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Fight is on to choose mayors Tshikombani Primary School’s admin block engulfed by fire on Tuesday night. Photo by Godfrey Mandiwana.

School destroyed in fire

By Godfrey Mandiwana The Tshikombani Primary School in the Nzhelele area was destroyed in a fire on Tuesday night.

According to the chairperson of the school governing body (SGB), Mr Azwinndini Nemaname the fire started at around 22:00 in the evening, during loadshedding. “We heard an explosion and after that the fire started inside the principal’s office and engulfed the entire admin block. The fire consumed all the furniture, refrigerators, photocopy machines, microwave, steel cabinet, two televisions, a laptop, a bed for the sickbay, all the files that were kept since 1977 and more than ten computers,” he said.

“We called the police and

emergency officers to extinguish the fire. We lost everything and our kids are going to write exams on Monday next week. How are we going to

print exam papers? Still, the education of our kids must go on,” he said.

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The chairperson of Tshikombani Primary School in the Nzhelele area’s SGB, Mr Azwindini Nemaname, standing next to the burntout block. Photo by Godfrey Mandiwana.

By Kaizer Nengovhela The gloves are off within the local ANC structures as the battle for mayoral positions intensify. The groups are even threatening with court interdicts, should things not go their way.

The turmoil that had been brewing for quite some time now flared up when the list of mayoral candidates became available. From what could be gathered, there are primarily two groups. The one group of members support Adv Makonde Mathivha, while the other group support the current deputy chairperson of Vhembe in the region and executive mayor, Cllr Dowelani Nenguda.

A meeting to discuss the names of the mayoral candidates took place on Sunday, 7 November, in Thohoyandou.

Some ANC members, however, voiced their dissatisfaction and accused the current ANC chair-

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person in the region, Tshitereke Matibe, of taking sides and submitting the list to the ANC Provincial Executive without the necessary consultation.

The aggrieved members staged a march to the ANC’s provincial offices in Polokwane earlier this week where a memorandum was handed over.

The ANC in Vhembe submitted the names of three mayoral candidates in each of the four municipalities, as well as for the position of mayor of the Vhembe District Municipality.

The names were forwarded to the party’s Provincial Executive Committee (PEC) for final determination next week.

A list of candidates was distributed on social media earlier this week. According to this list the three candidates for the position of mayor in Musina are Godfrey Mawela, Siyaphi Shirilele and Victor Manavhela.

The current mayor is Mihloti Muhlophe.

In Makhado the candidates are Dorcus Mboyi, Gumani

Mukwevho and Maplanka Baloyi. The three candidates in Thulamela are Sarah Rambuda, Phineas Malada and Vhengani Ligege. In Collins Chabane Municipality the candidates are the current mayor, Moses Maluleke, Jeanet Shandukani and Walter Mabasa.

The three names proposed for the Vhembe District Municipality are the current mayor of Musina Municipality, Cllr Mihloti Muhlophe, Thina Mbedzi and Fridah Nkondo.

An ANC supporter who preferred to remain anonymous said that they are not satisfied with the processes that were followed to determine the candidates. He said the processes were biased and in favour of one faction. “We can see now that they want to neutralise the other factions. We need the formal procedure to be followed and we ask the province to revise the decision taken last Sunday,” he said.

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ANC dominates election, but independents on the rise

By Anton van Zyl and Kaizer Nengovhela Last week’s local government elections caused no major upsets as far as the political balance in the Vhembe region is concerned, but it did cause some ramblings within the opposition political parties. Many of them lost support, while a select few scored surprising victories.

It was an election marked by a much lower voter turnout for all parties except the ANC. For some strange reason the ANC’s supporters arrived in almost exactly the same numbers as during the 2016 elections. One theory is that this trend reflects the strong grip that the ANC has on the traditional leadership in the Vhembe region.

Shortly after the elections the spokesperson for the Able Leadership (AL) party, Mr Lucas Magadagela, complained about the manner in which traditional leaders allegedly coerced their subjects into voting for the ruling party. “That is completely out. Democracy allows people to be individuals,” he said and condemned instances where voters were given regalia and influenced not to vote freely.

“In the next five years we’re going to hold the ANC accountable and we will make sure that the governing party deliver services to our people.

There is nothing new that the ANC will do for our people. They failed to do anything in the past 27 years, what difference will they make now? As EFF we will continue to expose their shenanigans,” he said.

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Thulamela Municipality

The ANC made a clean sweep in Thulamela, winning all 41 wards. The party also managed to do this in 2016. As far as total seats are concerned, the ANC increased its majority by Makhado Municipality winning 71 of the 81 seats (compared to 2016’s 64 seats).

The ANC won 37 of the 38 wards in Makhado, The EFF is still the official opposition in this only losing Ward 8 to the DA. The ANC also Council, winning four seats. In 2016 the party increased its total number of councillors to 62, had eight representatives in Thulamela. The DA six more than the 56 seats in 2016. also halved their representation, winning only The DA holds on to its title of being the official two seats compared to 2016’s four. opposition, but the party could only secure five One seat each now belongs to the Internationseats, with less than 7% of the voters putting al Revelation Congress (IRC), the ACDP, The their crosses next to this party. In 2016 the DA African People’s Convention (APC) and the PAC. won nine seats.

The IRC’s spokesperson, Mr Khakhathi The EFF also lost two seats, going from seven Tshisikule, said that they are satisfied with the in 2016 to five this year. The party collected only outcome, because they managed to secure seats 4 168 ward votes and 4 515 votes for proportion- in both Makhado and Thulamela municipalal representation (PR). ities. He said that they are tired of the “ANC’s The remainder of the seats went to the African propaganda which promises jobs for all during Christian Democratic Party (1), The African Peo- elections” which ends up with them giving jobs Vhembe District Municipality ple’s Convention (1), the International Revelato their card-carrying members only. tion Congress (1) and the Vryheidsfront Plus (1).

“We believe the ANC government is cursed.

The ANC claimed 20 of the 24 seats, comThe Vryheidsfront Plus surprised by taking seats The ANC needs help and our country also needs pared to the 19 in 2016. The 218 650 votes were in both Makhado and Musina municipalities. to be saved from the ANC ‘s sinking ship,” said slightly less than the 221 260 the party gathered The general consensus is that the party played Tshisikule. in 2016. their cards well by putting up a candidate in all The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) are wards. Knowing that the candidate would not Collins Chabane Municipality still the official opposition in this Council, albeit likely be elected, it did allow them to collect all with only two seats. The party could only lure the isolated votes in wards which helped them to The battle for votes was quite intense in this 18 465 votes, compared to 2016’s 26 237. The gain a PR representative. municipality, but it also reflected the internal Democratic Alliance (DA) and the Pan Africanist The DA’s Ward 8 councillor, Pierre Smalle, battle within the ruling party. A number of ANC Congress of Azania (PAC) each won one seat. said that he is disappointed with the voter turn- members, who did not make it onto the ANC’s The PAC actually received about 600 more votes out in the more rural wards. He was, however, list of candidates, stood as independents. The than in 2016, but it was not enough for more satisfied with the support from the town resiANC’s list of candidates was severely criticised, than one spot on the council. dents. “The DA remains the official opposition as it seemingly did not reflect the will of the Dunani Baloyi, spokesperson for the EFF and we remain committed to combat maladmin- various communities. The list also contained in Vhembe, was clearly disappointed with the istration,” he said. the names of several “tainted” people, who are results. “We didn’t perform good during the local Smalle said that his aim is to immediately accused of corruption. elections. It happened because people didn’t start focusing on the backlog in the establishing In Ward 18 one such independent, Phillip show up for the polls,” he said. He said that the and maintenance of infrastructure. “We plan Munyai, secured almost 57% of the vote, which many independent candidates that contested on working together with the business sector to meant that the ANC could not make a clean the elections also had an influence on the EFF’s address the burning issues,” he said. The DA also sweep in this municipality. When one looks at performance. plans to push that funds be obtained from the the performance of all the independent candi-

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Musina Municipality Even in this much smaller municipality the dynamics stayed much the same. The ANC increased the number of seats it holds from 18 to 19. The role of official opposition is still shared by the EFF and the DA. In 2016 both parties won three seats each, but this was no reduced to two seats each.

The Freedom Front Plus surprised by winning a seat on the proportional representation, which means that a new party will feature in this municipality for the next five years.

The voter turnout in Musina Municipality dropped, as was the case in most parts of the country. In 2016 the total valid votes (Ward and PR votes) stood at 47 154. Last week the total votes came to 40 669.

The ANC’s spokesperson in Vhembe, Tshifhiwa Dali, assured residents of the region that the ANC will not abuse its majority in the various councils. He said that their strategy will be to consult with the other parties to assist in unblocking service delivery challenges.

“All our councillors are expected to conduct monthly meetings to brief our communities on the progress report on the acceleration of service delivery. Our success is also based on the priority list of the non-negotiables, such as health care service, reducing crime and also fighting poverty,” said Dali.

School destroyed in late night fire

(From page 1) Nemaname said that they have had to send learners back home the next day so that police could finish their forensic investigations. “The estimated damage is over a million rand. This is one of the poor rural schools in the Nzhelele area and we have 452 learners, 13 educators and 15 classrooms. Five of the classrooms were built by the struggling community of Tshikombani,” he said. “We are calling on anyone who might have seen anything, or know about the fire, to give information to the police. As parents, we must promote the culture of learning.”

Vha Musanda Vho-Ntshumeleni Lusunzi of Tshikombani village said that it is the first incident of this nature since the school started in 1977. “We are pleading with the local businesspeople to help by donating photocopy machines,

so that the kids can write their exams next Monday,” he said.

The spokesperson for the Limpopo Department of Education, Ms Tidimalo Chuene, said they have received the disturbing news about the fire at the school and trust that the police’s investigations will reveal what had happened.

Limpopo police spokesperson Brigadier Motlafela Mojapelo said that they have opened an inquest docket and investigations are underway to determine the cause of the fire. “It is still premature to point a finger and the community must help the police by giving information.”

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dates, the underlying picture is even clearer. The 13 independent candidates received 4,37% of the total support. Had they contested as a party, the independents would have secured more seats than parties such as the DA. As it stands the ANC won 55 of the 70 seats, compared to the 60 seats in 2016. The official opposition is the EFF, with seven seats, one

more than in 2016. The DA and Able Leadership (AL) each won two seats. The other parties that each won one seat, are the ACDP, the APC, the Know Your Neighbour (KYN) party, the PAC and the Ximoko Party.

The president of the KYN party, Munarini Thanyani, said that for them, as a newly formed party, it was a learning experience. He said that they are satisfied by winning a seat on the Collins Chabane Municipality. ”Our role in council would be to ensure that the council delivers as per mandate given to it by the voters of this country,” he said.

Thanyani said that councillors should stop turning councils into a battlefield and they should not enrich themselves at the expense of ordinary people. “There is a lack of understanding that once a group of people are being elected in public office, they are expected to serve the public as a legislative body not as political parties, because a council is a legislative body. Once the council is sworn in, it becomes a governing body, and political party issues should not feature again. KYN will fight to see that South Africans gets what they voted for,” he promised.

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(From page 1) The provincial secretary of the ANC, Soviet Lekganyane, said that they had received the memorandum from the supporters of the ANC Vhembe region. He said that the PEC executive will look at their grievances and will respond. He further said that the ANC will interview the various mayoral candidates next week. According to him, academic qualifications will be an important criteria when candidates are considered.

On Wednesday, during an interview on Phalaphala FM, the chairperson of the ANC in the Vhembe region, Tshitereke Matibe, said that all processes were followed when the nominations were done and the names were submitted to the PEC. He said that on 18 November the process of interviewing the candidates will be finalised and the names of the mayors, chief whips and speakers for the municipalities will be announced.

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Four suspects arrested - two Beware of the stray elephants! linked to murder of police officer

By Kaizer Nengovhela

an undisclosed amount of cash and a cell phone and fled the The police made a major scene in a white VW Polo. breakthrough when four According to provincial suspects were arrested in police spokesperson Motlafela Kwa-Mhlanga in the MpumMojapelo the suspects had also alanga province on 5 Nobeen terrorising communities vember. Two of the suspects and businesses in the Vhembe are linked to the murder of and Mopani Districts. They police officer, Lt-Col Freddy were linked to business robberMasuvhelele. The late police ies, car-jackings, rapes, murder officer had been shot and and theft. killed at his business premisMojapelo said that members es in Malonga, Vuwani on 8 of the provincial tracking team October this year. and the provincial investigations unit, with assistance from Masuvhelele (58) was Tracker South Africa, received attached to the police in Liminformation that led them to popo’s Intelligence Unit and Kwa-Mhlanga in Mpumalanga. owner of Masuvhelele EnterOn arrival, the suspects were prise. cornered at their hideout and On the day of the incident, allegedly started shooting at the three unknown men arrived police. The police returned fire at Masuvhelele’s convenience and one suspect, aged 31, was shop (which is on the same shot and seriously injured. The premises as his house). Two other three, aged between 24 went into the shop, while the and 31, were apprehended. third one stood outside, watchAccording to Mojapelo, the ing Masuvhelele, who had suspects allegedly hijacked a been tending to his chickens couple at Mashamba village in upon arriving home. The two the Waterval policing area on men inside approached the the day before Masuvhelele’s till, where Masuvhelele’s two murder. They shot the man and children worked, pretending robbed the couple of their cell to buy cigarettes. When they phones and cash. They then produced a gun and pointed it drove off with the couple - the at the children, the children ran man shoved inside the trunk out of the shop. The robbers of the car and the woman fired shots in their direction, handcuffed. On the same day, but did not hit them. At the they targeted another couple. same time, the man outside They also hi-jacked this couple, shot and killed Masuvhelele. leaving the first couple behind.

The assailants made off with They later shot and killed the

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man.

The suspects continued with their hijacking and robbery sprees and in the process reportedly shot and injured a female traffic officer. Mojapelo said that during the arrest and search, police recovered three 9mm pistols, 500 rounds of live ammunition, police handcuffs and pepper spray as well as cell phones and car keys. He said that the preliminary investigations revealed that one of the firearms belonged to a police officer and was reported stolen in Giyani earlier this year.

The suspects will soon appear in various magistrate’s courts in the Vhembe and Mopani District on charges ranging from murder, rape, car-jacking, business robbery, theft and attempted murder.

They had to first appear before the Mpumalanga authorities on charges of possession of unlicensed firearms and ammunition, possession of suspected stolen properties, attempted murder and murder. The outcome was still pending at the time of going to press.

Masuvhelele’s younger brother, Thabelo Masuvhelele, said the family members are very relieved that the suspects had been caught. “We are happy that the police have finally arrested the suspects because nobody felt safe after what had happened,” he said.

Three elephants roaming the vicinity of HaLambani have communities living in that area in a state of panic.

The elephants have apparently been spotted since 6 November. No-one had been attacked by them, but residents are terrified of these giant animals so close to home.

Vhamusanda Vho-Phanuel Nevhupfumba called on the Limpopo Department of Economic Development, Environment and Tourism and KNP to ensure that the park’s fence is reinforced. He said that the elephants are believed to have escaped from the KNP and authorities have been informed.

“The residents found the elephants on the streets,” said Nevhupfumba. “I’m very worried because that thing is very dangerous. When they come here we panic a lot. You run away from that thing. Now we hear rumours that there are more, so the community are living in fear for their lives.”

According to Nevhupfumba, it is not the first time that the community see elephants around the village. Three months ago four elephants had been spotted in the same area and it also had to be reported to the department, who came out to inspect the situation.

Community member, Mr Rudzani Gelebe, said that the sight of elephants wandering around in the streets has struck fear in the hearts of residents. He advised anyone who sees an elephant to immediately call the authorities.

Mr Zaid Kalla, spokesman for the Limpopo Department of Economic Development, Environment and Tourism, said they have learned of the stray elephants roaming around Ha- Lambani village and rangers from their department have been deployed to search for the animals.

“We will investigate where these elephants originate from. We often have a situation whereby wild animals cross over from the

other side of the border to this side to feed in the bushes. Sometimes they wander off too far and end up at the villages and disturb the peace,” he said. “We plead with community structures in the area to alert residents about the presence of the elephants and to warn them to avoid the animals at all costs. They must not approach these animals. The stray elephants will soon be driven away to ensure community safety.”

Vhamusanda Vho- Phanuel Nevhupfumba of Ha- Lambani village shows the evidence that elephants are roaming the area. Photo supplied.

