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Buried at last Grief-stricken family members sighed with relief after the body was exhumed.

Grave diggers about to retrieve the body of gogo Mutavhatsindi, who was buried for almost two weeks after a mortuary mix-up.

By Elmon Tshikhudo

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The long, frustrating and traumatic wait for the Mutavhatsindi family to bury their beloved gogo, Alidzulwi Mutavhatsindi, whose body has been missing and buried by another family for more than three weeks, finally came to an end over the weekend.

Mutavhatsindi (82) of Masakona village in the Vuwani area was supposed to have been buried a fortnight ago, but could not as a result of a body mix-up at the mortuary where her body was kept.

The family underwent a lot of pain and financial

loss in trying to find the missing body.

They had to go to different villages with the body of an unknown gogo, who the undertaker said was their relative, trying to locate the family of the old woman. They were finally able to connect with the family of the dead woman, who indicated that the dead woman was indeed their relative and that it implied that they had buried the wrong body.

The two families thought it would be a simple procedure to exhume the other body and to bury the right person. That was not to be as they had to go through the courts and use lawyers to apply

for orders for them. On Thursday last week, the two families sighed with relief when the court granted the order to exhume. On Friday morning, the two families gathered at the local graveyard at Ha-Raliphaswa in the Nzhelele area where the body had been buried.

Grief-stricken as they were, they had to wait while undertakers exhumed the body. It was put in a hearse and taken to the mortuary, where it was washed before being taken to Masakona for burial. The burial poured salt into wounds which had not had a chance to begin healing.

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LIMPOPO MIRROR

2 13 September 2013 Education

By Elmon Tshikhudo

Gogo buried “in her own grave” Phadziri donates R270 000 for disadvantaged pupils The Phadziri Bus Company opened its do something for the community because initiatives to develop the community hands again and donated R270 000 to they are the ones who made us what we through education. Mr Charles Lishivha education in the Sinthumule/Kutama are today,” said Mufamadi. from the Kutama/Sinthumule enrichment area.

He stated that it was a mistake for project was over the moon. “We thank The official handover was held at companies to think they could leave the Phadziri for their kind gesture and we hope Madombidzha last Tuesday. In June, the development of young pupils’ education they will continue assisting the deprived company had donated R204 000 towards to the government alone. He further said communities." He said the money would autumn classes and the current amount that the company was engaged in several help the pupils a lot. will be used for classes for disadvantaged Grade 12 pupils in remote areas.

Mr Simeon Mufamadi of Phadziri said that the company felt that it was essential to celebrate joint efforts in teaching. He said his company would always give support to education and that it encouraged pupils to study hard, so that they could pass at the end of the year. "You received During the presentation of the R270 000 are, from left to right, Charles Lishivha and Tshilidzi this donation as a result Malima, Eunice Munasi, Marubini Tshivhuya, Simeon Mufamadi and Takalani Chipota, Paulina of hard work and we Mulaudzi and Sonnyboy Masuka. are very proud of you,”

By Silas Nduvheni Mufamadi said.

According to him, his firm has fought tirelessly to improve the standard of education in The MEC for Agriculture, women leaders in the country, should be proud to be the home the country, especially Ms Machwene Semenya, has and in particular women leaders of the largest and oldest heritage in rural areas. “This is warned communities in the serving in the Cabinet. tree, the Big Tree, which is found part of our company’s Vhembe region to stop cutting “Some of the trees are good in Tshipise-Zwigodini and urged mission of giving some- down trees and rather to plant for medical purposes, while fruit them to preserve it for the sake of thing back to the com- trees and contribute to the trees and other food security pro- future generations. munity. We hope other greening of the country. grammes help to alleviate hunger Thovhele Vudzidzhena Nethcompanies will learn She added that the government and poverty. Trees through com- engwe said he was worried that that it is important to wanted the communities to stop mercial plantations also contrib- most of the community members veld and forest fires because they ute towards economic opportuni- were just cutting down trees. destroyed life. ties and job creation, especially in He urged communities to help Semenya was speaking at the rural areas,” she added. She fur- preserve and protect the enviPhalama sports grounds in Mu- ther said communities in Mutale ronment. tale on Thursday and motivated the residents helping victims of crime. He said they had already to take care of their built a three-roomed house for four children whose “green inheritance” The mother had been struck by lightning and died at event also marked the Mhinga. “Their mother left them with just some start of the planting seadilapidated mud huts. We also gave them R1 000 son and she encouraged to buy food and we also provided them with two communities to plant, beds." nurture and celebrate Limpopo Mirror decided to publish the report the unique biodiversity after a request from the victim of the country.

This year’s Arbour Week was celebrated in the first week of September and concentrated on the theme Our forest, our future. More than 300 indigenous and fruit trees were distributed around various municipalities across the The MEC for Agriculture, Ms Machwene Semenya (holding a spade), province and Semenya plants a tree near the Mutale municipal offices. She is helped by Mutale planted several trees Mayor Cllr Josephine Mukwevho (second from right) while the Eskom near the Mutale munic- Limpopo representative, Ms Tendani Moloto (far left), Thovhele ipal offices to honour Vudzidzhena Nethengwe and Cllr Pheneas Temba (far right) look on.

us to go from one village to the next with an unknown body in a car, trying to find our beloved gogo.

Now that we found her and gave her a decent send-off, her soul will rest in peace, unlike when she was buried many kilometres away from her own relatives.” She added that they were hurt, “but we feel we should forgive whatever happened.

Life should go on and maybe it happened for a purpose, that people should draw lessons from the whole experience," she said.

She said their losses were immense, but they were just happy that the undertaker had pledged to take care of them. “We bought all the groceries; we even bought a cow and slaughtered it for the mourners and everything was prepared, except for the body. We are happy we are burying her today,” she said.

The son of Munzhedzi Mabirimisa, Livhuwani, said there were some challenges in the family. "We are happy that it has come Headman Piet Mukwevho (left) with members to pass and we are goof the family, Tshinakaho Mulaudzi, Elias ing to give my mother Dzhombere and Humbulani Matoro at the a decent funeral on prepared grave. The headstone shows that she Saturday (tomorrow)," he said. was buried on Saturday, 31 August.

From Page 1 Family members gathered at the local Masakona cemetery for the burial, but other relatives, who had come before for the first burial, could not attend as it was during the week.

Family representative Ms Humbulani Matoro, who went through all the pain and through all the steps until the body was found, said the burial was a relief to the family.

"We went through a lot of pain and suffering. It was very traumatic for

By Kaizer Nengovhela

MEC urges communities to plant trees

Njhakanjhaka rape victim to get house

Ms Tsakani Baloyi, a single mother who was raped, chopped on the hands and left unconscious in the bush at Njhakanjhaka in November last year, will be smiling again soon. This is after it was decided by the office of the Deputy Minister of Correctional Services, Adv Ngoako Ramathlodi, to build a five-roomed house for her.

Baloyi recently explained her ordeal to Ramathlodi. She is self-employed, cooking and selling food at the gate of the nearby Mahatlane Secondary School as a way of generating income. In November last year, a man entered her house early in the morning. “He wielded a panga and threatened to kill me if I screamed. He pulled me out of the yard and into the bush, where he raped me repeatedly.

I tried to scream and he stabbed me in the face.

After raping me, he chopped my hands with his panga and left me unconscious. I woke up in the Polokwane Provincial Hospital, surrounded by nurses and doctors.”

She told Ramathlodi that she spent two months in hospital and could not work for herself as her left hand could not move. The head of the Thohoyandou Community Correction Facility, Farisani Mulaudzi, said the man who had raped Baloyi was serving 10 years' imprisonment. He said Baloyi’s story deeply touched Ramathlodi and he did not hesitate to take a decision. The house is under construction by a group of parolees and expected to be completed within three months.

Chief Vhonani Netshidzivhe of New life after Tsakani Baloyi holds a panga similar to the one prison said it was not the first time they were her rapist used when he injured her.

Notice

Mayoral imbizos for Madimbo and Malale Communities around Madimbo and Malale, outside Musina, will have a chance to discuss matters related to service delivery, when they meet the executive mayor of the Vhembe District Municipality, Cllr Tshitereke Matibe, Mayor Carol Phiri of Musina and councillors.

The Vhembe District Municipality will hold its mayoral public participation meeting at the Madimbo Primary School next Friday (20 September), said the media liaison officer of the Vhembe District, Mr Moss Shibambu. The officials will share ideas with various community stakeholders regarding

basic services, as well as water, electricity, roads, health and education, said Shibambu.

He added that government departments, such as home affairs, SASSA, Health, the SAPS, labour, agriculture, economic and environmental affairs, including Eskom, will be rendering their services.

Court news

“You are not the only stakeholder” Magistrate NC Mthombeni warned the accused in a rape case that if it became apparent that he was abusing the process of “application for DNA re-test”, he might end up forfeiting his bail status.

Businessman Helton Mabasa (32) appeared in the Hlanganani Regional Court in Waterval on two charges of rape last Monday (2/9), but his lawyer was absent.

“You're not the only stakeholder in this case,” Mthombeni told the accused. “There are those who are most affected who might even suspect that you gave us some considerations – such as a sheep, and I don't even eat mutton, for that matter.”

The court then instructed Mabasa to go and tell his lawyer telephonically that he must come up with a proposed trial date immediately. “You must also tell your lawyer that I have got the best relationship with him and that I don't wish to spoil it,” Mthombeni said sternly.

The trial date was eventually set for 7 and 8 October. So far, six identified witnesses will testify against the accused. “Whether your re-test results are available or not on the next court date, we'll continue with the matter,” concluded Mthombeni.

On 24 October 2012, Mabasa's application for a DNA re-test was granted after he had alleged

that there might have been foul play when the DNA tests were handled some months before. He wanted a re-test, which would be handled by an accredited institution other than the South African Police Services' forensic science laboratory in Pretoria.

Mabasa stands accused of raping a 13-year-old girl at knifepoint on 1 January 2010 at Majozi village. The victim was on her way home. On the night of 2 April 2011, a 20-year-old woman was on her way home too, when Mabasa allegedly grabbed her and ordered her to go with him into a seemingly deserted house.

He is alleged to have raped her in one of the rooms.

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By Andries van Zyl

Hate speech: Did circuit manager Phaswana go too far?

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my meetings ... he did not know who he was messing up with, right now, nobody will touch him! He is a no no. Nobody will touch him because, by the time I am done with him, he will not get a cent, nothing ... I am not finished with him ... he is crying now but I am not yet done ... I just started, I am enjoying it ... all the crying - I am really enjoying it ... So I got in a male Afrikaner lawyer who hates blacks ... If you are a NOW white person, I will get in ON! a black Afrikaner lawyer who hates whites, so that then all the scores of all the battles which were fought long ago, there we will fight it in court. By the time we are done you won’t have Phaswana regarding the incident and money ... you won’t have money ... recording by both email and SMS and your future will be down the drain yielded no response from him. The ... no matter how good you are today provincial Department of Education, ... If we start fighting and you are however, did respond by saying they not having any matric, what is going view the incident in a very serious Top brands such as: to happen? If the case is still on, we light. don’t give you anything ...”

