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AVBOB Tzaneen respond to complaint

Following our horrific story detailing the emotionally traumatic ordeal that Este Zietsman had to endure after the death of her father, AVBOB responded to our media inquiry. Since the story was posted online, many residents have come forward with similar tales of woe. Read the response on page 4.

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The police in Limpopo arrested a 29-year-old man who robbed many residents, particularly women, by pretending to be a medical professional. There were some reports of him pretending to be an evangelist. According to the police he scammed his victims in Tzaneen, Mankweng, Polokwane, Botlokwa and Senwabarwana to the tune of R40 000. Limpopo police spokesperson, Brig Motlafela Mojapelo, said the man was arrested at Mankweng on Monday by the Provincial tracking team and he was due to appear in court soon while further investigations would be continuing. He said the man posed as a doctor and swindled money from several women in the province. “A case of theft under false pretences was opened after he allegedly swindled about R40 000 from the female victims. The suspect who was driving around in a BMW X5, at times allegedly disguised himself as an evangelist. The

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Another two poachers were slammed with extensive jail terms in the Kruger National Park’s ‘Rhino Court’ on Friday, the 25th of February. The two men from Mozambique were arrested in the Satara section of the KNP on the 22nd of May 2019 by rangers who responded to the sound of shots fired, and later found two carcasses of rhino with their horns still intact. A resultant search culminated with the arrest of the two men close to the scene where the carcases were found and poaching equipment including a high-powered rifle were recovered and linked to the killing of the rhinos. Americo Mathonsi (59) and his accomplice, Michael Chauke (57), were found guilty of trespassing in a National Park, killing of a protected species, possession of an illegal firearm, ammunition, contravention of the immigration act, and being in possession of dangerous weapons.

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They were each sentenced to a total of 23 years in prison. The Skukuza Regional court is expected to finalise several high-profile cases this year including that of former KNP Regional Ranger, Rodney Landela, whose trial is set for June 2022. “We welcome the resumption of trials in Skukuza after the court experienced technical problems with their recording equipment and congratulate the prosecution for presenting a compelling case to the court which led to the two convictions and sentencing,” stated the Managing Executive, Gareth Coleman. “Our continued collaboration with the SAPS and NPA is bearing results with the sentences that have been meted out by the court. There is still more to be done, especially outside the park to arrest those responsible for destroying our natural heritage. Our anti- poaching teams will be encouraged by these sentences which prove that their eﬀorts are not in vain.”

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In an unrelated matter, SANParks has announced the departure of the Managing Executive Restructuring of KNP, Gareth Coleman, after he completed his two-year term. He will leave the position in September 2022 after the Board approved a six-month extension to enable him to handover to his successor. Coleman was engaged to stabilise the KNP and prepare a revised business model and strategy for the KNP. He took over when the country was in a total lockdown due to the Covid-19 pandemic, which impacted on the timelines of his mandate. Despite the lockdown, Coleman still managed to achieve the upgrading of KNP staﬀ accommodation and undertook an extensive consultation process with employees and outside stakeholders on their role in the park. This was all to inform them about a turnaround plan for the KNP which aims to keep its place among the best managed national parks in the world. The plan includes a new business model for the KNP and creating opportunities for busi-

nesses from communities adjacent to the KNP. He hosted successful roadshows which were well attended by both SMME’s and funding agencies to highlight opportunities in which they need to participate to revive the rural economy in their respective areas and thereby creating job opportunities. Coleman will spend the six-month extension of his contract finalising the strategy and to ensure a smooth handover to his successor. “It has been a privilege and an honour to serve SANParks in driving change in one of the greatest destinations and national parks in the world. When I arrived, I had no illusions about what could be achieved in two years and my aim was always to try and get everyone looking forward and in the same direction, this despite it being a diﬃcult period to lead because of the pandemic,” stated Coleman. He also mentioned that he would use the final six months to work with management and employees to finalise a business model and organisational structure which would ensure the ongoing sustainability of the Park in a more participative, green, and inclusive manner.

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police appeal to anyone who might have fallen victim to this bogus doctor, to come forward and assist in the unfolding investigations.” said Mojapelo. Meanwhile the police in Ritavi opened an inquest last week after community members at Petanenge village in the Muhlava area attacked a young man from the community who allegedly abducted a six-year-old girl during the day and allegedly raped her before stabbing her to death with a sharp object. It took the community several days looking for the child until they reached the suspect who confessed. He was beaten to death. The incident left the community in shock and the mayor of the GTM paid the family a visit and pledged to support them with funeral arrangements. According to members of the community the rapist was found hiding himself under the bed at his home. It is alleged that after confessing he even showed the angry mob the place where he left the child’s body.

Sharp side of the Ranger

A dog handler with his dog, Scent.

■ Billy Sibuyi The role played by the K9 unit in the fight against rhino poaching is undeniably important. Since its establishment more than seven years ago, the Kruger National Park rangers have arrested more than 90% suspected poachers with the aid of the dogs. Poaching in national parks remains a major conservation challenge in South Africa and the K9 Anti-Poaching Unit is considered a game changer for anti-poaching initiatives in the Kruger National Park. It was during a media daytrip which was held on Wednesday morning, the 2nd of March, at the K9 Centre in the park, that Bulletin learned that well-trained dogs such as the Bloodhound, Belgian Shepherd, or Malinois, breeds were perfectly suited to track poachers in the field. These dogs have keen senses of smell and can be used to detect firearms, ammunition, and wildlife products that enter and exit through the park gates. As poachers become more lethally armed, the dogs provide crucial early warning and safety systems for rangers and handlers. According to Kally Ubisi, the Skukuza section ranger, a well-trained dog and its handler are powerful weapons against wildlife crime. “After extensive research and recommendations from experts we realized that dogs were the game changers and that’s when we sent some of guys for dog handling training,” stated Ubisi. “Most of the sniﬀer dogs are deployed at the gates to sniﬀ out explosives and firearms, whilst we use the line dogs to track poachers.” Ubisi said that there were about 60 dogs in the entire Kruger with each of the 12 sections of the park assigned with a dog and the rest deployed to the gates.

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Impala to be rehabilitated after 20 years

This is Impala Street in Tzaneen’s industrial area. It is actually a tarred public access road in the heavy industrial area. We’re not kidding.

■ Joe Dreyer It has been years since Tzaneen’s motorists were able to use Impala Street in Tzaneen’s heavy industrial area in their daily commute. In fact even businesses in that area have not been able to use this road due to the Greater Tzaneen Municipality’s typically lackadaisical approach to service delivery and basic maintenance. Many reading this article would not have been aware that Impala Street actually exists, or where exactly it is situated as it has long since become a donga-riddled dirt road suitable only for heavy vehicles and large trucks. The latter even struggling to traverse this route successfully of late. This led to a small motor vehicle accident involving two vehicles owned by neighbouring businesses situated along this route. Nobody was injured in the accident, but the tensions had reached boiling point

These massive craters in the road’s surface is caused by the private water tankers that illegally draw water from this fire hydrant.

and both the business owners contacted their ward councillor, and their local newspaper to try and resolve the matter. DA Ward Councillor Chrizelle Dreyer contacted the parties involved and arranged for a meeting between all aﬀected businesses and the GTM to find a way forward. The meeting was held last week at the offices of Tzaneng Timbers and was attended by Riaan du Plessis and Loubelle van Dyk of Tzaneng Timbers, Mark Webb of Wisani Funeral Services, Hassim Goolam Mohamed of HGM Steelboys and a delegation from the GTM led by Olga Tshisevhe, GTM Manager: Roads and Storm Water. According to Tshisevhe, the GTM is currently busy with the rehabilitation of the roads in Tzaneen and have prioritised them according to risk factors. “The short-term solution will be to re-gravel the road starting with the lower section of Impala Street which is in the worst condition. There are leaking storm water pipes and the water tankers

that collect water from the hydrant in front of Woodcloez at Impala Street 26 also contribute to the bad condition of the road.” Tzaneng Timbers have been occupying the premises in Impala Street since 2001 and own several other properties along the same stretch. In the past, du Plessis fixed this road and even paid to have three speedbumps and various traﬃc signs erected. He even used the GTM’s preferred contractor to do so. Because of this, it was initially believed that there existed an agreement between the municipality and Tzaneng Timbers that du Plessis would keep the road maintained. This was however proven to be a falsehood. Du Plessis did oﬀer his assistance and even machinery to the municipality during the meeting held last week, which they gladly accepted. The meeting concluded with the GTM committing to the complete rehabilitation of Impala Street which reportedly commenced on Monday the 28th of February with what they termed “short-term repairs”.