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Voters “punish” the ANC by supporting an independent get 56,86% of the votes for a new ward representative. By The ANC’s controversial list doing this he managed to take of candidates in the Collins away a ward from the ANC and Chabane Municipality nearly became the only independent backfired badly on the party. candidate to serve on the ColIn various wards independent lins Chabane Municipality. candidates, who did not make Mashudu Sithomola of the the ANC list, opted to oppose Tshitomboni branch of SANCO the ruling party’s candidate. said that the community felt let The independents managed down by the ANC when it came to secure 4,37% of the total to the nomination of candivotes and in one ward an indates. “The nomination process dependent ousted the ANC’s was marred by corruption with candidate. a family trying to hijack the In Ward 19 the ANC had leadership of the ward and Thomas Mbedzi as its candiwhen we tried to raise it with date. Mbedzi is the brother of the ANC Vhembe region, we Thina Mbedzi, the former ward could not get any help,” he said. councillor and technical serSithomola said that they revices portfolio head at Vhembe main full members of the ANC, District Municipality. This but they want to see things seemingly did not go down well being done in a proper way. with the community, who pre“Excluding our chosen canferred Phillip Munyai. When didate was the last straw and Munyai was not elected as ANC we are just happy that by the candidate, it was decided to let grace of God, with no resources him stand as an independent for campaigns, we managed to candidate against Mbedzi. bring back our councillor who During the 1 November initiated many projects in our elections Munyai managed to ward,” Sithomola said.

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Vhembe Civil Society Network’s members marched to the Department of Social Development (DSD) in Polokwane on 29 October, where they handed the DSD a memorandum of grievances and concerns.

Victim Empowerment Programs get cold shoulder (and no money)

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Vhembe Civil Society Network (VCSN) - a coalition of about 23 victim-empowerment organisations within and around the Vhembe District Municipality whose mandate is to fight gender-based violence marched to the Department of Social Development in Polokwane, where they handed over a memorandum of grievances and concerns on 29 October.

The VCSN, who has been in partnership with the Department of Social Development in the district, said that over the years they had been affected by the way funds were being channelled to NGOs that had contracts with the Department of Social Development. They were not happy with late payments from the department to victim-empowerment programmes that depend on the funds to provide essential services.

The memo reads: “We are supposed to be paid in advance before the beginning of each quarter but instead we are paid in arrears. In this regard, please be reminded that, as NGOs, we don’t generate any income, so it is not possible to borrow money elsewhere to provide for essential services while we are still waiting for the release of tranches from the department.”

They provided an example where the district office told them that the Vhembe VEP Sector had not been budgeted for and that matters were going to be worse next year.

They (VCSN) demand to be paid in advance to avoid services’ being compromised.

“The Department has con-

travened … the Service Level Agreement (SLA), which stipulates that the department has undertaken to make funds available to NGOs rendering services per submitted approved business plan,” the memo further reads. “It is again our demand to be paid two tranches at a go, for the previous and current quota.”

The VCSN is further concerned by the lack of proper communication from the department, where they make decisions without first consulting the NGOs. These decisions often affect the NGOs. They raised the issue of maltreatment by the department. “We have over the years always been treated with disrespect, just like last year when there was 15% cut on the payments to NGOs, and these were never communicated to us,” it continued.

“This time around, the department has not paid out our previous tranches, which were supposed to be paid in the first week of July and in the first week of October 2021. As far as we are concerned, we were just notified last week that the VEP Sector has not been budgeted for and the Provincial Office will have to re-allocate the budget first.”

They are also worried that no funding adjustments have been made, which has so far taken place even though the number of their clients and services keeps growing.

They stated that no funding adjustments had been effected in the past 10 years.

“The money which we are receiving doesn’t even carter for the cost of living and will not address the minimum wage which has been imposed by the government, even if organisations have applied

for exemption,” said VCSN chairperson Mr Tshilidzi Masikhwa. “We cannot afford to pay employees R3 300 per month with the money we are getting from the department.

It is sad to notice that the department gives preference to crèches and home-based cares who have basic salaries of about R3 300.”

Masikhwa added that the fact that the frontline personnel assisting victims of GBV got paid less than R1 000 per month was appalling. “GBV is now a priority for everyone as echoed by our president, Mr Cyril Ramaphosa,” the memo said. “We have noticed that other districts such as Mopane are not encountering the same challenges as Vhembe District. As a result of raising the same concerns for more than 10 years, we have resolved to a total shutdown until our MEC takes note of our concerns.”

The VCSN handed the memorandum over to the DSD and demanded a prompt reply within seven working days. Failure to do so will result in a total shutdown of the VCSN-affiliated organisations’ offices and all offices of the DSD in the entire Vhembe District, they warned.

The Department of Social Development’s spokesperson, Mr Witness Tiva, confirmed that the memorandum was received. He explained that the DSD was badly affected by the Covid-19 pandemic and as such they were unable to budget and release funds to the NGOs. “However, we are trying by all means to ensure that this matter gets addressed as soon as we can, and when we do that, we will involve the affected parties,” he said.

Phathutshedzo Ramabulana who is the spokesperson for the independent councillors in Vhembe said that they had fielded independents who are mostly disgruntled members of the ANC to show their dissatisfaction with the way things were being done in the ANC. “We are happy that Munyai won the ward,” he said. “We had hoped that all wards would do that to teach the ANC a good lesson,” he said.

Phillip Munyai, an independent ANC candidate, came out victorious in the Local Government Elections.

Body of a baby found in Tshiozwi

By Kaizer Nengovhela

umbilical cord was still hanging from it. It was a fully developed baby boy. I don’t know if the woman who threw the baby away is local or someone from another village.”

Another resident, who asked not to be named, said that they did not know who had dumped the baby there. “The street where the baby was found is next to the D3715 road going to Kutama, so the mother could be from another village,” the resident said.

Curious community members, some of them with tears running down their faces, looked on in pain as the undertakers took the little baby to the mortuary.

Provincial police spokesperson Brig Motlafela Mojapelo confirmed that an inquest docket was opened and that they are investigating a case of concealment of birth. “The circumstances surrounding the incident are being investigated,” said Mojapelo. The body of the baby boy will be kept at the mortuary while police continue with their investigations.

Anyone who can assist the police in tracing the mother, or may know of any woman who had recently been pregnant and may be linked to this case, is asked to please contact the police immediately. Alternatively, call the Crime Stop number on 08600 10111.

The community of Tshiozwi is deeply disturbed after a group of children stumbled upon the body of a new-born baby lying in the street. The gruesome discovery was made on Thursday, 4 November.

The shocked children immediately ran to inform their elders. The police were called, who rushed to the scene with undertakers in tow. According to eyewitnesses, the baby was carelessly dumped in the street, its umbilical cord still attached.

“Why on earth would anyone do this? How can any normal parent dump such a wonderful gift from God in this manner? Some people can’t even conceive. This is unacceptable,” said Ms Lebo Maemu, one of the village locals.

Maemu told Limpopo Mirror that she was at her house when the children came screaming and informed her that a baby had been found in the street.

“I rushed to see what they had found, and indeed there was baby in the street. The dead Forensic pathologists at the scene where the body of a newlittle body was naked, and its born baby was discovered in Tshiozwi. Photo supplied.

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Mirror journalists win Vodacom award for Lottery stories outlets from the Free State, North-West, Northern Cape and Limpopo. The local team consist of Anton van Zyl, Tshifhiwa Mukwevho and Raymond Joseph. The prize was awarded to them in recognition of the work done in exposing the rot within the National Lotteries Commission.

“The virtual awards announcement was the culmination of a judging process which reviewed more than 1 300 entries received nationally across 12 categories,” said Vodacom in a press statement afterwards. The theme for this year’s awards is “resilience”.

panel consists of convener Ryland Fisher and judges JerThe team from Limpopo Mirmaine Craig, Arthur Goldstuck, ror, with support from online Patricia McCracken, Mapi publisher GroundUp, won Mhlangu, Gilbert Motsaathebe, Vodacom’s regional JournalCollin Nxumalo, Jovial Rantao, ist of the Year Award (VJOY) Robin Sewlal, Phindile Xaba in the investigative journaland Obed Zilwa. ism category. The names of Takalani Netshitenzhe, the winners were announced Vodacom South Africa’s Chief during a virtual ceremony on Officer for External Affairs, Monday night. said: “For two decades, the Vodacom Journalist of the Year This is one of the most Awards have recognised many prestigious awards, especially of the leading lights of South for investigative journalism, in African journalism, those who the country. Limpopo Mirror’s have contributed to upholding team had to compete against democracy and protecting the journalists from all major news right of freedom of expression, so vitally important in our society.”

Limpopo Mirror’s team won the award for a series of articles published that expose the shenanigans at the National Lotteries Commission (NLC). “The three stories entered for the Vodacom competition are to a certain degree a culmination of three years’ work.

It is also not the result of one journalist’s endeavours. In order to properly investigate each of these grants, we needed to firstly find the project, visit the area and speak to as many people posOne of the many controversial NLC grants that Limpopo Mirror reported on. In 2020 we wrote about sible to find out what an R11,37 million grant made to “build” a sport stadium in Vhembe. Our team of investigative reportexactly happened and ers finally traced the project. Instead of building a new stadium, the NPO did some slight renovations when. We interviewed to an existing stadium, built many years before.

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“Despite many challenges, and sometimes at significant personal cost, South African journalists across the country have persevered to bring high-quality journalism to the public through various mediums,” the statement reads.

The Vodacom judges complimented the journalists who entered and said that the quality of entries had instilled confidence in the future of journalism in the country.

The entries have “set a new benchmark for excellence in South African journalism”, the judges said.

This year’s VJOY judging

sources who were often in fear of their lives and too scared to be identified. We also scrutinised hundreds of documents, some leaked and others in the public domain, to connect all the dots,” said Anton van Zyl, editor of the Limpopo Mirror.

“The story about the Mda­ bula Stadium in Vhembe is a good example of how patience helps. The NLC refused to provide information on this project. Our earlier 2018 story about a R27,7 million grant to Denzhe Primary Care exposed a corrupt lawyer and his modus operandi. One of his NPOs received R11,37 million for a sports project in Limpopo, but no-one wanted to say where it was. It was only in 2020 that we could connect the dots and, with the help of some leaked reports, trace the project back to the stadium in Mdavula village,” Van Zyl explained.

Mdabula stadium was built several years ago by the Thulamela Municipality. The GroundUp/Limpopo Mirror investigation found that the grant was used to do only minor refurbishments to an existing stadium, leaving close to R11 million unaccounted for.

In October 2020, Limpopo Mirror reported on a R3 million grant awarded to the Hangwani Mulaudzi Foundation. At the time, Hangwani Mulaudzi was the official spokesperson for the Hawks.

What made this story interesting is that the NLC tried its best to not make public the

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The final entry was about the old-age home at Maila village.

“We have been monitoring this project for some time, checking on the progress – actually, the lack of it. This story was an excellent example of how many of the Lottery scams worked: dormant NPOs are hi-jacked and new bank accounts opened and used to funnel millions to individuals with no link to these non-profits,” said Van Zyl. “We are very grateful for the recognition from Vodacom,” said Van Zyl. “The sad part is that you write about what is happening all around us, but it just seems to continue.

Currently, the Special Investigating Unit and the Hawks are investigating the NLC and the organisations it funded, but the wheels of justice are slow.

“Villages such as Maila will never be able to escape the cycle of poverty if people do not stand up. Sadly, at this stage, only the journalists speak out.

Maila village deserves more than half-built structures for a centre they never asked for.

They deserve a better life, and if R26 million was earmarked to offer them a steppingstone to escape poverty, they must benefit from it,” said Van Zyl. The regional award-winning journalists will compete for national honours against their peers in other provinces at the national awards ceremony on Thursday, 25 November 2021.

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Ndamuleleni Secondary’s principal Mugivhi retires after 39 years

Makondelele Mudau takes up seat as treasurer of Black Lawyers Ass

handed the reins over and hung up his teaching coat on Teachers so often do not 1 November. He was delighted receive the appreciation they when the school organised a big deserve for the time and farewell function in his honour. effort they put into educating “When I started teaching in our children, and yet, thou1982, things were hard because sands of people around the everything was done manually. world still choose this profes- There was no use of modern sion because they regard it as technology like computers, their true calling in life. cellphones or social media that are used nowadays. We used Recognising a true teacher to do and compile monthly is easy from their remarkable schedules and, if not correct, dedication and passion, and Mr no teacher would get paid for Mukondeleli Mugivhi, principal that month. We had to make at Ndamuleleni Secondary sure everything was in order,” School in Ha-Mutsha village Mugivhi recalled. outside Thohoyandou, can cerAfter he qualified as teacher tainly be counted among these. from the former Venda College After 39 years’ dedication to of Education in 1982, Mugivhi education, Mugivhi (65) finally cut his teeth when he started

had been voted in showed the Makondelele Mudau (32), confidence his born at Ha-Luvhimbi village, fellow attorneys is an attorney who has and members achieved several milestones of the Black in the law fraternity, with his Lawyers Assomost recent being voted in ciation had in as the new treasurer of the him. He recalled Black Lawyers Association the time when in Gauteng. He now serves he was doing on the branch’s executive Grade 10 in committee.

2006. One of the subjects Mudau, who is no stranger he took was to leadership as he previously history, and the occupied the position of head content had of events coordinating at the a chapter exsame branch, completed his plaining about studies in Bachelor of Law Apartheid and (LLB) at the University of the formation of Venda in 2009. the ANC. Mr Makondelele Mudau is an attorney “Being voted in as the Trea“I was faswho keeps scoring milestones in the law surer of the Black Lawyers cinated by the fraternity. Picture supplied.

Association’s Gauteng branch subject, and is a big achievement for me,” I learnt that also study law, my aim being Mudau said. “It affirms my a majority of passion for law and the career those who formed the ANC, or to liberate the people like path I took. I will continue to who led in various structures, what the former leaders had in mind.” be the voice of transformahad been lawyers,” he said.

Mudau is a co-founder and tion for the legal profession, “The likes of Alfred Mandirector of Mudau & Netaddressing major issues such gena, Pixley ka Isaka Seme, as the problem of skewing George Dixon Montsia, Oliver shipise Attorneys, a firm of attorneys based in Pretoria, briefing patterns.”

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He said the fact that he I developed a strong desire to Johannesburg and Alberton. “I head the labour and criminal department and have appeared in high-profile cases as an attorney representing either the accused persons or companies. I appear in both the high courts and lower courts, including tribunals such as the CCMA and bargaining councils.”

After completing his law degree, Mudau was enrolled to study a six-month practical legal training course at Polokwane School for Legal Practice. He then did his articles through Legal Aid South Africa, stationed in Durban, for a period of a year.

In 2015, he was admitted as an attorney of the High Court of South Africa by the Pretoria High Court after he had satisfied all the requirements to be admitted as an attorney.

“I consider myself still young, but through integral living, a noble character and my God-given wisdom and passion, I have been given this incredible opportunity to be among leaders and carry this responsibility, which allows Filled with excitement, Mr Makondelele Mudau receives his me to serve and encourage certificate from the advisor of the Minister of Transport, Mr those that look up to me,” he said.

Kaizer Khoza. Picture supplied.

Mr Mukondeleli Mugivhi, former principal at Nndamuleleni Secondary School, waves goodbye after 39 years. Photo: Silas Nduvheni.

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In 1983, he was transferred to Tshipetane Primary in Ha-Mutsha village.

He counted himself very fortunate when he was appointed as principal of the (then) newly established Ndamuleleni Secondary School in 1987, where he remained until now - 34 years later. Mugivhi said that he had enjoyed his career very much over the years, although he spent the majority thereof in a leading position, rather than teaching.

When asked about the advantages of education today, Mugivhi said that learners received more career guidance nowadays, as well as the opportunity to learn a lot about the digital world from an early stage.

He added that, through hard work and imposing good discipline among their pupils, they had been able to produce, among others, medical doctors, engineers, teachers, and successful company owners.

One of the educators at Ndamuleleni Secondary School, Mr Enos Nemalamangwa, described the retiring principal as a great leader who had steered the school well over the years.

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Nothing is better than to be self-reliant, says Koos Musina News Koos Hlongwane, a resident at Skoonplaas in Musina, tried to find a job for some years, but Lady Luck just never seemed to be smiling on him. With only R50 left in his pocket, he eventually concluded that if he did not do something about his

situation himself and come up with a plan to generate an income, he was going to starve to death. So, Koos decided to start his own small business by selling fried chicken intestines at the gate of Skoonplaas Stadium.

To others this might not be much, but Koos now makes

Koos Hlongwane does things for himself these days by selling fried chicken intestines.

a living for himself. “Though some people look down on me, I’m happy because I no longer have to depend on someone else to get by.” He encourages others who are unemployed to “wake up and do something” to put food on the table.

If there is something Koos despises wholeheartedly, it is crime, and that is why he decided to rather be self-reliant than to beg for a living.

