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By Elmon Tshikhudo

A drinking spree for two drinking “sisters” ended in a bloody mess when the two were involved in a violent fight.

The two women enjoyed themselves at one of the beer joints in Thohoyandou on Saturday afternoon. Everything seemed to be going well as they were dancing to the music while drinking their beers.

They were in the company of some men, who also bought beer for them from time to time. The peace was interrupted when a man, who is said to be in love with both the women, arrived and bought a bottle of beer for one of them.

That was when one of the two women saw red.

An ugly war of words is said to have ensued and escalated

into a dirty fight.

As the fight intensified, the two women were ejected from the tavern and they continued to fight outside.

Eyewitness Dakalo Magau of Tswinga, who happened to be there when the incident occurred, said Maggie Maliga, who resides at the nearby Tswinga village, was seriously injured.

“These women fought and disturbed the peace at the tavern and had to be removed outside, where they continued hitting each other with fists. They apparently started using any object they could lay their hands on when they were tired. They stabbed each other with beer bottles, hitting each other with bricks and also bit each other,” he added.

He said the older one started bleeding heavily after a chunk of flesh was bitten off from her mouth. She also suffered another terrible blow to her ear and it was almost detached from her head.

The fight stopped and the badly injured woman decided to go to the police station to report the matter. She collapsed on her way. That was when a large crowd of onlookers gathered and some tried to administer first aid while waiting for an ambulance and the police.

A bystander who had kicked the badly injured woman received instant justice when he was beaten up by men who had been helping the injured woman. “I have never seen such a fierce and ugly fight between women. What shocked me most was when they started biting each other and when a large chunk of flesh was bitten off from one of the women,” said Magau.

Thohoyandou police spokesperson Major Mashudu Malelo said a suspect, Livhuwani Maliga of Mapate, was arrested in connection with the case.

The 28-year-old suspect appeared in the Thohoyandou Magistrate’s Court on Monday and was charged with assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. “She has been warned to The mutilated Maggie Maliga (31), whose lip was partly bitten off appear again when the victim is discharged from during a fight with her sister. hospital,” said Malelo.

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By Anton van Zyl

By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho

Defamation suit against Mirror dropped

Community builds house for poor man

Mkhachani Samuel Maringa gave notice last week that he is dropping the defamation suit against Limpopo Mirror and offered to pay the legal costs incurred thus far.

Maringa, via his attorney, Mr Khutso Mpai, filed papers in the Louis Trichardt Magistrate’s Court in March this year, claiming R100 000 from the paper for alleged defamation.

He claimed that the newspaper had carried an article more than three years ago about the death of a family member who was murdered near Mbhalati village at Malamulele. The family member, Mr Moses Maringa,

A resident of Mashamba's two-room mud house collapsed some five years ago and he has been living in an unstable place arranged for him by a ward councillor for the past three years, while waiting for an RDP house to become available. Last week, the community of Mashamba spoke in one voice and agreed that they must donate building material to build a one-room abode for the 53-year-old indigent Phinias Fhedzisani Singo.

Every household contributed a single brick and, for those

was brutally murdered on Friday, 26 March, 2010. He was a wellknown Venda musician and his body was found next to a burntout vehicle.

Zoutnet, publishers of the Limpopo Mirror, immediately filed an exception in the court, stating that it was impossible to plead to the accusations.

Their legal representative, Dr Rudolph, argued that the claim of defamation was simply nonsensical. Attorney Mpai never explained how they linked an article about a musician’s death to defamation.

In the papers filed by Mpai, he states that the newspaper did not

ask permission from the family to carry the story.

He also argues, on behalf of Maringa, that a family member had only learnt about the death when she read about it in the newspaper a week after the incident. She was apparently so traumatized that she died.

Dr Rudolph asked the court to instruct the plaintiff to remove all the sections that made no legal or grammatical sense.

Khutso Mpai Attorneys sent notice last week that they were no longer continuing with the case and that they would reimburse Zoutnet for the legal costs incurred in defending the matter.

who could afford it, a bag of cement. One lady in particular had donated a door, door frame and five bags of cement, while another gentleman made a huge contribution of seven corrugated sheets for the roofing.

“I am happy that they are building a house for me,” says Singo. “It's winter now and where I am temporarily staying is not warm.” Singo's children are currently not living with him for lack of shelter. He says that he hopes that once the house is finished, his children will come back home.

According to the chairperson of the local Sanco branch, Rose Mudau, the house should be completed by the end of this week. “They need to keep warm from this icy winter,” says Mudau.

Mudau further indicated that Singo's mother has just passed away and that she would be buried over the weekend. She adds that a number of youths within the Mashamba community and the neighbouring villages have volunteered to build the house for free in honour of Singo's mother.

By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho

College receives engineering equipment It was an occasion of great joy and happiness for students at the Vhembe FET College in Thohoyandou when Eskom unveiled some state-of-the-art equipment for the electrical engineering centre at the college on Monday.

According to Eskom’s chairman, Mr Zola Tsotsi, the unveiling formed part of activities planned to commemorate Eskom’s 90 years of existence and

of giving back to the communities in which it operates.

The Minister of Public Enterprises, Mr Malusi Gigaba, also attended the event. “We are thrilled by the fact that Eskom is making this contribution to the college at a time when the country is celebrating youth month,” said Gigaba, unveiling the newly equipped centre. “This contribution not only demonstrates Eskom’s commitment to the em-

powerment of the youth, but also goes a long way in addressing the on-going issue of unemployment and the shortage of specialised skills in the country.”

He added that the commitment was in line with Government’s objective to create an enabling environment for all FET colleges in the country in order for the institutions to deliver quality education.

The initiative will benefit the college’s 874 electrical engineering students.

“This will surely impact positively on our teaching and learning activities as our core business and will help us in the improvement of our results, thereby producing more artisans and electrical engineers In the phote are (from left to right) Eskom chairman Mr Zola Tsotsi, in our country,” said Dr Dr Joe Tshifularo, Mr Malusi Gigaba (Minister of Public Enterprise), Joe Tshifularo, CEO Thovhele Vho-Gole Mphaphuli and the mayor of the Thulamela and principal at Vhembe Municipality, Cllr Grace Mahosi.

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Mr Phinias Fhedzisani Singo (second from right) pictured with Ms Rose Mudau (right) and some of the community members at the site of the new house.

The community of Mashamba is building a house for a homeless, unemployed man, Mr Phinias Fhedzisani Singo.

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By Ndivhuwo Musetha

Unknown gas inundates pupils at Tshithuthuni School

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Forty-seven children and three teachers were he found the teargas tin lying in the street in the Right now we are going to test the tin to help us to taken to Siloam Hospital for check-ups after in- morning while he was walking to the school,” said arrive at an answer,” said Tharaga. haling an unknown gas, suspected to be teargas, Netshithuthuni.

Netshithuthuni said that no case had been opened in their classroom.

The spokesperson for the Siloam Police, W/O with the police as “we are now focusing on the The incident happened at Tshithuthuni Primary Tharaga, disputed allegations that the tin was full health of the children. As I am talking to you now, School at Tshithuthuni village outside Siloam at of gas when the boy found it in the street. “It is we are waiting for the ambulance to come and pick about 13:45 on Monday (June 10). not true that the children inhaled the gas, as the tin up the last group of the affected children, so that According to the chairperson of the school’s was empty when the boy found it in the street,” they can be taken to Siloam Hospital. What we governing body, Mr Maudu Netshithuthuni, the said Tharaga. Asking why the tin was found in the want is for our children to be examined to establish incident happened in the Grade 7 class, after a street, Tharaga said: “We are avoiding asking many if there is any serious effect on their health,” said pupil smashed a teargas tin against the wall of the questions to the boy, as he is busy writing exams. Netshithuthuni. classroom. “After the tin was damaged, gas was released through a small opening in the tin,” he said.