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Money thrown in the water ■ Jeff Jackson The much awaited R40 million Lenyenye Steel Pipe installation project is still not fully operational despite promises made by the Mopani District that this would be resolved this year. That the project was nearing completion was announced by the Mopani District Mayor, Pule Shai, last year where he added it was the biggest project in the district and would go a long way in increasing water supply to the townships. The MDM had in the past been accused of sinking boreholes at highly inflated prices, which solved nothing as the areas these boreholes were supposed to supply, still have no water. “We are completing the last phase of the pipeline from the Water Treatment Works to Lenyenye and have constructed reservoirs. We are now building a booster pump station earmarked to resolve water supply problems in Lenyenye and surrounding areas.” According to a member of the community, they started complaining on Monday when there was no water after they were promised that the project which had been running in the township for the past four years would be launched. Then, on Tuesday, the booster pump was started and water started flowing into the homes of residents. “The taps, most of which were not working, were either leaking or blocked,” said one source close to the project. By Wednesday, the oﬃce of the Superintendent was flooded with residents seeking solutions. ”We were told to write our names and the house numbers in the book, and told to go home and we would be attended to. Some of the taps have no water as they were blocked while some of the main pipes were leaking.” Following the opening of the booster pump and the reservoir

the whole township and the surrounding areas received water. A member of the ward committee who served during the construction said there is an arrangement that a contractor would be appointed to repair the taps that were leaking and those that are blocked. Though this project was completed and handed over to the community, the other projects that the district municipality implemented have been marred in controversy such as the inflation of borehole drilling prices, and paying contractors for the work before work even started. Several executives of service providers in Mopani were arrested after law enforcement agencies were involved. The Lenyenye Steel Water Pipe project was birthed after the completion of the Moime Water Reticulation project in 2019, when communities from Thabina, Moime, and Mokomotji started illegally connecting to the main pipeline thus disabling water supply to Lenyenye. In October 2018, Bulletin reported about a project at Jopie Mawa and Ramothsinyadi in which community members were up in arms after the then community liaison officer was chased from work. Even today the project had not been completed and the municipality had said there are no funds for the project this financial year. A child had since fallen into one of the boreholes sunk at Jopie. During the State of the District in September last year, the MDM Mayor Pule Shai, said “for the coming financial year, we do not have allocations for the Jopie-Mawa-Ramothsinyadi project, but we have an amount of R42 million for the 2022/2023 financial year. And through working with the department of Water and Sanitation we will be able to solve the water crisis aﬀecting our district.”

Stan the man leads the pack ■ Jeff Jackson Limpopo premier and ANC provincial chairperson, Stanley Mathabatha, is leading the race for re-election as the chairperson of the party and subsequently the premier of the province following the 2024 elections. This is after he was elected by three districts with the exception of Mopani. They are Sekhukhune, Peter Mokaba and Vhembe district. Mopani, which is said to be the most influential region after Vhembe district has come up in support of its executive mayor, Pule Shai. Shai who hails from Phalaborwa is also the regional chairperson of Norman Mashabane District. This is in preparations for the national conference set for December in which the current president Cyril Ramaphosa is to be contested by various other leaders within the party. This has turned two dominating factions against each other again, namely the CR22 and the Radical Economic Transformation (RET), led

by supporters of Ramaphosa and former president Jacob Zuma respectively. The positions of who is to be elected at the conference were made clear during the branch general meetings which took place during the weekend at various venues within the district. Mopani had thrown their weight behind their leader Pule Shai while other regions want Stanley Mathabatha to continue. Mathabatha is contested by Dickson Masemola. According to Vhembe, Peter Mokaba and the Waterberg regions, Mathabatha will be followed by Florence Radzilana as deputy, Soviet Lekganyane as secretary, Basikopo Makamu as deputy secretary while Makoma Makhurupetsi from Mopani is touted for the position of treasurer. Mopani however wants Dickson Masemola to lead, Pule Shai as deputy, Soviet Lekganyane for secretary, and Livhuwani Ligaraba and Makoma Makhurupetsi as deputy secretary and treasurer respectively.

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AVBOB responds to Zietsman complaint ■ Joe Dreyer Following Bulletin’s report on the horrid experience one member of our community suffered through at the hands of the AVBOB Tzaneen staff, the company issued an official response through their representative, Malixole Gwatyu. “Thank you for affording us the opportunity to provide your publication with a response regarding the unfortunate experience of Mrs E Zietsman,” Gwatyu wrote. “At AVBOB, we always strive to provide quality service to our clients and when we fall short of the standard expected from us we don’t hesitate to take action.” AVBOB stated that they believed the matter amicably resolved after Esté Zietsman contacted their General Manager: Funeral Service Mr Pieter van der Westhuizen. “Mrs Zietsman called me on the 12th of August 2021 at 14:14 and was very upset about the service that she received from our branch in Tzaneen. I apologised that the service she experienced did not meet her expectations,” van der Westhuizen explained. “I immediately arranged for a new ash coffin and for the insurance claim to be finalised. I also arranged with Mrs Zietsman to deliver the ash coffin at the church in Agatha Street, Tzaneen still the same afternoon. We deeply regret what has happened and I have assured Mrs Zietsman that we will take corrective action where we did not deliver service to the standards required.” Later, that same day, van der Westhuizen contacted Zietsman to confirm that the correct ash coffin and flowers

were delivered and that the claim was finalised that same afternoon. In our inquiry to AVBOB, we asked for an explanation on the process to be followed by a family member following the death of one of their policy holders. According to them, initially the first responders will issue a declaration of death and AVBOB will collect the deceased from the place of death. AVBOB will then arrange for a DHA-1663 to be completed by the attending doctor. The DHA-1663 has seven sections whereof the family must complete one as the informant. In Zietsman’s case, she was handed the forms and instructed to visit the doctor and home affairs to have the documentation signed herself. According to AVBOB, this is not the process that needs to be followed. “AVBOB takes care of the documents and make sure that the relevant doctors and family members complete their sections before taking the DHA-1663 and the following documents to Home Affairs to register the death for a death certificate to be issued,” they said in their response to our inquiry. They added however, “Some offices of Home Affairs demand that the family member themselves register a death.” We do not know if this is the case with Tzaneen or Modjadjiskloof Home Affairs offices. Regarding the mystery of the two sets of fingerprints (of the deceased) which are clearly different on the two copies of the documentation Zietsman was handed to complete, AVBOB could not provide a clear answer and responded to our inquiry with a question; “These are two separate BI documents, where did the other one come from?” In the meantime we request that any of our readers who have had similar experiences with funeral homes, please send us your story to joe@farnorthbulletin.co.za.

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Experience the East this March in Tzaneen ■ Roelof de Jonge

Everyone loves rummaging around in a bargain store. Which is why the town is abuzz with excitement regarding the opening of a massive Chinese-owned store in Tzaneen, right next to Magic Build. The Great Value Store is set to open its doors on Friday the 11th of March, right at the start of the Chinese month of the Rabbit. Along with the grand opening will be a host of opening discount offers on a variety of items. Bulletin embarked on a visit to the store where Great Value’s staff are frantically busy stocking the hundreds of shelves for the big day. The store owner, Zixing Feng, walked us through the store to show what they have on offer. And no, this is not another one of those cheap knock-off stores where the products disintegrate a few hours after you arrive home. This store has decent products and there is literally anything and everything here for anyone willing to spend a few hours to browse.