“It pains me to see young boys and girls serving time in jail because of criminal activities. These young people become bad examples in their communities and end up not enjoying the privileges of life because of their criminal records. They need to forsake their evil ways, get up and start working to earn an honest income for themselves,” he said.

Koos has a small backyard vegetable garden where he plants his own vegetables.

“One day, I sold some vegetables worth R50, and that was when I decided to do something meaningful with it.

At first business was moving slowly, but I persevered until things started to get on track.”

In the evenings and on the weekends, when soccer tournaments take place at the stadium or when people get off from work, business is booming for Koos. “Many people are too tired to prepare a full meal themselves after work, so they prefer to just buy bread and enjoy that with my chicken fries. I thank all my customers, because it is their support that keeps my business running all the time.”

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Unemployed engineering graduate opens her own beauty salon

By Kaizer Nengovhela A graduate in chemical engineering, Seraphia Tshavhungwe, is a true example of a person who does not wait for things to

happen but makes them happen, even if this means exploring other avenues.

As an academic who has never been employed, Sera, as she is commonly known by the locals, never gave up

From humble beginnings. Chemical engineering graduate Seraphia Tshavhungwe took it upon herself to establish a beauty salon in her village. Photo supplied.

on trying to find some way of generating an income and making a success of herself.

She came up with the idea of establishing her own beauty salon – right there at her place of birth, Ngovhela Tshirembe.

She opened the Samaritan Beauty Salon, which she runs from the garage of her late father’s house. Her beauty practice saves locals, who would normally travel as far as Thohoyandou to maintain their appearance, on expensive taxi fares.

“I saw an opportunity to not only start my own business, but to actually save my fellow beauty enthusiasts money.

Opening the salon is a dream come true for me,” said Sera.

She usually looks up the latest styles and trends on YouTube, such as the ‘fourth industrial evolution revolution’ that is currently the hottest topic in fashion. However, her main focus remains doing manicures.

“My mother has been very supportive of my growing business, and most importantly, my regular and reliable customers who believe in my abilities,” she said.

The self-taught beautician is optimistic that her business is destined for even bigger endeavours and that it will continue to grow and serve the community.

Little time left for students to apply for Vhembe Mayoral Bursary Fund

By Silas Nduvheni The deadline for the submission of applications for the Vhembe Mayoral Bursary Fund is looming and the executive mayor of Vhembe District Municipality, Dowelani Nenguda, once again encouraged all disadvantaged students who are pursuing different fields of study at tertiary institutions in 2022 to apply as quickly as possible.

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Mr Doritos entertains thousands on social media

Village poet awarded prestigious SALA

red jacket, Makuya has become a familiar face at social gatherings around Limpopo and Gauteng.

Local socialite Hendrik “Mr Doritos” Makuya At most of the events, he is booked just to grace has become the latest trend on social media. the occasion, while other socialites take their His hilarious sense of humour and funny pictures with him. videos that he posts on Facebook have earned When he received a gift in recognition of his him a bit of ‘celebrity’ status. popularity in the entertainment world, Makuya Adored for his usual sayings, such as A hu na was heartily pleased. The gift was from prolific munna Venda (I’m the only real man in Venda) self-taught drawing artist Khathutshelo Ndou and Thi zwi funi zwa u gudiswa vhutshilo from Tshisahulu, who presented a portrait of (I don’t like to be taught how to live my life), Makuya, his goat Smoli, his dog Makuya shoots most of his Jaguar, his cow Mutodzi, and the videos live from the bushes ever-present pack of Doritos. while he enjoys Doritos “Makuya rose from scratch snacks with his dogs and while many people were goats (hence the nickignoring him at first, but name). Last week, the he never gave up on his Doritos Facebook dreams, and today he is page posted his one of the most famous picture and thanked socialites from our area. him for being such I dedicated the whole a die-hard fan of day to work on the drawing their product. The because I want to encourage post received more other young men to live than 3 500 comments honest lives and not to give with more than 3 800 up on their dreams,” Ndou shares. said.

Makuya has garMakuya said he was nered more than 70 honoured to receive such a 000 followers on his valuable gift. “I never thought Facebook page in less there were people like Ndou than three months. He who were watching every hails from the dusty positive step in my life. rural area of HaThe drawing means a lot Hendrik “Mr Doritos” Makuya (right) Makuya near Masisi. to me, and I will cherish receives a token of appreciation from selfWith his trademark it for the rest of my life.” taught artist Khathutshelo Ndou (left).

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By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho The 62-year-old Tshivenda poet, Nndanduleni Mulaudzi, was completely overwhelmed when he was announced the 2021 winner of SALA’s prestigious Poetry Award. The South African Literacy Awards (SALA) were held online on Sunday evening (7 November).

“Where to begin? Where do I even start? I am at a loss for words!” Mulaudzi expressed his joy at receiving the good news about this literary triumph. “This is my first book and first award, and this achievement makes me stand confident that great things are yet to come.”

The judges described Mulaudzi’s debut poetry collection, called Khonadzeo, as follows: “The author’s orthography and the themes of various poems are good and quite interesting.

They include epic, sonnet, elegy, satire and lyrical poems. The poems are about day-to-day life activities, deliberating about education, Christianity, crime, human behaviour, wealth, awareness of various things like diseases, envy, relationships and life’s challenges.”

Khonadzeo (‘Possibilities’) was published in 2019, but unfortunately was not received with as much enthusiasm as was hoped. “It’s sad how most of our people still believe that books written in our own language are not worth buying and reading,” he said. “Now that Khonadzeo has been awarded the Best Poetry prize, it goes to show that we don’t have to glorify European languages at the expense of our own African languages.”

Mulaudzi, who resides at Ha-Mavhun-

Nndanduleni Mulaudzi won the prestigious SALA award for his sterling poetry collection, Kho nadzeo.

Picture: Tshfhiwa Given Mu kwevho.

ga-Gondeni village, is already discussing a translation of Khonadzeo with his publisher, Vhakololo Press, based in Louis Trichardt.

“I was encouraged to continue writing poetry by my teacher, Vho-ND Davhula at Tshipakoni Secondary School,” he said. “Remember, that was back in the late 1970s, and from then on, I had never looked back.”

Mulaudzi left school in Standard 8, and in 1983 went to work at the Pretoria City Council as an electrician. In 1985, he worked at Unisel Gold Mines in the then Orange Free State.

“The writing bug hit me again in the early 2000s, when I found myself subsisting on odd jobs, and I had time to reflect on and write my poems,” he said. Khonadzeo can be ordered directly through Vhakololo Press at R150. Call 078 503 1804 or send an email to vhakololopress@gmail.com.

Dr Lutendo Muremela launches third book

By Silas Nduvheni Dr Lutendo Samson Muremela introduced his third book, titled Women’s Health, Knowledge is Power to his supporters during a function held on Saturday at the George Phadagi Community Hall in Thohoyandou.

Muremela, a general practitioner in Thohoyandou, is passionate about teaching people how to follow healthy lifestyles. In 2018, he published the book Living a healthy lifestyle.

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During Saturday’s book launch, Madzinge was joined by Pastor Rembuluwani Kharivhe of the Living World Mission church in Tshilivho village, Dr Maxwell Masakona and several other medical doctors. The author told his guests, who mostly consisted of women, that he had compiled and written the book because, as nurturers of families, woman were better able to look after their families properly if they were in good health. At the same time, should a woman get sick, the whole family becomes affected as they (women) are then

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unable to execute their duties.

Muremela was born and raised in Matsika village near Malavuwe, just outside Thohoyandou. After school, he furthered his studies in medicine at Sefako Makgatho Health Science University (SMU), formerly known as Medunsa.

“With my personal experience and the testimonies of various women, I was able to empower the reader to, among others, adopt a healthy lifestyle, and develop and encourage appropriate health-seeking behaviour. However, the book is not only written for women.

I encourage all men to read it as well, so they can understand and support the women in their lives, whether it be a spouse, partner, mother or daughter,” said Muremela.

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Venda Ladies Picnic Day Garden

Dr Lutendo Samson Muremela holds his newly published book, Women’s Health, Knowledge is Power. The launch of the book was celebrated at the George Phadagi Community Hall in Thohoyandou last Saturday. Photo: Silas Nduvheni.

Venue: 2010 Centre, Thohoyandou. Tickets: R250 (includes pallet setup, photoshoot, snacks, fruits, glass of wine/gin/juice). Time: 12:00 till late. Cooler box R50. No tickets will be sold at the gate. Line-up: Vhuyie da Deejay, Euphoria da Deejay, Deejay Fistovalley, Deejay Candice, Pushie da Tall, Deejay Gee C, Soweto’s Sexiest Guys, Hilda Mudau, Mawela da Deejay. For more information contact 067 299 4745.

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Desly Rambau as Kune and Mukovhe Malema as Luruli in a scene from the Tshivenda movie, Nndwa ya Mahosi.

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New Tshivenda blockbuster from Makumbi released

By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho Nndwa ya Mahosi is a new film from seasoned film director Musiiwa Makumbi, who had become famous for directing popular movies such as Ndenwa Ya Munna, Jack the Kidnapper, Vhatukanani, and Western Style.

Written by Desly Rambau, Nndwa ya Mahosi is about two kingdoms, led by King Kulute (Mpho

Mushia) and King Lama (Nditsheni Rambau), who are at war with one another. “The bone of contention for the two kingdoms is a certain piece of land,” Makumbi said. “The film is set in the wilderness, in its pure naturalness.”

The cast include, among others, Desly Rambau, Sphiwe Ndlovu, Mpho Mushia, Nditsheni Rambau, Humbulani Malema, Mukovhe Malema, Mubvafhi Ramashia, Phindulo Ramashia, Gudani Ras-

Some members of the Nndwa ya Mahosi cast, photographed shortly before the shooting of the movie. Picture supplied.

weswe, and Martin Musetha.

“We were always faced with some kind of a challenge during shooting, but we always stayed together as a team and told one another not to give up,” Makumbi said. “We always believe that nothing is too hard with God.” The film was shot over three months and has just been released (on 8 November). According to Makumbi, they plan for the movie to be shown on national TV chan-

nels. “Our aim is to raise Venda talent to the world, and we want to continue to tell the world our stories,” he said.

This film is a product of MSW Media Group. Watch the movie for free on the following link: https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=LeFqPtdBgvA To contact them, send an email to mswmakumbi@gmail.com or call them on Tel 072 978 3316.

Vendaboy Poet eyes SATMA Award Vendaboy Poet has his heart set on the SATMA award for Best Traditional Music Artist of the Year for his poetic song, Yo Suka.

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By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho The evergreen poet par excellence, Vendaboy Poet, has his heart set on the SATMA award for Best Traditional Music Artist of the Year for his poetic song, Yo Suka, from his poetry album, Ndavhuko.

The album took Vendaboy Poet nearly four months - from start to finish – to complete and promises acoustic delights for avid poetry fans as well as those who might be

new to the poetry scene.

Now that he has been nominated for a prestigious award, he feels that his efforts are finally paying off. “My joy is great,” the poet admitted. He was at a traditional wedding ceremony at Nquthu village in KwaZulu-Natal, performing as poet, and acting as MC when Limpopo Mirror spoke to him.

Yo suka means “the battle has begun”, and the battle in question refers to preserving one’s culture in this age of cultural diminishing.

“Everyone who listens to the song always expresses their pleasure and says that it could not have been released at a better time,” he said.

Vendaboy Poet’s beautiful musical poems come with vibes of heritage, culture, traditions and indigenous education, and that is what his fans love most about them.

Vendaboy Poet, born Lutendo Evens Mugagadeli, resides

at Ha-Nthabalala village. He attended Tshilaho Primary School, Itumeleng Primary School and matriculated at Nthabiseng High school. He has been writing and reciting poetry since 2008.

The multi-lingual poet recites in Sepedi, Tshivenda, Tsonga, IsiZulu, IsiXhosa and English. Previous albums released by Vendaboy Poet are Maano, Rrrr nga mikosi, Phathutshedzo and Ndi nnyi.

He holds a diploma in human resources management from the Central Johannesburg College (CJC), where he initiated poetry sessions and created a strong poetry base for many other poets who joined him in the movement to take poetry to the people.

To increase his chances of winning, readers can vote for him by SMSing “SATMA343” to 49495.

Those interested in Vendaboy Poet’s work can get in touch with him on Tel 072 214 4575.

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Phalaphala FM presenters visit taxi ranks to end Transport Month Phalaphala FM officially closed its commemoration of National Transport Month, which is annually celebrated in October, by broadcasting from the Mvusuludzo taxi rank in Thohoyandou on 29 October.

Some of the station’s presenters took a 5km ride in a number of the taxis, and the station received positive response from the Thohoyandou Taxi Association, its taxi drivers, and commuters who attended the broadcasting event.

The campaign to broadcast from the taxi rank was aimed at exploring the experiences of commuters as well as public transport officials and to reconnect with the station’s listeners in one of its core footprint areas.

A taxi driver, Nthangeni Mudau, was excited when the presenter of Phalaphala FM’s Dziaorowa show spoke to him on air. Liphadzi travelled in Mudau’s taxi from the taxi rank to Shayandima and back. “It means a lot to us that the station visited us. It was a pleasant surprise that the station would do this. We are happy that it is Transport Month and you thought to come to Mvusuludzo taxi rank,” Mudau said.

When Liphadzi enquired how the increase of fuel prices affected the industry and commuters, Mudau said that they found this hard. “We are willing to work hard for the commuters. There are regulations that one person should pay for a litre of petrol but if you look at Thohoyandou Association’s prices, the lowest taxi fare at the moment is only R10. This only proves our commitment to commuters. We no longer strive to make more profit. Even when the price [of fuel] is increasing, we try to minimise the increase in taxi fares.”

However, according to Mr Zwanga Ravele, one of the commuters, taxi drivers should pay attention to their services. “Sometimes taxi drivers stop in the middle of the road or overtake other vehicles when it is not safe to do so,” Ravele said. He requested the taxi association to take steps against drivers who do not follow the rules of the road. “Our taxi drivers do, however, drive well and the speed they drive at is not too high. It is a safe speed and that enables anyone in the taxi to travel safely.”

Santaco chairperson in Vhembe Mr Balanganani Shandukani said that drivers must adhere to the laws that the taxi associations had provided them with. “They must take care of commuters because commuters are our real employers. If commuters are not treated well, we are in trouble. We do not condone reckless driving by taxi drivers. If commuters experience this, please forgive us,” Shandukani said.

Netshimbupfe releases another album between my roles as servant of God, family man, motivational speaker, auWhile some artists still battle to get thor and musician. But the Bible tells even a single album released, Evan- us that we will never fail if we put God gelist Ndodzo Rhenius Netshimbufirst in everything we do.” pfe has no such problem. In fact, he Though he is a successful artist has just released two albums, titled today, the road for Netshimbupfe to My Redeemer Lives and You are wor- get where he is has been long and thy to be praised, simultaneously. winding. Born at Ha-Muraga village While these albums seem to be faroutside Thohoyandou, he started ing very well on the market, Netshim- singing in church and in school choirs bupfe is working on a third album to at a very young age. He then joined be released next month. To release the Anointed Word Band under the three albums within one year is not leadership of Dr Maxwell Masakona, only a great accomplishment, but can where he rubbed shoulders with music certainly be regarded as a true blessmentors such as Israel Mulaudzi and ing, considering how many musicians Mercy Masakona. He then went solo have fallen on hard times since the and released his debut album, titled outbreak of the Covid pandemic.

For Thine is the Kingdom, in 2009.

Netshimbupfe says he finds it easy My Redeemer Lives has seven to compose songs as he is guided by tracks, whereas You are worthy to be the Holly Spirit in whatever he does. praised has six. “I’m happy that both “Some people do not understand albums are well received, and they are how I manage to shuffle successfully also receiving airplay on various radio Entertainment

stations,” he says.

He advises young musicians to consider education first before they venture fullyinto the music industry.

Besides music, he is also a principal language practitioner at the Department of Justice in Malamulele. He holds a diploma in court interpreting and is now completing his LLB degree in law.

Netshimbupfe’s music is available in all major online stores. He invites his fans to call him directly on 071 440 0843 or visit his Facebook page (Ndodzo Netshimbupfe).

Evangelist Ndodzo Rhenius Netshimbupfe has just released two full albums at the same time.

Phalaphala FM presenter Tico Liphadzi talks to commuters at the Mvusuludzo taxi rank in Thohoyandou. Photo supplied.