“Shortly after the incident the face of one of the girls started to swell, while the othe pupils started to sneeze. Three of the teachers who went into the class also started to sneeze after they had inhaled the gas,” explained Netshithuthuni during a telephonic interview. He stated that the school regarded the incident as extremely serious and emphasised that all 47 pupils and the three teachers were taken to Siloam Hospital for a check-up on Tuesday morning.

Netshithuthuni said there was no sign of complications caused by the gas to the victims, and even the girl whose Mayor Grace Mahosi of the Thulamela Municipality tabled a budget of R640 726 256 during a council meeting last face started swelling Friday. In our photo, she shares a light moment with traditional leaders after the meeting. A detailed report of the was now in good condi- budget will be published in next week’s Limpopo Mirror. tion. “The boy told us

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4 14 June 2013

By Kaizer Nengovhela

“We are tired of power abuse in Vhembe region”

An official of the South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) helps an elderly person to get a card during the visit of Premier Cassel Mathale at the Bungeni Stadium last Friday.

A large police contingent was dispatched to protect the ANC provincial office (Frans Mohlala House) on Monday after a disgruntled group of comrades entered the office, demanding that the Vhembe region should be disbanded with immediate effect, due to factionalism.

Members handed a memorandum of demands to the spokesperson of the ANC provincial task team, Sello Lediga, behind closed doors.

Although the memo was not provided to the media, angry members disclosed that they were tired with the abuse of power by Premier Cassel Mathale’s friend, Tshitereke Matibe, who is the chairperson of the ANC Vhembe Region.

The protesters said people who were supporting President

Jacob Zuma prior to the Mangaung Conference were demoted from their managerial positions by the Mathale allies. Angry members want the provincial task team (PTT) to replace Matibe with someone else to ensure the smooth running of the party.

The spokesperson for the PTT, Sello Lediga, said they knew about the problems in the Vhembe region and they were going to solve them within two weeks. Lediga said the ANC was the party for the people and comrades must enjoy being members without any intimidation. He said the PTT was going to deal with the leadership issue in Vhembe in order to rebuild the party.

“Two weeks ago, the ANC provincial task team disbanded the Sekhukhune, Peter Mokaba and Mopani regions of the ANC

for causing factions in the party. The PTT Spokesperson, Sello Lediga, said it was in the best interest of the organisation to disband the three regions in order to create an environment in which the ANC could begin to rebuild its structures, because clearly the branches [had] rejected the RECs (regional executive committees),” he said.

“The investigation focused on allegations of mismanagement of party affairs and institutionalised factions. The disbanded structures were accused of running parallel structures and preventing members from participating in processes before the African National Congress’s conference in Mangaung,” he said. Lediga said this was going to impact on the party’s plans to rebuild the ANC.

Members of different Vhembe ANC branches marched to the ANC provincial office (Frans A group of elderly women from Magoro performed the Gere dance during the prize-giving Mohlala House) last Monday, demanding that the Vhembe region should be disbanded with ceremony of the Kremetart cycling race at Makhado/Louis Trichardt on Saturday evening. immediate effect.

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Suspected poachers’ trip cut short Seven suspected rhino poachers appeared in court last Thursday after they were apprehended on their way to commit rhino poaching on a farm in the Alldays area.

According to provincial police spokesperson Colonel Ronel Otto, members of the anti-poaching unit of the Organised Crime Unit in the province followed up information about the possibility of a poaching incident.

They continuously monitored the movement of the suspects The group of official car watchers at the Makhado Crossing recently received new uniforms. until they apprehended them at Parading in the new uniforms are, from left to right, Messrs Fhulufhelo Siakamela, Steven T approximately 10:00 on 4 June as they were about to enter a farm Lisoga, Samuel Sithagu and Edward Vele. on which the alleged poaching INVITATION TO RAVELE COMMUNAL PROPERTY ASSOCAwould have taken place.

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vehicles, an axe, as well as ammunition. Three of the suspects are from Mozambique, one is from Zimbabwe and the other three are from South Africa,” Otto said in a press release.

The seven suspects appeared in the Louis Trichardt Magistrates’ Court and the cases against them were postponed until 26 June for a formal bail application. They appeared on charges of the illegal possession of a fire-arm and ammunition and attempted rhino poaching.

The seven suspects are Job Tlou (65) from Mpumalanga, Kalu Baloyi (30) from Mocambique, Paulus Nkuna (51) from Mocambique, Boy Shahlangu (43) from Mocambique, Elias Mokgalabone (54) from Phalaborwa, Paul Moyo (28) from Zimbabwe and Jack Makhura

(32) from Taaibos. In the meantime, investigations to link the seven to poaching incidents in the Lulekani, Gravelotte and Kruger National Park areas are currently underway.

Limpopo Provincial Commissioner Lieutenant General Simon Mpembe commended the team for their sterling work and reiterated that the police in Limpopo will fight vigorously to prevent and arrest suspects from killing and dehorning rhinos in the province.

Mpembe reminded the community that an award of up to R500 000 can be paid out to any member of the public who can provide information which will lead to the arrest and conviction in court of suspects involved in the act of rhino poaching or dealing in rhino horns.

By Elmon Tshikhudo

Fashion treat for the Giyani residents There is good news for fashion lovers in Giyani this weekend.

As part of celebrating Youth Month, K8 Luks Events will be hosting the second annual Giyani fashion show.

The event takes place on Saturday (15th) at the community hall.

According to one of the event organizers, Cate Chauke, the event aims to support, uplift and provide a platform for upcoming fashion designers and boutique owners. She said the event also aimed to celebrate past, present and future achievements of innovative youths, mainly in the fashion industry.

“Fashion is a fast-growing trend, the biggest contributor to

any age group in employment and other sectors.

Designers from all over Limpopo will be showcasing their creativity and fashion sense with the purpose of promoting the growth trends in fashion by recognizing, acknowledging and rewarding successful fashion entrepreneurs,” she said.

She said they aimed to support and inspire talented designers to allow the business sector an opportunity to exercise their social responsibility to support the community and to promote and highlight the role that Giyani plays in community development.

There will be winter-warming entertainment, with live perfor-

mances by the evergreen Benny Mayengani, Jonico, Limpopo roots, 1way Crew & Black Infinity.

Well-known DJs like Eddy Crook (Pfm), 12Inch, Gami Swaga, DJ Noxzy, DJ Infra, Lloyd Child, DJ Plug, John B, Lady A.d, Eleky de, DJ Lady Shiks and many more will spin the discs.

Founded in March 2011, K8 Luks Events hosts all sorts of events for different target markets, mostly working closely with Gami Music Production.

For more detailed information about the event, phone Cate at 073 934 2830 or Beverley at 076 874 2012.

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6 14 June 2013

By Phathutshedzo Luvhengo

Nurses must be assets to communities

Nurses from the hospital lit candles to signify the importance of the nursing profession.

The chief executive officer of the Elim hospital, Ms Beauty Maluleke, called on nurses to consider themselves assets to the communities and to focus earnestly on the achievement of the United Nations’ Millennium Development Goals (MDG).

Speaking at the nurses’ moral regeneration event, which was held at Elim hospital a fortnight ago, she said nurses should always ask themselves how they contributed towards the achieving of the MDG. She said nurses might be seen as just people in society, but their impact was massive. “We understand the complexity of this society. We are parents and teachers in our communities,” she added. She asked if there was honesty in the health profession, specifically on the part of the nurses. “Do we show interest in our neighbourhood’s children? Do we monitor our patients every time, mostly when we

are working at night?” she asked.