Need to do some maintenance in and around the house? Great Value has a wide range of DIY products, and there is a massive range of security lights to help deter criminals. For the party animals and social butterflies, there is also plenty on offer like party décor and novelties and even sound and entertainment systems. There is also a pets department with all kinds of accessories on offer to make life easier and more convenient for you, and of course to maintain and treat your beloved pet, whether it’s birds, cats, dogs, or even fish. It is not only households that will benefit from all the offers available, there is even a great line-up of stationery items for business offices and schools. Furthermore, there is a stockpile of cutlery, baking, fishing gear, cleaning equipment, foot rugs or mats, and carpets on offer come the 11th of March. Great Value is situated right next to Magic Build. Keep in mind that 30% discounts will be on offer on a wide selection of items during the grand opening of Great Value in Tzaneen.

Store manager Gao Weiming and his staﬀ are working frantically to be ready in time for the opening of the Great Value store on the 11th of March.

Gastroenterologist joins Mediclinic Tzaneen

Dr Otto Buchel and his wife, Laura, at Mediclinic Tzaneen.

■ Joe Dreyer Mediclinic Tzaneen this month acquired the professional services of a gastroenterologist. Surgeon Dr Otto Buchel, is regarded as the only gastroenterologist in Limpopo which will oﬀer Tzaneen one more specialist right on their doorsteps. Dr Buchel and his wife, Laura, literally arrived in Tzaneen this week from Cape Town where they resided the past five years. “Although we have spent the last five years in the Cape, we are actually from Gauteng. I am really excited about the practice here which has much potential, and it is adequate for me. I do think the hospital can be further expanded to cater for even more patients.” On moving to Tzaneen, Dr Buchel said it is diﬀerent from the city life the couple were accustomed to but is enthusiastic about the lifestyle of this area. Dr Buchel, who operates on referrals only, is situated at Room A1 near Ivory Tusk Lodge opposite Mediclinic Tzaneen.

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IN THE CHAIR WITH DR RUAN RADEMEYER

Baby Bottle Caries

How can I prevent Baby Bottle Caries? • Do not allow your child to go to bed with a bottle filled with anything but water. • Wean your child from the bottle in a timely manner. • Begin good early mouth care of the gums and teeth of your child. • Give fluoride supplementation as recommended by your child’s doctor. • Have early dental visits for your child.

treatment. As with most health issues, the earlier the problem is addressed, the less extensive and invasive the treatment is likely to be. Treatment is thus based on the age of the child and the severity of the condition. You must seek your Dentist’s help at the earliest signs of a problem so you can formulate an approach to management and treatment. If your child presents with white spots on his teeth, it may be an early sign of baby bottle decay. The aim of treatment is to reverse the decay and help rebuild the surface of the enamel. Your Dentist may also recommend fluoride supplements. Make changes to the baby’s diet to stop the decay from progressing. These include limiting acidic foods, juices and substituting water for juice, formula or milk in your child’s bottle. If decay is detected at later stages, the damage will be irreversible and fluoride treatments will no longer be suﬃcient. Symptoms include brown or black spots on teeth, bleeding or swollen gums, fever, irritability and bad breath. If your child presents with any of these symptoms, you need to see a Dentist as soon as possible. Should the decay spread, your child may face extensive dental treatment and even tooth loss.

How is Baby Bottle Caries treated? The type of treatment depends on the severity of the decay and your Dentist can provide the correct

What if your child’s tooth decay is severe? Treatment for Baby Bottle Caries is very similar to that of adult tooth decay. Your Dentist might suggest

What is Baby Bottle Caries? Baby Bottle Caries is a form of tooth decay that is caused by children sleeping with bottles. It is also called Nursing Bottle Decay. It happens when a child goes to bed with a bottle filled with juice or milk or anything except water. It aﬀects children between the ages of one and five years old. Breastfed infants who fall asleep while breastfeeding are also at risk. What are the signs and symptoms of Baby Bottle Caries? The most common signs and symptoms of Baby Bottle Caries are white spots on the teeth as well as early development of cavities which present as brown areas on the teeth that lead to tooth destruction.

sedation or even general anaesthesia for extensive restoration work, depending on your child’s age and maturity level. In severe cases teeth might even need to be extracted. This is more likely if the tooth is infected or has decayed so extensively that it cannot be restored. What is the importance of treating Baby bottle Caries? It is a common misconception that premature loss of baby teeth is not a problem. They will fall out anyway. There are many reasons to be concerned about premature loss of baby teeth. The permanent teeth are present in the jaw from your baby’s early years. The baby teeth act as space maintainers for the permanent teeth. If they are lost prematurely, the spacing of the permanent teeth may be affected and your child could require extensive orthodontic treatment. It can also make it difficult for your child to eat a healthy, nutritious diet and it may adversely affect his speech. Dr Ruan Rademeyer

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Phala-Gold glimmers for Khatala and Mokgobu ■ Billy Sibuyi The air around Phalaborwa was filled with cheers, laughter, and the energy of hundreds of runners, volunteers, and supporters as they participated in the Inaugural Family Day Marathon held on Saturday, the 26th of February. Runners from various running clubs and some private runners, lined up at the starting line inside the Palabora Copper (PMC) mining operations. This was for the start of the 21km half-marathon and the 10km run which saw the more serious runners start off inside the mine. The Family Day Marathon consisted of a half-marathon, 10km, 5km fun run, and a 3km relay race. The half-marathon went through the mine, towards the Kruger National Park, to the Silonque Road, through the town’s residential areas, dumping site, and finally ended at the Impala Park Rugby Stadium. Lesotho born Neheng Khatala, became the first woman to cross the finish line with a time of 1:10:30, setting a new half marathon record for Limpopo, whilst Desmond Mokgobu beat Thabang Mosialo in the Men’s race in a time of 1:01:32. “It is my first time in Limpopo, and I am proud of my achievement, I came to this marathon to win, and I was expecting to win it. It was very difficult to control my pace when we got to the gravel, but I managed very well,” Khatala told Bulletin after the race. “I made sure I stayed behind the leading pack and when there was about 10km left, I started to add more pace because I knew David Manja and Thabang Mosialo were going to give me a difficult time if I did not give it my all,” Mokgobu, the winner of the mens’ event said. For runners of all ages and experience levels, the Family Day Marathon brought a sense of pride to the community. There were many winners on the day and cash prizes of more than R140 000 were handed out. Chamberlain Timekeeping tracked the runners and authenticated their performances, times, and records. Thabang Mosialo came in second in the 21km with a time of 01:01:40, with David Manja in third in a time of 01:02:19. Veteran runner, Gift Ramabele, crossed the line in second place in the Womens’ 21km race in a time of 01:33:58 whilst Beryl Makotha took the bronze with a time of 01:34:08. Sibusiso Nzima who won last year’s F21 Marathon, took a gold in the 10km race for men with a time of 30:08, whilst Nicholas Seopoeng came in second in a time of 30:49 with Abednico Mashaka in third with a time of 30:57. Another Veteran athlete, Catherine Skhosana, won the female’s 10km with a time of 41:02, Joyce Netshitenze placed second with a time of 47:34, and Maite Machete came in third with a time of 53:52.

