVOER/ TRANSPORT STEYNBERG TROK & TREKKER 8X8 TON TROKKE TE HUUR. R17.00/KM + BTW & 25 TON@ R23.50/KM + BTW EENRIGTING SKAKEL VIR KWOTASIE: 0764109503 / 082 8517139 OF 015 3451192 084 627 0956
Premium Trucking Your premium choice in transport SAND, STONE Low bed transport available 082 659 0532 Mar108_________________
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The BEST in Catering! Any function, anytime! Contact Elna on 083 371 9190 or 082 833 7380. jul106_____________
Sleebok 015 307 6005 Granite, marble, monuments Tombstones, vanities, kitchen tops Mar109_________________
2006 Subaru Legacy 2.0 R Excellent condition, Second owner, All wheel drive, 4 x new tyres, FSH with Subaru agents, Full house (Airconm e/w, 6 cd shuttle, 17” wheels), , 201 000km, , R102 000 Neg.
LYNX WENDYS We beat any price on top quality Louvre styled Wendy Houses. We do delivery All sizes available Call Lyn: 082 766 2621 Feb402___________
Adele’s Beauty and Slimming clinic Facials Body sculpture Waxing Acrylic nails 24 King Edward 015 307 2193 Mar106_________________ Plumb wise Don’t think twice call Plumb wise General plumbing Leak repairs Geyser repairs Unblocking of drains Roelf 083 289 5235 015 307 7168 Mar107_________________
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Na oes bedrefmiddels Plaagdoders, Swamdoders Citrosol wakes Cor Greyling 082 856 5445 Steve Smuts 071 819 3269 Mar110________________
“Die gras het nou weer begin groei!” Trekker met ‘slasher’ beskikbaar vir Grassnywerk. Skakel Andre 082 322 5388 Okt404___________
Pest Control Specialists 015 307 4065 082 335 6808 Feb103________________
Bargains Galore Geregistreerde panden tweedehandse handelaar. Ons pand, koop en verkoop enigiets van waarde. Juwele, meubels, gereedskap, ens. Vir die beste pryse. Kom besoek ons by Plantasieweg 11, langs Dass. 015 307 1171 082 472 8483 jan406_____________
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Don’t you think it is time to put your VHS tapes on to DVD? Contact Roy Deeks 082 893 1235 015 309 9456 Feb405_________________
To Let Te Huur Vervoer van meubels. Verwydering van tuinvullis en bourommel. Gratis kwotasie. Thinus 082 807 6620 Mei302___________
VERVOER & VERPAK VAN MEUBELS SKAKEL MELODY VIR KWOTASIE 015 3451192/084 627 0956 076 410 9503 082 851 7139 Epos:troktrek@mweb. co.za Web: www.steynbergmeubelvervoer.com Okt105__________
VERVOER/ TRANSPORT STEYNBERG TROK & TREKKER 8X8 TON TROKKE TE HUUR. R17.00/KM + BTW & 25 TON@ R23.50/KM + BTW EENRIGTING SKAKEL VIR KWOTASIE: 0764109503 / 082 8517139 OF 015 3451192 084 627 0956
Vragmotors te huur – 1 x 8 ton; 2 x 4 ton. Vervoer tussen Tzaneen, Polokwane, Phalaborwa, Giyani, Hoedspruit en Louis Trichardt. Deel vragte indien moontlik. Betroubaar en verseker goeie diens. Kontrakte welkom. Easy Trans – 082 483 8996 of 082 677 9973 Aug303_____________
Voertuie Vihecle Draai jy vas met jou motor paaiement? Ek is opsoek na ‘n voertuig om paaiement oor te neem. Kontak my 079 965 4073 Feb305_______________
Vacancies Vakante Voorraad Klerk in die Karton Bedryf. Salaris R 4 000.00, kontak persoon vir onderhoude is Santie Moore Tel: 015 307 1694 / 082 716 1217. Letaba Belting Mar112_______________ Torga Optical Ontvangsdame Afrikaans en Engels magtig Ondervinding Administrasie Bemarking Krediteure Debiteure 015 307 2299 Tzaneen@torgaoptical. co.za Mar113_______________
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Property | Eiendomme To Let Tu Huur Flaats Woonstelle Large bachelor flat to rent in arbor park R2 500 W/l incl, no animals and non smoker. Contact 084 5808 177 Mar102________________
Office Kantore Prime Office Space To Let In Tzaneen (dental premises including dental chair). Beautifully designed dental premises including dental chair. Very good lighting and air conditioned. Office space of 27.35m² and more if needed.