The department’s provincial Zetagi, Polo, Soviet It was specifically these last re- spokesperson, Mr Phuti Seloba, Carlo G and many others! marks regarding black and white commented on Tuesday by saying: lawyers which infuriated the DA. “We are monitoring the case with Come and enjoy our “Dr Phaswana’s utterances … have interest. If the person on the audio friendly personal service! no place in our schools. He can be is indeed Dr Phaswana, then he has heard promoting racial discord and a lot to answer to,” Seloba said. He violence when he was addressing also confirmed that the department Grade 12s. His choice of words dur- is already conducting an internal ing his address are not befitting for investigation. an address meant for our learners,” “If it is indeed Dr Phaswana saying SHOP NO. 7 MVUSULUDZO CENTRE, says Ms Desiree van der Walt, DA these words, then he is not saying it THOHOYANDOU - Tel: (015) 962 6293 Limpopo Education spokesperson, on behalf of the Department of Eduin a press release after she laid the cation,” says Seloba. Asked whether Lay-byes welcome! Open your account charges of hate speech against Phas- Dr Phaswana had been suspended, today and get six months to pay! wana on Monday. pending the outcome of the investiAll debit and credit cards including She adds that the DA is committed gation, Seloba said that he was still RCS Cards welcome. to fighting any form of racial bigotry. on active duty.

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told ‘you don’t throw those’ what do you call them? ... you call them water bombs. You don’t know what a bomb is. I carried bombs, I fought, I carried bombs, I had bombs from Russia long ago before you were born. I know what a bomb is, I have seen people die, here, I’ve seen people die ... you don’t know what a bomb is ... You come to my office you will see my boy, he is nine years old, I am teaching him to shoot at that age, nine years old, I’ve got many guns, you don’t know what bombs are ... so you don’t throw any bomb, you don’t throw any egg ... you are the people who are to be exemplary ... you are the Grade 12s ...”

Dr Phaswana then threatens the matriculants: “But if there is a Grade 12 that doesn’t want to be here and he bends every rule of the school, God help me, you will be sorry! Because I am not going to have mercy on anybody who bends the rules ...”

Dr Phaswana continues his threats with reference to the matriculants’ exam papers: “Do you know where your [exam]paper goes when you write? After writing, do you know what happens? I send those k&#@ers [derogatory reference to black people] to come here and collect those papers and they come to me ... they come to me. So al daai k&#@ers wat hier kom om julle vraestelle te kom optel, hulle bring hulle na my toe. Ek kan maak enige ding wat ek wil met daai vraestel ... you won’t know what hit you ... you don’t mess up with me ... you are messing up with the wrong guy ... Your [exam]paper may not be found at the centre ... If I say you are de-registered now and you are out of the school, next year you come [and] I tell you you are over age ... you don’t come to my school finish and klaar ...

Do you hear me? ... I don’t threaten people ... when I want to hit people, I just hit them, I don’t tell them ... so you either go and behave or you’ll deal with me ...”

Dr Phaswana then warns the matriculants not to take him on, referring to someone who “messed up” with him: “There is a councillor principal who messed up with me in one of

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Did the circuit manager of the Vhembe Education District, Dr Sampie Phaswana, go too far when giving a tongue-lashing to a group of matriculants at Eric Louw High School in Musina about their apparent lack of discipline?

The Democratic Alliance (DA) in Limpopo believes so, going so far as to lay hate speech charges against Phaswana at the Musina Magistrate’s Court on Monday.

Dr Phaswana, an ordained minister of religion in the Lutheran Church, who holds a doctor’s degree in marital problems, as well as a master’s degree in divorce and a master’s degree in practical theology, is now at the centre of a controversy over the apparent racial slurs he uttered to matriculants following their “40 Days” celebration at Eric Louw. One of the children recorded his outburst and, after obtaining a copy of the recording, the DA decided to go public with it.

Dr Phaswana was apparently at the school for a meeting at the end of July, when the matriculants apparently started throwing eggs and water balloons at each other playfully. This outraged him, even more so when the matriculants apparent failed to obey a teacher’s instruction to stop. The group of matriculants was called in and what followed was an almost eight-minute-long tongue-lashing from Dr Phaswana, marked by foul language and racial remarks in both Afrikaans and English.

In the recording, Dr Phaswana can be heard saying: “I don’t play games ... now once you are here, you behave.

If the principal says ‘You don’t throw an egg to anybody’ you just don’t throw an egg ... and you think it is a joke when people fight and they stab each other ... this is not a battlefield ... You want to study, you come here, fine, we are all smiles. You don’t want to study, you voetsek! You just go.

Whoever does not want to be at school here, stand up now, I will de-register you over the phone now!”

Shortly afterwards, Dr Phaswana says: “... you don’t mess up with me – not now, not ever! Nobody messes up with me ... So ... you were

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Vhembe FET “the dumping ground of fired staff” Communities around the Vhembe FET College community, who had thought that all would be normal after the recent appointment of a new CEO and deputy, are in for a big disappointment.

The college, which was characterised by strikes by students and staff last year, who demanded the removal of the acting CEO, Dr JG Tshifularo, was at it again last week.

Hundreds of students, led by the college SRC, last Thursday held a peaceful march in protest against how things are being run at the college. Accompanied by the police, the students marched from the Makwarela campus to the college’s head office in Sibasa, where they handed over a memorandum detailing their Under fire: new Vhembe FET College CEO grievances, chief among them being the Lukau Mamabolo. immediate removal of the new CEO and

his deputy.

The students say that the Department of Higher Education does not appear to be prepared to solve the problems faced by the college. College SRC president Mr Rendani Nematswerani says they feel like they are a dumping ground for staff who have been fired elsewhere on serious charges.

The students demand that the new CEO, Lukau Mamabolo, must leave the college, together with his deputy, Ms Basani Hlekani.

Nematswerani says the new CEO and his deputy does not have a good track record with their former employers. According to Nematswerani, Mamabolo is not experienced in a senior position and he was fired six months into his previous position for poor management at the campus he was working at. “Mamabolo was working at the Mopani FET College as campus manager. The department gives us such a person. We really feel like the department doesn’t take our college seriously,” he says.

Nematswerani says that the hiring of the new CEO has caused division in the college as Mamabolo reversed all the decisions made by the SRC without communicating with them.

He adds that the deputy CEO, Basani Hlekani, is said to have been charged with misconduct and resigned before disciplinary measures could be taken against her.

“The SRC has a letter from the Hundreds of students, who marched to the college head office in Sibasa, being escorted college to prove our claim and we by the police. need the department to do something about this,” he adds.

In their memorandum, the students say that the department disrupts their institution through unions and that the college information circulates from the department to the unions before it reaches the college management.

Nematswerani says that as the SRC they have already written two letters to the Minister but received no response.

The Department of Higher Education’s curriculum manager at the regional office in Polokwane, Mr George Ngobeni, received the memorandum on behalf of the department The SRC president of Vhembe FET, Mr Rendani Nematswerani, looks on as the and promised that it would be sent to education department´s George Ngobeni signs the memorandum. the Minister.

By Elmon Tshikhudo

Premier Stan Mathabatha averts nasty situation Limpopo Premier Stan Mathabatha averted mayhem when he dissociated himself from remarks which had made the community of Malamulele angry and committed himself to their goal of establishing their own municipality.

The community of Malamulele comprises about 100 settlements, making up 14 wards of Thulamela municipality. They were told four weeks ago by the Municipal Demarcation Board that their submission for an own municipality had yielded no results. In anger, the entire community staged protests and damaged property, incurring damage of approximately R45 million.

Mathabatha, who had met the Malamulele Municipal Demarcation Task Team and several stakeholders, including traditional leaders, was supposed to give a report back to the community after having met the Municipal Demarcation Board two days previously.

Then it was rumoured that the message the premier was to announce was a negative message and two rumours circulated in Malamulele, agitating the community. The first was that ANC secretary general Gwede Mantashe had allegedly told Power FM Radio that the people of Malamulele wanted their own municipality for tribalistic reasons. The second was that Mathabatha himself had allegedly been quoted in a national daily newspaper as saying that the Malamulele people wanted a new municipality because of tribalism.

Before the premier arrived on Friday to give a report back, mobs started to swell in Malamulele town and shops closed on the advice of the police.

Militant youths indicated that, should the message from the premier be negative, they would cause mayhem.

After Mathabatha had addressed the structures and the task team, he reported back. In his report, the premier said that, after meeting the Boundaries Demarcation Committee earlier during the week, they had

shown a willingness to understand the problem, but a technical matter stood in the way.

He declined, however, to mention the technicality.

He reported there was an agreement that the Demarcation Committee would seek a legal opinion and report back in two weeks’ time.

Plain Truth

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By Elmon Tshikhudo

The quest for morality

Why are so many marriages falling apart today?

The stigma associated with divorce has become almost non-existent in our society and, as a result ,we have seen quite a substantial number of marriages ending up in divorce.

Divorce, irrespective of repercussions that those going through this process face, has become a common denominator in our society. It is amazing that this trend cuts across racial and religious divides. It is shocking to witness the number of marriages that were solemnized in the presence of God, parents and the church going down the drain.

Why is it that many marriages are failing today?

In my recent study and research, it has become clear that there are a number of contributory factors as to why marriages are failing. I will try to reflect on these factors in this article and proceed in the following weeks to highlight how best we can do our part (best) to eradicate this sorry state of marriage in our times.

The following factors can be cited: Lack of premarital counselling: It is common among newly married couples to find themselves in the situation where they just get married without undergoing premarital counselling, which results in a flawed foundation which ultimately cannot stand the test of time.

Marrying for wrong reasons: Some marriages, those facing serious challenges and on the brink of collapsing, often face these because couples marry for the wrong reasons. A marriage of convenience will always face challenges, and by convenience I mean marrying for status, retaining a family name, having a child together, and indeed marriage by arrangement wherein parents push you to marry someone you do not love.

Infidelity in marriage: Cheating, by both men and women, in marriage is causing lots of pain in many marriages and some end up divorcing or just continue living together whilst they have literally divorced.

You have couples who no longer share their bedroom but remain married for the sake of their children or for fear of sharing the wealth that they have accumulated together.

Debts doing us

apart: Some marriages are facing financial storms wherein one of the two either misuses money or has the habit of getting the family indebted by borrowing money and incurring debts that the couple can’t service.