Aces love and deuces

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Tzaneen Tennis Club has produced some great tennis players over the last five decades. Currently, Zoë Venter is ranked number one in Limpopo and 14th in South Africa in the u/14 division for girls and Marais Botha is the top-ranked u/18 boys’ player in the province. The Club currently comprises 52 members and any person who would like to enjoy the social and health benefits this sport oﬀers, is welcome to join. It is a sport that can be enjoyed by young and old alike, as the ages of their members range from primary school level to 70+ years. The Club House of Tzaneen Tennis Club was recently upgraded and oﬀers great facilities for social gatherings and, of course, to play tennis. All the courts have flood lights which is ideal for playing later into

the evenings. This year the club’s members plan to host a social tournament every quarter and host its Club Championships during the winter months. Several of Tzaneen Tennis Club’s players also compete in provincial and invitational tournaments in Polokwane, Louis Trichardt and Phalaborwa. The club plans to host the clubs occasionally from these areas too. For those who want to improve their game, Reenen Bergmann oﬀers professional coaching to many of the schools in the area and private lessons to individuals. You can get in touch with him by contacting the club. Applications to join can be made by contacting the treasurer, James Excell, on 084 852 2688. All new members are supplied with keys to the Club House and the tennis courts and can make unlimited use of all the facilities available.

Tzaneen Tennis Club members JP Botha, treasurer James Excell, coach Reenen Bergmann and Willie Jonker encourages people to join their club.

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Merensky atlete skitter op Polokwane Interhoër Die atletiekspan van die Hoërskool Merensky het op Vrydag die 25ste Februarie in Polokwane aan die jaarlikse Interhoër byeenkoms hul slag getoon en hul goed van hul taak gekwyt deur die tweedeplek algeheel te beklee. Die Interhoër was vanjaar deur die Hoërskool Pietersburg (PHS) aangebied en dit was die gasheerskool wat as algehele wenners gekroon was. Die pogings van Merensky se atlete was geensins te versmaai nie en het baie goed vertoon om uiteindelik met die tweedeplek beloon te word. Groot was die vreugde in die Merensky-kamp toe twee van die span se atlete, die trotse niggies Klara Pretorius en Sophia van Wyk, onderskeidelik die Senior en Junior Victrix Ludorums vir hul prestasies ontvang het. Dié twee niggies het ook met die Beste Baan Atlete krone weggestap. Pretorius is die Beste Senior Meisies Baan Atleet en van Wyk was as die Beste Meisies Junior Baan Atleet aangewys. Die toekenning vir die Beste Seuns Junior Baan At-

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Records for Unicorns ■ Roelof de Jonge Unicorn Preparatory School’s athletes excelled at the recent schools’ athletics meetings in the area, like the Interschools meeting at Tzaneen Primary School held two weeks ago. There were however, some athletes who shone a little brighter on the day, like the u/10 Unicorn sprint athlete Katlego Ramoshaba. This junior primary sprinter was the quickest out of the starting blocks in the 100m item at the Interschool’s meeting where he took gold and improved the event’s 15-year-old record of 14.20s to 14.00s. But he was not the only Unicorn athlete to bring home an Interschool’s gold medal. Makgetsi Mantatha won the shotput item for boys u/12, and in the shotput item for girls u/10, Sandra Spies recorded the furthest distance. Another shotput gold medal came Unicorn’s way when Gomo Moleko, boys u/10, went on to win this item. Ntoto Mabunda was unbeatable in the high jump item for girls u/12 and recorded a winning height of 1.27m. The Unicorn athletes who qualified to compete at the upcoming Limpopo Athletics Championship on the 11th and 12th of March in Polokwane are William Tasker, Liam du Toit, Alastair Wiltshire, Katlego Ramoshaba, Ntoto Mabunda, Makgetsi Manthata and Ariel Nkuna.

Katlego Ramoshaba

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Visitors school their host ■ Jeff Jackson

Klara Pretorius: Senior Victrix Ludorum en beste senior dogters baanatleet.

Leon de Lange: Beste junior seuns baanatleet

Sophia van Wyk: Beste junior dogters baanatleet en Junior Victrix Ludorum.

The Interschools Athletics meeting hosted by Tzaneen Primary School on the 19th of February, provided plenty of action. So many records were improved upon, and there were so many stellar performances that some slip through the reportage cracks. This week, we would like to pay credit to the athletes who boasted fantastic achievements yet fell by the wayside regarding the media coverage of the event. Drakensig Primary had an absolute field day and took three of the four Victor and Vixtrix Ludorum awards on the day. Lindy-Lee Meyer, for the girls u/12, was the winner of the Senior Vixtrix Ludorum after a gold in three events namely the 100m sprint, 150m hurdles and 150m sprint. She followed these up with a third place in the 75m hurdles race. Roli Mudanalwo, in the age group for girls u/7, was the receiver of the Junior Victrix Ludorum. She won the 80m and 60m sprint races while her teammate Oratile Maleka, was awarded the Junior Victor Ludorum. He won both the 60m and 80m items. Sophia Viljoen who competed in the age group for girls u/11, was named the Best Girls Field Athlete. Leila van Wyngaardt from Duiwelskloof Primary took part in the category for girls u/11. Her stellar performance on track landed her the Best Girls Track Athlete award. The Best Boys Field

Athlete award went to Tzaneen Primary’s Ndzalo Makhubela. Sven Hedin from Dr Annecke Primary was crowned the Best Boys Track Athlete and received the Senior Victor Ludorum for his winning performance in the 80m hurdles item. He was second in both the 200m hurdles and 200m sprint items and came fourth in the 100m sprint race. Hedin’s teammates emulated his performance and made the long haul back to Letsitele with a significant load of gold for their trophy cabinets. These gold medalists were Lia Coetzee (u/12) shotput, Sven Hedin (u/13) 80m hurdles, Ashley Mashele (u/9) 60m and 80m sprints, Regardt Kruger (u/9) 80m sprint, Thari Mojela (u/10) 80m and 100m sprints, Dawid van den Bergh (u/12) long jump and Duan Smith (u/13) javelin. Laerskool Phalaborwa-Noord also had several athletes who brought home some gold medals amidst the fierce competition on the day. These athletes were Lonnie Mdlondzo (u/13) 100m, 200m and 200m hurdles, Michaela Francisco (u/11) 100m and 80m sprints, Khikhi Sehlako (u/10) shotput, and Lentso Selepe (u/11) 70m hurdles, 100m and 1 200m. Well done to all the visiting schools who travelled all the way to Tzaneen to read their hosts the playbook on athletics gold. You should be proud of these amazing achievements which show that hard work pays oﬀ.

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Legals & Notices PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PROCESS Environmental Impact Assessment Regulation Listing Notice 3 of 2014 as amended, Activity 3 (a) & (b): Establishment of a 36m high telecommunication mast for ATC South Africa Wireless Infrastructure (Pty) Ltd with a 144m2 footprint area: 356705 Doornhoek ATCT Location:Portion 28 of the Farm Doornhoek 535 LT Co-ordinates (WGS84 format) of the alternatives on the above property: Proposal:Latitude: 23°47’44.99”S Longitude: 30°11’17.20”E 3 Legged Lattice – Unpainted Alternative 1: Latitude: 23°47’44.99”S Longitude: 30°11’17.20”E 3 Legged Lattice - Green Alternative 2: Latitude: 23°47’44.99”S Longitude: 30°11’17.20”E 3 Legged Lattice – Red & White Notice is hereby given of a public participation process to the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulation Listing Notice 3 of 2014 as amended, and promulgated in terms of the National Environmental Management Act 1998 (Act No. 107 of 1998, “NEMA”) as amended. Basic assessment procedures will be applied in accordance with Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations Listing Notice 3 of 2014 as amended and an application is to be submitted to the Limpopo Department of Economic Development, Environment & Tourism (LEDET). Applicant: ATC South Africa Wireless Infrastructure (Pty) Ltd Suite 11 & 12 Building C Monte Circle 64 Montecasino Boulevard, Fourways Environmental Assessment Practitioner (EAP): Vukani Infrastructure Planning Services Inc. Attention: Sylvi Fullard P.O. Box 32017, Totiusdal, 0134 Telephone: (012) 804 1504/6; Fax: 086 690 0441, e-mail: eia@infraplan.co.za Further information regarding the proposed activity can be obtained from the EAP. Any interested and affected party may, in writing, make representations on the proposed activity or request to be registered as an interested and aﬀected party, by submitting the written representations or reg-