She said that every nurse was important in the chain of health-care services in the world. She told the nurses that they were fortunate that they had an income and should pledge to help the needy. “We we have a decent income and we can still spare some of our income for needy people,” she said.

Ms Elizabeth Makutu, nursing manager, said the nurses should, when on duty, practise their profession with care and sacrifice for their patients.

“We have never been reported in the media for committing errors in our hospital. Our reputation should continue,” she added.

The chief executive officer of Elim hospital, Mrs Beauty Maluleke, addresses nurses during the moral regeneration ceremony at Elim hospital last Wednesday.

Notice

“Change the old number plates” Motorists in Limpopo are reminded that they have until 31 July to register for new number plates or face penalties.

In May, the provincial roads and transport MEC, Mr Pitsi Moloto, said that motorists needed to change any number plates from the letter “N”, which stands for North, to the letter “L”, which stands for Limpopo. This is because all licence number plates with the “N” will cease to be legal on 1 August, and all vehicle licenses that expire after 31 July, have already been allocated their “L” licence numbers. Failing to do so, motorists will be issued with summons for penalties.

Limpopo’s provincial government took an executive decision in 2002 to use the “L” licence number system. The process of implementing the phasing out of the “N” licence numbers was for a period of 10 years, which started on 1 August 2003.

(Source: SAnews.gov.za)

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Back to school for three Musina officials

“It is not always easy to manage your work, family life and school work at once. I encourage young people to make full use of their educational opportunities while time is still on their side. I’m happy, because I got a second chance to go to school, despite my age.”

This is the message of hope from Mosiwa Letsoalo (40) one of the three employees of Musina Municipality who have registered for Adult Basic Education Training (ABET). The trio attends their classes at Makushu Primary School and they are doBack to school. From left to right are Mesdames Livhuwani Bulasigobo (40), Mosiwa Letsoalo ing Level 4, which is equivalent and Jane Saidi (37), memorising some of their school work. to Grade 11.

Another pupil, Livhuwani 2ten Hotel, Mphephu Street 1446, Sibasa 0970 • Tel: 015 963 0210 • Fax: 015 963 3210 • E-mail: reservations@2tenhotel.co.za • Website: www.2tenhotel.co.za • P.O.Box 210, Sibasa 0970 Bulasigobo (41), says: “It is quite challenging but interesting to go back to school at my age. Although learning is fun, it helps us to be independent because I can now do most of the things unaided. I can now • Spa • Gym • Bar • Restaurant

fill any form, do any transactions at the bank and append my signature without any hassles.

I thank Musina Municipality for giving me this opportunity, which only comes once in a lifetime.”

Bulasigobo says she enjoys reading English literature books.

“I am very fluent and I make sure that I read everything that crosses my eyes even after school. These days, I also buy daily and weekly newspapers and read them in the comfort of my house. I also enjoy unprepared speech because it assists me to improve my communication skills. I can now stand before a crowd and talk without any stage fright.”

Jane Saidi (37) has this to say: “I can’t wait to go to school because I’m willing to learn new things on a daily basis. Education is now my new life and I eat, sleep and dream of books every day. I make sure that I do my

school work diligently to avoid disappointing my teachers. There is no turning back and I will keep on studying until my last day on earth.”

Municipal spokesperson Wilson Dzebu says the initiative is part of the municipality’s strategy to empower its workers.

“This is part of our skills development initiative which aims to empower all the municipal workers to gain the much-needed skills that they will use both inside and outside the work situation. We want to empower all employees, so that they can be independent. We make sure that we give them full support and give them enough opportunity to do their school work and attend classes whenever the need arises.

Education is a right, and I believe we have taken the right step by empowering those who could not further their studies for different reasons.”

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A 24-year-old suspected cigarette smuggler from Beit Bridge was brutally killed, allegedly by a group of criminals commonly known as magumagumas, leaving his lifeless body in a pool of blood alongside the Limpopo River.

Chief Supt Lawrence Chinhengo of the local police said the incident occurred last Thursday between 06:00 and 12:00 at the Dite crossing point, about 40km out of Beit Bridge. He said they had since arrested 19 suspects linked to the offence.

“Our preliminary investigations indicate that the victim had gone to an illegal crossing point along the Limpopo River, intending to smuggle boxes of cigarettes into South Africa. He was then spotted by the suspects, who confronted him before they beat him with logs all over his body,” Chinhengo said.

The body was discovered by a passerby, who then alerted the police, whose investigations led to the arrest of the suspects.

“Acting on a tip-off, we laid an ambush at the scene and arrested

16 suspects, who then led us to three more suspects. We suspect these people could be operating as a syndicate that mainly targets border jumpers and smugglers.

Several other suspects are still at large,” Chinhengo said.

Chinhengo said they had since launched a joint border operation with their South African counterparts in an effort to curb rampant criminal activities along the Limpopo River. Smugglers and border jumpers continue to fall prey to organised syndicates operating along the river.

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14 June 2013 9

By Elmon Tshikhudo

By Ndivhuwo Musetha

Khakhu region to receive tar roads The second phase of the tar road from Ha-Khakhu to Tshandama will resume in the next financial year.

This was revealed by the executive mayor of Vhembe, Cllr Tshitereke Matibe, during an imbizo that was held at HaKhakhu last Friday.

One of the people who wanted to know when the second phase of the tar road from Siloam to Tshandama would be completed, was acting Thovhele Vho-Khakhu. “We have already communicated with the Department of Roads and Transport, who assured us that the next phase of this road will resume in the 2014/5 financial year,” Khakhu said.

During the imbizo, a majority

of the communities raised their concerns about the lack of water in the area, as well as a lack of RDP houses. In her response, the mayor of Mutale, Cllr Josephina Mukwevho, said 279 RDP houses were going to be built in Ward 1, the area which includes Khakhu. She also said a new grader would be purchased this financial year help to maintain the streets.

Matibe said R47 million had been allocated for the next financial year to provide boreholes.

A further R25 million was set aside for sanitation.

The communities also complained about a shortage of schools in the area, which force pupils to walk long distances as there is no scholar transport.

Cllr Lucas Manyuha, chairperson of the portfolio committee of technical services, said incomplete water schemes would be completed in the next financial year. On the issue of the funding of projects, the community was advised to visit the relevant offices, so that they can get help.

Matibe said his office would also establish a task team that would come back to the community with a clear programme on how they were going to address other issues raised. “Where we need to consult with relevant departments, such as the issue of education, we will make sure that we engage them, so that we can provide answers to your challenges,” said Matibe.

Cllr Tshitereke Matibe (third from right) with (from left to right) Cllr Lucas Manyuha, Mutale Mayor Josephina Mukwevho, Thovhele Vho-Khakhu, Vhembe Speaker Cllr Claudine Fungheni and Mutale Speaker Cllr Eunice Nekhunguni, photographed during an imbizo held at Ha-Khakhu last Friday.

Mysterious fire destroys workshop A mysterious fire has destroyed a shed with its contents, worth more than R50 000, and reduced it to ashes.

The incident happened at Mvelaphanda Development Projects at the Shayandima industrial site last Sunday afternoon.

The property, owned by businesswoman and community leader Ms Esther Mushaathama of Mvelaphanda Development Projects, houses equipment used in the training of students who are being prepared for woodwork.

Eyewitnesses said they saw

smoke coming out of the building at around midday and alerted the director of the company, Mr Mike Mushaathama, who informed the fire brigade.

The fire department officials arrived but were too late as the shed was completely gutted.