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Funi rewards its loyal employees Avhazwifuni Funi Raphunga, the company lost so much When the national lockdown of its income that he had to started in March last year inform his employees that a and public gatherings were salary cut was unavoidable. prohibited, event organisers “Since the dawn of the panand catering companies were demic, things have been hard among the industries that for our business, with public were hit the hardest. gatherings being prohibited, Many of these companies but my employees understood suffered such a financial loss the situation and continued to that they had to close down work hard,” he said proudly. completely, while others were As things were slowly starting forced to retrench most of to get better and restrictions their employees. eased considerably, he started Funi’s Events and Caterto think of a way to reward his ing also saw their share of employees for their unfaltering hardship in the midst of the loyalty and dedication through pandemic. According to owner this difficult time.

By Maanda Bele

Funi’s Events and Catering has more than 70 employees, who were all invited to the company’s own award ceremony, held at the Glamville Resort in Tshirenzheni village on 31 October.

Categories awarded included Best Driver, Best Chef, and Braai Master, to mention but a few.

Avhazwifuni Rasikhinya won the Best Chef award and said he was very happy to have been recognised as one of the employees. “If it had not been for the team I work with, though, I would not have won this award.”

The executive mayor of the Vhembe District Municipality, Dowelani Nenguda (right), cuts the ribbon, while traditional leader of Maswie village Vhamusanda Ntavhanyeni Ramadi (left) holds the ribbon during the hand-over of the borehole at Maswie village. Photo: Silas Nduvheni.

Maswie residents overjoyed when they finally receive a new borehole

By Silas Nduvheni

Excited workers from Funi’s Events and Catering. Photo: Top Notch.

Vhembe schools also to benefit from the youth employment plan

By Bernard Chiguvare

They joined the department on 1 November 2021. This is a five-month contract, ending in March 2022. The district breakdown, according to Chuene, will be publicly available once approved by the department’s head office.

EAs will support curriculum delivery, information and communication technology, and champion reading. GSAs will focus on child and youthcare work, provide handyman services and support school sports.

The inclusion of assistants is to alleviate the pressure on teachers and ensure maximisation of efforts in teaching and learning. Participants of the programme also gain technical skills and earn an income, whilst contributing to their communities.

Head of department Ms Onica Dederen and members of the provincial project team visited several schools last week to welcome the newly appointed assistants and monitor orientation.

Public and private schools in the Vhembe District will be involved in Phase 2 of the Presidential Youth Employment Initiative (PYEI).

Spokesperson for the Limpopo Department of Basic Education (LDBE) Tidimalo Chuene said Phase 1 of the PYEI was rolled out in December 2020 and successfully concluded in April 2021. The PYEI forms part of the Presidential Employment Stimulus and seeks to confront the devastating economic challenges caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. The initiative positions the Basic Education Sector to provide capacity to schools, for them to be able to manage the impact of Covid-19 on schooling.

The department welcomed 25 619 education assistants (EA) and 12 810 general school Rivubye High School in the Vhembe District. Photo: Bernard assistants (GSA) last week.

Chiguvare.

The community of Maswie village near Tshakhuma could not contain their happiness when they finally received a new borehole. The executive mayor of the Vhembe District Municipality, Dowelani Nengud,a did the honours of presenting the borehole to them on Friday, 29 October.

“We ask the local residents to take good care of this borehole, as we experience many challenges with cable theft and illegal connections at most of our villages. So, let’s refrain from doing that because it delays development in our district,” Nenguda told the community.

He pointed out that at least

120 households at Maswie village would now have a water supply closer to them and further urged everyone to immediately report burst pipes or any other damage to infrastructure, so that it could be repaired as quickly as possible.

“We are very happy for the new borehole because we used to travel long distances to get water from fountains at the top of the mountains. The water was also polluted by domestic and wild animals and as women we felt unsafe; hence we walked in groups to fetch water,” said Ms Livhuwani Makondelele, one of the villagers.

The traditional leader of Maswie village, Vhamusanda Ntavhanyeni Edson Ramadi, expressed his appreciation.

“This is an indication that we are starting to build a new foundation for the future,” he said. “We would also like to request that the district municipality repair damaged pipelines, so that water can be pumped to the reservoirs and residents can be supplied with water. It is unacceptable that our local residents don’t get water while we live so close to the dam. We have six reservoirs, and none of them are receiving water. This is why our community has water challenges.”

Nenguda said that the municipality would send their team to check old and damaged pipelines, so that the dam could supply water to the entire community.

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Waterval sports facility might be ready by December, says contractor

By Bernard Chiguvare

The football pitch still needs to be cleared. Photo: Bernard Chiguvare.

DE BEERS CONSOLIDATED MINES (PTY) LTD: VENETIA MINE NOTICE OF THE APPLICATION FOR AN ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORISATION AND A WATER USE LICENCE FOR THE PROPOSED STORM WATER MANAGEMENT PROJECT (DMRE REF.: LP 30/5/1/3/2/1 (58) MR) (DWS REF.: WU19854 This advertisement gives notice to potential Interested and Affected Parties (“I&APs”) about where information in respect of the application for the Storm Water Management Project (“SWMP”) at Venetia Mine can be obtained, as well as the opportunity I&APs must comment on the Draft Environmental Impact Assessment (“EIA”) / Environmental Management Programme Report (“EMPr”) and Water Use Licence (“WUL”) Technical Support Document.

BACKGROUND TO THE PROJECT Venetia Mine is located on the farm Venetia 130 MS, approximately 80 km to the west of the town of Musina, within the Musina Local Municipality of the Vhembe District Municipality in Limpopo Province. Venetia Mine is an existing openpit diamond mine and commenced with operation in 1992. Venetia Mine has identified the need to construct additional storm water management infrastructure and water containment facilities to ensure legal compliance, optimize water use as well as for the safety of people who will work underground.

Come December, the long-awaited Waterval sports facility could be completed and ready for use by the community around Waterval.

This is according to Livhuwani Crosby Mulungwa, owner of Valcross Trading Enterprise.

Valcross Trading Enterprise is the contractor working on the construction of phase three of the Waterval sports facility. Mulungwa made the announcement during an interview with Limpopo Mirror at Waterval Stadium on Monday, 8 November.

The company started work on phase 3 of the project in February 2019, which was supposed to be an eight-month contract. However, Mulungwa was faced with certain challenges, such as the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic and a shortage of construction material such as steel. “Most

manufacturing companies were not at work during the hard lockdown and that was one of our challenges,” said Mulungwa.

According to the 2021/2022 Makhado Municipality’s IDP budget presented on 4 May this year, the overall tender value for construction on phase 3 of the sports facility is R28.4 million. Expenditure as of 4 May 2021 amounted to R17.3M, with construction at 51% complete. The revised completion date was supposed to be 31 May 2021.

The project scope entails the construction of a 2000-seat precast pavilion, gabion buttresses, an ablution block with change rooms, the construction of a guardhouse, electric reticulation around the sports facility, installation of floodlights and paving of the entire area.

When Limpopo Mirror visited the sports facility on 8 November, some work was in progress. “We are almost there;

the project is nearly 80% complete,” said Mulungwa.

Local community members believe that they will benefit from the facility in a big way by also utilising it to host events and practise all kinds of sports.

“It is five years now that the sports facility has been under construction. I wonder when it will be completed,” asked Sagwadi Clarance Majoko, founder and director of Tsonga Chronicles, a local events-hosting company. “I have enrolled and completed a four-year university degree programme since they started, and it is still under construction.”

He said that they were currently hosting events on roads and at a small community hall in the area. “We host events almost every month, and we really want to make use of this sports facility. There is so much talent in our community, but no proper facility for our youths to showcase their talents,” said Majoko.

LEGISLATIVE REQUIREMENTS Procedure applied to the application As the project activities trigger listed activities as published under the National Environmental Management Act, 1998 (Act No.107 of 1998) (“NEMA”), as well as constitute water uses in terms of the National Water Act, 1998 (Act No. 36 of 1998) (“NWA”), environmental authorisation and a Water Use Licence (“WUL”) are required for: • Listed activities contained in GNR 983, GNR 984 and GNR 985 of 4 December 2014, published in terms of Sections 24(2), 24 (5), 24D, 44 and 47(A) (1)(b) of the NEMA; and • Water use activities as per Section 21 of the NWA. Application submitted to competent authority An application for authorisation in terms of the NEMA, as amended and the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations, 2014 has been submitted on 28 June 2021 to the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (“DMRE”). Similarly, a Water Use Licence Application (“WULA”) will be submitted to the Department of Water and Sanitation (“DWS”).

Listed activities and water use activities applied to the application The listed activities which have been applied for include GNR 983 Listing Notice 1 Activity 9, 10, 12, 13, 19, 24, 34, 50, 66; GNR 984 Listing Notice 2 Activity 6, 15, 16; and GNR 985 Activity 4, 14, 18, 23 under NEMA. The water use licence activities that will be applied for are Section 21(c), 21(f), 21(g), and 21(i).

The 2000-seat precast pavilion at the new Waterval Sports facility is not yet complete. Photo: Bernard Chiguvare.

New admin block for rural school

Legislation associated with the application South African legislation requires that a Scoping Report (“SR”) and an Environmental Impact Report (“EIR”) be compiled in accordance with Regulation 21 to 24 of Chapter 4 of GNR 982. Similarly, a WULA is required for water use activities contained in Section 21 of the National Water Act (“NWA”), 1998. The application process is undertaken according to GNR 267 (Regulations regarding the procedural requirements for water use licence applications and appeals), dated 24 March 2017. In order to do so Shangoni Management Services (Pty) Ltd (“Shangoni”) has been appointed as the independent Environmental Assessment Practitioner (“EAP”) in terms of Regulation 12 of GNR 982, in order to undertake and manage the processes to apply for the required environmental authorisation and WUL. Furthermore, Shangoni meets the requirements of an EAP contemplated in Regulation 13 of GNR 982.

educational needs of her school by donating the administration Teachers at Fondwe Primary block.

School near Nzhelele will no Mukwevho said that the longer have to squeeze into eight-room block comprised crammed, single classrooms, the principal’s office, three including the old staff senior educators’ offices, abluroom, since text-book seller tions, a reception and a strong and publisher, Mangalani room. “For many years, the Publishing in Siloam, has principal and educators all had built the school a brand-new to be squeezed into one staff administration block. room. Now we will be able to solve some of the educational The end product was official- challenges and issues from our ly presented to the school on circuit office in the principal’s Friday, 5 November. The princi- office,” said Mukwevho. pal of Fondwe Primary School, The managing director of Ms Happy Mukwevho, was Mangalani Publishing, Mr Thithrilled and thanked Mangalani athu Nemutanzhela, said his Publishing for prioritizing and company supported educationresponding so quickly to the al needs. “We were impressed

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PUBLIC PARTICIPATION People have a right to be informed about potential decisions that may affect them and to be afforded an opportunity to influence those decisions. This advertisement forms part of a Public Participation Process as part of the NEMA and NWA process. It describes the various components of the project to enable I&APs to get a better understanding of the potential environmental and social impacts that could be expected from the proposed project. It also outlines the NEMA and NWA process and the opportunities for the public to become involved during the course of the study.

Register as an Interested and Affected Party (I&AP) You may register as an I&AP. To register as an I&AP of this project, or to obtain more information or submit comments, please request a Registration Form from Shangoni and return it together with any comments to Shangoni by no later than 14 December 2021 at the details provided below.

by the excellent work done at Fondwe Primary. The educators and learners all work hard. I was approached by the former SGB Chairperson, Sam Makwarela, who made a proposal for the donation of an administration block as everyone had been crammed into a single office,” said Nemutanzhela.

Representing Nzhelele East Circuit, Mr Nndanganeni Nelufhangani also thanked Mangalani Publishing for investing in Fondwe Primary.

He warned the learners and communities around to guard the new building jealously from vandalism, so that it can still be used in the far future.

Availability of the Draft EIA/EMPr Report and WUL Technical Support Document The Draft EIA/EMPr Report and WUL Technical Support Document are available to the public for review for a period of thirty (30) days, from 15 November to 14 December 2021. An electronic copy of the Draft EIA/ EMPr Report and WUL Technical Support Document will be posted on the Shangoni’s website (www.shangoni.co.za) for public comment for the same period of thirty days. The Draft EIA/EMPr Report will also be made available at the Musina Local Municipality. E-mail or fax your comments to Shangoni (details provided below) by no later than 14 December 2021.

Public Meeting Public meetings will be held on 29 November 2021 at two venues. Diamond Club Musina (across White House) from 08:30 to 11:00; and at the Mapangubwe Auditorium from 12:30 to 15:00. Due to Covid, there is a maximum of 50% capacity allowed at each venue. You are, therefore, requested to RSVP by the 22 November 2021 to ensure arrangements are made for all attendees.

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From left to right, showing thumbs up for the new administration block at Fondwe Primary School, are the SGB chairperson of Fondwe Primary, Mr Geoffrey Mukwevho, Nzhelele East Circuit representative Mr Nndanganeni Nelufhangani, the managing director of Mangalani Publishing (donor), Mr Thiathu Nemutanzhela, and the school principal, Ms Happy Mukwevho. Photo: Silas Nduvheni.

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“I love what I’m doing,” says photographer hours of the morning and head out to do my photography business in Twenty-three-year-old Ndamulelo the bustling streets of Elim. I live Lefley Mudau, a resident at Bushy with my mother; my daughter and Park in Mashamba, understood my mother are my pride and joy. very well that sitting at home and They keep me going. Just seeing doing nothing would not benefit them smile makes me happy.” him in any way. He saw an opNdamulelo confesses that he had portunity to start a photography fallen so in love with photography business in his area, and today his that he could hardly spend an hour business is doing very well, with without thinking about it. “I find hundreds of clients who support myself thinking about different him. settings, shades and angles, for all “When the realisation hit home my customers are unique in their that photography was a scarce own way and have different artistic practice in my area, I grabbed the tastes,” Ndamulelo said. opportunity and put it to good use,” His work can sometimes be very he said. “I am a young man who challenging in that he must ensure had always wanted to have my own that he satisfies each customer who business.” comes with different expectations.

Ndamulelo, who started out by “It is not a problem for me, but a selling T-shirts and handy items situation that challenges me to do in the Elim area, has a beautiful better and come up with new plans daughter whom he never wants to and techniques, until everyone is disappoint in his whole life. “I love satisfied,” he said. “My customers my daughter. She is one of the main are everywhere, though; sometimes reasons why I wake up in the early I spend time photographing people

By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho

Some of the Musingadi family members who attended a meeting with the Ndouvhada family on 6 November over a piece of land that both claim as theirs.

Feud between Kutama families over ancestral land remains unresolved

By Bernard Chiguvare The feud between the Musingadi and Ndouvhada families over a certain piece of land seems to be going nowhere slowly, as both claim that their families owned it many years ago.

The land in question is marked as Lamakamba Chelford 213, situated near Kutama.

According to Michael Musingadi, 15 Musingadi families were forcibly removed from their land – Lamakamba Chelford 213 – in 1966, and were relocated to different areas in Nzhelele, Sibasa and Kutama.

When the government rolled out the land-restitution programme in 1995, the Musingadi family also applied to reclaim their land, situated right next to INDIA 229, which had been successfully reclaimed by the Ndouvhada family in 2016. The Musingadi family’s application, on the other hand, has not yet been approved by the land-claims committee.

“We discovered that the Ndouvhada family are now encroaching on our land. They are cutting down trees and allocating themselves places to live on our land. We have tried several times without success to engage with this family, but they tell us that they do not work with the marked boundaries,” said Musingadi. “We

want the Ndouvhada family to stop any activities on Chelford 213 and get off our land.”

A meeting between the two families was set up and held on Saturday, 6 November 2021, at the Information Centre park in Louis Trichardt town – which was decided to be a central point for both families to meet - but very few of the Musingadi-members could make it, as they could not afford to travel to Louis Trichardt.

Pointing to the ones who had made it to the meeting, Musingadi said, “Most of these people were born on that land and we have our parents’ graves on that land.”

But Edward Ndouvhada denied these claims. “I don’t know what these people are talking about.

This land [Lamakamba Chelford 213] belongs to the Ndouvhada family. We successfully claimed it in 2016. We have some of our parents’ graves on that land, and we usually carry out family rituals on that land.” Ndouvhada said that his family had even invited the Musingadi family to be a part of the beneficiaries, but they have to be verified first.

In 2020, the Musingadi family approached Coxwell, Steyn, Vise & Naude attorneys, but then discovered that they also represent the Ndouvhada family. Musingadi said that, if the feud continued, they would be forced to escalate the matter to the courts.

in public places, like the Elim Mall.”

He takes further pride in the fact that his customers are always happy with his work. “Their honest responses make me have a sense of pride for what I do, and for doing it well,” he said.

Ndamulelo Lefley Mudau is on most social-media platforms and can be reached on Tel 066 196 7241.

Ndamulelo Lefley Mudau saw an opportunity in photography and grabbed it with both hands. Picture supplied.