Instead of ‘until death do us part’, it now becomes an issue of ‘debts do us part’.

Interference from external forces: External forces in this instance refer to more than just the element of infidelity where there is another man or woman, but it also involves parental control (remote control) wherein one of the two cannot take own decisions without consulting with parents or without parents telling him or her what to do. This also includes love for material things (possessions).

And last but not the least, failure to communicate effectively: Lack of proper communication and problem-solving skills has resulted in many marriages hitting rock bottom.

In this instance, men often withdraw from engaging with real issues and problems in their marriages, whilst women often behave like mosquitos who are forever making noise but causing real damage in terms of them driving the other person away.

That is why men often find solitude in beer drinking or befriending other women at work and so on. The next article will focus more on how best we can start dealing with some of these factors with an eye to providing a lasting solution as to how best we can save our marriages from collapsing or ending in divorce. Prof Derrick Mashau, Department of Christian Spirituality, Church History and Missiology, UNISA. (mashatd@unisa.ac.za.)

Prof Derrick Mashau.

By Mashudu Netsianda

In court for axing husband A 33-year-old woman from Lukukwe village outside Beit Bridge recently appeared in court for allegedly striking her husband with an axe, following a misunderstanding regarding her stepson.

Lindiwe Tshuma was not asked to plead to an attempted murder charge when she appeared before Magistrate Abednico Ndebele. The case was postponed and the accused is in custody. The court also advised Tshuma to approach the High Court for bail.

MEC Joyce Mashamba speaks during one of the meetings, while premier The court was told that on 12 Stan Mathabatha listens attentively.

August, while at her homestead in

Lukukwe village, Tshuma had a misunderstanding with her husband, Mr Lameck Tshuma. She had allegedly complained about her stepson’s behaviour and Mr Tshuma seemed not concerned about the issue and left for his bedroom.

The accused allegedly picked up an axe and followed him.

The court heard that she struck him once on the chin and he sustained a deep cut. It is alleged that soon after committing the offence, Tshuma fled from the home. A report was made to the police, leading to her arrest.

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By Elmon Tshikhudo

Six petty headmen installed in Shanzha area Residents of six different villages at Shanzha in the Nzhelele area, who have been without petty headmen for a long time, sang and danced for joy at the weekend when new petty headmen were officially in-

stalled in their area.

The six petty headmen, who are tasked with the overseeing of the villages in the area, are Mr Johannes Mushiane, who will be in charge of Golori, educator Kenneth Magadani

will oversee Lavhelesani, Mr Zacharia Neluheni will be in charge at Luheni, Mr Mpho Mabannda at Thaweni, Ranwedzi village will be under Mr Michael Savhasa, while Thondoni will be under the auspices of Mr Thomas Nange.

The function, which was attended by many community members and traditional leaders from around the Tshivhase territory, among them Chief Ramugondo and Mulindavhathu Randima, took place at the Shanzha royal palace on Saturday.

The installation was carried out by the local traditional leader, Chief Neckson Shavhani, who said it had become necessary to install petty headmen in the area. "Service delivery is very slow in this area.

Besides having all our villages electrified, we still have a dire shortage of water, our access roads are very bad and even the road that leads to my palace here is not accessible. Installing these petty headmen will help speed up service delivery, and there will be development in this area," said Shavhani.

He said it was a way of decentralizing power, which would mean that they would be able to identify areas of need at grassroots level and report to him, which would mean good governance.

"We need development here and this is a way to fast-track service delivery and development in our village.”

In installing the petty headmen, Shavhani implored them to treat all residents as equals and Chief Neckson Shavhani (with leopard skin) reads the riot act, while to work harmoniously in conjunction with all the structures in the village. installing petty headman Kennenth Magadaniduring.

By Mashudu Netsianda

SADC countries to harmonise migration labour laws The Southern African Development Community (SADC) countries are working on a framework that seeks to address labour migration and migration management in the region comprehensively.

According to Zimbabwe’s Labour and Social Services permanent secretary Mr Lancaster Museka, the action plan will improve the capacity of governments to manage labour migration better by harmonising data collection systems, immigration policy and legislation and addressing migrants’ health vulnerability.

“Our combined efforts will result in a system whereby national governments in SADC countries will have the capacity to enforce laws against exploitation and work together in managing labour migration,” he said.

Museka said well-managed labour migration flows, protection of the rights of migrant workers and effective responses to irregular migration could lead to mutual benefits for both migrants and states.

“We are also working with organisations such as the International Organisation for Migration (IOM), which is an organization committed to promoting co-ordination and dialogue on migration management in the region,” he said.

All SADC states are affected by migration, either as source, transit or destination countries. Some migratory movement in the region is related to conflict and insecurity. Most labour migrants in Southern Africa are working illegally in the region and do not enjoy the same basic rights as local workers and are often made to work in exploitative conditions.

According to the IOM, evidence suggests that the number of migrants is rising, but there is still a lack of reliable data on how many migrants enter states irregularl and stay and work in the informal sector.

Migrant workers make important contributions to the economies of the SADC countries. Zimbabwe and South Africa have already signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to regularize labour migration between the two countries. The MoU, which was signed in September 2009 by the then Labour ministers of South Africa and Zimbabwe, Mr Membathisi Mdladlana and Ms Paurina Mpariwa, only helps facilitate the processing of immigration and employment requirements for Zimbabweans wishing to work on South African farms in the Limpopo Province only.

The Head of Development and Planning Services, Cllr Phineas Themba, told people who receive disability grants to use them wisely and to benefit the disabled. “We are aware of people who misuse the money instead of maintaining the disabled,” he said during a recent event at the Londonani Day Care Centre. “We have a special programme at our district municipality and we encourage parents to take their disabled children to school,” he said. He added that they were working together with all the stakeholders to assist the municipality in adopting the Londolani Day Care Centre. “We will develop special programmes to sustain centres like this one,” he said. The manager at the day care centre, Ms Rosemary Denga, applauded the municipality’s involvement in the centre. In our photo, Themba is pushing one of the disabled pupils of the Londanani Day Care Centre in Ha-Rabali.

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When looking at Vele I doubt whether we are really so “green”

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espite our good global image in climate change and environmental issues, national authorities have granted Coal of Africa’s Vele Colliery permission to go ahead on their coal mining projects.

I concede that the mine has the potential to create jobs in that poverty-stricken area of the province. However, it must be noted that agriculture and tourism are also two of the three main economic pillars in the Limpopo Province (the other one being mining as expected), and have the potential to create jobs as well. The Green Economy Accord 2011 reaffirmed and consolidated South Africa’s commitment “to reduce the country’s dependency on coal-based energy”, and identified numerous opportunities in green economy that will eventually create close to half a million of jobs by 2020. Well, they might not be enough compared to the mining sector, but if given the capacity, the green economy can create more sustainable jobs. Let’s face it, this is the industry that must be given preference over coal mining, if we are really serious about climate change and carbon-emission reductions.

Furthermore, a number of well-crafted strategic documents and programmes exist and are aimed at meeting South Africa’s obligation to reduce carbon emission by 34% in 2020. If you have gone through the national documents you will agree with me that we do look good on paper when it comes to environmental issues and sustainable development. All the above-mentioned frameworks give the green light to sustainable development, which has been dubbed as one of the ways to boost our

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IC OF THE WEEK: Beware of the first aid! Ndivhuwo Nengovhela of Muhuyu XI Experience is carried off the pitch by the team’s officials after sustaining injury in their match against Muhuyu Copper Stars.

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global competiveness in social develexpansion plans, because bulk water opment. resources will be utilised in the process Be that as it may, it is confusing to of expanding. see the very same authorities continuing Based on the above pointers, the with the promotion of a carbon-intenconfident stance that is being shown by sive economy, something that is in con- the national authorities on how harmless tradiction to the above-mentioned stra- the Coal of Africa mining activities are tegic documents. One expects a green to the natural resource in that part of economy to be more relevant in solving Limpopo remains suspicious. It is also the socioeconomic circumstances of astonishing to see how Coal of Africa the broader society in the area such as has sustained their “good environmental where Coal of Africa’s Vele Colliery management” public image despite the is operating. So, why give approval to tremendous pressure from the anti-mina non-renewable resources business ing views by environmentalist organipractice that jeopardizes the natural sations. resources, and sustainable development Could this be a green washing or of the local people through renewable an act of a business falsely depicting resource’s economic opportunities? itself as environmentally friendly, Memorandums of understanding and exploiting its targeted resource at (MOA) were signed, and speeches were the expense of the present and future made about how harmless the Coal of generation?

Africa’s Vele Colliery is to the environ- Allen Tshautshau, Environmental ment. The question is, what do the other Control Officer and South African parties in the MOA understand (let me National Antarctic Programme’s guess, that it’s fine to degrade the envi- Deputy Team Leader at Marion ronment, I wonder). On the same note, Island. (Letter shortened) a seemingly well informed former Coal of Africa CEO John Wallington categorically denied the threat his company poses to the Vele’s surrounding environment, something Published by Zoutnet CC, trading as Limpopo Mirror of Shop no. 5 that environmentalists have Madar Centre, next to the Post Office, Thohoyandou. Typographically blatantly disapproved of. prepared by the proprietors and printed by D Brits, Jeppe Street To date, we hear of a Coal of 1, Makhado (Louis Trichardt).

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I’ve been a player too in amateur soccer where facilities such as a stretcher is a dream. That pic might sound & look horrible but it shows determination, true spirit & love of the game in the rural areas. - Tshiilidzi Sinugo

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- Kutelani Sigidi Deputy Manager: Communications Louis Trichardt Memorial Hospital I 100% agree. I am also still playing for a SAB team. To us as players there is nothing wrong with the medical team on the photo as they don’t have a real clue on how to assist injured players.

Water and some ice blocks will sort him out. - Khaba Lenjha Local business should do some social community investment and try and help here and there. Even the Municipality should help in providing such facilities in sports, as it will encourage youngsters to focus on sport. As a result less of them will get bored and there will be less crime! This will cause a huge development in the health status of youngsters, an increase in the years of living and all in all an increase in the economy. - Azwi Mawela Imagine if the guy falls! Mu2 hoyu u khou engedzeliwa pain lollllllll! - Tshivhenga Sathiel Wishing him a speedy recovery Blessings Masala Rasalanavho

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By Phathutshedzo Luvhengo

Service station invests in local education The owner of the Elim Engen Service Station, Mr Llewellyn Nel, believes that educating one person in a community is like educating the entire community.

He was speaking to competition winners during a ceremony at the Elim Mall last Thursday.

“We thank our customers for supporting us.

We are giving them prizes like bursaries, which will either help them or anyone from their families to further their studies,”

he said.

The filling station gave their competition winners prizes ranging from a bursary or plasma TV to petrol vouchers. The competitors entered for the competition when the Engen filling station opened.