They put out the fire, but unfortunately they could not save anything.

Mushaathama, who had also arrived at the scene, said they were very devastated because of the fire.

He said, “We have no idea as

to what could have caused the fire as it was on a Sunday, but some hearsay is that a man was seen warming himself at a fire next to the shed.

What saddens us most is the fact that study equipment for our students has been burnt to ashes.

It will need thousands (of rands) to replace. We are now getting quotations, as we want to rebuild a steel structure for the pupils,” he said.

At the time of going to press, it could not be confirmed if a case had been opened or not.

Local fire fighters battle the flames.

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Dziedzi Maphiri, a founding member of the gosThe event will take place at the pel group Echo, will be honoured in style when Rhema Kingdom Life Centre in his friends stage a benefit concert on Sunday. Tshifulanani on Sunday and will start at 13:00.

Maphiri, a seasoned guitarist and composer of note, is known for his willingness to assist artists and has also helped found many groups locally.

Mr Kenny Mathivha, one of the organisers and old friend of Maphiri's, said the artist was facing difficulties with his eyesight and could not see objects from a distance. "As friends we felt we cannot just sit and pretend

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as if nothing is happening, while his health is deteriorating. We have roped in several local artists who have offered their services to raise funds for our friend.”

The event will be attended by several leaders, such as Dr Tshenuwani Farisani, Dr Tshifhiwa Muligwe and Dr Mackson Maanzwane. Musicians who have indicated they will perform include Echo, Rapson Rambuwani, Emmanuel Mamphogoro, Takie, Mpho Regalo, Rofhiwa, Bishop Roxley Masevhe, Go Explo, Rudolf Mabasa, Bishop Tshabuse and Buda.

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Famanda Voster Nemuhuchu's murder trial continued last Thursday in the Louis Trichardt Regional Court, where the accused was cross-examined by the prosecution.

The court established that on the evening of 18 April 2010, Nemuhuchu, an ex-policeman and resident at N'waxinyamane in the Hlanganani policing area, fired 14 shots while he was battling with a close relative of his, Johannes Risimati Mabunda.

Mabunda died as a result of gun wounds.

Nemuhuchu (34) stated that the deceased had asked some money from him at the tavern. When Nemuhuchu said he had no money, Mabunda then started insulting him, said Nemuhuchu.

“He said I was fat like a frog, and that he would smash my testicles,” Nemuhuchu said. “And there were many people in the tavern.”

The court asked Nemuhuchu if he had any witnesses who could have heard the deceased swearing at him, and he answered that he had none.

Nemuhuchu testified that he left the tavern to go home, but soon afterwards the deceased came to his home

with a beer bottle and insulted him.

He mentioned that his father tried to intervene by requesting both men to settle the issues between them amicably, and stated that Mabunda pushed the old man aside and advanced towards Nemuhuchu. He then alleged that Mabunda had smashed the bottle and charged at him with a sharp piece of it.

Nemuhuchu stated that he stepped backward in trying to run from the deceased, but Mabunda followed him until he (Nemuhuchu) found himself boxed in, with Mabunda in the only opening.

“I then took out my service pistol from my waist, and fired several warning shots,” he said and added that the deceased tried to snatch his gun instead “and shots went off”.

The court said the postmortem revealed that the deceased had a gunshot wound in the back and Nemuhuchu could not explain how this had happened. The case was postponed to 18 June for the defence's final arguments and judgement.

Nemuhuchu was attached to the Hlanganani police station. He is no longer working as a police officer.

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14 June 2013 11

In memorium

By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho

Pastor Theodore Dau (88) buried at Tshivhilwi

Tenth album for Whitey Dama

He wrote his obituary in 1998 when he was 73 He was so full of life, however, that years old, thinking that the doors of heaven he lived 15 more years until he died might open for him anytime. at the age of 88 last week.

This is the inspiring story of Theodore Edmund Dau, one of the longestserving ministers of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Southern Africa, who alternated between his roles as a clergyman, freedom fighter, school principal and community builder.

Dau was buried at his home village of Tshivhilwi-Tshilonwe during a moving service, which was attended by thousands of mourners.

He was a faithful public servant who served the Department of Education as a teacher for 39 years of unbroken service. He was born at Tshilonwe and attended primary school there. He went to Botshabela Training Institution where he did his JC, matric and primary teacher’s course. He started his teaching career at Mukula Primary School in 1950 and in 1951 he taught at Masikhwa Primary School, where he became principal in 1953. He worked at Pastor Edmund Theodore Dau. Masikhwa Primary School until he

With the release of his 10th studio- try with the release of his 1993 recorded album, the 48-year-old album, Vhana vha Afrika, which Whitey Dama's music testifies was recorded at Black Moses. “My that qualiy in the arts comes with producer, Moses Ngwenya of Soul experience and dedication, in spite Brothers, knew and understood my of storms of discouragement. voice well,” he reveals. “I recorded His new album, Lufuno lwa my second album also with him.”

Murena, comprises eight songs Speaking of his new album, Dama which speak to the heart. “I started explains that he composed the song singing in 1980 when I joined my Vhakomana vhanga after a tragedy three brothers' group, which was had befallen his family. “My brothknown as the Shayandima Disco ers were dying one after another, Stars then,” Dama recalls. leaving children who still needed He adds that he learnt how to play them,” he says. the drums, which opened the gates “Even the whole community was for him to join one of the foremost shocked about what was happening. xiTsonga muscians, Malamulele- I felt I had to compose a song to enbased Skhandule Mabasa, in the courage the children of my brothers studio. He worked with Mabasa on to put their trust in God. God never three projects as a drummer. Soon fails anybody.” after, he was invited by recording artist Eric Mabasa of the group Taki Special. In the late 1980s, he went to Johannesburg with his siblings to seek greener pastures. “The recording companies advised us to alter our music a little bit for it to move away from the style of the popular Splash,” says Dama.

“After some time, I returned to the studio alone with a demo and they liked my music.

Soon my first album, Giyani, came out.”

Dama agrees that he only became popular Whitey Dama is a legend in the music undustry. throughout the coun-

retired in 1989.

While working as a teacher, he did a part-time ministry course in 1967 and he was ordained as a minister of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Southern Africa in 1970. He worked within different parishes and was in charge of countless churches, both as a pastor and advisor.

Dau managed to sponsor countless children from poor families from his own pocket, the majority of whom now hold senior positions both in the government and private sector. He also served as the chairperson of the local high school's governing body and the chairperson of the pensioners committee.

Speaking on behalf of the family during the funeral, Mrs Matodzi Bia said the family would always remember Dau’s love and humility. “During his heydays, he was a school choir conductor and his choirs won many awards. Instead of shedding tears, we are celebrating his life because it was lived to the fullest. During the time when the then dean of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Southern Africa, Dr Tshenuwani Farisani, was in exile, he was brutalised several times by the apartheid government, because he remained doing underground work in the country. We are what we are because of him.”

Dau is survived by five children, a sister, 19 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

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Members of the South African Police Services in Makhado (Louis Trichardt) recently held a farewell event for retiring Brig Justice Tshisaphungo at the Makhado show grounds. He received several gifts from supporting colleagues and friends. In the middle, in front, are Brig Tshisaphungo and his wife, Elizabeth.

Members of staff of the Musina Municipality bade farewell to Mr Melvin Marutha a fortnight ago. He has been appointed the chief financial officer of the Mutale Municipality. In our photo, Ms Vhutshilo Tshikundamalema (left) hands over a gift to Marutha during his farewell in the Musina Municipality’s boardroom.