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ESPACH MAGWAI ATTORNEYS IN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA LIMPOPO DIVISION, POLOKWANE Case number: 4206/2019 In the matter between: NEDBANK LIMITED APPLICANT AND ZANDILE, MARTIN NZIMENI FIRST RESPONDENT (IDENTITY NUMBER: 5602055852089) AND ZANDILE, MAMOETI YVONNE SECOND RESPONDENT (IDENTITY NUMBER: 641212 0816 08 8) AND TZANEEN MUNICIPALITY THIRD RESPONDENT AND BA-PHALABORWA MUNICIPALITY FOURTH RESPONDENT AUCTION NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION In execution of a Judgment granted out of the High Court of South Africa in the abovementioned suit, a sale with R 765 566.85 reserve will be held by the SHERIFF OF TZANEEN AT THE SHERIFF OFFICE, 33 A PIETER JOUBERT STREET, AQUA PARK, TZANEEN, LIMPOPO PROVINCE ON TUESDAY, 18 MARCH 2022 AT 10H00(AM) of the under mentioned property of the Respondents subject to the conditions of sale which are available for inspection at the offices of the Sheriﬀ Tzaneen, (015) 307-2906 the highest bidder: A property consisting of – SITE NUMBER: PORTION 45 OF THE FARM MIAMI, 732 REGISTRATION DIVISION: L.T. , LIMPOPO PROVINCE MEASURING: 21,4136 HECTARES HELD UNDER DEED OF TRANSFER NO: T143788/2006 SITUATED AT: PORTION 45 OF THE FARM MIAMI 732, LETSITELE, LIMPOPO PROVINCE THE PROPERTY IS ZONED: FARM IMPROVEMENTS: PORTION 45 OF ERF 732 LETSITELE, 45 MAIMI LETSITELE CONSISTS OUT OF CINDER WALLS UNDER TIN SHEET ROOF 1X BATHROOM

1X TOILET 1X KITCHEN 4X BEDROOMS 1X STOREAGE ROOM 1X HALLWAY OUTSIDE BUILDINGS: 1X OUTSIDE STORAGE UNIT (TIN SHEETED ROOF) 1X JOJO TANK TOWER OTHER: MAN MADE FIRE PIT FARMING LAND MAN BUILT DAM Subject to the following conditions: Take note that the Execution Creditor, Sheriff and/or Plaintiff ’s Attorneys does not give any warranties with the regard to the description and/or improvements. Take further note that: 1. This sale is a sale in execution pursuant to a judgment obtained in the above Court on 15 JUNE 2021; 2. The Rules of this auction and a full advertisement are available between 08:00 and 16:30 before the auction, at the offices of the Sheriff of Tzaneen at the Sheriff Office, 33 A PIETER JOUBERT STREET, AQUA PARK, TZANEEN, LIMPOPO PROVINCE (015) 307-2906; 3. Registration as a buyer is a pre-requisite, subject to specific conditions, inter alia; a. Directive of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008(URL http:// www.info.gov.za/view/ DownloadFileAuction?id=99961) b. FICA-legislation i.r.o proof of identity and address particulars, c. Payment of Registration Fee of R10 000.00 in cash or EFT that must reflect in the Sheriff ’s account prior to the sale, d. Registration conditions: no person will be allowed on the premises if they are not registered for FICA and CPA. Attorneys of Plaintiff(s) ESPAG MAGWAI ATTORNEYS ADAM TAS BUILDING, 26 JORISSEN STREET POLOKWANE EMAIL: lit1@ espagmagwai.co.za TEL: (015) 297-5374 REF: PJ VAN STADEN/NN/ MAT26966 Attorney with right of appearance in the High Court of South Africa in terms of Section 4(3) of Act No. 62 of 1995: Right of Appearance In Courts Act,1995 P J VAN STADEN ESPAG MAGWAI ATTORNEYS ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF ADAM TAS FORUM BUILDING 26 JORISSEN STREET, POLOKWANE, 0699 TEL:(015) 297 5374 REF: PJ VAN STADEN/NN/ MAT26966

Attorney with right of appearance in the High Court of South Africa in terms of Section 4(3) of Act No. 62 of 1995: Right of Appearance In Courts Act,1995 TO: THE REGISTRAR OF THE ABOVE HONOURABLE COURT POLOKWANE BY HAND AND TO: MR AND MRS ZANDILE PORTION 45 OF THE FARM MIAMI, 732, LETSITELE BY SHERIFF AND TO: MR AND MRS ZANDILE 22 RODGER MILLS STREET, LETSITELE BY SHERIFF AND TO: TZANEEN MUNICIPALITY, MUNICIPAL MANAGER, TZANEEN BY SHERIFF AND TO: BA-PHALABORWA MUNICIPALITY, MUNICIPAL MANAGER PHALABORWA BY SHERIFF __________________________________

In the Estate of the Late Susan Ettmayr, Identity Number 5009210037087 Master’s Reference No: 000411/2020. Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 35(5) of the Administration of Estates Act that the First and Final Liquidation and Distribution Account will lie for inspection at the Office of the Master of the Supreme Court Polokwane and Magistrate Court Mankweng for a period of 21 days from 04 March 2022. Any person objecting to the said account must notify the Master of the Supreme Court, Polokwane in writing before the expiry of the said period. Mr GB MCLEAN c/o Charteris and Barnes CC P.O. Box 19728, Tecoma, 5214 __________________________________

LOST OR DESTROYED DEED Notice is hereby given in terms of regulation 68(1) of the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, to the intention to apply for the issue of a certified copy of Deed of Transfer T18384/2009, passed by Die Trustees van tyd tot tyd van EASTSIDE TRUST, Registration Number IT8440/99, in favour of PLATINUM MILE INVESTMENTS 351 (EIENDOMS) BEPERK, Registration Number 2001/006375/07, in respect of certain REMAINING EXTENT OF PORTION 9 (A PORTION OF PORTION 1) OF THE FARM DEESIDE 733, REGISTRATION DIVISION L.T., LIMPOPO PROVINCE, which has been lost or destroyed. All interested persons having objection to the

issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds, Deeds Office, 101 Dorp Street, Polokwane, Limpopo within two weeks from the date of the publication of this notice. Dated at Tzaneen this 25th day of February 2022. Applicant: MICHIEL ADRIAAN EASTMAN p/a Thomas & Swanepoel Attorneys / Ref: P1410/J Jacobsz Address: 19 Peace Street, Tzaneen E-mail address: judy@ tslegal.co.za Contact number: 015 307 1027 __________________________________

LOST OR DESTROYED DEED Notice is hereby given in terms of Regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, of the intention to apply for the issue of a certified copy of Deed of Transfer T34354/2011 in favour of ZAMILA FARDOK DELAWALA, BORN ON 1 JUNE 1962 in respect of certain SECTION NUMBER 3 CHOICE VIEW, REMAINDER OF ERF 2281 TZANEEN EXTENSION 1, In Extent: 142 square meters which has been lost or destroyed. All interested persons having objection to the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Register of Deeds, Limpopo at Polokwane within two weeks from the date of publication of this notice. Dated at Tzaneen on this the 28TH of FEBRUARY 2022. Applicant: Joubert & May Attorneys Address: 50 Boundary street, Tzaneen, 0850 Tel no : 015 307-3660 Email address: yolanda@joubertmay. co.za __________________________________