Mr Daniel Smata, the winner of the R10 000 educational bursary, said he would use it for his childrens’ studies.

"My children love school and this money will help them,” he said.

According to the filling station's manager, Mr Kobus Klopper, they still need more support from the community. “We have done this for them to show that we appreciate their support. It is not our garage, but it is for our customers,” he said.

He added that education was a priority and emphasised that the communities should focus on that goal. He also said there were more competitions to come and the emphasis would be on education.

Mr Daniel Smata (right) receives his cheque during the event. Photographed shortly after the ceremony were, from left to right, Ms Fraena Mashego, Mr Llewellyn Nel (owner), the assistant manager, Mr Mac Mosefowa, the manager, Kobus Klopper, and Smata.

Women from different schools in the Luvuvhu Circuit in Vhembe district closed Women´s Month in style. The women, clad beautifully in different traditional attire, gathered at the Miracle Church in Thohoyandou, where they were addressed by different motivational speakers. Here they are seen with the circuit manager, Mr Rambani (seated third from right).

The elevation of the Archbishop Nthatheni Motshoare to the higher office of the National Interfaith Council in South Africa (NICSA) in Limpopo was seen as a big achievement by the village of Khubvi. The good news was also joyfully received by the local traditional leader, Chief Thinawanga Randima, who, together with his people, organised a big celebratory function for Motshoare. The event, held recently at the local sports field, was attended by an MP, Dr Mathole Motshega, the acting Vhembe executive mayor, Ms Lucy Mulaudzi, dignitaries from different religions, community organisations, traditional healers and traditional leaders.

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Most of the participants had never had exposure to such a level of arts involvement in their lives and thus found it inspiring.

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By Silas Nduvheni

200 Hippo water rollers for Qaza village It was a huge relief to the community of Qaza village outside Thohoyandou when they received 200 Hippo water rollers during a ceremony last Friday.

Water remains a problem for many villages in Vhembe.

Executive Mayor Tshitereke Matibe welcomed the partnership between the district municipality and Nedbank in the provision of the water rollers to the community. “Vhembe District Municipality is a water service authority and we are expected to deliver clean, potable water to

our communities. Our infrastructure is overloaded, dilapidated and tampered with by people who are connecting water illegally,” said Matibe.

He added that all these challenges are hindering the district from fulfilling its role of providing clean and drinkable water.

“We have set aside more than R500 million to upgrade and maintain the Xikundu water scheme, which supplies water to areas such as Maphophe, Makuleke Qaza, Mhinga and other parts of Nthlaveni and the Xikundu

area,” Matibe said.

He explained that he had noticed that Qaza Village had three boreholes which had not been working for the past two years and that technical services would ensure that these boreholes were maintained.

Ms Marcia Matsha, representing Nedbank, said that the 200 hippo water rollers would be able to store clean water for a very long period. The water roller is easy to use because after filling it with water, it can easily be pushed.

By Phathutshedzo Luvhengo

Pupils participate in Moot Court contest Thabisile Mahatlane and her petition was more than a com- been possible without the assisfriend, Patricia Mpapele, both pletion to me, but also a learning tance from the faculty of Law of 17-year-old girls, were among experience,” she added. The two the University of Venda,” added Ms Marcia Mathsa of Nedbank, Executive Mayor Tshitereke Matibe, Ndhuna Eric Risenga of the brightest young minds that pupils progressed from the dis- Thabisile. progressed to the recent nation- trict level to the provincial level She is excited about perform- Qazavillage and Ms Maria Mathonsi, photographed during the handing over of water rollers at al top 10 of the national Moot until they represented Limpopo ing as a lawyer while she is Qaza Village.

Court Competition. in the national competition. still in school. She thanked her They lost in the semifinals, Patricia admitted it was chal- school, her friend Patricia and held at the University of Preto- lenging, but mentioned that it Adv Makulana from Univen for ria. Despite their loss, the two had helped her understand the grooming her. “It brings joy to 072 576 1577 • 081 295 3513 pupils from Mahonisi Learn- fundamental aspects of the Con- me and my partner to be chaming Centre acknowledged how stitution. “This wouldn’t have pions in our province,” she said. much they enjoyed their journey from the initial Unit Number S8, Shayandima, Industrial Area commencement of the competition. The Moot Court Competition is a simulation exercise in which participants play WIDE RANGE OF ITEMS: • Kitchen schemes • Chest freezers • Over 20 stoves • Over 40 fridges • Microwaves the parts of lawyers in a • Washing machines • Lounge suites • Over 40 base sets • Variety of bedroom suites and robes to choose from fictitious court case.

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The Heaven Sent Pre-Primary School in Makhado (Louis Trichardt) celebrated Casual Day by wearing big and colourful hats to school.

In the front is the three-year-old Katlego Sebola. At the back from left to right are Mawana Masinyane (5) and Faranani Makananise (3). Photo supplied.

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By Kaizer Nengovhela

Umalusi accreditation for Paradise Maname Ronald Phadziri (81) laid to rest When Paradise Maname Comhe school is qualified to con- a 100% pass rate from me.” bined School opened its doors in 2004, little did the Nzhelele community know that this new independent school would ultimately become an oasis in the wilderness of education.

The school obtained 100% pass rate in the 2012 Grade 12 results and was also accredited by Umalusi (the Council for Quality Assurance in General and Further Education and Training) for the next seven years - from 1 May 2013 up to 30 April 2020.

duct all activities as required by the strict professional body.

“Meeting all Umalusi’s requirements was not a walk in the park,” recalls the director of the school, Dr Ntavhanyeni Phaswana. Nzhelele West circuit manager Ms Ndifelani Nnduvheni was impressed by these outstanding achievements.

“When the MEC for Education, Ms Dikeledi Magadzi, announced the Grade 12 results in December, she demanded

The principal of the school, Ms Angie’tjie Phaswana, promised that the effort of her dedicated and hardworking teachers would give them good results.”Whereas many schools in the province are doing mathematical literacy and general subjects, Paradise is doing physical science and mathematics. Those are subjects perceived to be difficult for both pupils and teachers. Be that as it may, our pupils will do well,” added Phaswana.

Community members paid their last respects strained and dignified man. to a well-known Lutheran Church veteran “For so many years, he served selflessly and and younger brother of the owner of Phadziri faithfully in parishes throughout the country, and Bus company, one of the founders of Gogobole in those dark days he made himself available day Bucs FC and community leader Mr Ronald and night to all who needed him,” he added.

Phadziri, who was laid to rest at Gogobole on On behalf of the Gogobole Royal Council, Mr Saturday.

Muswolwa Malema he said the grief which the He recently died at the age of 81 after a short family was experiencing “also touches us and illness. we will always remember him, because he had All speakers described Phadziri as a pioneer, a done so many good things for this community.” born leader and a man of vision.

According to Mr George Maphala, Phadziri was a good man who helped everyone, despite the circumstances. He said the family and church members were in great pain after losing one of their beloved members.

“We are greatly saddened by his death, but we will have to accept it, because God’s will has been done.”

His son, Makana, said that his father was very solemn, re- Family members pose in front of the tombstone of Mr Ronald Phadziri.

By Kaizer Nengovhela

A life of pain for young Rotondwa A little boy from Madabani village, Rotondwa Paradise Maname Combined School teachers hold some of their awards as well as the Umalusi Thenzheni (2), is a tragic victim of painful lizard Certificate. From left to right are Ms Mpho Netsianda, Ms Jolly Mphephu, Mr Nndweleni skin disease.

Masakona, Ms Angie´tjie Phaswana (principal), Mr Dingilizwe Dube, Mr Wilfred Matizha (deputy He started to develop lizard skin all over his body principal), Mr Gabriel Ndlovu, Ms Gladys Nekuvule and Mrs Elisa Nedohe. shortly after he was born at the Tshilwavhusiku Health Centre in 2011. According to his mother, he is in constant pain and has never smiled for the past two years. He cannot walk, play or do anything for himself. All he does is sleep and cry Where every child stands a chance! all day and night.

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By Frank Mavhungu

Black Leopards to play in Seshego Black Leopards will be playing their home matches at the Seshego Stadium, as the Venda-based one, Makhuvha Stadium, doesn’t meet the Premier Soccer League (PSL) standards.

PSL officials inspected the Makhuvha Stadium last week and reported back that it needed to be upgraded. Now, Lidoda Duvha will continue training and playing matches at the Seshego Stadium.

Leopards’ new manager, Mr Elvis “Disco” Booi, said they will be hosting African Warriors at Seshego this afternoon (Friday). He said they had no injury

concerns and the players were ready for the match. “We have been training for the whole week, rectifying all the mistakes that happened when we played the first NFD match against Roses United in Bloemfontein, where we played to a 0-0 draw. Our boys missed brilliant chances.

They should have done better,” he added.

On Sunday, they played a friendly game against Univen FC and beat the students in the practise match 7-0.

The head of sports, arts and culture of the Thulamela municipality, Mr Ronald Makhadi,

confirmed that the Makhuvha Stadium is not up to standard and contractors are busy completing it in order to fit the Safa standards.

“After its completion, Safa officials will come and assess it,” said Makhadi.

Saturday’s NFD fixtures are: Thanda Royal Zulu vs Santos, Roses United vs United FC, Maluti FET College vs Baroka FC, Milano United FC vs Jomo Cosmos and Chipas United vs FC Cape Town. Sunday’s matches are Sivutsa Stars vs Witbank Spurs and Vasco da Gama vs Blackburn Rovers.

By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho

“They took our land without consultation” The Njhakanjhaka Traditional Council is ac- newspaper sent a media inquiry to Department of cusing Makhado Municipality of taking a piece Public Works’ spokesperson, Pat Kgomo. Kgomo of land rightfully belonging to the council and was requested to clarify or confirm if the land handing it to the Waterval community for use belongs to the Depatment of Public Works and as a graveyard at Shikuhele B, near the Luvhola to confirm the validity of such a donation to the state plantation in Elim. municipality. So far, Kgomo has not answered to “The process was done without proper consulta- our media inquiry. Telephonic follow-ups proved tion with the council,” said the council’s chairman, fruitless, since he is either in a meeting or too busy Mr Vicky Muvhali. to speak with the media.

According to him, the council agreed to give However, Muvhali feels that the Department of the Waterval community one hectare of land for Public Works surely knows that the department a graveyard. The agreement between the council does not hold any title deed for the land. “Who and the Waterval community (and municipality) gave Public Works the land? Are they despising was such that the Waterval community (or the our honourable Chief?” said Muvhali. municipality, on behalf of the community) should Muvhali said that the council did not have any have had the site development assessment done problem with giving the Waterval community a for a two-hectare site, of which one hectare was piece of land for a graveyard. for the Waterval community and the other for the “The municipality normally demands a levy of Elim-Shirley-Njhakanjhaka communities. some sort from any family who uses the graveyard Makhado Municipality’s spokesperson Louis each time there’s a death,” said Muvhali. “Why Bobodi maintains that the municipality followed should the municipality gain money by selling the right procedures in acquiring the piece of land. grave spaces to our poor people, when the land “We have held several meetings with the council, rightfully belongs to the council and not the muincluding with the Department of Public Works,” nicipality?” said Bobodi.