Excellent address. Rent very affordable! Call Janon 083 307 1333 or Stephanie on 0861303404 Feb403_______________ Groot kantoor te huur in rustie omgewing. Huur R5 500 per maand met koop krag. Kontak 015 307 3316 Mar101______________
Ruim 1 slaapkamerwoonstel vir enkel, sober manspersoon in Aquapark. Tuin, swembad, 1 garage en afdak. Geen gordyne nodig. Geen kinders of troeteldiere nie. W en l ingesluit. R3 000/maand Skakel Marie 072 461 3920
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Legals NOTICE OF DRAFT SCHEME The Greater Tzaneen Local Municipality hereby gives notice in terms of Section 28 (1) (a) of the Town-planning and Townships Ordinance, 1986 (Ordinance 15 of 1986), that a draft town-planning scheme to be known as Amendment Scheme 271 has been prepared by it.. This scheme is an amendment scheme and contains the following proposal: The rezoning of parts of Erf 2028 Tzaneen Extension 18, situated in the vicinity of Industria Street, from “Municipal” to “Industrial 2” and “ Industrial 3”. The draft scheme will lie for inspection during normal office hours at the office of the Municipal Manager, Civic Centre, Agatha Street, Tzaneen, for a period of 28 days from
22 February 2013. Objections to or representations in respect of the scheme must be lodged with or made in writing to the Municipal Manager at the above address or at PO Box 24, Tzaneen, 0850, within a period of 28 days from 22 February 2013. Address of Agent: Jacques du Toit & Associates, PO Box 754, Tzaneen, 0850 Feb401_____________ KENNISGEWING VAN ONTWERPSKEMA Die Groter Tzaneen Munisipaliteit gee hiermee ingevolge Artikel 28(1) (a) van die Ordonnansie op Dorpsbeplanning en Dorpe, 1986 (Ordonnansie 15 van 1986), kennis dat ;n ontwerpdorpsbeplanningskema bekend te staan as wysigingskema 271 deur hom opgstel is. Hierdie skema is ‘n wysigingskema en bevat die volgende voorstel:
Die hersonering van dele van Erf 2028 Tzaneen Uitbreiding 18, geleë in die omgewing van Industriastraat van “Munisipaal” na “Nywerheid 2” en “Nywerheid 3”. Die ontwerpskema lê ter insae gedurende gewone kantoorure by die kantoor van die Munisipale Bestuurder, Burgersentrum, Agathastraat, Tzaneen, vir ‘n tydperk van 28 dae vanaf 22 Februarie 2013. Besware teen of vertoë ten opsigte van die aansoek moet binne ‘n tydperk van 28 dae vanaf 22 Februarie 2013 skriftelik by of tot die Munisipale Bestuurder by bovermelde adres of by Posbus 24, Tzaneen, 0850, ingedien of gerig word. Adres van agent: Jacques du Toit & Medewerkers, Posbus 754, Tzaneen, 0850 Feb402_________________
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Job Seeker | Vacancies General My name is Porcia Mathebula i have matric, diploma computer literacy, plumbing certificate, care worker certificate, agriculture NQF level one, drivers licence code 10. Contact me on 076 471 0464 (24) ____________________ I am looking for a ancillary care worker, cleaner, general worker, catering occasions, waitress, merchandiser contact me fortunate Malemela on 078 0548 158 (25) ____________________ \My name is Phillia Malemela i am looking for as a admin clerk, general worker, office clerk, receptionist, call centre agent, waitress, contact me on 076 614 1280 (26) ____________________ My name is Johannes Shai i am looking for a painting or building job, lapa ect. Contact me on 072 915 9783 (27) ____________________ My name is Grace Mahloromela i am looking for a cashier, shelf packer, i can speak English, experience at Sugar Valley 4 years, (ref Lino 083 564 6428/ Sugar loaf 015 307 6337) contact me on 073 1888 448 (28) ____________________ My name is Punky Innocent Tlemo i am looking for a cashier, cleaning, cooking job experience two years in Sugar Valley (ref Grace 073 1888448) contact me on 083 356 2166 (29) ____________________ My name is Jetro I am looking for a job in a shop / business I have matric, computer certificate and computer diploma contact me on 073 476 3290 (30) ____________________