LOST OR DESTROYED DEED Notice is hereby given in terms of Regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, of the intention to apply for the issue of a certified copy of Deed of Transfer T34355/2011 in favour of MEHFUZABANU ABDUL SAMAD FARAT, IDENTITY NUMBER: 750528 0989 08 9 in respect of certain SECTION NUMBER 4 CHOICE VIEW, REMAINDER OF ERF 2281 TZANEEN EXTENSION 1, In Extent: 140 square meters which has been lost or destroyed. All interested persons having objection to the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Register of Deeds, Limpopo at Polokwane within two weeks from

the date of publication of this notice. Dated at Tzaneen on this the 28TH of FEBRUARY 2022. Applicant: Joubert & May Attorneys Address: 50 Boundary street, Tzaneen, 0850 Telno : 015 307-3660 Email address: yolanda@joubertmay. co.za __________________________________

IN THE LABOUR COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA HELD AT JOHANNESBURG CASE NUMBER: LP3331-21 In the case between: MAMMY MAVASA EXECUTION CREDITOR And JACO VENTER EXECUTION DEBTOR AUCTION IN PURSUANCE OF A JUDGMENT of the Labour Court of South Africa granted on 30 MAY 2021 and a Enforcement Award in pursuance thereof, the under mentioned property will be sold in execution on 17 MARCH 2022 at 10h00, at the SHERIFF LETABA’S STORE ROOM, MAIN STORE NO.2, INDUSTRIA ROAD 20, TZANEEN to the highest bidder, namely; HORSE RIDING SADDLES JVC LCD TV LG SOUND SYSTEM SOUND SYSTEM AMP 5X MOTORCYCLE HELMETS 1X MOTORCYCLE BOOTS, PANTS & JACKET 1X RIFLE SCOPE 1X WOODEN CABINET 1X MOTORCYCLE SEAT 1X MIRROR CABINET 1X LG FRIDGE 2X BEDSIDE TABLES 9X PHOTO FRAMES 1X HORSE ART PIECE 1X CHAIR 1X HEADBOARD 1X SUPPRESSOR 1X CLASSIC WATER DISPENSER 2X MOTORCYCLE BAGS 1X PLATINUM MICROWAVE 1X XBOX WITH GAMES AND HEADSET 5X DINING ROOM CH AIRS BLACK YAMAHA MOTORCYCLE WITH REG NO. CLM 906 L In terms of Regulation 32 of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 potential bidders must register in the bidder’s record with the sheriﬀ, prior to the sale, which registration must meet the requirements of the regulations in terms of the Financial Intelligence Centre Act 38 of 2001. (sgd) Judgment Creditors: MAMMY MAVASA P.O BOX 3098 TZANEEN, 0850

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MARULENG LAND USE SCHEME, 2021 PORTIONS 134, 140, 141, 142, 143, 146, 148, 149, 152, 153 & 219 FARM GUERNSEY 81KU Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 52 of the Maruleng Municipality SPLUMA Bylaws, 2016, that we, Jacques du Toit & Associates, have applied to the Maruleng Local Municipality in terms of Section 34 of the Maruleng SPLUMA Bylaws, 2016 read with Clause 20.3.1 of the Maruleng Land Use Scheme, 2021 for Special Consent in regards of Portions 134, 140, 141, 142 143, 146, 148, 149, 152, 153 & 219 Farm Guernsey 81KU to acquire rights to operate a Tourism Accommodation Facility which may include Dwelling units used for permanent staﬀ, Accommodation and related facilities for visitors, Offices subservient to the main use, Restaurant, and Business/trade-related to conservation/tourism for convenience of staﬀ & visitors as provided for in the Maruleng Land Use Scheme, 2021 on the mentioned properties situated within the Guernsey Private Game Reserve, adjacent to Guernsey Road. The current zoning of the properties is “Protected Area”. Particulars of the application will lie for inspection during normal office hours at the office of the Municipal Manager, 65 Springbok Street, Hoedspruit, for the period of 30 days from 4 March 2022. Objections to or representations in respect of the application must be lodged with or made in writing to the Municipal Manager at the above address or posted to P.O Box 627, Hoedspruit, 1380 on or before 4 April 2022, quoting the above-mentioned heading, the objector’s interest in the matter, the ground(s) of the objection/representation, the objector’s property description, phone numbers and address. A person who cannot write may during office hours and within the objection period, visit the abovementioned Municipality requesting assistance to transcribe his/her objections, comments or representations. Contact person: Mr. Gabriel Mailula Tel. 015 793 2409 Address of Agent: Jacques du Toit & Associates, PO Box 754, Tzaneen, 0850 Tel. 015-307 3710 _________________________________

KENNISGEWING MARULENG GRONDGEBRUIKSKEMA, 2021 GEDEELTES 134. 140,

141, 142, 143, 146, 148, 149, 152, 153 & 219 PLAAS GUERNSEY 81KU Ooreenkomstig Artikel 52 van die Maruleng SPLUMA Verordeninge 2016, geskied kennis hiermee dat ons, Jacques du Toit & Medewerkers, aansoek gedoen het by die Maruleng Munisipaliteit in terme van Artikel 34 van die Maruleng SPLUMA Verordening, 2016 saamgelees met Klousule 20.3.1 van die Maruleng Grondgebruikskema, 2021 vir Spesiale Toestemming met betrekking tot Gedeeltes 134, 140, 141, 142, 143, 146, 148, 149, 152, 153 & 219 Plaas Guernsey 81KU om ‘n Toeriste Verblyf Fasiliteit te bedryf wat mag insluit Wooneenhede wat vir permanente personeel gebruik word; Verblyf en verwante fasiliteite vir besoekers; Kantore ondergeskik aan die hoofgebruik; Restourant; en Besigheid/handel-verwant aan bewaring/ toerisme vir die gerief van personeel en besoekers. Die eiendomme is tans vir “Beskermde Gebiede” doeleindes gesoneer ingevolge die Maruleng Grondgebruikskema, 2021. Besonderhede van die aansoek lê ter insae gedurende gewone kantoorure by die kantoor van die Munisipale Bestuurder, Springbokstraat 65, Hoedspruit vir n’ tydperk van 30 dae vanaf 4 Maart 2022. Besware teen, of vertoë ten opsigte van, die aansoek moet skriftelik by die Munisipale Bestuurder by bovermelde adres ingedien, of gerig word aan Posbus 627, Hoedspruit, 1380 voor of op 4 April 2022, met vermelding van bogenoemde opskrif, die beswaarmaker se belang in die saak, die grond(e) van die beswaar / vertoë, die beswaarmaker se eiendomsbeskrywing, telefoonnommers en adres. Persone wat nie kan skryf nie, kan gedurende kantoorure en binne die beswaarperiode die bogenoemde Munisipaliteit besoek om hulp te vra om sy / haar besware, kommentaar of vertoë te verwoord. Kontakpersoon: Gabriel Mailula Tel. 015 793 2409 Adres van agent: Jacques du Toit & Medewerkers, Posbus 754, Tzaneen, 0850 Tel. 015-307 3710 __________________________________

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SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT ACT, 2013 MARULENG SPLUMA BYLAWS, 2016 AMENDMENT SCHEME 242 We, Jacques du Toit & Associates, Town and Regional Planners, being the authorized agent of the owner of the property mentioned below, hereby give notice in terms of Section 52 of the Maruleng SPLUMA Bylaws, 2016, that we have applied in terms of Chapter 5 Part C(23)

of the Maruleng Spatial Planning & Land Use Bylaws 2016 to the Maruleng Municipality for the rezoning of Erf 630 Hoedspruit Extension 6 from “Rural Residential” to “Special for Tourism Accommodation and/ or Serviced Short Stay Accommodation and/or a Dwelling” as described in the Annexure applicable to Erf 630 Hoedspruit Extension 6. The property is situated within the Hoedspruit Wildlife Estate (Hoedspruit Extension 6) at 630 Groendoring Street. Particulars of the application will lie for inspection during normal office hours at the oﬃce of the Municipal Manager, 65 Springbok Street, Hoedspruit, for the period of 30 days from 4 March 2022 (the date of the first publication of the notice). Objections to or representations in respect of the application must be lodged with or made in writing to the Municipal Manager, PO Box 627 Hoedspruit 1380 or be delivered to Civic Centre, 65 Springbok Street, Hoedspruit on or before 4 April 2022, quoting the above-mentioned heading, the objector’s interest in the matter, the ground(s) of the objection/representation, the objector’s property description, phone numbers and address. A person who cannot write may during office hours and within the objection period, visit the abovementioned Municipality requesting assistance to transcribe his/her objections, comments or representations. Contact person: Mr G Mailula (015-793 2409) Address of Agent: Jacques du Toit & Associates, PO Box 754, Tzaneen, 0850 Tel. 015-307 3710 __________________________________