“We were prepared to pay (money to) the council for that land after the evaluation process on the ground. But Public Works made it clear to the council that it is the [department’s] land.”

He then explains that the Department of Public Works subsequently donated the land to the municipality. Therefore, the municipality is continuing with the graveyard project. “The council must produce a title deed or proof of ownership, so that the municipality can pay Njhakanjhaka Traditional Council´s senior headman, Mr John Ntaveni, them,” says Bobodi. and chairperson Mr Vicky Muvhali are photographed here at the old, On 27 August, this full graveyard at Elim.

By Elmon Tshikhudo

Police are looking for Xavier’s family The Mutale police are looking for information about the next of kin of Mr Carlos Xavier.

Xavier, who is believed to be from Mozambique, does not speak and only smiles and nodds his head, was found wandering in the Tshixwadza area in January this year. His one hand has been amputated at the palm and he keeps it wrapped.

Mutale police spokesperson W/O Tshilidzi Nyambeni said that the police were called to Tshixwadza village in January this year about a young man who was wandering around the village, wearing a dress. Seeing that the man wasn’t acting normally, the police took him to Donald Fraser hospital for mental observation and

he was found to be fine.

“The man couldn’t speak Tshivenda and spoke only Portuguese.

Through an interpreter, he was able to tell us that he was from the Tete province in Mozambique,” said Nyambeni. Nyambeni added that, since then, Carlos hasn’t been able to speak another word and that all he does is smile. “We have tried to trace him even through Home Affairs, but couldn’t get anything. We are keeping him in our holding cells until his family members come to take him,” he added.

Anyone who might know where Xavier is from or his family is asked to call Nyambeni on 082 477 8494 or 015 967 800.

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Blue Eagles hold Rospa to a draw In their rehearsal match that was played at the Tshitungulwane grounds on Sunday, Muziafera Blue Eagles rose to the occasion and held Rospa United to a goalless draw.

It was a second disappointment for the United fans in a row, after their team lost 0-3 to Baroka FC in their friendly match at the Jane Furse Stadium in Sekhukhune the previous day.

As if they were campaigning in the same division, Blue Eagles managed to match their elder brothers pound for pound in all departments. The absence of Happy Mahuntsi in the Eagles striking force was evident from the onset as there was no one to keep the United defence running for cover.

Blue Eagles threatened to score in the 18th minute. The former Rospa United midfielder, Shandukani Mukoma, went loose from the middle of the park and lost possession on the brink of unleashing from the edge of the box. The United overlapping midfielders, Samuel Mohloa and Zweli Zwane, initiated some promising dual moves from behind, but Zwane caused an upset by shooting straight to the keeper from close range.

United introduced Katlego Nkhumane and Pfunzo Dzwuguda for Tumelo Moeti and Tapelo Mabuza respectively in the 39th minute. The United

keeper, Khathalani Chauke, was put to the test three minutes into the last half. Lindelani Muavha tried his luck from the 35-meter area with a volley. Chauke made his presence felt by stretching to the limit to palm the ball away for a corner kick.

In their desperate search for goals, United effected more changes to their starting lineup

later in the second half, but that did not change the complexion of the game.

Blue Eagles were all over United in the last 20 minutes of the game, but their strikers were unlucky. Phindulo Sadiki of Blue Eagles was brought down outside the box in the dying minutes, but the referee remained silent.

Musasa Mukhethwa of Blue Eagles controls the ball.

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By Kaizer Nengovhela

Makhado municipality to launch readathon Benny’s Care third in national final The mayor of the Makhado Municipality, Cllr David Mutavhatsindi, will officially launch a readathon campaign at the Buysdorp Community Hall tomorrow (Saturday).

The aim of the campaign is to

encourage children to read and write, and the mayor will address pupils from several schools in the area. The launch will start at 10:00. As part of Library Week celebrations, the municipality wants to encourage young people

to read for pleasure. The theme of the event is Unlock your mind, read books.

Cllr Matavhatsindi will also present school uniforms to 20 pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds.

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They finished third in the competition. They beat Western Cape 1-0 and the Eastern Cape 3-0, lost 1-3 on penalties to Mpumalanga and beat North

West 3-2 in the loser’s final.

The manager of the team, Mr Tshilidzi Sidebi, said the team had received tremendous support from the principal and teachers. “Just getting to the national finals has made a difference to the boys in terms of confidence and motivation,” he added. He said that the team played well, but were over-excited in the semifinals. The President of SASFA Limpopo, Mr Hulisani Mabasa, congrat-

ulated the team and said that the importance of sports in the lives of young people was valuable “and goes much further than the basic answer that it keeps them off the streets.”

He said sports provided many positive opportunities for the community, especially school children. “Good sportsmanship provides guidelines that can be used in the classroom. It also teaches children to function in a competitive society.”

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The exciting road ahead of Joe’s Express After gaining promotion to the Safa second division, Joe's Express Football Club are now looking ahead for a new life in the higher division.

According to the team’s managing director, Mr Joe Malala, their celebrations for promotion ended at the Jane Furse Stadium in Sekhukhune on Sunday as they started with their preparations for the start of the new season.

Joe’s Express were one of the top two teams in the SAB League promotional play-offs which were staged at the Jane Furse Stadium in Sekhukhune over the past weekend. When asked what he attributed the team’s success to, Malala said that it was the teamwork between the management and the players which made it possible for them to achieve their set goals.

He further indicated that they will effect some changes to the team and the technical staff. He reiterated, however, the fact that the players who had helped to promote the team will not be dumped for

the sake of changing the complexion of the team, saying they would only reinforce the departments that needed it.

He praised the players for making the whole of the Mutale municipal area proud, saying the promotion had not come cheaply.

When asked about the team’s new home ground, Malala said that it was common knowledge that there was no suitable venue to host Safa second division league matches in the Mutale municipal area. He said that they would be forced to either use Makwarela Stadium or search for a suitable venue in Musina which they could use as their home ground.

By Frank Mavhungu

United Brothers are the Big 4 champions Gwamasenga United Brothers were crowned the champions of the Big Four Soccer Tournament last Saturday. The tournament was staged at the Tsianda Gwamasenga grounds.

United Brothers beat Mukula Young Santos 3-0 in the final. As it was a winner-takes-all tournament, only the champions, United Brothers, were presented with a cash prize (R2 000) during a ceremony that was held at the grounds shortly after the final.

Four teams, Mukula Young Santos, Tshiphuseni All Stars, Vhembe FET College and the hosts, Gwamasenga United Brothers, took part in the one-day event. The first semifinal was between Gwamasenga United Brothers and Tshiphuseni All Stars. Although All Stars were the first to draw blood, they lost 2-3 to United Brothers.

Mukula Young Santos and Vhembe FET College played in the second semifinal. Vhembe tried everything within their power to frustrate their opponents through their dribbling skills, but at the end they lost 0-2. Gwamasenga United Brothers took the game to the visitors from the onset in the final.

It took them only nine minutes to open their account. Santos created some dangerous moves from behind, but their effort was not enough to stop the home side from scoring two more goals late in the last half.

According to the organisers, the aim of staging the event was to put their newly signed players to the test before the league activities for the new season start this weekend.

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Compulsory Briefing Time: 11H00 Date: 18 September 2013 Venue: Council Chamber Time: 11H00 Date: 18 September 2013 Venue: Council Chamber Time: 11H00 Date: 18 September 2013 Venue: Council Chamber Time: 11H00 Date: 18 September 2013 Venue: Council Chamber Time: 11H00 Date: 18 September 2013 Venue: Council Chamber Time: 11H00 Request for proposal from Consulting Date: 18 September Engineers for the survey, designing, 2013 compilation of tender document, supervision Venue: Council and commissioning of 143 connections at Chamber Nghomunghomu.

Time: 11H00 Request for proposal from Consulting Date: 18 September Engineers for the survey, designing, 2013 compilation of tender document, supervision Venue: Council and commissioning of 143 connections at Chamber Mavambe.

Time: 11H00 Request for proposal from Consulting Engineers for the survey, designing, compilation Date: 18 September 2013 of tender document, supervision and commissioning of 186 connections at Plange. Venue: Council Chamber Time: 11H00 Request for proposal from Consulting Date: 18 September Engineers for the survey, designing, 2013 compilation of tender document, supervision and commissioning of 205 erven at Mphakati Venue: Council Chamber Phase 2 Time: 11H00 Request for proposal from Consulting Engineers for the survey, designing, compilation Date: 18 September 2013 of tender document, supervision and commissioning of 241 connections at Altein. Venue: Council Chamber

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Interested Consulting Engineering Companies will be expected to submit the Bid documents with the following compulsory requirements.

Reference shall also be made to the tender document for other compulsory requirements.

• An Original Valid Tax Clearance Certificate issued by SARS • Company registration documents including Curriculum Vitae of key Personnel.

• Proof of updated payments of all the services in the municipality in which the business is registered.

• Record of Functionality (Performance) and references where similar services were rendered.

• List of similar executed projects with client contact details.

• Proof of Indemnity Insurance.

• Registration with MSAIEE • Company Profile.

Sealed bid documents must be submitted in an Envelope clearly marked “BID NUMBER AND DESCRIPTION” on the outside and must reach the undersigned by depositing it in the Bid Box in the front of the Main Entrance to the Civic Centre, by no later than the time and date reflected above.

All Bids received will be opened in public in the Municipality Boardroom, Civic Centre, Old Agriven Building, Thohoyandou.Bids will be evaluated on the basis of functionality and BBBEE rating as will be reflected on the tender documents.

All Service Provider found underperformed/incompetency/defaulted in paying employed community or other services rendered on their behalf on previous projects will be automatically be disqualified.

No late/telephonic/faxed/e-mailed bids will be accepted. Thulamela reserves the rights to accepts or disqualify any bids without compulsory requirements.

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EXTERNAL ADVERT 2013-09-09

To advertise your Vacancy or Tender on this page, contact Pieter George or Yolanda at: 015 516 4996

Deadlines for adverts:

• Classified adverts: 15:00 • Vacancy and Tender adverts: Tuesday 14:00 • Colour adverts: Monday 16:00

THULAMELA MUNICIPALITY HEAD OFFICE: THE ECONOMIC HUB OF VHEMBE REGION AND EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER INVITE APPLICATION FROM SUITABLE CANDIDATES FOR APPOINTMENT ON THE FOLLOWING VACANT POSITIONS.