Khari Tambe Vhafumakadzi members from all over the province came in their numbers to celebrate the organization´s first year of existence and its leader´s 59th birthday, which took place a fortnight ago. During the celebrations, they were addressed by motivational speaker Pastor Mulalo Dagada of the Christ Worship House in Shayandima. The event was held at The Christ Worship House Church Auditorium. In the photo, the women are seen in a jovial mood, holding the cake The Sasol Women’s League match between Chippas and Mahwelereng, which was supposed to with the organisation´s leader, Ms Sarah Thenga (fourth from right). Guest speaker Pastor Mulalo have been played at the Makwarela Stadium on Sunday, did not materialize. Chippas waited in Dagada (third from right with African headgear) assists Thenga in holding the birthday cake. vain for the arrival of the Mokopane side.

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14 June 2013 13

By Silas Nduvheni

Funds to rebuild roads and bridges The storm damage to roads and bridges in the Mutale municipal area will be repaired in the near future, thanks to the national disaster fund.

“Many roads and bridges were damaged and some bridges washed away during the floods that hit the area in January. We received more than R24 million from the national disaster fund to help rebuild and fix the damaged roads and bridges,” said Mutale Local Municipality Mayor Josephine Mukwevho.

She was speaking on Thursday during a general council meeting at the Mutale council chambers.

The integrated development plan was also discussed during the meeting, and Mukwevho outlined some of the prioritized development projects from the allocated budget of more than R92 million.

“We will rebuild the Tshikotoni Bridge, the Maludzhawele road and mechanical and electrical work will be done at the Luphephe Nwanedi Regional Water scheme.” She added that they were excited that they had completed the electricity supply to about 150 villages and were now concentrating on the electrifying of some villages.

According to her, more than 620 new RDP houses will be built this financial year and she urged councillors to help identify needy, poor and homeless people.

Cllr Joseph Mariba (DA) said that they appreciated the developmental projects planned by the municipality, but they were concerned about irregular and unauthorized expenditure as this hampered service delivery to poor communities.

Cllr Josephine Mukwevho, mayor of the Mutale local municipality.

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Astronomy outreach Limpopo Astronomy Outreach and the Soutpansberg Astronomy Club will visit Thohoyandou on Saturday, 15 June, and Giyani on 16 June.

Astronomy-related posters and information on astronomy and where to study, as well as pamphlets, will be available. A visual display of cosmic and fossil history going back 2.1 billion years with a South African flavour, named Fossils, Light & Time, will also be on display. Views through the telescope of earth’s closest star, the sun, can be enjoyed during the day and after sunset the telescope will be pointed to the stars and planets.

This astronomy outreach for the public is sponsored by the International Astronomical Union (IAU) through its Office of Astronomy for Development (OAD), and will see the organisation visit a number of venues in the province. The venue for the visits to both Thohoyandou and Giyani will be the local Spar.

For more information, contact Kos Coronaios on 079 148 4934 or visit http://www.astro4dev. org/category/tf3/limpopo-outreach/.

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14 June 2013 15

Municipal news

By Phathutshedzo Luvhengo

New hotline to report sewerage problems Housebreaking sparks outcry in Shanzha Residents of Makhado (Louis Trichardt) and surrounds can look forward to a brand new way of reporting their water and sewerage problems to the Vhembe District Municipality (VDM) and AfriForum.

“In the past, people reported to various departments and officials, from the municipal manager right through to the truck driver.

Responses were not co-ordinated, with the result they were either non-existent or duplicated. This plan is a way to cut out the current lack of communication and action and to co-ordinate the process,” said Mr Wally Schultz, chairperson of AfriForum Louis Trichardt. Key officials Mr Moses Shibambu, Vhembe’s media liaison officer, and Mr David Mukosi, Vhembe’s Makhado

water services manager, agreed with Schultz on the implementation of the plan.

So what is the plan? On the AfriForum Facebook page, a permanent post will be pinned for a complaint hotline. “Post your problem here. Describe it in as much detail as possible, giving an accurate location and contact phone number. A Vhembe official has been delegated to scan this post every day and he will note your complaint and details and send it to the relevant department for action. Vhembe will post their response and action on the complaint hotline for all to see,” said Schultz. AfriForum has committed to monitor all posts and comments and do a follow-up to ensure that action is taken. The complaints hotline

will allow AfriForum to track the progress on reported complaints.

The hotline is expected to be operational by the end of the week or soon thereafter.

“We shall arrange for adverts on the radio to explain the new procedure of reporting,” said Shibambu.

Schultz urged residents to co-operate in a constructive way. “Please … No ‘What’s going on with the water today?’

Be specific about your problem. AfriForum has taken every single action available to force Vhembe to provide water … but be realistic, the pipes must still be repaired and leaks fixed. With your co-operation we can direct the municipality to problems more quickly and expect swift results,” said Schultz.

By Elmon Tshikhudo

Police and church to fight crime Realising the upsurge in crimes like rape and housebreakings in the Malamulele area, the Giyani cluster of the SAPS joined hands with the Worship Tabernacle Christian Church at Mavambe.

On Sunday, the church, under the leadership of Pastor Refilwe Bafana Malomane, was abuzz with the men and women in blue. Brig Rosina Mulaudzi and her police entourage attended the service at the church.

Mulaudzi also addressed the congregation and gave tips to the congregants on how to beat crime.

She also gave water bottles to the Sunday school children.

Mulaudzi, head of the Giyani Cluster, said they had approached the church as a last resort in the fight against rampant crime in the Malamulele area. "We are here to report all the crimes to the Almighty who knows every person's heart. We are here to seek guidance,” she added.

She mentioned that there were many rapes committed against children and the elderly. There are also numerous housebreakings “and when we look at these crimes, we sometimes come to the conclusions that a demon is at work in the carrying out of the crimes,” she said.

According to her, they want a boost as most of the police officers are traumatised. She said as a way of intensifying the war on crime, they had

embarked on a programme to reach out to the communities through the traditional leaders and the churches. "We are very confident that, with the church doing its work, we will be able to beat crime.

The more people come to the fold of God, the more we will root out crime. All the evil people will have changed and be attending church,” she said.

Pastor Bafana Refilwe Malomane, founder of the church, said he was glad that the police had come to realize that they needed each other and had a joint responsibility to fight crime together.

"Police are also people and cannot be alienated from the church. With us doing our part and they doing theirs, and if we combine our efforts, we can make this community free of crime,” he said.

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

APPOINTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANT SERVICES FOR VILLAGE ELECTRIFICATION: 2013/2014 Giyani SAPS cluster commander Brig Rosina Mulaudzi (second from left) and Pastor Bafana Refilwe Malomane in joyous mood during the service.

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

TENDER NO. 31 OF 2013 PROTECTIVE CLOTHING FOR MAKHADO LOCAL MUNICIPALITY EMPLOYEES Suitable service providers are invited to tender for the Protective Clothing for Makhado Local Municipality Employees. Bidders are requested to bid as per specification attached to the bid documents that will be obtainable from 19 June 2013 at the Procurement Office No. B043 upon payment of a non-refundable amount of R200,00.

A compulsory briefing session will be held on 21 June 2013 at 09:00 at Council Chamber, Ground Floor, Civic Centre, No 83 Krogh Street, Makhado.

Completed bid documents signed by a duly authorized person, sealed in an envelope clearly marked “Tender No. 31 of 2013: Protective Clothing for Makhado Local Municipality Employees” must reach the undersigned by depositing it into the tender box at the foyer of the main entrance to the Civic Centre by not later than 12:00 on Friday, 05 July 2013 when all tenders received will be opened in public in the Executive Committee Chamber, First Floor, Civic Centre, No. 83 Krogh Street, Makhado.