My name is Chriss Maswazi I am looking for a general job/ garden service, I have 3 years experience contact me 074 5026 065 (31)____________________ Esam Phalane is my name I am looking for a job as a construction, electrical or welding engineering, general work, general maintenance contact me 073 334 0134 (32) ____________________ I am looking for a Electrical Engineering, driving promotions, garden services, administration & clerk work , receptionist and other general work contact me Ntsako. C. Mhlarhi on 083 520 5337 (33) Salesperson- I am working at nbl (fmcg) as a field marketer. I have matric, drivers licence and computer certificate. I can start as soon as possible. Contact, Matome Selomo at 0711534710. (34) ____________________ My name is Chriss Maswazi I am looking for a general job/ garden service, I have 3 years experience contact me 074 5026 065 (31) ____________________ Esam Phalane is my name I am looking for a job as a construction, electrical or welding engineering, general work, general maintenance contact me 073 334 0134 (32) ____________________ I am looking for a Electrical Engineering, driving promotions, garden services, administration & clerk work , receptionist and other general work contact me Ntsako. C. Mhlarhi on 083 520 5337 (33) ____________________ Salesperson- I am working at nbl (fmcg) as a field marketer. I have matric, drivers licence
and computer certificate. I can start as soon as possible. Contact, Matome Selomo at 0711534710. (34) ____________________
12. Security certificate grade C with competency for handgun. Contac me Shyllock Mayimele on 079 623 9795 (87) ____________________
My name is Mohale Makwala I have security grades E, D, C, B, and sira, CIT, hand gun competencies and assessment training programme with a drivers licence code 10 of 12 years contact me on 076 094 1199 (35) ____________________
Johannah Malusi is my name I am looking for a general work, domestic work, cleaning offices 5 days a week, sleep out contact me 083 5283845 (88) ____________________
My name is David Setabola.I am looking for a job as sales represantative in food retail.I am situated at Limpopo working as a field marketer for unilever.Drivers licence and standard 10 with 15 years experience.I can start asap contact numbers 0793995918 (36) ____________________ My name is Dipolelo Morwasehla I am looking for a general job, admin clerk, receptionist, I can speak English, I have grade 12, computer literacy contact me on 079 994 5991 (37) ____________________ 65 Jarige blanke man (pensonaris) opsoek na opsigterwerk in Tzaneen kontak Chris 082 518 4504 (38) ____________________
Domestic I am looking for a job as a domestic worker or any cleaning job contact me Paulina Mathye contact me 076 161 3476 (82) ____________________ I am looking for a job as a domestic worker contact me Enny Mthembu on 079 478 9720 (83) ____________________ I am looking for a job as a domestic worker, baby care, office cleaner or general worker. 2 Years experience five years in baby care, I can speak English. Ref Roshinah Mohale (the owner) 073 039 1713. Ref Lizzy 072 370 8895 contace me on 072 870 3025 (84) ____________________ My name is Kgomotso I am looking for a job as a domestic worker, sleep out, speak English, four year experience, (ref Virginia 073 989 1685) contact me on 073 517 6671 (85) ____________________ My name is Phindile Ndzhulaula I can clean, have matric and drivers licences code 10, computer literacy introduction to windows contact me on 079 869 9286 (86) ____________________ I have drivers licences with P.D.P (public code 10) grade
VAKATURE “Boilermaker” / Werktuigkundige
Persoon moet gekwalifiseerd wees en met staal kan werk, meganies aangelê wees vir instand houding en herstelwerk aan grondverskuiwings implemente. Moet totale beheer van werkswinkel kan behartig en salaris sal diensooreen komstig bepaal word.