DEPARTMENT : CORPORATE SERVICES POSITION : SENIOR MANAGER REMUNERATION : NEGOTIABLE Employment Term: 5-year performance-based contract (to be appointed in terms of Sections 56 and 57 of Municipal Systems Act, 32 of 2000 and the Local Government Laws Amendment Act, 19 of 2008) REQUEIREMENTS: • NQF Level 7 in fields of Administration/Human Resources/Law qualifications.

• Certificate in Municipal Finance Management Programme.

• Minimum of 7 years at Senior and Middle Management levels, of which at least 2 years must have been at Senior Management level.

• Valid Code 08/B driver’s licence.

COMPETENCIES: • In-depth knowledge and extensive understanding of Human Resources Management practices, Labour Relations, Training and Development and different Municipal regulations and related legislative framework.

• Knowledge of ICT, Council Support, Auxiliary Services and Payroll.

• Team player, with strong strategic leadership and management abilities.

• Ability to interpret, implement, statutes and develop policies.

• Report-writing skills.

KEY PERFOMANCES AREAS: • Manage HR management, Training and Development, ICT, Payroll Section, Council Support and Auxiliary Services.

• Provide secretarial services, administer by-laws, and execute Council resolutions.

• Provide strategic support and oversee the provision of support services in all units within the Directorate.

• Develop, review and manage the implementation of Human Resources strategies, plan policies and procedures in line with national policy framework and guidelines.

• Provide strategic leadership in Human Resources strategy implementation and labour matters.

• Manage Corporate Services department’ s budget.

• Compile Directorate’s monthly, quarterly, mid-term and annual reports in line with the legislative requirements for Council and other organs of State.

• Perform the duties and functions as contained in Section 55 of the Local Government Municipal System Act, 2000 (Act 32 of 2000).

• Lead and manage staff and all related matters.

DEPARTMENT : COMMUNITY SERVICES DIVISION : ENVIRONMENTAL AND WASTE MANAGEMENT POSITION : GENERAL ASSISTANTS (CLEANSING SERVICES) POST LEVEL : 15 NUMBER OF POST : 2 SALARY SCALE : R91 705.80 REQUEIREMENTS • Grade 12 plus 1-2 years registered certificate in cleansing services.

• At least two years experience in related field.

• Cleansing skills.

• Be able to work under pressure.

• Ability to read and write.

RESPONSIBILITIES • Proper cleaning of toilets, equipments, offices and assets.

• Ensure effective use of cleaning material and equipments.

• Empty office refuse bins daily and dispose of all refuse appropriately in the refuse bins for collection.

• Check ablution blocks at least twice a day and clean accordingly.

• Dusting office furniture, ceiling and bookshelves timeously.

• Vacuum all carpets at least twice per week.

• Clean windows on the inside and outside timeously.

• Provide assistance in the preparation of meetings (when told to so by the senior) • Perform other functions as may be delegated by the supervisor.

DEPARTMENT : ROADS AND STORMWATER SERVICES DIVISION : ROADS AND STORMWATER POSITION : GENERAL ASSISTANTS POST LEVEL : 15 NUMBER OF POSTS : 02 SALARY SCALE : R91 705.80 REQUEIREMENTS: • Grade 12 and N3 in Civil Engineering..

• Computer literate.

• Valid Driver’s Licence.

RESPONSIBILITIES: • Assisting the Handyman in measuring completed tasks.

• Perform general duties that need technical expertise in Civil Engineering works.

• Provide supervision in the absence of Handyman and Artisan.

DEPARTMENT : FINANCIAL SERVICES POSITION : INTERNS NUMBER OF POST : 03 SALARY : R72 000.00 per annum DURATION : TWO (2) YEARS FIXED CONTRACT REQUIERMENTS • B.Comm. Degree or National Diploma with Accounting as one of the majors.

• Computer literacy.

• Good interpersonal, written and verbal communication skills.

RESPONSIBILITIES • Implementation of financial Management reforms and the Municipal Finance Management Act. • Capital and operating budget administration.

• Expenditure administration.

• Revenue administration.

• Supply chain management.

• General financial administration.

DEPARTMENT : HOUSING & ELECTICAL SERVICES DIVISION : ELECTRICITY POSITION : GENERAL ASSISTANTS POST LEVEL : 15 NUMBER OF POSTS : 02 SALARY SCALE : R91 705.80 REQUIREMENTS • Grade 12 and N3/L3 Electrical Engineering Heavy current.

• 1 to 2 years relevant experience.

• Able to read and write.

DUTIES • Perform any general work assigned by supervisor.

• Assisting on maintenance and electrical installation of street lights and traffic lights.

• And any other duties delegated by the supervisor, DEPARTMENT : HOUSING & ELECTICAL SERVICES DIVISION : ELECTRICITY POSITION : GENERAL ASSISTANT POST LEVEL : 15 NUMBER OF POSTS : 01 SALARY SCALE : R91 705.80 REQUIREMENTS • Grade 12and N3 in Electro - Mechanical Engineering with 1-3 years relevant experience.

• Knowledge of repairing and installation of Air Conditioning and able to perform electrical building maintenance.

• Able to read and write.

DUTIES • Perform any general work assigned by supervisor.

• To repair and install air conditioner.

• Render regular services to air conditioners.

• And any other duties delegated by the supervisor.

DEPARTMENT : HOUSING & ELECTRICAL SERVICES DIVISION : BUILDING POSITION : GENERAL ASSISTANT POST LEVEL : 15 NUMBER OF POSTS : 01 SALARY SCALE : R91 705.80 REQUIREMENTS • Grade 12 and N3 in Civil Engineering with 1 – 3 years relevant experience.

• Knowledge of building and task competency electrical building maintenance.

DUTIES • Assist Handyman during execution of work.

• And any other duties delegated by the supervisor.

• Writing monthly report.

NB. Fraudulent qualifications or documents will immediately disqualify any application.

An application form and comprehensive CV with certified copies of certificates to be forwarded to: The Municipal Manager, P / Bag X5066, Thohoyandou, 0950 or may be handed in at office No. 130b during working hours.

For administrative enquiries contact: Sikhwivhilu N.M @015 962 7686. The closing date is 2013/10/03.

Should you not be contacted within 30 days after the closing date, please accept that your application has been unsuccessful.

MUNICIPAL MANAGER Adv. MATHIVHA M.H

UPGRADING OF ROADS D4370 (TOMPI SELEKA TO MOGALADI)/ D4285 (GA-MATLALA TO GAMMELA TO TSIMANYANE TO KROMDRAAI)/D4213 (SEBILWANE RIVER BRIDGE) THE SEKHUKHUNE DISTRICT OF LIMPOPO PROVINCE CONTRACT No. RAL/T539B/2013 The employer is the Roads Agency Limpopo SOC Ltd. Tender documents are obtainable from the cashier’s office, ground floor, Roads Agency Limpopo SOC, RAL Towers, at 26 Rabe Street (c/o Biccard Street), Polokwane, Telephone (015) 291-4236, upon receipt of non-refundable cash or bank guaranteed cheque payment of R300, 00 per set.

Tender documents are obtainable during the following times: 08:00 to 15:00 (Monday to Friday) as from Monday 16th September 2013.

Bank guaranteed cheques must be made payable to the Roads Agency Limpopo SOC Ltd. Queries related to the issues of these documents may be addressed to Mr F. Baloyi, Tel No 015 291 4655, and Fax No 015 291 2334, e-mail: baloyif@kwcrs.co.za or E.W.Van Renssen, Tel No. 012 333 9705, Fax No. 086 578 6944, e-mail: eduardvr@leoconsult.co.za A compulsory clarification meeting with representatives of the employer will take place at intersection of Road, D4100 (Tompi Seleka) and Road, D4370, coordinates (S24˚48’19.65”, E29˚28’15.05”) on Wednesday 18th of September 2013 starting at 11H00.

The closing time for receipt of tender is 11H00 on Friday 04th of October 2013.

Telegraphic, telephonic, telex, facsimile and late tenders will not be accepted.

Tenders, completed as prescribed, shall be sealed in an envelope marked “Tender No. RAL/T539B/2013, Upgrading(Gravel to Tar) of Roads, D4370( Tompi Seleka to Mogaladi)/ D4285(Ga-Matlala to Ga-Mmela to Tsimanyane to Kromdraai) and D4213(Sebilwane River Bridge), in the Sekhukhune District of Limpopo province” and deposited in the box located in the entrance foyer (ground floor) of RAL Towers, 26 Rabe Street (c/o Biccard Street), Polokwane.

Tenderers shall have a CIDB class grading of: 7CE or 6CE PE or higher.

VACANCIES & TENDERS

THULAMELA MUNICIPALITY

Private Bag X5066 Thohoyandou 0950 Limpopo Province Tel: (015) 962 7500 Fax: (015) 962 4020 (015) 962 5328

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SOUTH AFRICAN CUSTODIAL MANAGEMENT (PTY) LTD KUTAMA SINTHUMULE CORRECTIONAL CENTRE SPARROW ROAD, LOUIS TRICHARDT, 0920 TEL: (015) 519 4500 FAX: (015) 519 4545 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA

South African Custodial Management (SACM) is a private custodial institution. SACM is an Equal Opportunity Employer and intends to promote representivity with respect to race, gender and disability in terms of the Employment Equity Act when seeking a candidate with experience and qualifications for the following position :-

ADMIN CLERK Kutama Sinthumule Correctional Centre (Makhado, Limpopo) Requirements: • A recognized tertiary formal qualifications in B Com Accounting or Diploma in Accounting will be an advantage • 2 - 3 years experience in computerised payroll, Exel Spreadsheets and creditors’ management .

Essential Criteria: • Experience with South African payroll , cash book reconciliation and creditors payments • Effective oral and written communication skills • Attention to detail, numerical aptitude and ability to work under pressure to meet deadlines and compile figures • Exemplary disciplinary and employment record.

Duties: • Captures payroll information on the VIP system and posts batches to the General Ledger • Reviews pay run and corrects errors to ensure payroll accuracy• Keeps accurate payroll, periodic earnings and personnel records and reconciles tax, statutory and medical deductions • Collates, records, reconciles and files creditor , expense allocation and outstanding liability documentation •Prepares and records payments and receipts in electronic cashbooks and reconciles to the bank statement• Matches orders, GRN s and invoices to ensure timeous creditor payment• Complies with South African laws and SACM policies •Attends to other duties as directed by management.

Job rotation: • The successful candidate will rotate jobs in the interests of career development and operational requirements of the facility. The successful candidate will initially be deployed in the Payroll and creditors department.