The pedestrian crossing along the N1 near Skoonplaas where Princess Muleya and her three-year-old daughter, Mtshidzi Ngwenya, were run over by a motorist. Mtshidzi was killed instantly. Photo: Bernard Chiguvare.

Family concerned about delay in investigation

By Bernard Chiguvare On 31 July this year, a fatal accident occurred at a pedestrian crossing on the N1 near Skoonplaas outside Musina. Princess Muleya and her three-year-old daughter were involved in a hitand-run accident. Muleya was seriously injured and rushed to Musina Hospital, but the child

was killed instantly. Relatives had to wait next to the body for pathologists, who only arrived 11 hours later to take the body away.

The family afterwards expressed their disappointment and concern about the service rendered by the pathologist in Musina. They also feel that the Musina police are not putting enough effort into the investigation of the case.

“We are really looking for justice in this case.

Tel: (015) 519 3000 Fax: (015) 516 1195 Private Bag X2596 Makhado 0920 Police said they would inform us on the next Ad designed by Zoutnet Publishers step, but until now we have not heard anything from them,” said Muleya.

Muleya is from Zimbabwe and had only been in the country Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 19 of the Local Government: Municipal Systems for a week when the accident occurred. “I nd Act, Act 32 of 2000 that the 162 Special Council meeting will be held as follows: am not sure I will be able to work for myself TIME : 10:00 anymore as I still expeDATE : Tuesday, 16 November 2021 rience pain in my leg.

This makes life so difVENUE : Main Hall, Show Ground, Makhado ficult for my husband and me. My husband This is the first meeting of the 2021 elected Councillors. Enquiries must be directed to is not employed. We S G Maguga or M D Munyai at (015) 519 3000. survive on casual jobs,” she said.

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Maximum points for Munaca FC ed for too long to unleash and ultimately lost possession.

Munaca FC deposited more Matamela Ndou committed points into their league a similar mistake shortly thereaccount after their 2-0 victory after. He unleashed aimlessly over Mikhado FC in their from the 20-metre area. The Safa Limpopo ABC Motsepe ball went far wide.

League match played at Mikhado threatened to the Louis Trichardt Show score in the 18th minute. Their Grounds on Saturday. overlapping midfielder, Cox Munaca deserved to win as Tristan, forced his way through the visitors from the Nzhelele the defence of Munaca but lost valley showed no appetite for possession on the brink of ungoals in the first half. Modiope leashing from inside the box.

Tshikara, the Munaca cenThe home side took the tre forward, was unlucky on lead in the 28th minute. several occasions in the first Khumbudzo “Shavi” Mu10 minutes of the game. In the vhango scored after receiving a first instance, he received a neat precooked pass from Rendani pass from Thulani Ncomanzi at Mukwevho and beat the keeper, the edge of the box and hesitat- Mbengeni Rudzani.

By Kaizer Nengovhela

Mikado effected the first change to their starting 11 in the 39th minute. They replaced Sibongiseni Madikane with Rendani Thavhana. Munaca responded by introducing Ntlantla Makhanya for Addil Mphumela.

Munaca increased the lead in the 38th minute via Khanyiseni Sithole. The match turned lukewarm towards the end of the first half. This was influenced by the fact that both sides were holding onto the ball for too long.

In the second half, the match flowed at a high pace, but both teams’ strikers missed the target.

Andile Mlamleli of Mikhado with the ball, with Lesego Mothobi running for cover. Photo: Kaizer Nengovhela.

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Another tricky hurdle ahead for Maindis Ladies on Saturday

By Frank Mavhungu The fight for the league championship and to escape the relegation axe at the end of the season will continue among the teams affiliated to the Hollywood Bets Super League this weekend.

Most of the matches will be played on Saturday, while only one will be seen on Sunday afternoon.

After suffering a 0-3 defeat at the hands of University of Western Cape FC last Saturday, Maindis Ladies have another mountain to climb this weekend. They will host Tshwane University of Technology FC (TUT) at the Giyani Stadium on Saturday.

Although they will be playing in front of their home crowd, collecting the maximum points will be no easy thing for Maindis. TUT are currently closely contesting for the league title. They are lying in the second position on the log standings.

TUT had lost only three of the 21 matches they had played to date.

According to the head coach for Manidis, Ms Rhulani Mathebula, they had put last weekend’s defeat against UWC FC at the back of their minds.

The TUT strikers will have to double their efforts to break the defence of Maindis, which is normally marshalled by Dolly Mnisi and the team’s captain, Xiluva Tshabalala.

Bloemfontein Celtic will entertain Durban Ladies FC at the Free State Stadium in Bloemfontein.

Celtic are still fresh from a 1-0 victory over First Touch Academy at Seshego Stadium in Polokwane last Saturday. First Touch Academy will play their second home match in a row. They will have a date with Coal City Wizards at the Seshego Stadium.

Coal City Wizards are one of the relegation candidates. They are perched in the third spot from the bottom of the log.

University of Johannesburg will be visitors to JVW FC at the Tsakane Stadium in Johannesburg. Richmond United will host Thunderbirds Ladies at the Galeshewe Stadium in Kimberly. The only match that will be played on Sunday will be

between Golden Ladies and UWC FC at the Mahikeng Stadium in the NorthWest.

Maindis’ right back, Dolly Mnisi.

Photo: Frank Mavhungu.

Fabulous prizes await winners of the Zama-Zama Sports Challenge during Sunday’s meeting.

The opening matches are scheduled to be This year’s edition of the annual Zama-Zama played on 14 December, while the final will be Sports Challenge will be officially launched played on 31 December. during a meeting at the Xilumani Hotel in This year’s champions will take home a cash Giyani on Sunday, 28 November. prize of R50 000, a floating trophy and gold According to the founder and sponsor for the medals. The runner-up will become R25 000 tournament, Mr Victor Hlungwani, 32 teams richer, apart from the silver medals they will be from Mopani and Vhembe District will take part presented with. Teams booted out of the tourin the annual event. Mr Hlungwani has appealed nament in the semi-final stage will each receive to the clubs to send two delegates to the meetR10 000. ing. He said that the teams interested in taking Mninginisi All Stars were crowned the champart in this year’s tournament would be expected pions last year. They beat Homu Fighters 1-0 in to pay a registration fee of R2 000. the final to lift the trophy.

The first 32 teams to register will be eligible to partake in the tournament and registration will be done on a first-come-first-served basis. The toss for the opening matches will be conducted

By Frank Mavhungu

UIGC (Univen Innovative Growth Company) UIGC Group Financial Manager Post (P6) Requirements: - An Honours degree in Financial Accounting - Registration with a professional accounting body (SAICA/CIMA/ACCA/SAIBA/SAIPA) - 10 years’ experience in a financial environment, with 5 years’ relevant managerial experience.

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- Fixed Asset Management - Taxation compliance - Advanced Excel and CaseWare and ITS UIGC (PTY LTD) is a commercial company wholly owned by the University of Venda. UIGC provides auxiliary services to the University of Venda such as cleaning, gardening, security and travel management. UIGC has now entered into the commercial space to generate external revenue which includes Barrota farm and Training services.

The founder and sponsor of the tournament, Mr Victor Hlungwani. Photo: supplied.

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015 516 3981 LEGALS ADVOCATE VLN DAVHANA. NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35(5) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 The estate of the late MATIBE SALTHIEL MULALO ID. No: 570812 6211 089, who resided at House No: 686, Block F, Thohoyandou, who died on the 26 February 2021.

Estate number: 772/2021 at the Masters of the High Court, Thohoyandou.

No�ce is hereby given that copies of the Liquida�on and Distribu�on Accounts in the above estate will lie for inspec�on of all persons with interest therein for a period of 21 days from the date specified or from the date of publica�on hereof at the office of the Masters of the High Court, Thohoyandou and a copy thereof at the office of the Magistrate of the District of Thulamela, Thohoyandou.

Should no objec�on thereto be lodged with the Masters concerned during the specified period, the executors will proceed to make payments in accordance with the accounts.

Advocate Vln Davhana, Vlndavhana Advocates Chambers, 30 Jeppe Street, Makhado, 0920 Cell: 084 821 2267 E-mail: vlndavhana@gmail. com Ref: VAC/KSA/EST04/2021

Decent Development Project Pty ltd NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT No�ce: No�ce is hereby given in terms of Government No�ce No: 983 under Chapter 2(2a-b) of the Na�onal Environmental Management Act 109 of 1998 of the Decision reached by the Limpopo Department of Economic Development Environment and Tourism to grant the Environmental authorisa�on of the proposed Establishment of a Township(11610 UNITS ), Residen�al 1, Residen�al 3, Business 1, Ins�tu�onal, Educa�onal, Roads, Industrial 1, Public Garage, Private Open Space, Public Open Space, and Business Near Giyani within Greater Giyani Local Municipality OF Mopani District, Limpopo.

The Interested and Affected par�es are hereby informed of the decision by the Limpopo Department of Economic Development Environment and Tourism and should Appeal within 20 days of this advert.

Project Descrip�on: The proposed Establishment of a Township(11610 Units ), Residen�al 1, Residen�al 3, Business 1, Ins�tu�onal, Educa�onal, Roads, Industrial 1, Public Garage, Private Open Space, Public Open Space, and Business Near Giyani within Greater Giyani Local Municipality OF Mopani District.

EAP: Should you require the copy of the environmental authoriza�on, contact Mr Arthur Buyisonto of Decent Development Project Pty Ltd as indicated below; P.O. Box 21, Polokwane, 0700. Decent Development Project Pty ltd Tel: 071 326 7620 Fax: 086 7181 402 / 086 602 5442 Email: buyisontoa@gmail. com

JAG LEGAL CONSULTANTS. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 Estate Late: NEMATSWERANI TAKALANI COMBRIEK ID Number: 650203 6096 088 Estate No: 002622/2021 Last Address: Thohoyandou Block F House No 466 Mallvha Street Date of Death: 2021-10-20 Kindly take No�ce that all Creditors and Debtor having a claim against the abovemen�oned estate must lodge it with the executors concerned within 30 days from date of publica�on thereof Dated at Thohoyandou the 09th day of November 2021 JAG LEGAL CONSULTANTS (PTY) LTD. Executrix Agents Ma�dza Complex, Office No 37, Behind Shoprite, Thohoyandou, 0950 Tel: 076 648 8812 Email: jagpage06@gmail. com REF: NEMATSWERANI TC /THO/EST/JLC/2622/2021

JAG LEGAL CONSULTANTS. NOTICE TO CREDITOR / DEBTOR IN THE DECEASED ESTATE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35 (5) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT NO 66 OF 1965 Kindly be informed that the first and final account in the Estate the Late: SILIGA MPHEPHU TSHILIDZI MERCY ID NO. Number: 620214 0890 083 Estate No: 1251/2021, shall lie for inspec�on at the Master of the Limpopo High Court, Thohoyandou for a period of 30 (thirty) days calculated from the date of this publica�on.

Dated at Thohoyandou the 9th day of November 2021 JAG LEGAL CONSULTANTS (PTY) LTD. Executrix Agents

Ma�dza Complex, Office No 37, Behind Shoprite, Thohoyandou, 0950 Tel: 076 648 8812 Email: jagpage06@gmail. com REF: SILIGA /THO/EST/ JLC/004/2021

CONSULTANTS Suite 11 &12, Tijger Vallei Office Park, Silver Lakes, 0081 Phone: 012 943 0068 Email: Info@mahlori. co.za / kagisomohlala9@ gmail.com

MADALA PHILLIP ATTORNEYS

Muri Enviro Consul�ng & Waste Management (Pty) Ltd NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 63 AND SECTION 66 OF THE MAKHADO LOCAL MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING, LAND DEVELOPMENT AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BY – LAW, 2016 – MAKHADO AMENDMENT 423 I, Nedambale Mpho of Muri Enviro Consul�ng & Waste Management (Pty) Ltd being the authorized agent of the owner(s) of LLR Proper�es (Pty) Ltd, hereby give no�ce in terms of Sec�on 63 read together Sec�on 66 of the Makhado Municipality Spa�al Planning, Land Development and Land Use Management By–Law 2016 by Subdividing and Rezoning Remainder of Por�on 11 of the farm Mampakuil No.313 LS from “Agricultural to Special” for the purpose of a Truck Stop Filling Sta�on, Mini Shopping centre, Hotel & Sport field.

Par�culars of the applica�on will lie for inspec�on during normal office hours at the office of the Director Development Planning, Civic Centre (New Building), 83 Krough Street, Makhado, for a period of 30 days from the 12th of November 2021.

Objec�ons to the applica�on can be lodged in wri�ng to the Municipal Manager, Private Bag X2596, Makhado, 0920 within 30 days from the 12th November 2021. Address of the agent: 183 Umlola Street, Soshanguve, Block VV, Ext 4. murienviro@gmail.com │info. murienviro@gmail.com

NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 In the estate of the late MAMATHUNTSHA BALANGANANI RONALD Estate Number: 2690/2021 Iden�ty Number: 590303 6513 083 Last Address: House No:48, Mulenga Village Dzanani Date of Death: 2021/06/05 All person having claims against the above men�oned are called upon to lodge their claim with the undersigned within thirty (30) days as from date of this publica�on thereof hereof Madala Phillip A�orneys Inc, House No.801 A, Block P-East Pfunzo Street, Thohoyandou, 0950

MAHLORI DEVELOPMENT CONSULTANTS NOTICE OF APPLICATION IN TERMS OF CHAPTER 3, SECTION 20 OF THE MAKHADO MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING, LAND DEVELOPMENT AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW, 2016.

Applica�on for: Demarca�on of Sites on a Por�on of the Farm Goedverwatch�ng no.

19-LT, in the Makhado Local Municipality, Limpopo Province.

Applica�on Reference: Demarca�on of Sites in Dovheni Village, Makhado Local Municipality.

Mahlori Development Consultants, being the authorised agent of the Makhado Local Municipality, hereby gives no�ce in terms of Chapter 3, Sec�on 20 of the Makhado Municipality Spa�al Planning, Land Development and Land use Management By-Law, 2016, for the Demarca�on of Sites on a Por�on of the Farm Goedverwatch�ng no. 19LT, Limpopo Province. The proposed demarca�on will comprise of 307 sites zoned as follows: • Residen�al - 297 • Business - 2 • Ins�tu�onal - 1 • Educa�onal - 1 • Place of Worship - 1 • Open Space - 5 Par�culars of the applica�on will lie for inspec�on during normal offices hours at the Makhado Local Municipality, Civic Centre No.83 Krogh Street, Louis Trichardt, 0920, for 30 days from 29 October 2021. Objec�ons to or representa�ons in respect of the applica�on must be lodged with or made in wri�ng to the municipal manager at the above address within 30 days from 29 October 2021 to 10 November 2021.

Name and Address of Agent: MAHLORI DEVELOPMENT

Muri Enviro Consul�ng & Waste Management (Pty) Ltd NDIVHADZO HU TSHI TEVHELWA TSHITENWA TSHA 63 NA TSHITENWA TSHA 66 TSHA MAKHADO LOCAL MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING, LAND DEVELOPMENT AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BYLAW, 2016 – MAKHADO AMENDMENT SCHEME 423 Nne Mpho Nedambale wa Muri Enviro Consul�ng na Waste Management (Pty) Ltd muimeli o tendelwa ho nga muthu o randelwa ho tshipida tsha mavu a LLR Proper�es (Pty) Ltd, ndi khou �a ndivhadzo hu tshi tevhelwa tshitenwa tsha 63 itshi vhalwa khathihi na tshitenwa 66 ya Makhado Municipality Spa�al Planning , Land Development and Land Use Management By–Law, 2016 nga u �andukisa nau shandukisa ku shumisele lwa mavu kwa tshitende tshi no wanala 11 Mampakuil 313 LS u bva kha “Vhulimisi” uya kha “Khetheaho” ya Truck Stop Filling Sta�on, mavhengele, Hodela na Mudavhi. Zwidodombedzwa zwa khumbelo idzo zwi do lugelwa u tolwa nga tshi�inga tsha mushumo kha ofisi ya hoho ya muhasho wa Mveledziso na Vhupulani , Civic Centre (tshi�atoni tshiswa), kha nomboro ya 83 kha tshitarata tsha krough .

Makhado ,lwa tshi�inga tsha

maduvha a fumbilimalo (30) ubva nga dzi 12 Lara 2021.

Khanedzo kha Khumbelo idzo dzi rumelwa nga u to nwalela kha Municipal Manager , Private Bag X2596, Makhado , 0920 nga ngomu ha maduvha a fumbilimalo (30) ubva nga dzi 12 Lara 2021. Adiresi ya Muimeleli : 183 Umlola Street, Soshanguve, Block VV, Ext 4. murienviro@gmail.com │info. murienviro@gmail.com

NETSHIUNDA & ASSOCIATES NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 OF ACT 66 OF 1965 In the Estate of late KHATHUTSHELO DANIEL NETSIANDA (ID No: 790411 0434 087) last known address: Matangari village. Estate No: 1056/2019. Masters office: Thohoyandou.