WET OP RUIMTELIKE BEPLANNING EN GRONDGEBRUIKSBESTUUR 2013

MARULENG SPLUMA VERORDENINGE, 2016 WYSIGINGSKEMA 242 Ons, Jacques du Toit & Medewerkers, Stadsen Streeksbeplanners, synde die gemagtigde agent van die eienaar van die eiendom hieronder genoem, gee hiermee ingevolge Artikel 52 van die Maruleng SPLUMA Verordeninge, 2016, kennis dat ons ingevolge Hoofstuk 5 Deel C(23) van die Maruleng Spluma Verordeninge, 2016 by die Maruleng Munisipaliteit aansoek gedoen het vir die hersonering van Erf 630 Hoedspruit Uitbreiding 6 van “Landelike Bewoning, na “Spesiaal vir Toerisme Akkommodasie en/of Kort Termyn Akkomodasie en/of ‘n Woonhuis”. Die eiendom is geleë binne die grense van Hoedspruit Wildlife Estate (Hoedspruit Uitbreiding 6) te Groendoring Straat 630. Besonderhede van die aansoek lê ter insae gedurende gewone kantoorure by die kantoor van die Munisipale Bestuurder, Springbokstraat 65, Hoedspruit, vir ‘n tydperk van 30 dae vanaf 4 Maart 2022 (die datum van eerste publikasie van hierdie kennisgewing). Besware teen of vertoë ten opsigte van die aansoek moet skriftelik voor of op 4 April 2022 gerig word aan die Munisipale Bestuurder, Posbus 627 Hoedspruit 1380 of afgelewer word by Burgersentrum, Springbokstraat 65, Hoedspruit, met verwysing na bostaande opskrif, die beswaarmaker se belang in die saak, die gronde/ redes vir die beswaar, die beswaarmaker se eiendomsbeskrywing, telefoonnommer en adres. Enige persoon wat nie kan skryf nie mag gedurende kantoorure en binne die beswaretyd die bovermelde Munisipaliteit besoek en hulp versoek om sy/haar besware, kommentare of voorstelle op skrif te

stel. Kontakpersoon: Mnr G Mailula (015-793 2409) Adres van agent: Jacques du Toit & Medewerkers, Posbus 754, Tzaneen, 0850 Tel. 015-307 3710 __________________________________

SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT ACT, 2013 MARULENG LAND USE SCHEME, 2021 AMENDMENT SCHEME 243 We, Jacques du Toit & Associates, Town and Regional Planners, being the authorized agent of the owner of the property mentioned below, hereby give notice in terms of Section 52 of the Maruleng SPLUMA Bylaws, 2016, that we have applied to the Maruleng Municipality in terms of Chapter 5 Part C(23) of the Maruleng Spatial Planning & Land Use Bylaws 2016 for the rezoning of Erf 621 Hoedspruit Extension 6 from “Rural Residential” to “Special for Tourism Accommodation and/or Dwelling” as described in the Annexure applicable to Erf 621 Hoedspruit Extension 6. The property is situated within the Hoedspruit Wildlife Estate (Hoedspruit Extension 6) at 621 Rotsvy Road. Particulars of the application will lie for inspection during normal office hours at the oﬃce of the Municipal Manager, 65 Springbok Street, Hoedspruit, for the period of 30 days from 4 March 2022 (the date of the first publication of the notice). Objections to or representations in respect of the application must be lodged with or made in writing to the Municipal Manager, PO Box 627 Hoedspruit 1380 or be delivered to Civic Centre, 65 Springbok Street, Hoedspruit on or before 4 April 2022, quoting the above-mentioned heading, the objector’s interest in the matter, the ground(s) of the objection/representation, the

objector’s property description, phone numbers and address. A person who cannot write may during office hours and within the objection period, visit the abovementioned Municipality requesting assistance to transcribe his/her objections, comments or representations. Contact person: Mr G Mailula (015-793 2409) Address of Agent: Jacques du Toit & Associates, PO Box 754, Tzaneen, 0850 Tel. 015-307 3710 __________________________________

WET OP RUIMTELIKE BEPLANNING EN GRONDGEBRUIKSBESTUUR 2013 MARULENG GRONDGEBRUIKSKEMA, 2021 WYSIGINGSKEMA 243 Ons, Jacques du Toit & Medewerkers, Stadsen Streeksbeplanners, synde die gemagtigde agent van die eienaar van die eiendom hieronder genoem, gee hiermee ingevolge Artikel 52 van die Maruleng Spluma Verordeninge 2016, kennis dat ons by die Maruleng Munisipaliteit aansoek gedoen het ingevolge Hoofstuk 5 Deel C(23) van die Maruleng Spluma Verordeninge 2016 vir die hersonering van Erf 621 Hoedspruit Uitbreiding 6 van “Landelike Bewoning, na “Spesiaal vir Toerisme Akkommodasie en/of Woonstelling”. Die eiendom is geleë binne die grense van Hoedspruit Wildlife Estate (Hoedspruit Uitbreiding 6) te Rotsvy Weg 621. Besonderhede van die aansoek lê ter insae gedurende gewone kantoorure by die kantoor van die Munisipale Bestuurder, Springbokstraat 65, Hoedspruit, vir ‘n tydperk van 30 dae vanaf 4 Maart 2022 (die datum van eerste publikasie van hierdie kennisgewing). Besware teen of vertoë ten opsigte van die aansoek moet skriftelik voor of

op 4 April 2022 gerig word aan die Munisipale Bestuurder, Posbus 627 Hoedspruit 1380 of afgelewer word by Burgersentrum, Springbokstraat 65, Hoedspruit, met verwysing na bostaande opskrif, die beswaarmaker se belang in die saak, die gronde/ redes vir die beswaar, die beswaarmaker se eiendomsbeskrywing, telefoonnommer en adres. Enige persoon wat nie kan skryf nie mag gedurende kantoorure en binne die beswaretyd die bovermelde Munisipaliteit besoek en hulp versoek om sy/haar besware, kommentare of voorstelle op skrif te stel. Kontakpersoon: Mnr G Mailula (015-793 2409) Adres van agent: Jacques du Toit & Medewerkers, Posbus 754, Tzaneen, 0850 Tel. 015-307 3710 __________________________________

NOTICE : LOST OR DESTROYED DEED Notice is hereby given in terms of Regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, of the intention to apply for the issue of a certified copy of Deed of Transfer T4015/1998 in favour of CALEB MODJADJI IDENTITY NUMBER: 4609015597085 AND SALPHINAH MORONGWA MODJADJI, IDENTITY NUMBER: 5203131046084, MARRIED IN COMMUNITY OF PROPERTY, in respect of certain ERF 1491 TZANEEN EXTENSION 13 TOWNSHIP, REGISTRATION DIVISION L.T., LIMPOPO PROVINCE, In Extent: 978 (NINE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY EIGHT) square meters which has been lost or destroyed. All interested persons having objection to the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Register of Deeds, Limpopo at Polokwane within two weeks from the date of publication

of this notice. Dated at Tzaneen on this the 2ND OF FEBRUARY 2022. Applicant: Joubert & May Attorneys Address: 50 Boundary street, Tzaneen, 0850 Tel no: 015 307-3660 Email address: yolanda@joubertmay. co.za _________________________________