Written applications with a comprehensive curriculum vitae and contactable references should be forwarded to: The Human Resource Manager, SACM, Private Bag x2006, Louis Trichardt 0920 or email to recruitment@sacms.com . Closing date for applications is 27 September 2013. Short-listed candidates may be required to write a competency test as part of the selection process.

Enquiries: HR Manager – 015 519 4500 “Applicants, who have not been contacted by 30 October 2013, must consider their applications as being unsuccessful”.

SACM reserves the right not to make any appointment.”

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MAKHADO MUNICIPALITY Tel: (015) 519 3000 Fax: (015) 516 1195 Private Bag X2596 Makhado 0920

KENNISGEWING VAN INSPEKSIE VAN EIENDOMME: OPSTEL VAN MUNISIPALE WAARDASIEROL VIR 2014 TOT 2018 Alle bewoners van grond en/of geregistreerde grondeienaars in die Makhado munisipale jurisdiksie word hiermee in kennis gestel dat RISUNA Property Consultants and Valuers van Giyani, Limpopo Provinsie aangestel is as die Munisipaliteit se waardeerder om die 2014-2018 Munisipale Waardasierol op te stel. Ingevolge die bepalings van artikel 41 van die Plaaslike Bestuur: Wet op Munisipale Eiendomsbelasting, Wet 6 van 2004 mag die Munisipale Waardeerder of enige ander persoon soos deur die Munisipale Waardeerder gemagtig, tussen 07h30 en 19h00 op enige dag behalwe op Sondag of ‘n openbare vakansiedag, enige eiendom in die munisipale gebied wat waardeer moet word, betree en mag die eiendom inspekteer vir waardasie doeleindes.

The general public and in specific members of the Mphephu Traditional Community are hereby notified and invited to a public meeting to take a community resolution regarding the upgrading of Matshavhawe Village located on a portion of the farm Bloemfontein 223 M.T. Matshavhawe Village is located approximately 27km to the northeast of Makhado (Louis Trichardt) and covers approximately 230 hectares. The meeting is in line with the provisions of the Interim Protection of Informal Land Rights Act, 1996. The meeting will take place on Sunday 06 October 2013 at 09:00 at the khoro in Matshavhawe Village.

Enige verder navrae / versoek om klarigheid kan gerig word aan die Munisipale Waardeerder, Mnr Kulani Nkuna by selfoonnommer 072 987 6422 Burgersentrum Kroghstraat nr 83 MAKHADO Kennisgewing Nr 136 of 2013 MNR I P MUTSHINYALI Lêer: 8/3/2/1117 MUNISIPALE BESTUURDER 12/13 September 2013

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Invitation to a Public Meeting to take a Community Resolution regarding the upgrading of Matshavhawe Village located on a portion of the farm Bloemfontein 223 M.T.

Dit sal waardeer word indien u in ooreenstemming met die bepalings van die genoemde Wet samewerking sal gee deur die Munisipale Waardeerder of sy behoorlik gemagtigde assistant en/of data-kollekteerder toegang tot die eiendom te gee sodat die Munisipaliteit sy werk in die verband kan afhandel.

MAKHADO MUNICIPALITY Tel: (015) 519 3000 Fax: (015) 516 1195 Private Bag X2596 Makhado 0920

Enquiries: Vhakoma of Chief Magadani – S Nemirani 072 756 6466; Department of Rural Development & Land Reform – Ms Suzan Molele (015) 297 3539; Pieterse, Du Toit & Associates - Jaco du Plessis (015) 297 4970/1.

XITIVISO XO KAMBELA TINDZHAKA: NKATSAKANYO WA VHALUWEXINI RHOLO YA MASIPALA LEMBE XIMALI 2014 KU FIKA 2018

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PUBLIC NOTIFICATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORISATION LEDET Reference Number : 12/1/9/2-V3 Project Name : Makhado Colliery Project The Applicant, Coal of Africa Limited hereby notifies registered Interested and Affected Parties (IAPs) of the granting of the Environmental Authorisation by Limpopo Economic Development, Environment and Tourism (LEDET) on 30 August 2013 for the Makhado Colliery Project in terms of the National Environmental Management Act (NEMA), 1998 (Act 107 of 1998). A copy of the Environmental Authorisation is available upon request from the Public Participation Manager (Naledi Development), which details the conditions as well as reasons for granting the Environmental Authorisation. The LEDET was satisfied that the applicant has complied with the legislative requirements in terms of NEMA. Key factors considered by LEDET in making a decision to grant the authorisation include:• The nature of the proposed site and proposed activity; • Report on the results of consultation with interested and affected parties and • The possible impacts, the mitigation measures and the recommendations with regard to the proposed mining activities.

In terms of Chapter 7, Regulation 60 of the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations of 2010, any person (the appellant) affected by the decision to grant the Environmental Authorisation who wishes to appeal against this decision, must submit a notice of intention to appeal with the MEC for Economic Development, Environment and Tourism within 20 days after the date of the decision i.e. 19 September 2013.

The appeal must be submitted to the MEC for Economic Development, Environment and Tourism on an official form published by or obtainable from the relevant department. An appeal must be submitted to the relevant department within 30 days of the lodging of the notice of intention to appeal.

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Vaaka tiko hinkwavo va Masipala wa Makhado mitivisiwa leswaku RISUNA Property Consultants and Valuers vale Giyani, Limpopo Province va thoriwile hi masipala ku katsakanya xikanwe na ku mpimanyeta vhaluwexini rholo ya masipala ya lembe ximali 2014 ku fika 2018. Hiku landza xiyenge xa 41 xa Mfumo Xikaya: Nawu wa mintsengo ya tindzhaka, No 6 of 2004 muvhaluwetara wa masipala kumbe un’wana la pfumeleriweke hi masipala u ta pfumeleriwa ku nghena eka muako wun’wana na wun’wana lowu lavaka ku vhaluwetiwa ku sukela hi awara ya 07h30 ku fika awara ya 19h00 eka masiku ya vhiki handle ka Sonto na holodeni.

Milemukisiwa leswaku munhu la pfumeleriweke hi masipala ku vhaluweta tindzhaka ta masipala u fanele kuti kombisa hi karata leri nga na xifaniso xa yena n’winyi na lunghelo ro tala ro huma eka vhaluwetara wa masipala.

Muvhaluwetara wa boheka ku hemesa swo ti kombisa hi swona loko a komberiwile. Swi nga endleka munhu loyi a va a ri na mupfuneti wa yena wo hundzuluxela ririmi kumbe unwana langa pfunetaka eka nkarhini wolowo.

Swi nga khenseka swinene loko muvhaluwetara wa masipala hiku landza nawu lowu boxiweke laha henhla a nga pfumeleriwa ku nghena emintini leswaku ata kota ku heta mintirho ya yena leyi a tholeriweke yona.

Swivutiso hinkwaswo kumbe swikombelo swo tikhorwisa swinga yisiwa eka Muvhaluwetara wa masipala, Tatana Kulani Nkuna eka Rinqhingho ra le nyongeni 072 987 6422 Civic Center No. 83 Krogh Street MAKHADO Notice No 136 of 2013 File: 8/3/2/1117 12/13 September 2013

MAKHADO MUNICIPALITY

MAKHADO MUNICIPALITY

Tel: (015) 519 3000 Fax: (015) 516 1195 Private Bag X2596 Makhado 0920

Tel: (015) 519 3000 Fax: (015) 516 1195 Private Bag X2596 Makhado 0920

NDIVHADZO YA U TOLIWA HA NDAKA: NDUGISELO YA NDEMEYA YA NDAKA KHA NWAHA WA MUVHALELANO WA 2014 U SWIKA 2018.

All occupants of land and/or registered property owners in the Makhado Municipal jurisdiction are hereby informed that RISUNA Property Consultants and Valuers of Giyani, Limpopo Province have been appointed as Municipality’s valuer to compile the 2014-2018 Municipal Valuation Roll. In terms of the provisions of section 41 of the Local Government: Property Rates Act, No 6 of 2004 the municipal valuer or other person authorized by the municipal valuer, may between 07h30 and 19h00 on any day except a Sunday or public holiday, enter any property in the municipality that must be valued, and inspect the property for the purpose of valuation.

Please note that such person authorized by the municipal valuer must be in possession of an identity card containing a photograph of such person and full authority issued by the municipal valuer, and must on demand by any person on the property produce his or her identity card, and such person may be accompanied by an interpreter or any other person whose assistance may be reasonably required in the circumstances.

It will be appreciated if you will in line with the provisions of the said Act, co-operate in permitting the municipal valuer or his duly appointed assistant and/or data collector access to the property in order to enable Municipality to complete its task in this regard.

MR I P MUTSHINYALI MUNICIPAL MANAGER

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Any further enquiries / request for verification can be directed to Municipality’s Valuer, Mr Kulani Nkuna at cellular number 072 987 6422

Vhadzulapo vhane vha vha na ndaka vha dzulaho nga fhasi ha Masipala wa Makhado vha khou divhadziwa uri RISUNA property consultants and Valuers of Giyani, Limpopo Province vho tiwa u vha vhone Vhasedzulisi Vha Ndeme ya Ndaka nga Masipala kha nwaha wa muvhalelano wa 2014 u swika 2018. Uya nga tshitenwa tsha tshipida tsha mahumi mana na nthihi tsha mulayo wa muvhuso wapo wa ndaka wa vhu 6 wa nwaha wa 2004 (Local Government Property Rates Act, Act no.6 of 2004, section 41) uri Mutoli wa ndaka ya Masipala kana muthu zwawe o fhiwaho mannda nga Masipala u tea u tendelwa u dzhena midini kana afho hure na ndaka iyo u i tola vhukati ha hafu u bva kha iri ya vhutanu na vhuvhili nga matsheloni u swika awara ya vhutanu na vhuvhili nga madekwana duvha linwe na linwe hu sa katelwi Swondaha na holodei ya nnyi na nnyi hu tshi itelwa u tolwa ha ndaka.

Kha vha dzhiele ntha uri muthu onoyo o tendelwaho u tea u vhonala nga u vha na garata ya tshinepe tshawe, tsumbo ya mannda o fhelelaho (vhurifhi) o a newaho nga Mutoli wa ndaka, nahone u tea u kona u sumbedza garata ya vhune kana bugu ndaula yawe arali o humbelwa na uri muthu onoyo u fanela u tshimbila na mutalutshedzi kana muthu munwevho ane a nga thusa kha nyimele ine thuso ya nga todea.

Ri do livhuwa tshumisano yavho kha u do tendela Mutoli wa ndeme ya ndaka wa Masipala kana muthusi wawe a tshi do tola ndaka yavho hu u itela ui Masipala a kone u khunyeledza mushumo uyo..