E-pos CV na: des@ mvbfeeders.co.za of faks na: 086 693 1026
I am looking for a domestic work, have two years experience I can speak English and Afrikaans contact me Selinah Basetsi on 072 1658 736 (89) ____________________ My name is Promise Maenteja I am looking for a domestic work, general work, I have three years experience I speak English (ref Tinny 083 356 6761) contact me 079 475 3007 (90) ____________________ My name is Tintswalo Thoko mabunda I am looking for a domestic work contact me on 072 77 35 717 (91) ____________________ My name is Cate Phoshoko I am looking for a domestic work/general work or office cleaner, I have two years experience in Tzaneen chamber board, I speak English conrtact me on 071 217 5213 (92) ____________________ Emily Mphekgwane I am looking for a domestic work, general work, garden service six years experience I can speak English and Afrikaans contact me 073 187 2095 (93) ____________________ Winnie Maluleke I am looking for a domestic work / general work, look after children I can speak English, sleep in or out contact me on 073 800 8784 (94) ____________________ Peggy Baloy is my name I am looking for a domestic work 5 day or 2 day sleep out I speak English contact me on 072 0158 922 (95) ____________________ I am looking for a domestic work , general work, i can speak English I have 2 years experience sleep out or in. Contact me 078 982 3908 (96) ____________________ I am looking for a Office cleaner or general work I speak English my name is Sylvia Mohale contact me on 078 233 9937 (97) ____________________ My name is Andy I am looking for a domestic work or garden work contact me on 081 8087 543 (98) ____________________ My name is Monica Malatji I am looking for a domestic work, I can speak English contact me on 079 999 3664 (99) ____________________ Sharon Bayana is my name i am looking for domestic work or office cleaning, contact me on 078 425 3885 (100) ___________________ Suzan Shikwambana I am looking for a domestic work or office cleaner contact me on 078 584 3438 (101) ___________________ I am looking for a domestic work, office cleaner i can speak Afrikaans, I have 29 years experience contact me Rosinah Ramodike on 082 597 7973 (102) ____________________
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Ten chess players of Merensky High School travelled to Polokwane recently to participate in the first Limpopo Chess Tournament of the year. Hundred and forty participants from various schools in Limpopo competed in five rounds. The Merensky group did exceptionally well, as they won 50% of all their games. LEFT is Allen Mushwana pondering over his next move and RIGHT is Kevn van den Bergh.
Kgabo Mamorobela van die Laerskool Duiwelskloof is onlangs by ’n atletiekbyeenkoms van die Laerskool Dr Annecke as die senior meisiesbaanatleet asook hekkiesatleet aangewys. This board is sponsored by | Hierdie naambord is geborg deur
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Schools Challenge Pupils from Gr R to 7 from Moime Primary School, Tzaneen, join thousands of primary school children around the country who are all winners in the 2012 OMO/ Spar Schools Challenge. Pupils at 67 schools are receiving their own sports PE kits as part of the community project. Spokesperson for OMO, Crystal Singh, says the brand has been involved in education and sports projects for over a decade. “Each year the brand works towards helping develop the potential of our country’s children by focusing on projects that range from donations of sports PE kits to the awarding of bur-
saries. The OMO Schools Challenge invited consumers at participating Spar shops to nominate their school of choice, write the name of the school on a till slip and place it in an entry box in the store. The schools receiving the most votes won prizes of a sports PE kit for every child in the school. Singh said “participation in sports is an important way in which children can have fun at school and work towards reaching their full potential.” “We are a proud sponsor of projects that help to assist children achieve their potential.”
