Fear lessl y the tr uth
2 September 2016
Pay up, GTM!
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Sheriff visits GTM to attach assets (in lieu of R20 million)
Rhulani Ndlala (Gr 12) from Merensky, is No 1 in the country! See page 3.
In a crazy run up to celebrating the Tzaneen mayor’s brand new R1,2 million luxury official car last week, the sheriff walked through the GTM’s front door with all the necessary documents empowering him to attach assets to the value of more than R20 million! The high court in Pretoria granted a judgement in favour of Expectra 388 CC in July this year, for a capital amount of
R17 million. This amount has now escalated (interest, penalty costs etc) to more or less R20 million. The lawyer for Expectra, Mr Louis Erasmus, yesterday said the GTM apparently want to start a new legal process and therefore he will not comment at this point in time. To add insult to injury, the sheriff had a second set of documents allowing him
to attach assets on behalf of another creditor. We are still trying to obtain full information about this claim by a Johannesburg company. Tzaneen’s legal fraternity is divided on the issue of the GTM’s legal costs. Some lawyers seem to benefit disproportionately from the GTM’s mishaps. — Francois Aucamp
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Two Alumni from SLC have made history in London. Turn to page 7 for the story. Lyk of Oubal hom begin vererre vir die ‘Bokke én hul nuwe afrigtingspan. Bl 16
Telkom cable sabotaged Tzaneen also suffered the wrath of saboteurs this past week when business and private users experienced a communications down-time for close on 72 hours. Telephone and internet connectivity were heavily af-
fected by damage to the Telkom Optic Fibre Cable between Polokwane and Bela Bela (Warmbaths) and the copper cable in Tzaneen. The Tzaneen incident was captured on CCTV cameras. To view the video footage, visit the video section on our website at www.bulletin.us.com.
Despite the remnants of winter still lurking through the morning sunrise, it would seem as though the lady Spring has started cleaning house. Trees have begun to blossom as the evenings start to warm and mornings are ushered in by the cheerful chirps of a feathered choir welcoming the dawn. Bulletin wish our readers a very happy Spring. Model: Charline Colbourn of Limpopo Beauty Modelling Academy. Photo: Joe Dreyer. Special thanks to Camelia Florists.