Date of Death: 30 March 2019. All persons having claims against the above-men�oned estate must lodge it with the undermen�oned Executor within 30 days from the date of publica�on hereof.

Name and address of executor: MASALA LENA NETSIANDA, c/o NETSHIUNDA & ASSOCIATES ATTORNEYS, OFFICE NO: 206, 2ND FLOOR, OLD MUTUAL BUILDING, THOHOYANDOU, P.O BOX 383, VHULAUDZI, 0926: Tel No: 067 737 1320 Ref: N147

NETSHIUNDA & ASSOCIATES NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 OF ACT 66 OF 1965 In the Estate of late KHAZAMULA MACKSON MABASA with (ID No: 500515 5414 083) last known address: Stand no.131 Thetshelesani Village, Mulenzhe, Estate No: 1731/2019. Masters office: Thohoyandou.

Date of Death: 06 August 2019. All persons having claims against the above-men�oned estate must lodge it with the undermen�oned Executor within 30 days from the date of publica�on hereof.

Name and address of executors: Matodzi Patricia Mabasa And Mphephu Nelly Mabasa, C/O Netshiunda & Associates A�orneys, Office No: 206, 2nd Floor, Old Mutual Building, Thohoyandou, P.O. Box 383, Vhulaudzi, 0926: Tel No: 067 737 1320 Ref: M437

Smit & Fisher Planning (Pty) Ltd NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 93 OF THE MAKHADO MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING, LAND DEVELOPMENT AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BYLAW, 2016, READ WITH SCHEDULE 22 OF THE MAKHADO MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING, LAND DEVELOPMENT AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BYLAW, 2016, FOR SPECIAL CONSENT TO CONSTRUCT A TELECOMMUNICATION

MAST AND BASE STATION ON ERF 1196, LOUIS TRICHARDT TOWNSHIP. I, Yunus Marince on behalf of Smit & Fisher Planning (Pty) Ltd, being the authorised agent of the owner of Erf 1196, Louis Trichardt Township hereby give no�ce in terms of Sec�on 73 of the Makhado Spa�al Planning, Land Development and Land use management By-law, 2016 read together with clause 22 of the Makhado Land Use Scheme, 2009, in opera�on, that I have applied to Makhado Municipality for special consent use for the construc�on of a Telecommunica�on Mast and Base Sta�on situated at Corner of Burger and Vlei street, Louis Trichardt.

Par�culars of the applica�on will lie for inspec�on during normal office hours at the Director Development Planning office, C001, first floor Civic Centre or Town Planning office, first floor Civic Centre, for a period of 30 days from 12 November 2021 un�l 13 December 2021.

Objec�ons to or representa�ons in respect of the applica�on must be lodged with or made in wri�ng and hand delivered to the above men�oned offices or posted to the Municipal Manager, Makhado Municipality, Private Bag X2596, Makhado, 0920 within a period of 30 days from 12 November 2021 un�l 13 December 2021.

Address of authorised agent: Yunus Marince on behalf of Smit & Fisher Planning (Pty) Ltd 371 Melk Street or P.O. Box 908 Nieuw Muckleneuk Groenkloof 0181 0027 Email: yunusm@sfplan.co.za Tel. No.: 012 346 2340 Dates of the no�ce: 12 November 2021 and 19 November 2021.

Smit & Fisher Planning (Pty) Ltd KENNISGEWING IN TERME VAN ARTIKEL 93 VAN DIE MAKHADO MUNISIPALITEIT RUIMTELIKE BEPLANNING, GROND ONTWIKKELING EN GRONDGEBRUIK BYWET, 2016, SAAM GELEES MET SKEDULE 22 VAN DIE MAKHADO MUNISIPALITEIT RUIMTELIKE BEPLANNING, GROND ONTWIKKELING EN GRONDGEBRUIK BYWET, 2016, VIR SPESIALE TOESTEMMING VIR DIE KONSTRUKSIE VAN ‘N TELEKOMMUNIKASIEMAS EN BASISSTASIE OP ERF 1196, LOUIS TRICHARDT DORPSGEBIED Ek, Yunus Marince namens Smit en Fisher Beplanning (Edms) Bpk, die gemag�gde agent van die eienaar van Erf 1196, Louis Trichardt Dorpgebied, gee hiermee kennis in terme van Ar�kel 73 van die Makhado Ruimtelike Beplanning, Grond Ontwikkeling en Grondgebruik By-Wet, 2016, saam gelees met Klousule 22 van die Makhado Grondgebruik Skema, 2009, dat ‘n aansoek ingedien is by Makhado Munisipaliteit vir Spesiale Toestemming om ‘n gedeelte van die bogenoemde eiendom te gebruik vir die konstruksie van ‘n Telekommunikasiemas en Basisstasie, geleë te Hoek van Burger en Vlei Straat,

Louis Trichardt.

Planne en/of besonderhede rakende die aansoek kan besig�g word gedurende kantoorure by die Direkteur Ontwikkeling Beplanning Kantoor, C001, eerste vloer Burgersentrum of Stadsbeplanning Kantoor, eerste vloer Burgersentrum, vir ‘n tydperk van 30 dae vanaf 12 November 2021 tot 13 Desember 2021.

Besware teen of vertoë ten opsigte van die aansoek moet skri�elik ingedien word by die bogenoemde kantore of per pos gestuur word na die Munisipale Bestuurder, Makhado Munisipaliteit, Privaatsak X2596, Makhado, 0920 binne a tydperk van 30 dae vanaf 12 November 2021 tot 13 Desember 2021.

Adres van die gemag�gde agent: Rohan Paul Vorster namens Smit en Fisher Beplanning (Edms) Bpk 371 Melk Straat of Posbus 908 Nieuw Muckleneuk Groenkloof 0181 0027 Epos: yunusm@sfplan.co.za Tel. No.: 012 346 2340 Datums van kennisgewing: 12 November 2021 en 19 November 2021.

ThomaTree Family No�ce is here given by in terms of EIA Regula�ons (Government No�ce Regula�on 698 of 20 July 2017) promulgated in terms of the Na�onal Environmental Management Act (Act 107 of 1998) (NEMA), as amended, and the Environmental Impact Assessment Regula�ons, 2014, of the intent to carry out the following ac�vity.

Project name: Proposed Construc�on of Shopping Complex, Hardware and Filling Sta�on at Nzhelele Por�on 0, Stand NO D210 Musekwa Road Situated at Musekwa Village under Makhado Local Municilpality, Vhembe District, Limpopo Province. Applicant: Funzani Nyamukamadi Holdings Pty/ Ltd Project descrip�on: The proposed development will cons�tute Shopping complex and filling sta�on composed of 6 tanks with the combined storage capacity of 138 000 Litres.

Loca�on: The site is located on the Por�on 0, Stand NO D210 Ha-Musekwa, within the jurisdic�on of Makhado Local municipality Limpopo Province.

LISTED ACTIVITIES: ACCORDING TO EIA REGULATIONS 2017 GNR 327 Lis�ng No�ce 1, Ac�vity 14-; The development and related opera�on of facili�es or infrastructure, for the storage, or for the storage and handling, of a dangerous good, where such storage occurs in containers with a combined capacity of 80 cubic metres or more but not exceeding 500 cubic metres.

GNR 327 Lis�ng No�ce 1, Ac�vity 27 -; The clearance of an area of 1 hectares or more, but less than 20 hectares of indigenous vegeta�on. GNR 324 Lis�ng No�ce 3, Ac�vity 10 -; The development and related opera�on of facili�es or infrastructure for the storage, or storage and handling of a dangerous good, where such storage occurs in containers with a combined capacity of 30 but not exceeding 80 cubic metres. Par�es

wishing to comment or to object are invited to register on the project database for further informa�on, please submit your name, and contact informa�on From 12 November 2021 to 12 December 2021 at the following contact details: Environmental Assessment Prac��oner, ThomaTree Family C69 Matsa Village Dzanani 0955 Khantshi Ndivhuho Phone: 079 681 0419 Email: ndivhuwohantshi@ gmail.com

TORBIOUSE SOLUTIONS CC MAKHADO MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING, LAND DEVELOPMENT AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW, 2019 Special Consent Use applica�on for: the construc�on and opera�on of a telecommunica�on mast and base sta�on. I Gerhard Human, being the authorised agent of the owner of Remaining Extent of the Farm Senthimala’s Loca�on 291 LS, hereby give no�ce in terms of Sec�on 93 of the Makhado Municipality Spa�al Planning, Land Development and Land Use Management ByLaw, 2016 in opera�on, that we, Torbiouse Solu�ons CC have applied to Makhado Municipality for Special Consent use in terms of Sec�on 75(1) of the Makhado Municipality Spa�al Planning, Land Development and Land Use Management By-Law, 2016, read together with Clause 22 of the Makhado Land Use Scheme, 2009for the construc�on and opera�on of a Telecommunica�on Masts and Base Sta�on on Remaining Extent of the Farm Senthimala’s Loca�on 291 LS., situated at Schoemansdal Sta�on Road, Gogobole Village. Par�culars of the applica�on will lie for inspec�on during normal office hours at both: the Director Development Planning Office, C001, First Floor, Civic Centre, 83 Krogh Street, Louis Trichardt, for a period of 30 days from 12 November 2021. Objec�ons to or representa�ons in respect of the applica�on must be lodged with or made in wri�ng and hand delivered to the above men�oned offices or posted to the Municipal Manager, Makhado Municipality, Private Bag X2596, Makhado, 0920, within a period of 30 days from 12 November 2021. Closing date for all comments will be 13 December 2021 Address of Authorised Agent: Torbiouse Solu�ons CC P.O. Box 32017, To�usdal, 0134, 418 Rus�c Road, Silvertondale, 0184 Tel: 012 804 1504 Fax: 012 804 7072 E-mail: pp@infraplan. co.za Dates of the No�ce in the Limpopo Mirror 05 November 2021 and 12 November 2021 Reference number: 356648 (continues on p16)

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TORBIOUSE SOLUTIONS CC Mulayowapo Wa Pulane Dza Fhethu Wa Masipala Wa Makhado, Mveledziso Ya Mavu Na Ndangulo Ya U Shumisa Mavu Wa 2019 Khumbelo Ya U Shumisa Thendelo Yo Khetheaho Kha: U Fha�wa Nau Thomiwa Ha Vhudavhidzani-Kule Na Tshi�tshi Tsha Mathomo.

I Gerhard Human,Ane A Vha Zhendedzi Lo Tendelwaho La Mune Wa Bulasi Ya Senthimala’s Loca�on 291 LS, Ngaurali U Nea Ndivhadzo U Ya Nga Khethekanyo 93 Ya Mulayowapo Wa Masipala Wa Makhado Wa U Pulana Fhethu, Mveledziso Ya Mavu Na Ndangulo Ya U Shumisa Mavu Wa 2016 I Tshi Shuma Na, Uri Ro, Torbiouse Solu�ons Cc Ita Khumbelo Ya U Shumisa Thendelo Yo Khetheaho Ya Masipala Wa Makhado U Ya Nga Khethekanyo Ya75(1) Ya Mulayo Wa Masipala Wa U Pulana Fhethu, Mveledziso Ya Mavu Na U Shumisa Na Ndangulo Ya Mavu Wa Masipala Wa Makhado Wa 2016, U Vhalwaho Khathihi Na Lutavhi Lwa 22 Lwa Tshikimu Tsha U Shumiswa Ha Mavu Tsha Makhado Lwa 2009 , U Itela U Fhata Na U Shumisa Masithi Na Dza Vhudavhidzanokule Na Tshi�tshi Tsha Mutheo Kha Bulasi Ya Senthimala’s Loca�on 291 LS I Re Seli Ha Bada Ya Schoemansdal Sta�on Road, Gogobole Village Zwidodombedzwa Zwa Khumbelo Zwi Do Vhonwa Nga Tshi�inga Tsho Teaho Tsha Mushumo Kha Ofisi Ya Mutshimbidzi Wa Pulane Dza Mveledziso , C001, Fuloro Ya U Thoma, Civic Centre, 83 Krogh Street, Louis Trichardt, Lwa Tshi�inga Tsha Maduvha A 30 U Bva 12 November 2021. U Hanedza Kana U Swikisa Makumedzwa Nga Ha Khumbelo Zwi Tea U Swikiswa Kana U Itwa Nga U Tou Nwala Na U Iswa Nga Tshanda Kha Ofisi Dzo Bulwaho A�o Ntha Kana Zwa Rumelwa Kha Mulanguli Wa Masipala, Masipala Wa Makhado, Private Bag X2596, Makhado, 0920, Kha Maduvha A 30 U Bva 12 November 2021. Duvha La U Vala La Makumedzwa Li Do Vha 13 December 2021 Address of Authorised Agent: Torbiouse Solu�ons CC P O Box 32017, To�usdal, 0134, 418 Rus�c Road, Silvertondale, 0184 Tel: 012 804 1504 Fax: 012 804 7072 E-mail: pp@infraplan. co.za Dates of the No�ce in the Limpopo Mirror: 12 November 2021 and 19 November 2021 Reference number: 356648

TORBIOUSE SOLUTIONS CC MAKHADO MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING, LAND DEVELOPMENT AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW, 2019 Special Consent

Use applica�on for: the construc�on and opera�on of a telecommunica�on mast and base sta�on. I Gerhard Human, being the authorised agent of the owner of The Farm Reubander 21 LT., hereby give no�ce in terms of Sec�on 93 of the Makhado Municipality Spa�al Planning, Land Development and Land Use Management ByLaw, 2016 in opera�on, that we, Torbiouse Solu�ons CC have applied to Makhado Municipality for Special Consent use in terms of Sec�on 75(1) of the Makhado Municipality Spa�al Planning, Land Development and Land Use Management By-Law, 2016, read together with Clause 22 of the Makhado Land Use Scheme, 2009for the construc�on and opera�on of a Telecommunica�on Masts and Base Sta�on on The Farm Reubander 21 LT situated Off R524 Mashamba. Par�culars of the applica�on will lie for inspec�on during normal office hours at both: the Director Development Planning Office, C001, First Floor, Civic Centre, 83 Krogh Street, Louis Trichardt, for a period of 30 days from 12 November 2021. Objec�ons to or representa�ons in respect of the applica�on must be lodged with or made in wri�ng and hand delivered to the above men�oned offices or posted to the Municipal Manager, Makhado Municipality, Private Bag X2596, Makhado, 0920, within a period of 30 days from 12 November 2021. Closing date for all comments will be 13 December 2021 Address of Authorised Agent: Torbiouse Solu�ons CC P.O. Box 32017, To�usdal, 0134, 418 Rus�c Road, Silvertondale, 0184 Tel: 012 804 1504, Fax: 012 804 7072 E-mail: pp@infraplan. co.za Dates of the No�ce in the Limpopo Mirror: 12 November 2021 and 19 November 2021 Reference number: 356612

TORBIOUSE SOLUTIONS CC Mulayowapo Wa Pulane Dza Fhethu Wa Masipala Wa Makhado, Mveledziso Ya Mavu Na Ndangulo Ya U Shumisa Mavu Wa 2019 Khumbelo Ya U Shumisa Thendelo Yo Khetheaho Kha: U Fha�wa Nau Thomiwa Ha Vhudavhidzani-Kule Na Tshi�tshi Tsha Mathomo.

I Gerhard Human,Ane A Vha Zhendedzi Lo Tendelwaho La Mune Wa Bulasi Ya Reubander 21 Lt., Ngaurali U Nea Ndivhadzo U Ya Nga Khethekanyo 93 Ya Mulayowapo Wa Masipala Wa Makhado Wa U Pulana Fhethu, Mveledziso Ya Mavu Na Ndangulo Ya U Shumisa Mavu Wa 2016 I Tshi Shuma Na, Uri Ro, Torbiouse Solu�ons Cc Ita Khumbelo Ya U Shumisa

Thendelo Yo Khetheaho Ya Masipala Wa Makhado U Ya Nga Khethekanyo Ya75(1) Ya Mulayo Wa Masipala Wa U Pulana Fhethu, Mveledziso Ya Mavu Na U Shumisa Na Ndangulo Ya Mavu Wa Masipala Wa Makhado Wa 2016, U Vhalwaho Khathihi Na Lutavhi Lwa 22 Lwa Tshikimu Tsha U Shumiswa Ha Mavu Tsha Makhado Lwa 2009 , U Itela U Fhata Na U Shumisa Masithi Na Dza Vhudavhidzanokule Na Tshi�tshi Tsha Mutheo Kha Bulasi Ya Reubander 21 LT I Re Seli Ha Bada Ya R524 Mashamba.