The Municipality is not bound to accept the lowest or any bid and reserves the right to accept any part of a bid. Bids must remain valid for a period of ninety (90) days after closing date of submission thereof. Submitted tenders will be evaluated on 90/10 score points.

Bids which are late, incomplete, unsigned or submitted in pencil or by telegraph or facsimile or electronically by e-mail, or not having the following documents attached for evaluation or not complying with the tender specifications, will not be evaluated and will be disqualified: • Original valid Tax Clearance Certificate • A certified copy of Company Registration Certificate • Certified copy/copies of company owner(s) ID Book(s).

• BBBEE Certificate (For Preferential Points) All technical enquiries can be directed to the Chief Financial Officer, Ms. M P Makhubela or Mr. M S Nephawe at (015) 519 3214/3091, while procurement enquiries should be directed to Mr. N A Mathivha or Mr. R.L Moswathupa at (015) 519 3044/3171.

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Community members of Police confiscated numerous owners to close their shops early Shanzha village in Nzhelele goods, ranging from plasma as they’ve been targeted by the are so fed-up with theft and TVs, computer accessories thieves,” he added. housebreaking that they are and speakers to groceries and The police are also invesdemanding that all suspects blankets which were allegedly tigating the allegations that in such cases leave the village. stolen in the weeks prior to his the accused used a firearm to This follows an arrest made arrest. Siloam SAPS spokes- threaten shop owners during the by the police a fortnight ago. person W/O Edward Tharaga robberies.

Tshavhuyo Tshimuka (31) said they sympathised with the The police are also looking of Shanzha was arrested in people who were affected by for two other suspects who connection with a break-in the incidents. are apparently still on the run. and robberies at houses and He also warned community The police are pleading with businesses. members to be vigilant and to the members of the public to It is alleged that Tshimuka alert their neighbours when call the Siloam police station if stole numerous goods from they leave their homes. “We they have any information on Somalis' stores and from other are also appealing to the shop the whereabouts of the suspects. members of the community. “Residents are furious and are demanding that the man leave our village,” said the village’s headman, Khosi Vhoshavhani Pfananani. He said they would attend his next court appearance and robustly oppose bail.

Tshimuka, who was a security officer, allegedly targeted Somalis' shops and broke into houses in various villages, including Dopeni, Fondwe, Khalavha and Tshavhalovhedzi.

He appeared in court last Friday. He was remanded in custody as police investiga- W/O Nethomboni holds the arm of the suspect, Tshavhuyo Tshimuka. tions are continuing.

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Suitable service providers who are qualified professional Electrical Engineering consultants registered with the Engineering of South Africa (ECSA) as well as SAIEE, with extensive knowledge and experience of rural electrification and MV line designs, are invited to tender for the Appointment of Electrical Engineering Consultant Services for Village Electrification: 2013/2014. Bidders are requested to bid for the Tender on the Electrification of the following villages: TENDER NO. 26 0F 2013 ELECTRIFICATION OF MUJEGWANI (MBOKOTA) & WISAGALAZA (BUNGENI) REF: (8/3/2/1143) TENDER NO. 27 0F 2013 ELECTRIFICATION OF LUVHALANI & MAULUMA ZONE 4 REF: (8/3/2/1144) TENDER NO. 28 0F 2013 ELECTRIFICATION OF TSHIFHAHANI (TSHIRANGADZI) & MAKHAVHANI VILLAGE REF: (8/3/2/1145) TENDER NO. 29 0F 2013 ELECTRIFICATION OF MUFEBA & PFANANANI VILLAGE REF: (8/3/2/1146) Compulsory briefing session will be held on 19 June 2013 at 11:00 at Council Chamber Ground Floor, Civic Centre No.83 Makhado.

Bidders are requested to bid as per specification attached to the bid documents that will be obtainable from 13 June 2013 at the Procurement Office No. B043 upon payment of a non-refundable amount of R200-00 per tender document.

Completed bid documents signed by a duly authorised person, sealed in an envelope clearly marked “Tender No. 26 of 2013: Electrification of Mujegwani (Mbokota) & Wisagalaza (Bungeni)” and /or “Tender No. 27 of 2013: Electrification of Luvhalani & Mauluma Zone 4” and/or “Tender No. 28 of 2013: Electrification of Tshifhahani (Tshirangadzi) & Makhavhani Village” and/or “Tender No. 29 of 2013: Electrification of Mufeba & Pfananani village” must reach the undersigned by depositing it into the tender box at the foyer of the main entrance to the Civic Centre by not later than 12:00 on Friday, 05 July 2013 when all tenders received will be opened in public in the Executive Committee Chamber, First Floor, Civic Centre, No. 83 Krogh Street, Makhado.

The Municipality is not bound to accept the lowest or any bid and reserves the right to accept any part of a bid. Bids must remain valid for a period of ninety (90) days after closing date of submission thereof. Submitted tenders will be evaluated on 90/10 score points.

Bids which are late, incomplete, unsigned or submitted in pencil or by telegraph or facsimile or electronically by e-mail, or not having the following documents attached for evaluation or not complying with the tender specifications, will not be evaluated and will be disqualified: • Original valid Tax Clearance Certificate • A certified copy of Company Registration Certificate • Certified copy/copies of company owner(s) ID Book(s).

• BBBEE Certificate (For Preferential Points) • Be registered with the S.A.I.E.E • Be registered with ECSA All technical enquiries can be directed to Mr Manager Electrical, Mr E. Joubert at (015) 519 3007or 015 519 3181, while procurement enquiries should be directed to Mr N A Mathivha or Mr Moswathupa LR at (015) 519 3044/3171.

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16 14 June 2013

By Silas Nduvheni

Ex-prisoners urged not to commit more crime Offenders at the Thohoyandou Correctional Centre in Limpopo were urged not to commit crimes when they are released and they have to live harmoniously within their respective communities.

This call was made by the chairperson of the constitutional development committee of the National House of Traditional Leaders, Nkxosi Kgomotso Kekana, during a two-day visit to correctional centers in Limpopo. The visit took place last week.

On Thursday, the committee visited the centre in Vondwe

village.

“We want offenders not to commit any crime as soon as they are released. We urge them to play a meaningful role in the communities they will be living in. Crime does not pay and we hope the traditional leaders will motivate the former offenders to serve the communities and encourage them not to commit crime,” said Kekana.

He said the house intended to work together with the Department of Correctional Services in integrating and rehabilitating offenders.

The acting area commissioner

of the Thohoyandou Centre, Mr Kenneth Mthombeni, said the visit was confirming the message that the rehabilitation of offenders was the social responsibility of the community.

“Through the national house of traditional leaders, we will be able to go back to the basis of reclaiming traditional leaders’ role as the custodians of restorative justice. We want traditional leaders to help in monitoring the prisoners when they are on parole as they will be living with them in the areas of traditional leaders,” said Mthombeni.

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Good news for residents of Thohoyandou Commuters from around Thulamela, who were moved to a makeshift taxi rank next to the municipality’s offices two years ago, are smiling again as a new taxi rank will open soon.

Phase I of the muchawaited Thohoyandou Public Transport Intermodal Facility next to Eskom’s offices, which is an ultramodern taxi rank, could open at any time now. This was revealed during a site inspection at the new taxi rank by the mayor of Thulamela, Cllr Grace Mahosi, last Wednesday.

The R218 million

project, the first of its kind in the province, with state-of-the-art facilities, was started in 2011 and was envisaged to be completed by 2012.

During the visit, Mahosi was shown around the new facility by Mr Cuthbert Nzramzvike, the construction manager.

Nzramzvike said had it not been for the added work on the project, they would have met the completion deadline.