MARULENG LOCAL MUNICIPALITY (Ref SEKOLO BS ENG ) CLAUSE 21 MARULENG LOCAL MUNICIPALITY DRAFT LAND USE SCHEME, 2016 APPLICATION FOR: Erection of a Vodacom Cellular Mast and Base Station. In terms of clause 21 of Maruleng Local Municipality Draft Land Use Scheme, 2016 notice is hereby given that I / we, the undersigned to apply to the Maruleng Local Municipality for special consent to conduct the following land use activities: Erection of a Vodacom Cellular Mast and Base Station On stand/ holding/ farm portion: PORTION 8(A PORTION OF PORTION 1) OF THE FARM WORCESTER NO. 195 LT Particulars of this application may be inspected during normal office hours at: Khongoloti Consultant cc, 373 Melk Street, Nieuw Muckleneuk, 0181, Pretoria Any person having an objection to the approval of this consent use application must lodge such objection, together with the grounds thereof, with the office of the Town Planner, Planning and Development Services, Maruleng Local Municipality, PO Box 627 Hoedspruit 1380, and the undersigned, in writing not later than: 07 April 2022 Enquiries: Khongoloti Consultant cc

PO Box 1950 Brooklyn Square 0075 Tel: 012 460 4755 Fax: 012 460 4761 / 072 404 7447 Email: khongoloti@ absamail.co.za __________________________________

MARULENG LOCAL MUNICIPALITY (Ref SEKOLO BS SOTHO ) CLAUSE 21 MARULENG LOCAL MUNICIPALITY DRAFT LAND USE SHEME, 2016 KGOPELO YA: Kago ya ereile(tora ya kgašo) ya Vodacom Go ya ka clause 21 of Maruleng Local Municipaltiy Draft Land Use Scheme, 2016 le tsebišwa gore nna/rena re fa wo a kgethilwego tumelelo ya go tsentšha kgopelo ko Masepala wa Selegae wa Maruleng go fiwa kamogelo ye e kgethegilego ya go šomiša naga go dira tše di latelago: Kago ya ereile (tora ya kgašo) ya Vodacom Mo Setsheng/Poloto/Senoko sa Polase: PORTION 8(A PORTION OF PORTION 1) OF THE FARM WORCESTER NO. 195 LT Ditlabakelo ka moka tša kgopelo di ka tsitsinkelwa goba di ka bonwa ka nako ya mošomo ye e tlwaelegilego ko: Khongoloti Consultant cc, 373 Melk Street, Nieuw Muckleneuk, 0181, Pretoria Yo alego aleng kgahlanong le tumelelo ya kgopelo ye a ka tliša ngongorego le mabaka ko di ofising tša Town Planner, Planning and Development Services, Maruleng Local Municipality, PO Box 1380 Hoedspruit 1380, ka mokgwa wa go ngwala eseng ka morago ga letšatši: 07 April 2022 Hlathollo go: Khongoloti Consultant cc PO Box 1950 Brooklyn Square 0075 Tel: 012 460 4755 Fax: 012 460 4761 / 072 404 7447 Email: khongoloti@ absamail.co.za __________________________________

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LOST OR DESTROYED DEED Notice is hereby given in terms of regulation 68(1) of the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, to the intention to apply for the issue of a certified copy of Deed of Transfer T113946/2002, passed by LYDIA LYDINA EASTMAN, Identity Number 241030 0009 00 7, in favour of DIE TRUSTEES VIR DIE TYD EN WYL VAN DIE LL TRUST, Registration Number IT4992/2001, in respect of certain PORTION 10 (A PORTION OF PORTION 9) OF THE FARM DEESIDE 733, REGISTRATION DIVISION L.T., LIMPOPO PROVINCE, which has been lost or destroyed. All interested persons having objection to the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds, Deeds Office, 101 Dorp Street, Polokwane, Limpopo within two weeks from the date of the publication of this notice. Dated at Tzaneen this 2nd day of March 2022. Applicant: MICHIEL ADRIAAN EASTMAN p/a Thomas & Swanepoel Attorneys / Ref: E607/J Jacobsz Address: 19 Peace Street, Tzaneen E-mail address: judy@tslegal.co.za Contact number: 015 307 1027

Sport 4 March 2022

Steenkamp beklink Ope in styl

■ Roelof de Jonge

Die derde rondte van die Toshiba Beker, Limpopo se amateur gholfkampioenskap, het die afgelope naweek, Saterdag en Sondag die 26ste en 27ste Februarie, plaasgevind met die Tzaneen Ope Toernooi wat op die uitdagende baan van Tzaneen Buiteklub beslis is. Vanjaar se Tzaneen-rondte het, soos in 2020, weer ‘n plaaslike wenner opgelewer. Luan Steenkamp het in die eindrondte op die tweede dag met drie ander spelers sake uitgespook om die wenner te bepaal. “Hierdie jaar het ek besonders goed gespeel. Die wen wat ek in 2020 behaal het, was natuurlik baie lekker en ‘n groot voorreg om dit te kon vermag. Maar vanjaar se wen was ‘n behoorlike een.” In die eerste ronde Saterdag het Steenkamp ‘n totaal van 68 houe aangeteken om op ‘n telling van -4 vir die dag te eindig. Hy het sy aanslag die volgende dag vir die tweede en laaste rondte voortgesit. Hier het die Tzaneense speler ‘n aantal van 69 houe aangeteken met ‘n telling van -3. Dit het vir hom ‘n syfer van -7 onder baansyfer gegee en ‘n allemintige oorwinnning van nege houe teenoor sy naaste teenstander. Steenkamp was tydens die twee dae se spel deur sy pa, Leon, gerugsteun wie as Steenkamp se baljoggie opgetree het. “My Pa hou my verseker kalm en geduldig tydens ernstige rondtes soos hierdie, en dit is vir ons albei bitter lekker om só tyd saam te spandeer.” Die tweedeplek met ‘n telling van +2 was deur Louis Erasmus, ook van Tzaneen Buiteklub, beklee. Dit nadat die

ander drie voorste spelers van die eerste rondte wie saam met Steenkamp sake uitgespook het vir die wen, deur die uitdagende baan en volgehoue druk uitgeknikker is. Jannie Bronkhorst, Shaun Mouton en Morné Myburgh, almal van Polokwane Gholfklub, kon egter nie by Steenkamp kers vashou nie. Dit het aan Erasmus die tweedeplek besorg. Steenkamp het reeds bevestig dat hy nie aan die volgende rondte van die Toshiba Beker, die Musina Ope Toernooi, gaan deelneem nie. Hierdie toernooi gaan op die 12de en 13de Maart deur Messina Gholfklub aangebied word. Hy is egter hoopvol om gou weer aan ‘n toernooi deel te neem. “Ek is onseker wanneer ek my volgende ope-toernooi gaan speel, maar ek hoop dit is binnekort.” Daar was ook ‘n kompetisie vir junior spelers. PJ van der Berg, ook van Tzaneen, was as die Junior Nett Kampioen gekroon. Limpopo Gholf Unie het die jong speler geloof vir sy spel en genoem dat hy reeds baie goeie vermoë toon vir ‘n opkomende speler. Algehele uitslag na 36 gatjies: 1 - Luan Steenkamp -7 2 - Louis Erasmus +2 T3 - Shaun Mouton +6 T3 - Johan Geldenhuys +6 5 - Cor van Heyningen +7 6 - Neil Rathman +8 T7 - Morné Myburgh +10 T7 - Vincent Olley +10 9 - Christo Stears +11 10 - Jannie Bronkhorst +12.

Luan Steenkamp en sy pa, Leon, wie vir hom as baljoggie tydens die ope-tooernooi ingestaan het en hom moreel ondertsteun het.

Desmond Malatji en Hein Viljoen.

HJ van Jaarsveld

PJ van der Berg was die Junior Net Kampioen vir junior spelers.

Raymond Pratt

Gerhard Smit