Zwidodombedzwa Zwa Khumbelo Zwi Do Vhonwa Nga Tshi�inga Tsho Teaho Tsha Mushumo Kha Ofisi Ya Mutshimbidzi Wa Pulane Dza Mveledziso , C001, Fuloro Ya U Thoma, Civic Centre, 83 Krogh Street, Louis Trichardt, Lwa Tshi�inga Tsha Maduvha A 30 U Bva 12 November 2021. U Hanedza Kana U Swikisa Makumedzwa Nga Ha Khumbelo Zwi Tea U Swikiswa Kana U Itwa Nga U Tou Nwala Na U Iswa Nga Tshanda Kha Ofisi Dzo Bulwaho A�o Ntha Kana Zwa Rumelwa Kha Mulanguli Wa Masipala, Masipala Wa Makhado, Private Bag X2596, Makhado, 0920, Kha Maduvha A 30 U Bva 12 November 2021. Duvha La U Vala La Makumedzwa Li Do Vha 13 December 2021 Address of Authorised Agent: Torbiouse Solu�ons CC P.O. Box 32017, To�usdal, 0134, 418 Rus�c Road, Silvertondale, 0184 Tel: 012 804 1504 Fax: 012 804 7072 E-mail: pp@infraplan. co.za Dates of the No�ce in the Limpopo Mirror: 12 November 2021 and 19 November 2021 Reference number: 356612

Iden�ty No : 620816 5103 089 Estate No: 1778/2021 Date Of Death: 2021-07-13 Last Known Address: Mafukani, Thulamela Local Municipality All person having claim against the above men�oned estate are called upon to lodge their claims with the undersigned within thirty (30) days as from the date of publica�on thereof.

Name of Executor TSHILIDZI MAKUYA ATTORNEYS Office No A. 08 Mashapha Complex Cell: 072 384 7341 E-Mail: e�mkr@gmail.com

TSHILIDZI MAKUYA ATTORNEYS

MAKHADO LOCAL MUNICIPALITY

NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 In the estate of the late: MASHILA-RATSHILUMELA TAMBUDZANI CALVIN Iden�ty No: 660205 5179 086 Estate No : 335/2021 Date Of Death: 2020-12-24 Last Known Address: HaMadamalala, Thulamela Local Municipality All person having claim against the above men�oned estate are called upon to lodge their claims with the undersigned within thirty (30) days as from the date of publica�on thereof.

Name of Executor TSHILIDZI MAKUYA ATTORNEYS Office No A. 08 Mashapha Complex Cell: 072 384 7341 E-Mail: e�mkr@gmail.com

IN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA LIMPOPO LOCAL DIVISION, THOHOYANDOU Case No:1468/2021 before the Honorable Ac�ng Judge Sikhwari M.S. On the 27th October 2021 In the ma�er between: MAKHADO LOCAL MUNICIPALITY Applicant and All Unlawful Occupiers (Por�on 5 of Farm Makhado Deed of Transfer T35317/2001) Respondent Dra� court order Having heard counsel for the Applicant and read papers filed off record, the following is made an order of court: 1. The non-compliance with the service and �me-period prescribed by the Uniform Rules of this Honorable Court is hereby condoned in terms of Uniform Rule 6(12) and the ma�er is heard on urgent basis 2. That the Respondent is Interdicted and restrained from: 2.1. Entering or being upon Por�on 5 of the Farm Makhado, deed of

TSHILIDZI MAKUYA ATTORNEYS NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 In the estate of the late: NEMAFUKANI NTUWISENI WATSON

VAN HEERDEN & RUDOLPH ATTORNEYS

NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION In the Magistrate’s Court for the District of LOUIS TRICHARDT held at MAKHADO Case No.: 691/2020 In the ma�er between: ZOUTPANSBERG MEDICAL CENTRE Plain�ff and MAANDA MUDZANANI (ID: 740128 5046 085) Defendant IN PURSUANCE of a judgment in the Magistrate’s Court of Louis Trichardt and writ of execu�on dated 17/01/2021 , the goods listed hereunder will be sold in execu�on to the highest bidder at STAND 2/521 TSHILAMBA MUTALE

by MR TR MAPFUMO on 14/12/2021 at 11h30 namely: 1 X KIC DEEP FRIDGE 1 X TV 54CM FUSSION 4 PIECE LOUNGE SUITE 1 COFFEE TABLE Dated at Louis Trichardt on 8 NOVEMBER 2021 A�orneys for Plain�ff Van Heerden En Rudolph 24 Devenish Street, Louis Trichardt, 0920 P.O. Box / POSBUS 246 Tel: (015) 516 0164/5/6 Fax: (015) 516 1091 Ref: MRS HORN/ bh/31963/84223

transfer T 35317/2001 (hereina�er “the Property”) for the purposes of unlawfully occupying or invading the Property; 2.2. Alloca�ng stands, Erec�ng, comple�ng or extending any structure on the Applicant’s Property.

2.3. In�mida�ng, threatening, harassing or assaul�ng or in any way interfering with the Applicant’s officials, Applicant’s agents or any persons ac�ng on their behalf or involved with law enforcement at the Property.

3. The Sheriff with the assistance in so far as it may be necessary of the members of the South African Police Service, are authorized to give effect to the provisions of this Order by.

3.1. Immediately removing any person found to be in contraven�on of this Order; 3.2. Demolishing any incomplete structure that is not occupied and is erected on the Property a�er the gran�ng of this Order; 3.3. To take all reasonable steps in order to give effect to this Order.

4. Service of this order shall be effected in the following manner on the Respondent: 4.1. By the sheriff at the Property and serving a copy of the Order in the following manner: 4.2. By reading aloud in English, Xitsonga, Tshivenda and Sepedi the contents of this Order by a loudhailer at the Property.

4.3. By placing copies of the Order of this Court at visible and prominent places that are accessible to the Property and would reasonably come to the a�en�on of the Respondent, including but not limited to pas�ng the order at Makhado Local Municipality No�ce Board or publica�on of the order in the Mirror News paper.

5. This Order shall be served on the South African Police Service at the nearest police sta�on

having jurisdic�on over the area.

6. The issue of costs is reserved for further determina�on on the return date.

7. The above order shall operate as an interim order and rule nisi with the return date of 23 November 2021 at 10:00.

8. The Respondent is/ are ordered to file their opposing papers on or before the 15th November 2021, showing cause why the above order cannot be made final.

9. The Applicant is ordered to file their replying affidavit (if any) on or before the 17th November 2021.

Advocate P Mudimeli Thohoyandou Group of advocates 079 227 5288

MAKHADO LOCAL MUNICIPALITY IN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA LIMPOPO LOCAL DIVISION, THOHOYANDOU Case No:1467/2021 Before the Honorable Ac�ng Judge Sikhwari M.S. On the 27th October 2021 In the ma�er between: MAKHADO LOCAL MUNICIPALITY Applicant and All Unlawful Occupiers (Erf 1217 Tshikota Extension 1 Makhado) DRAFT COURT ORDER Having heard counsel for the Applicant and read papers filed off record, the following is made an order of court: 1. The non-compliance with the service and �me-period prescribed by the Uniform Rules of this Honorable Court is hereby condoned in terms of Uniform Rule 6(12) and the ma�er is heard on urgent basis 2. That the Respondent is Interdicted and restrained from: 2.1. Entering or being upon Erf 1217, Tshikota Extension 1, Makhado (hereina�er “the Property”) for the purposes of unlawfully occupying or invading the Property; 2.2. Alloca�ng stands,

Erec�ng, comple�ng or extending any structure on the Applicant’s Property.

2.3. In�mida�ng, threatening, harassing or assaul�ng or in any way interfering with the Applicant’s officials, Applicant’s agents or any persons ac�ng on their behalf or involved with law enforcement at the Property.

3. The Sheriff with the assistance in so far as it may be necessary of the members of the South African Police Service, are authorized to give effect to the provisions of this Order by.

3.1. Immediately removing any person found to be in contraven�on of this Order; 3.2. Demolishing any incomplete structure that is not occupied and is erected on the Property a�er the gran�ng of this Order; 3.3. To take all reasonable steps in order to give effect to this Order.

4. Service of this order shall be effected in the following manner on the Respondent: 4.1. By the sheriff at the Property and serving a copy of the Order in the following manner: 4.2. By reading aloud in English, Xitsonga, Tshivenda and Sepedi the contents of this Order by a loudhailer at the Property.

4.3. By placing copies of the Order of this Court at visible and prominent places that are accessible to the Property and would reasonably come to the a�en�on of the Respondent, including but not limited to pas�ng the order at Makhado Local Municipality No�ce Board or publica�on of the order in the Mirror News paper.

5. This Order shall be served on the South African Police Service at the nearest police sta�on having jurisdic�on over the area.

6. The issue of costs is reserved for further determina�on on the return date.

7. The above order shall

operate as an interim order and rule nisi with the return date of 23 November 2021 at 10:00.

8. The Respondent is/ are ordered to file their opposing papers on or before the 15th November 2021, showing cause why the above order cannot be made final.

9. The Applicant is ordered to file their replying affidavit (if any) on or before the 17th November 2021.

Advocate U.B Makuya Groenkloof Chambers 0795470419

ADVOCATE GN RAMUGONDO NOTICE TO CREDITORS / DEBTORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 Estate Late: : MUDZUNGA NDIVHUHO ID Number: 820312 5623 084 Estate No: 1746 / 2021 Last Address: Stand No. 42, Nzhelele, Ha Ramavhoya Village, 0993 Date of Death: 202105-01 Kindly take No�ce that all Creditors and Debtors having a claim against the abovemen�oned estate must lodge them with the executors concerned within 30 days from date of publica�on thereof.

This Estate No: 1746 / 2021, shall lie for inspec�on at the master of the Limpopo High Court, Thohoyandou for a period of 30 (thirty) days calculated from the date of this publica�on.

In case there are any claims against the Estate, such Claims must be lodged with Jagpage Legal Solu�ons at Office number 37, Ma�dza Complex (ADVOCATES CHAMBERS); the Executrix Agents of the Estate, behind old Shoprite in Thohoyandou CBD Contact Details are: 072 77 22 110 or 067 056 5626 during office hours.

Our ref: MUDZUNGA N/ THO/EST//004 / 2021

MUSINA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY NOTICE NO: 02-2021/2022 FIRST COUNCIL / INAUGURAL MEETING Mr, T.N Tshiwanammbi, the Municipal Manager hereby gives notice that in terms of section 29 (2) of the Local Government: Municipal Structures Act, 1998 (Act Number 117, as amended) that the first council / inaugural meeting of Musina Local Municipality will be held as follows: Date: Wednesday 17 November 2021 Time: 10h00 Venue: Musina Showground, Pat Harrison Road.

In terms of section 20 of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, 2000 (Act Number 32, as amended), and taking into account provisions of the covid-19 Disaster Management Act Regulations regarding events attendance limitations.

Notice is hereby given that public attendances to the inaugural / first council will be per invite only. The public is notified that the council sitting will be streamed live on the Municipal Facebook page.

TN Tshiwanammbi MUNICIPAL MANAGER Musina Local Municipality 21 Irwin Street Civic Centre Musina

Tel: 015-534-6100 Fax: 015-534-2513 Email: info@musina.gov.za Website:www.musina.gov.za 09 November 2021 Ad designed by Zoutnet Publishers

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12 NOVEMBER 2021 17

Xitiviso xa Vukamberi bya Nkona Wa Mbango

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Xitiviso xi nyikiwa hi ku landza swinawanawana swa 39-44 swa xinawana lexi humesiweke eka xitiviso xa mfumo xa nomboro R982 ya siku ra vumune N’wendzamhala 2014(Tani hi leswi swi tiyisisiweke na le hansi ka xiyenge xa 25(5) hlaya kunw’e na xiyenge xa 44 xa nawu wa vuhlayeseki by mbangu(NEMA) wa 1998(Nawu wa nhlayu ya 107 hi lembe ra 1998).Hi xikongomelo xo humesa tsalwambiko ra vuxokoxoko bya vukamberi bya ndhawu ya Fumani Orchard Plantation(Purasi)ePurasini ra Ireland 210 LT.Ndhawu leyi yi kumeka eka mpfhuka wa thlanu wa tikilomitara evuxeni by doroba ra Malamulele eka muganga wa Collins Chabane exifundzheni nkulu xa Limpopo.Mbuyelo wa vukamberi bya ndhawu leyi byi ta yisiwa eka tihofisinkulu ta ndzawulo ya nhluvukiso wa swa ikhonomi,Mbango na Vupfhumba ePolokwane (LEDET).

So many papers claim to be the “favourite” reading material for the “people”. They claim to have ridiculously high circulation figures, reaching millions of people every week.

Vuxokoxoko bya ndhawu leyi boxiweke Nkulukumba Tinyiko Lourence Chauke u endla xikombelo xa pfumelelo wo tirhisa ndhawu tani hileswi swi lavisiwaka xiswona hi ku landza GNR 983 list Activity 27 yaku basisa khume ra tihekitara ta misava ku humelerisa Fumani Orchard Plantation.

Ndhawu Ndhawu leyi komberiwaka yi kumeka evuxeni by Malamulele kwalomu ka tlhanu wa tikilomitara eka muganga waka Dinga, ehansi ka Masipala wa Collins Chabane xifundzeni xa Limpopo. Ndhawu leyi yi kumeka ndzeni ka Purasi ra Iraland 210 LT.

We’re not going to bother with stunts like that to lure advertisers. We suggest you do a simple experiment:

Lava vanga na ku tsakela na lava khumbhekaka va rhambhiwa ku tisa vuxokoxoko lebyi tsariweke ehansi tani hi goza ra xiave xa vaakatiko, ku ngase hela 30 wa masiku ya xiviko lexi.Lava va tsakelaku na lava khumbhekaka va rhambiwa ku nyika swi bumabumelo xikanw’e na mavito,nambara ya ritlingo(kumbe Ndlela leyi valaka ku khumbhiwa hi yona) ku ngava kuri email kumbe fax number, ehehla ka sweswo va thlela va kombisa loko vari na xiave hi tlhelo ra xibindzu,ximali kumbe xiave himayelana na ndhawu ya vulavisisi leyi endliwaku.Swibumabumelo swi fanele ku rhumeriwa eka Environmental Assessment Practintioner (EAP) ku ngase fika ti 6 ta Nw’endzamhala 2021 eka vuxokoxoko lebyi landzelaka.

Tiyiselani Macebele 33 Pixley ka same & Jenni street De Aar,7000 068 321 4288 macebele.tiyiselani@yahoo.co.nz

Visit your nearest store on a Friday and check what newspaper the customers walk out with.

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VHEMBE T.V.E.T. COLLEGE Site no 203, Private Bag X2136, Sibasa, 0970, Limpopo • Tel: (015) 963 3156 / 963 3657 • Fax: (015) 963 3154 • E-mail: fetcol@mweb.co.za

BID / TENDERS INVITATION BIDS ARE INVITED FOR THE RENDERING OF THE FOLLOWING SERVICES AS INDICATED BELOW: DESCRIPTION / PROJECT 1. PURCHASE AND SUPPLY OF GOLF SHIRTS & CAPS Evaluation Criteria: • 80/20 scoring points • Valid Tax Clearance Certificate • CK (Certified) • Valid BEE Verification Certificate(Certified) • Proof of Residence of the Company OR Lease agreement • Compliance to Specification obtainable in the Tender Document • Price 2. ESTABLISH OF ELECTRONICS, PROGRAMMING, CODING AND ROBOTICS Evaluation Criteria: • 80/20 scoring points • Valid Tax Clearance Certificate • CK (Certified) • Valid BEE Verification Certificate(Certified) • Proof of Residence of the Company OR Lease agreement • Accreditation Certificate for Training • Compliance to Specification obtainable in the Tender Document • Presentation • Price 3. Re - ADVERT PURCHASE AND SUPPLY OF ARTISAN MATERIAL FOR ELECTRICA WORKSHOP FOR ACCREDITATION Evaluation Criteria: • 80/20 scoring points • Valid Tax Clearance Certificate • CK (Certified) • Valid BEE Verification Certificate(Certified) • Proof of Residence of the Company OR Lease agreement • Compliance to Specification obtainable in the Tender Document • Price 4. RE- ADVERT PURCHASING AND SUPPLY OF TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTS TO ENABLE FITTER AND TURNER WORKSHOP FOR ACCREDITATION Evaluation Criteria: • 80/20 scoring points • Valid Tax Clearance Certificate • CK (Certified) • Valid BEE Verification Certificate(Certified) • Proof of Residence of the Company OR Lease agreement • Compliance to Specification obtainable in the Tender Document • Price 5. RE-ADVERT INVITATION OF AN ACCREDITED COPANY / SERVICE PROVIDER TO ASSESS IMPAIRMENT FOR ALL IMMOVABLE ASSETS FOR A PERIOD OF TWO YEARS (02 YEARS) Evaluation Criteria: • 80/20 scoring points • Valid Tax Clearance Certificate • CK (Certified) • Valid BEE Verification Certificate(Certified) • Proof of Residence of the Company OR Lease agreement • Compliance to Specification obtainable in the Tender Document • Letter of Financial good standing from the bank or labour / bank rating • Service provider must be an accredited property valuers.