Mahosi said now that the first phase had been completed, they were going to start with the second phase, which is the bus rank. “The facility will promote the use of public transport and reduce congestion on our roads. It will use the available space effectively and improve accessibility by being user friendly to disabled people.”

The facility has offices for the taxi association, a recreational area for drivers, a security manning area, toilets, parking for taxis, stalls for hawkers, shops and an attractive water feature next to the stalls.

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By Frank Mavhungu

By Kaizer Nengovhela

Makonde Brazil and Real Hexagon in final Celtic too good for Home Defenders The much-awaited final of the final went via Tswinga Peace medals and soccer kit. A cash PIB MTG and Black Leopards KO Competition will be staged at the Makonde Stadium on Sunday.

Makonde Brazil and Phaphazela Real Hexagon will lock horns in the final. Hexagon beat Mulindathavha Ocean Swallows 1-0 in the semifinal at the same venue last Sunday. The result was a bitter pill to swallow for the Swallows fans as their team dictated the terms in all departments from the onset to the bitter end.

Makonde Brazil’s way to the

Makers, whom they beat 6-5 in the semifinal stage of the competition. The final is scheduled to start at 15:00, while the losers’ final match is expected to kick off at 13:00. Mulindathavha Ocean Swallows and Tswinga Peace Makers will fight for the third and fourth places in this match.

The champions of the competition will walk away with a cash prize of R12 000, a floating trophy, gold medals and soccer kit.

The runners-up will take home a cash prize of R5 000, silver

prize of R3 000 and soccer kit will be presented to the team that will finish in the third position, while the fourth-placed team will receive R2 000 and a soccer kit.

The teams that were booted out of the competition in the quarterfinal stage will receive a consolation prize of R1 000 each.

Brazil will be minus their midfielder, Vhutshilo Nyamande, when they face Real Hexagon in the final on Sunday. He saw red in their match against Tswinga Peace Makers last Sunday.

By Frank Mavhungu

Unfortunate defeat for Peace Makers Makonde Brazil booked a place in the final of the PIB MTB and Black Leopards KO Competition by beating Tswinga Peace Makers 6-5 in the semi-final at the Makonde Stadium on Sunday.

Brazil did not lose hope, despite the fact that they were trailing 0-1 for the better part of the game. Tswinga Peace Makers took the lead in the 24th minute. Their senior player, Da-

kalo Matombo, dribbled past two defenders in a row and unleashed a powerful volley which looked too strong for the Brazil keeper, Nndwamato Munyai, to handle.

Rendani Masindi of Peace Makers was the first player to go into the referee’s book. He tackled Lesley Magwabeni from behind and the referee, Mr Luula Magaba, took no time before producing yellow. Realizing that their midfield was losing

shape with time, Peace Makers replaced Nkhumeleni Makonano and Tsireledzo Makwarela with Takalani Mushidzhi and Hulisani Mamatho respectively earlier in the last half.

Makonde Brazil did not lose their original fighting spirit, despite the fact that they were reduced to 10 men in the 64th minute. Vhutshilo Nyamande was given his marching orders for swearing at the match officials. Brazil tried everything within their power in their search for the much-needed equaliser.

They were awarded a corner kick three minutes before the final whistle. Their keeper, Nndwamato Munyai, abandoned his position and went to add the number within the Peace Makers’ box. Masala Nethathe took the corner kick and Munyai headed home. The winner was determined through a penalty shoot-out. Makonde Brazil converted all their five chances, while Peace Makers managed to score four.

Makonde Brazil will meet Phaphazela Real Hexagon in the final Aifheli Magosha of Brazil (right) and Takalani Mushidzhi of Peace at the same venue on Makers fight to win the ball.

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By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho

Gogobole Home Defenders lost 0-2 to Madombidzha Celtic in their Limpopo Dairy match at the Gogobole grounds on Sunday.

Celtic did not lose their fighting spirit, although two of their key players, Oscar Mafunisa and Edwin Mulaudzi, were cautioned with yellow cards in the 18th and 20th minute respectively.

The wheel of fortune turned against Defenders in the 24th minute. A defender, Phathutshedzo Mashau, failed to stop the ball and Robby Munonoka scored easily.

The technical staff of Defenders did not forgive him for the blunder and he was replaced with Thabelo Tharini.

The absence of Briton Muravha, Fhatuwani Matshusa and Calvin Ramusheu in the Defenders team was felt from the onset. Robby Munonoka completed his brace after he received a beautiful pass from Stanley Mukhuba. After the goal, things turned against the home team. They were out of Thabelo Tharini of Defenders beats his touch for the better part of the last stanza. opponent, Mpho Mamitsha.

Mpho Mamitsha of Celtic pulls Thabelo Tharini back.

By Frank Mavhungu

SAB League teams to receive their prizes

Teams campaigning under the banner of the SAB League in the Vhembe Region during the past season will receive their league prizes during a ceremony at the Thohoyandou Town Hall tomorrow (Saturday) evening.

Cash prizes amounting to about R400 000 will be distribtimes,” she said. uted to the 144 teams affiliated The district games will be held to the association last season. on 14 June at Lesley Manyathela Joe’s Express will receive the Stadium in Musina. The event biggest and will walk away with will start at 09:00.

“Some of the participants are persons who do not have access to gymnasiums, so this project helps them a lot,” said Ramabulana. The National Golden Games will be held from 25-28 October. The hosting province or venue is still to be announced.

Elderly prepare for Golden Games The preparations for the 2013 Golden Games in Vhembe started in all the local municipalities last week.

In the Makhado Municipality, the activities were held at the Makhado show grounds on Friday. The elderly, male and female, took part in the qualification trials in games such as duck walk, passing the ball, jukskei, ball relay and ring the stick.

To qualify to participate in the

games, the athletes must be 60 years and older. “This activity forms part of the National Golden Games which are held annually in a selected province,” said one of the facilitators in the Makhado Municipality, Ms Grace Ramabulana. She added that these games served to create awareness of the abilities and capabilities of older persons in recreational activities and sport. “The elderly need to exercise to keep healthy at all

R20 000. They will also receive a floating trophy.

Joe’s Express will represent Vhembe in the provincial promotional play-offs.

Five teams will take part in the play-offs and the top two teams will be promoted to the Safa second division.

United Artists will receive R15 000. They finished the regional play-offs in second position.

The third-placed Mukula Young Santos will take home R13 000.

A cheque of R11 000 will be handed over to the fourth-placed side, Western Stars.

The teams which obtained the next five places, Maweja Takers, Matsakali Sky Rangers, Seven United Brothers and Tshibvumo Young Stars, will receive R9 000 each.

According to the statement from the league, a new sponsorship will be launched during tomorrow’s event. The event will start at 18:00.

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PUBLIC NOTICE: INSPECTION OF VALUATION ROLL Notice is hereby given in terms of sec 49(a) of Municipal Property Rates Act no 6 of 2004 that: • •

The valuation roll of Mutale Municipality is open for public inspection from 01 June 2013 to 30 June 2013.

Every person who wishes to lodge an objection in respect to any matters in or omitted from, the roll is invited to do so in the prescribed manner within this period.

The roll will be available at municipal offices and Tribal councils during working hours as well as the municipal website at: www.mutale.gov.za Enquiries should be directed to Mrs Kharivhe LP at telephone no: 015 967 9609 Written submission should be directed to the municipality at the following emails: Razwiedanis@mutale.gov.za and Kharivhel@mutale.gov.za

The elderly in the Makhado Municipality are preparing for the Golden Games in the Vhembe district.