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Tzaneen cyclists tame Sabie hills Jean Aucamp
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An extremely hot day greeted cyclists from the Tzaneen Cycling Club at the National MTB Series in Sabie on Saturday. A total of close to two thousand competitors took part in the marathon and ultra-marathon events, with temperatures reaching 40 degrees en route. The race organizers were on top of things in this world cup event. Training for the Cape Epic, which is taking place in 1 month’s time, was Mark Pieterse and Pieter Vorster who finished the ultramarathon of 112 km and 2700 m ascent in a time of 8:03:00. Neil Hanekom completed the ultra-marathon in 7:31:00. Alan Gordon made the Tzaneeners proud by competing amongst the best in the country in the ultra-marathon. He finished in the 22nd position in a time of 5:55:00, after having suffered mechanical problems and doing repairs at the technical zone. The Tzaneen Cycling Club’s faithful also took part. Dick and Dorothy Rood and Ray and Louwrina Dando competed in the marathon over 74 km with 1700 m ascent and completed the race in times of between 5:30:00 and 6:30:00. The half-marathon of 40 km was staged on Sunday with the blistering heat of the previous day replaced by a cloudy, cool drizzle. The competitors expected a muddy race with lots of sliding in the slippery pine fo-rests and single tracks which is known as
the mountain bike Mecca of the lowveld. A few riders were somewhat unrecognized, covered with mud all over. Conrad Lubbe finished in a time of 2:50:00, Renier Pelzer in 2:53:00, Grizel Gubitz in 2:54:00, Nikolaas Gubitz in 2:54:00, Suretha Lubbe in 2:55:00, Alex Gordon in 2:59:00, Albert Nothnagel in 3:21:00, Shani van den Heever in 3:49:00, Braam van den Heever in 3:51:00, Ilze Pelzer in 4:11:00 and Kobus van den Heever in 4:14:00. Paul Dando, a Grade 8 student of Stanford Lake College, competed in the 14 km race and was thirteenth out of more than five hundred riders. He was seventh in his category. Anita Gordon also took park in the 14 km race.
ABOVE: Members of the Tzaneen Cycling Club are now well known in Limpopo thanks to their familiar red shirts. Here are Nikolaas and Grizel Gubitz, Alex Gordon, and Suretha and Conrad Lubbe. LEFT: Mark Pieterse and Pieter Vorster look forward to The Cape Epic Endurance Race from 17 to 24 March. RIGHT: Shani van den Heever. FAR RIGHT: Renier and Ilze Pelzer.
Plasies mik weer in die kol Die Hoërskool Merensky se boogskietskuts, onder leiding van mnr Ockert le Roux, het aan die NoordGautengse 3D-kompetisie in Preto-
ria deelgeneem. Ten spyte van die strawwe kompetisie en die baan by Rondawelsrus wat ‘n uitdaging was, het die sestien
klublede uitstekend gevaar — en drie goue-, twee silwer- en een brons medalje — het Merensky toe gekom. Sondag was nie ‘n dag vir leeglê nie, want die klublede het ‘n intensiewe kursus by Magnum Archeries in Pretoria bygewoon. Elke skut se boog is hier nagegaan en hulle het ook individuele hulp met hul skietstyl ontvang. LINKS: Voor is PG Swanepoel, Jacques Meyer, Janco Theron, Ricus Warmenhoven en Rikus Harmse. Agter is Adriaan Venter, Marietjie Harmse, SJ van der Walt, mnr Ockert Le Roux, LinMarie Theron, Danie Harmse, Marla Barnard, Adriaan Venter (jnr), Dawie Theron en Renart Botha.
Antjies is voor ’n groot hekkie Ses atlete van die Laerskool Dr Annecke in Letsitele het gekwalifiseer vir die Limpopo Atletiekkampioenskappe wat vandag en môre in Polokwane gehou word. Voor is Jack Baloyi, Elzaan Espach en Nhlamulo Shilubane, Agter is Katekani Mhlari, Jason Sanderson en Cheyesa Malematja. Die Antjies hou styf duim vas vir hulle.