Vha todaho u pfesesa zwinwe na u sedzulusa zwinwe maelana na fhungo heli vha nga kwamana na Mutoli wa ndeme ya ndaka ya Masipala (Municipal Valuer) vho- Kulani Nkuna kha nomboro ya lutingo ya 072 9876422.

Civic Center No. 83 Krogh Street MAKHADO Notice No 136 of 2013 File: 8/3/2/1117 12/13 September 2013

MR I P MUTSHINYALI MUNICIPAL MANAGER

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NOTICE OF INSPECTION OF PROPERTIES: MUNICIPAL VALUATION ROLL COMPILATION 2014-2018

Civic Center No. 83 Krogh Street MAKHADO Notice No 136 of 2013 File: 8/3/2/1117 12/13 September 2013

MR I P MUTSHINYALI MUNICIPAL MANAGER

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Traffic came to a standstill on Sunday evening when a Do Light Transport bus driver and the driver of a bakkie were involved in a road-rage incident at the western entrance to the Makhado Super Spar parking. The bus driver was driving down Songozwi Street with commuters while the driver of the bakkie wanted to turn into the Super Spar parking area. It seems like the drivers disagreed on who should have right of way. According to the onlookers, the bakkie driver stopped in front the bus, stepped out of his car and went inside the Super Spar. He returned moments later with a small packet of mealie meal. Bus occupants and some of the onlookers swore at him blatantly, but he never said a word. He then got inside the vehicle and drove into the parking area, where he finally found a parking spot.

Neem asseblief kennis dat sodanige persoon soos deur die Munisipale Waardeerder gemagtig is, in besit moet wees van ‘n identiteitskaart met ‘n foto van die betrokke gemagtigde persoon asook ‘n volledige magtiging uitgereik deur die Munisipale Waardeerder, en moet dit kan toon op aanvraag deur enige bewoner of eienaar van eiedom; die gemagtigde persoon kan ook vergesel wees van ‘n interpreteerder of enige ander persoon wie se bystand rederlikerwys benodig word in die bapaalde omstandighede.

LIMPOPO MIRROR

18 13 September 2013

By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho

Destitute family of six need serious intervention from municipality

Top: Ms Maria Marhumeke and her three children sit at the back of their mud rondavel.

Left: Maria and her mother Mudjadji (right) and Maria’s children stand near their previous abode, which was damaged by a rain storm last year.

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family’s plight and promised to send Ward 28’s Cllr Alpheus Mmbadi to assess the situation. Bobodi confirmed last Tuesday that Mmbadi had finally visited the Marhumeke and found that their living conditions were “unwelcome”.

“We are still considering whether we should put them on an emergency housing list,” said Bobodi.

“Mmbadi found that whatever you (the journalist) said in your e-mail about the family’s poor living condition is true.”

Maria doesn’t have an ID book; neither does she know her age. Her four children do not receive child support grants, since they do not have birth certificates.

The two children, Witty (8) and Tinyiko (16), quit school early this year. “We had no uniforms and other kids were laughing at us,” said Witty.

Mambedi Senior Primary School’s principal, Ms Rose Mdaka, said that she had persuaded Tinyiko not to quit school.

“She quit school twice - last year and this year in January,” said Mdaka.

“She said there was no food at home and that she wanted to move around seeking money.”

Mdaka maintains that even today, when Tinyiko sees her on the street, she just runs away.

Maria Marhumeke said that she had lost all hope and faith.

“We ask our honourable mayor to come and see our pain,” said a weeping Maria.

Private Bag X5066 Thohoyandou 0950 Limpopo Province Tel: (015) 962 7500 Fax: (015) 962 4020 (015) 962 5328

Thulamela Municipality invites capable service providers for the provision of the following service: BID NUMBER DESCRIPTION BID PRICE BID NO .

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Maria Marhumeke, her four children and her elderly mother have yet again requested to stay with their neighbours for fear of living in a hazardous mud rondavel at Mambedi in Valdezia, near Elim.

This follows a year after the former construction project manager at Coghsta, Thabo Ledwaba, promised that a house would be built for the indigent family.

The family’s makeshift shelter was destroyed by a rain storm which swept through Vhembe in October last year.

After that setback, they built a mud rondavel, but now ants have gnawed away the thatched roofing and its poles.

“This roof can fall on us at any time,” said Maria, pointing at the rafters covered with ants’ soil.

The Valdezia-Mambedi Sanco branch feels that the municipality should treat the Marhumeke family as a disaster case and build them an RDP house. “This family is suffering, and God might punish somebody if this house were to collapse and bury them within the rubble,” said Sanco’s chairperson Reggie Maluleke.

Makhado Municipality’s spokesperson, Louis Bobodi, said that the municipality was not aware of the

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LIMPOPO MIRROR Two Countries Marathon

13 September 2013 19

By Frank Mavhungu

Can Nkosiyazi Sibanda win again?

Joe’s Express promoted to 2nd Division

Sibanda said that he trained hard to win and also to set a new course record. Well-known local favourite Bethuel Netshifhefhe (Nedbank Athletics Club) says he is in perfect condition and ready to become the new champion. According to him, he cannot let his fans and his country down.

Netshifhefhe ended in third position last year and finished six minutes behind the champion.

Michael Ngaseke of Mr Price Athletics Club, who finished the race in second position last year, however, says that he is going to win the race.

The veteran female runner, Jane Mudau, says that she trained very hard, but another favourite, Joyce Makwarela, states that she has set her eyes on the first prize and gold medal in the ladies’ race.

Last year, Olivia Chatachi of the Nedbank Club won the half-marathon for females.

According to the organiser from Musina Municipality, Mr Mathews Sithole, the main purpose of the marathon is to promote long-distance running in the area. Sithole appealed to the runners to be punctual at the registration point and said that several prizes were at stake.

The race is organised by the Soutpansberg Athletics Club and cash prizes of about R73 000 will be awarded. The winner of the marathon will win R7 000 in the open races for men and women and the winners of the half-marathons will receive R3 000 each. The winners of the 10km races will receive R1 000 each.

The mayor of the Musina Municipality, Cllr Well-known Bethuel Netshifhefhe says he aims Carol Phiri, will present the prizes after the race. to win the race this year.

Joe’s Express Football managed to make the grade during the SAB League promotional play-offs which were staged at the Jane Furse Stadium in Sekhukhune over the past weekend.

The team from the Northern part of Vhembe District meant business from their first match against Masokolara FC from Sekhukhune.

As if they were hypnotised, the hosts did not respond when Joe’s Express scored three beautiful goals in the game.

Their second game was against the Waterberg side, Ocean Birds, whom they brutally walloped 7-2.

Things turned against Joe’s Express in their third game, which was played on Sunday morning.

They lost 0-2 to Winners Park from the Mopani District.

Their fourth and last match

The winner of last year’s Two Countries Marathon from Zimbabwe to South Africa, Nkosiyazi Sibanda of Zimbabwe, will be attempting to win the 16th race again tomorrow (Saturday).

was against Molemole Academy from Capricorn District.

Molemole were leading 2-0 at some stage, but Joe’s Express did not throw in the towel. They continued to fight like a united team and at the end it worked for them. They managed to make a late comeback and scored three goals, to finish the tournament with nine points.

In the other promotional playoff matches, Molemole Academy started the tournament with a bang. They beat the hosts, Masokolara FC, 2-0 on Saturday morning, but Ocean Birds from Waterberg were the hardest hit.

They were brutally walloped 0-11 by Winners Park from Mopani. Winners Park continued to collect points by beating Molemole Academy 2-0 in their second match.

Winners Park secured a place

in the Safa Second Division by beating Joe’s Express 2-0 in their third match on Sunday morning. The only match which Ocean Birds had won was against Masokolara FC, whom they beat 4-2. Although their final match was a formality, as they had already gained promotion to the higher division, Winners Park gave Masokolara FC a 4-0 soccer lesson in their final match on Sunday afternoon. Molemole Academy beat Ocean Birds 2-1 in their fourth match.

The top two teams in the tournament, Joe’s Express and Winners Park, will be campaigning in the Safa second dvision when the activities for the new season start in three weeks' time. Five teams, Joe’s Express, Masokolara FC, Winners Park, Molemole Academy and Ocean Birds, took part in the two-day event.

Joe’s Express FC.

Nkosiyazi Sibanda will attempt to win the 16th Olivia Chitatchi, last year´s winner of the Two Countries Marathon tomorrow. half-marathon for women.

By Kaizer Nengovhela

Tshikwani Stone Breakers win tournament Tshikwani Stone Breakers won Mureleni on Sunday. the Tshimamukhi tournament Arsenal was the superior side after beating Madombidzha from the onset as far as possesArsenal in the final match at sion of the ball was concerned.

This resulted in their putting more pressure on the defence of Breakers for the better part of the match. The second half was characterised by dangerous play from the Breakers players.

In an attempt to calm the situation, the referee flashed several yellow cards. Morethe Letlalo and Tshikosi Mashau for Breakers were booked for the application of dirty tricks and dangerous play. Mashau was later replaced by Masala Tshinanga, but this did not have any influence on the outcome of the match.

In the last 10 minutes, Breakers started to chance the action as Arsenal enjoyed ball possession The draw was a fair result for the evenly contested match. The final score was nil-nil and the two teams went Mugeyi Mafela of Arsenal controls the ball, while Tshikosi Mashau is into a penalty shoot-out. chasing from behind.

Breakers won by 5-4.

Workers of Checkers in Makhado (Louis Trichardt) were photographed wearing casual clothes during Casual Day last Friday. From left to right in our photo are Matome Mabeba, Gladsy Sandani, Moses Tseisi, Cathrine Maluleke, Gloria Nthulane, Luvhengo Madavha and Brenda Mphagi.

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By Kaizer Nengovhela

Stars win Sesonke games 2-1

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Madombidzha Western Stars were too good for Tshiozwi Dynamos and beat them 2-1 in the final match of the Sesonke tournament at the Tshiozwi grounds on Sunday.

The score was not a true reflection of the game. The first half was characterised by wasted chances, with the home team dominating the proceedings.

Velaphi Mphaphuli of Dynamos was unlucky when his volley hit the crossbar and bounced outside the pitch for a goal kick.

Stars opened their account in the 27th minute.

Ridovhona Singo scored after a square pass from Thabo Matuba. Tsie Nndwambi of Dynamos was cautioned for obstructing Rio Ramabulana.

Dynamos tried hard to reduce the margin, but

the defence of their opponents denied them several opportunities. Mashudu Nengovhela of Dynamos scored their only goal after he passed three defenders in row and scored easily in the 54th minute. The visiting team went further ahead in the 68th minute, when Maanda Magoro was tripped within the box. That was a clear penalty for the home team. Thabo Matuba put

matters beyond doubt, when he showed the Dynamos keeper, Thendo Shishivhi, the wrong way from the penalty spot.

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