• Service provider to do presentation on the methodology as part of functionality.

• Price

COMPULSORY BRIEFING SESSION MEETING DATE

TIME

VENUE

16/11/2021

14:00

Central Office

Makwarela Campus

(TENDER) BID NO.

EVALUATION CLOSING DATE CRITERIA AND TIME 80/20

02/12/2021 Time: 11h00

Vhembe TVET College, Central Office, Private Bag X2136 Sibasa 0970

R300.00

VTVET No 30/2021

80/20

02/12/2021 Time: 11h00

Vhembe TVET College, Central Office, Private Bag X2136 Sibasa 0970

R300.00

VTVET No 06/2021

80/20

02/12/2021 Time: 11h00

Vhembe TVET College, Central Office, Private Bag X2136 Sibasa 0970

R300.00

VTVET No 07/2021

80/20

02/12/2021 Time: 11h00

Vhembe TVET College, Central Office, Private Bag X2136 Sibasa 0970

R300.00

VTVET No 18/2021

80/20

02/12/2021 Time: 11h00

Vhembe TVET College, Central Office, Private Bag X2136 Sibasa 0970

R300.00

No Compulsory Briefing

Makwarela Campus No Compulsory Briefing

17/11/2021

14:00

Central Office

AMOUNT

VTVET No 29/2021

No Compulsory Briefing

Mavhoi Campus

POST DELIVERY TO

All Tender document will be obtained as from 17 NOVEMBER 2021, after briefing session at Central Office of Vhembe TVET College at Stand No 203, Unit A, Sibasa, Limpopo upon payment of non-refundable amount of R300.00 deposited to Vhembe FET Main Account at FNB: A/C No 62051338187: Branch Code 269149 will be acceptable. No cash and bank guaranteed cheque will be allowed. Ref number must be the name of the Company. All bids will remain valid for a period of ninety (90) days after closing date, the time and date of opening tender boxes. Late submissions, telegraphic, telefax or e-mail transmission tender will not be accepted.

Vhembe TVET College does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any bid and reserves the right to accept a tender as a whole or in part.

All tenders and supporting documents must be sealed in a cover clearly marked “Tender Bid Name and Number as well as the station / Campus where it is required” and must be deposited in the Tender Box A and B at Central Office, Site No 203, Sibasa, Limpopo, not later than 02 DECEMBER - 2021 at 11:00 for all the bids.

All enquires can be directed to +27 15 963 7000 OR by email to : tenders@vhembecollege.edu.za BR Hlekane The Principal

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12 NOVEMBER 2021 18 GREATER GIYANI MUNICIPALITY

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A TOWNSHIP TO BE KNOWN AS NEW GIYANI CITY IN TERMS OF SECTION 57 OF THE GREATER GIYANI SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BYLAW, 2017 Relics Town Planners (Pty) Ltd, being the authorized agent acting on behalf of the registered owner of Portion 185 and 186 of the Farm Greater Giyani 891-LT hereby gives notice in terms of the provisions of Section 57 of the Greater Giyani Spatial Planning and Land Use Management By-Law, 2017 read together with the provisions of the Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Act, 2013 (Act No. 16 of 2013) that an application to establish the township referred to details below, has been submitted to the Greater Giyani Local Municipality.

Particulars of the Proposed Township Name of Township: New Giyani City Full name of applicant: Relics Town Planners (Pty) Ltd Number of Erven in the proposed township: 10756 Erven constituted of 10625 Residential 1 Erven, 07 Residential 3 Erven, 12 Institutional Erven, 23 Business 1 Erven, 08 Educational Erven, 03 Industrial 1 Erven, 70 Public Open Space Erven, 04 Public Garage Erven, 04 Private Open Space Erven.

Vacancies / Tenders / Notices To advertise your Vacancy, Tender or Notice on this page, contact us at Tel: (015) 516 4996

Description of land on which the township is to be established: Portion 185 and Portion 186 of the Farm Greater Giyani 891-LT. Documents relating to the proposed application are available for inspection during normal office hours at the office of the Chief Town Planner: Planning and Development: Greater Giyani Municipality, Main Road BA 59, Giyani Civic Centre, Opposite Old Khensani Hospital, Giyani, 0826 or Tel: 015 811 5537 for a period of 30 days from 05 November 2021. Any objection(s) and/or comment(s), including the grounds for such objection(s) and/or comment(s) with full contact details, without which the Municipality cannot correspond with the body or person submitting the objection(s) and/or comment(s), shall be lodged to Chief Town Planner: Private Bag X9559, Giyani,0826, or send an email to: SitholeKV@greatergiyani.gov. za. Closing date for any objections and/or comments is 03 December 2021.

Address of Authorized Agent: Relics Town Planners (Pty) Ltd, P.O. Box 179, Mutale, 0956, Cell: (081) 825 8906, Email: nkululeko@relicssf.co.za.

Dates of notice: 05 November 2021 and 12 November 2021 GREATER GIYANI MUNICIPALITY XITIVISO XO ENDLA XIKOMBELO XO NTUMBULUXA DOROBA RA SA NEW GIYANI CITY KU YA HI VUMBIWA BYA SECTION 57 YA GREATER GIYANI HLUVUKISO WA MISAVA NA MAFAMBISELO YA MISAVA NAWU WA 2017 Khamphani ya Relics Town Planners (Pty) Ltd, hi Ku yimela vinyi va ndhawu ya Portion 185 and 186 of the Farm Greater Giyani 891-LT yi veka xitiviso ku ya hi vumbiwa bya Section 57 ya Greater Giyani Hluvukiso wa Misava na Mafambiselo ya Misava Nawu wa 2017 xa leswaku xikombelo xo ntumbuluxa doroba xi rumeriwile eka masipala wa Greater Giyani, hikuya hi nongonoko lowu landzelaka.

Vuxoko xoko bya xikombelo Vito ra Doroba: New Giyani City Vaendli va xikombelo: Relics Town Planners (Pty) Ltd Vuxoko xoko bya vutshamo: 10756 Erven constituted of 10625 Residential 1 Erven, 07 Residential 3 Erven, 12 Institutional Erven, 23 Business 1 Erven, 08 Educational Erven, 03 Industrial 1 Erven, 70 Public Open Space Erven, 04 Public Garage Erven, 04 Private Open Space Erven.

Vuxoko xoko hikuya hi xikombele lexi byi kumeka eka ti ofisi leti landzelaka hi karhi wa tolovelo wo tirha: Chief Town Planner: Planning and Development: Greater Giyani Municipality, Main Road BA 59, Giyani Civic Centre, Opposite Old Khensani Hospital, Giyani, 0826 kumbe Tel: 015 811 5537 ku ringana masiku ya 30 kusukela hi ti 05 Hukuri 2021.

Masiku ya xitiviso: 05 Hukuri 2021 na 12 Hukuri 2021

The Vice-Chancellor and Principal of the University of Venda (UNIVEN), Dr Bernard Nthambeleni invites you to the 2021 Physical Graduation Ceremonies.

These Physical Graduation Ceremonies will take place at the University Stadium on Friday, 19 November 2021 and are scheduled to take place at 09h00 (First Session) and 13h00 (Second Session).

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Mercy Mabidi

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UNIVEN Vice-Chancellor and Principal, Dr Bernard Nthambeleni to honour students during the 2021 Physical Graduation Ceremonies.

LIMPOPO MIRROR

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Three bullets for United in ABC League

Maindis donate points to UWC

of United to work overtime.

In the 27th minute, Bullets scored their opening goal. Their Rastafarian striker, Phathutshedzo Nemagovhani, caught the United keeper, Elikana Nemakanga, napping with a half volley.

Bullets were still leading 1-0 when the referee, Mr Mulalo Mubva, blew the half-time whistle.

United approached the last half with more self-confidence.

They initiated several promising moves within the first 10 minutes of the last stanza. At that stage, XI Bullets were playing defensive football. Ablex’s fighting spirit faded with time. The home side capitalised on the setback and scored their second goal in the 67th minute. Their overlapping midfielder, Talifhani Manyaga, gave the ball a final touch, following square pass from Phathutshedzo Nemagovhani.

By Frank Mavhungu After suffering a 1-4 defeat at the hands of Mikhado FC at the Rabali Stadium a fortnight ago, Vondwe XI Bullets rectified their mistakes and beat Ablex United 3-0 in their ABC Motsepe League match at the Tshifudi Stadium on Saturday.

Ablex were the better side regarding ball possession in the first 20 minutes of the game, but finding their way through the defence of Bullets, marshalled by Joshua Netshilindi and Dembe Makhunamisha, was difficult for them.

Realizing that they found matching the visitors in the midfield difficult, Bullets started to play long balls from behind.

They managed to frustrate the visitors’ midfielders while, at the same time, forcing the defenders

By Frank Mavhungu Maindis Ladies will not easily forget what happened to them last Saturday. They were brutally walloped 0-3 by the University of Western Cape Ladies FC (UWC FC) in their Hollywood Bets Super League match at the Cape Town Stadium.

The game was characterised by wasted scoring opportunities. Maindis squandered several scoring chances before conceding their first goal.

The hosts opened their account in the 14th minute via Josephine Steenkamp. She beat the keeper with a half volley after connecting a square pass from Valerie Van Heerden. Maindis continued to fight like a collective after conceding the first goal.

They lost cohesion towards the end of the first half, however. That resulted in their conceding another goal in the 40th minute.

The UWC’s second goal was registered in Salome Strydom’s name. Both sides effected some changes to their starting line-ups in the last half. The UWC students put matters beyond doubt when Jeanet Dlamini found the net later in the game.

Maindis did not lose their position on the log standings, despite suffering the embarrassing defeat. They are still lying in the eighth position on the log with 28 points accumulated from 23 outings.

The other Limpopo-based side, First Touch Academy, are also in mourning. They suffered a 0-1 defeat at the hands of Bloemfontein Celtic at the Seshego Stadium in Polokwane.

Richmond United Ladies gave away significant league points to TUT Ladies FC. They were beaten 0-2 at the TUT Campus Stadium in Pretoria. Tsunami Queens could not absorb the pressure from Thunderbirds Ladies FC, to whom they lost 0-2 at the Goble Park Stadium in Bethlehem.

Durban Ladies and Golden Ladies shared the spoils with their 1-1 draw at the Chatsworth Stadium in Durban, while Coal City Wizards lost 1-4 to JVW FC at the Puma Rugby Stadium in Emalahleni.

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play-off match. The Stars from Shayandima had completed their league proLacoste Morning Stars are leaving no gramme on top of Stream B. They will play stone unturned in their preparations for against the Stream A champions, Copper their Sasol Women’s League promotional Belts FC, to determine the team that will represent the province in the national promotional play-offs.

Although the teams had played their last league matches early last month, the league is still to announce the date on which the match will be played. What is clear is that the match will be played at the Ephraim Mohale Stadium in Modimolle.

According to the managing director of Morning Stars, Mr Emmanuel Mudau, his Ready for the promotional playoffs: Lacoste team have never stopped training after playMorning Stars FC. Photo: Frank Mavhungu. ing their last league match early last month.

By Frank Mavhungu

Dembe Makhunamisha of Bullets protects the ball, while Ampfarisaho Nenzhelele of Ablex pulls him back from behind.

Photo: Frank Mavhungu.

He said that keeping the players at the club house was an expensive exercise to him. He was forced to release the players who come from Gauteng to minimize the costs. According to him, all the local players travel from their respective homes to attend the team’s daily training sessions.

Mudau said that he would summon the Gauteng-based players to join their teammates at the training sessions as soon as they received the green light from the league. He said that they would use Copper Belts as their steppingstone to the national playoffs.

The national play-offs will be staged at the Mbombela Stadium in Nelspruit from 6 to 11 December. The best two teams in the playoffs will gain promotion to the elite league.

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The league logs are also available online at www.limpopomirror.co.za

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George Nkwitshi of Ablex United was also reprimanded with a card for dangerous play in the 75th minute. XI Bullets abandoned their positions and played defensive football in the last 15 minutes of the game.

Morning Stars are ready for promotional playoffs

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Bullets effected two changes to their starting 11 two minutes afterwards. They replaced Talifhani Manyanga and Tsiko Masikhwa with Maanda Rembuluwani and Khuliso Mudau respectively. Bullets were reduced to 10 men in the 70th minute when their first goal scorer, Phathutshedzo Nemagovhani, was given his marching orders for dangerous play.

Bullets managed to score another goal, despite the setback. A substitute, Khuliso Mudau, beat the offside trap and sent the keeper the wrong way with a ground cutter.

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VFA and TTM celebrate while Can Vondwe XI Bullets stop Munaca FC on Saturday?

Leopards’ woes continue another embarrassing defeat at home with their 1-3 loss to Uthongathi FC at the Vosloorus Stadium in Johannesburg. Ezinkosi are still to win a league match this season. They are languishing at the bottom of the log with five points from 12 outings.

Venda Football Academy (VFA) continued to pave their way to the DStv Premiership Division by beating Black Leopards 2-1 in their GladAfrica Championship League match at the Thohoyandou Stadium on Saturday.

VFA were the first to find the net. They were awarded a penalty 12 minutes into the game.

This after a defender of Leopards, Kiyaan Bull, tackled Rudzani Thabo the rough way within the penalty box. MacClive Phiri made no mistake from the white spot.

Black Leopards did not give up without a fight. They found the equalizer three minutes before the referee blew the half-time whistle. Their scoring machine, Tiklas Thutwa, was on target, following a neat pass from Kenneth Nthatheni.

The score was 1-1 when the teams adjourned for the half-time break.

VFA reclaimed the lead in the 60th minute.

Their lethal striker, Rotondwa Mutsivhuli, blasted in a rocket from inside the box.

Following their victory, VFA are now lying in the eighth spot on the log standings with 18 points, six behind the pace setters, JDR Stars.

Lidoda duvha are perched in the third position from the bottom of the log.

After losing 1-2 to Pretoria Callies two weeks ago, Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila (TTM) made a comeback and beat Polokwane City 2-0 at the Thohoyandou Stadium on Sunday. TTM’s goals came via Naeem Amoojee and Lebohang Mhlangeni. TTM have moved one step up on the log standings. Vhadau Vha Damani are now lying in the 12th spot with 13 points.

TTM’s first goal scorer, Naeem Amoojee.

Things are quickly moving from bad to worse in the camp of Jomo Cosmos. They had suffered Photo: Frank Mavhungu.

By Frank Mavhungu Most of the teams affiliated with the Limpopo Stream of the ABC Motsepe League will play their third round of league matches this weekend. Whether Vondwe XI Bullets will have enough strength to stop Munaca FC is something that remains to be seen. They will meet at the Tshifudi Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

Munaca and Bullets had collected the maximum points in their matches last weekend.

Munaca did the unexpected by beating the much-feared Mikhado FC 2-0 at the Louis Trichardt High School Grounds. Munaca are shining on top of the Stream A log standings with the victory.

This will be the second home match in a row for Bullets after they rose to the occasion and beat Ablex United 3-0 at the same venue last Saturday.

Bullets’ killer striker, Phathutshedzo Nemagovhani, will watch the game from the grandstand. He was given his marching orders for dangerous play in their game against Ablex United. The likes of Khuliso Mudau and Talifhani

Manyaga will be expected to Ablex United will host Musido the job in the absence of na United at the Louis TrichNemagovhani. Munaca’s play- ardt High School Grounds. makers, Mojagobedi Kopane Dennilton Callies will meet and Houessou Aboudou, will Magezi FC at the Groblersdal be expected to keep the fire Stadium. Phinnet FC will burning in the middle of the travel to Tubatse, where they park. will play against Tubatse Mikhado FC will host United at the Gamotodi Emmanuel FC at the Rabali Stadium, while Ngwaabe City Stadium. The spirts are high Motors and The Dolphins FC in the Emmanuel camp after will fight for league points at they beat Blackpool FC 2-1 the Jane Furse Stadium. at the Giyani Stadium last Saturday.

Blackpool FC will be on the road again.

They will travel to Louis Trichardt, where they will fight for league points against Mpheni Home Vondwe XI Defenders at Bullets’ the Makhaplaymaker, do Show Talifhani Grounds.

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