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18 14 June 2013

By Frank Mavhungu

Last minute goal for Hexagon

The captain of Express, Lenock Mabila, is flanked by Cllr Tshitereke Matibe (left) and Mr Mulimisi Muneri of Safa.

By Frank Mavhungu

“Good luck, Joe’s Express” The executive mayor of the Vhembe District Municipality, Cllr Tshitereke Matibe, was the first person to wish Joe’s Express good luck in their SAB League provincial play-offs.

In an interview with him at the Makwarela Stadium shortly after the regional final match between Joe’s Express and United Artists, Matibe said that it was his wish to see Joe’s Express representing Vhembe District in a dignified manner in the provincial play-offs. Express beat United Artists 6-4 through a penalty shoot-out, to book a place in the provincial stage.

The provincial play-offs will be hosted by Sekhukhune District over the weekend of 29 and 30 June. Five teams from the various districts will take part in the play-offs. The top two teams at the end of the two-day tournament will be promoted to the Safa second division. Joe’s were presented with a floating trophy and

R20 000 during the ceremony that was held at the stadium shortly after the final game.

When asked about their state of readiness with regard the provincial play-offs, the team’s head coach, Mr Edwin “Cafu” Ramphabana, said that they were leaving no stone unturned in their preparations for the annual event. He assured the team’s fans that they will not let them down, although gaining promotion to the higher division will not be a walk in the park.

The Vhembe District was represented by Tshifhire Northern Brothers at last year’s tournament. They failed to make the grade in the play-offs, after losing their final match against Waterburg.

Rospa United, or Davhana Shooting Stars as they were formerly known, was the last team from Vhembe District to gain promotion to the Safa second division two years ago.

A last-minute goal by Emelda Khosa was good enough to secure Phaphazela Real Hexagon a place in the final of the PIB MTG KO. They beat Mulindathavha Ocean Swallows 1-0 in the semifinal at Makonde on Sunday.

Swallows used their height advantage to win the aerial balls from behind. Instead of playing carpet football when they were in possession, Hexagon committed the blunder of volleying the balls in the middle of the field.

Swallows had nobody else to blame for the defeat as they squandered numerous scoring chances throughout the game. Their first player to cause an upset was Israel Mudau. He received a pass from Musa Ramukumba just outside the box in the 19th minute.

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Leopards’ stars to join Brazilians? the three players. He cited Bidvest Wits as one of the clubs who had made it clear that they were prepared to spend a large amount of money in their quest to acquire the services of the trio.

When asked why they had decided to release the three players, who are regarded as the team’s pillars of strength, Thidiela said that they had no option but to let them go. He indicated that great players were not easy to maintain, saying keeping the three players would cause a burden to the club financially. When asked about the other players whom they were intending to sell, Thidiela said that that would depend on the offers which might come their way.

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN DECEASED ESTATE All persons having claims against the undermentioned estate must lodge it with the Executor concerned within 30 days (or as indicated) from date of publication hereof. Estate number: 1189/2013, Master’s Office: Thohoyandou, Surname: Munyai, Christian Names: Rembuluwane Andries, Date of Birth: 1949-11-08, Id number: 4911085485088, Last Address: Box 476, Mutale, District Mutale 0956, Date of Death:2013-05-20, Christian names and surname of surviving spouse: Munyai Azwindini Annah, Date of birth: 1955-01-06, ID No: 5501060220086. A.R. Madia Attorneys, Old Mutual Building, Office No: G21 & G23, Thohoyandou, Period allowed for lodgement of claims, if other than 30 days: 21 days. Tel: 015 962 3001

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN DECEASED ESTATE All persons having claims against the undermentioned estate must lodge it with the Executor concerned within 30 days (or as indicated) from date of publication

hereof. Estate number: 1167/2013, Master’s Office: Thohoyandou, Surname: Mungoma, Christian Names: Shonisani Wilson, Date of Birth: 1748-01-30, Id number: 4801305111087, Last Address: Shanzha Village, District Thohoyandou, Date of Death:2013-04-11, Christian names and surname of surviving spouse: Matsea Nkhanedzeni Margret, Date of birth: 1942-02-12, ID No: 4202120588080. A.R. Madia Attorneys, Old Mutual Building, Office No: G21 & G23, Thohoyandou, Period allowed for lodgement of claims, if other than 30 days: 21 days. Tel: 015 962 3001 LIQUIDATION AND DISTRIBUTION ACCOUNTS IN DECEASED ESTATES LYING FOR INSPECTION In terms of section 35 (5) of Act No. 66 of 1965, notice is hereby given that copies of the liquidation and distribution accounts (first and final, unless otherwise stated) in the estates specified below will be open for inspection of all persons interested therein for a period of 21 days (or shorter or longer if specially stated) from the date specified or from the date of publication hereof, whichever may be later, and at the offices of the Masters and Magistrates as stated.Should no objections thereto be lodged with the Masters concerned during the specified period, the executors will proceed to make payments in accordance with the accounts.

Registration number of estate: 2675/2011, Surname: Rasimphi, Christian Names: Murunwa Tsanwani, Identity number: 5805250203087, Last Address: House no: 373 Vuwani, District Vuwani, Married in community of property, Christian Names and Surname of surviving spouse: Rasimphi Maluta Alfred, Identity number: 5307235154089, Magistrate’s Office: Thohoyandou, Master’s Office: Thohoyandou.Advocate Themeli, Tel: 015 962 3001 DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT PLANNING TOWN PLANNING SECTION MAKHADO LAND USE SCHEME, 2009 I, Chardy Ludere, being the authorised agent of the owner/s of the property mentioned below, hereby give notice that i have applied in terms of clause 21 of the Makhado Land Use scheme, 2009 for special consent for the purpose of establishing “ Place of public workship” on erf 75 situated at Tweede Street Eltivillas Extension 1 Township. The current zoning of the property is “ Residential 1” with “ Place of workship” as a secondary right. Particulars of application will be available for inspection as from 14th June 2013 at Makhado Municipality Town Planning Office situated at Corner Songozwi and Munnik Street, Noor

Centre Building. Any person/representative having an objection must do so in writing to both the Municipal Manager at Private Bag X 2596, Makhado, 0920 and the undersigned within the period of 28 days from the 14th June 2013. Particulars of Applicant, Name: Chardy Ludere, Erf 822, Tshikota Township, Postal Address: P.O. Box 1709, Makhado.

MUHASHO WA VHUPULANI NA BVELEDZISO DAVHI LA VHUPULANI HA DOROBO MAKHADO LAND USE SCHEME, 2009 Nne, Chardy Ludere, muimeleli o tendelwaho nga mune/vhane vha ndaka yo buwaho afho fhasi, ndi divhadza uri ndo ita khumbelo nga tshitenwa tsha vhu fumbilimbili nthihi (21) tsha Makhado Land Use scheme, 2009 ya thendelo tshivhangalelwa hu u fhata fhethu ha u kerekela kha tsha tshitentsi tsha nomboro ya 75 tshi wanalaho kha tshi tarata tsha Tweede Eltivillas Extension 1 Township. Uya nga ha khethekanyo ndaka iyi ndi “Residential 1” ina fhethu ha u kerekela sa pfanelo ya sekondari. Zwi dodombedzwa zwa khumbelo zwi nga tolwa ubva nga duvha la vhu fumi na vhuna (14) nwedzi wa Fulwi nwaha wa 2013 kha masipala wa Makhado dzi ofisini dza vhupulani ha dorobo dzi wanalaho kha khona ya Songozwi na Munnik Street, Noor Centre Building. Muthu kana munimeleli a rena khanedzo anga ita nga u to u nwala kha Mulanguli wa Masipala kha Private Bag x2596, MAKHADO, 0920 kana kha muimeleli o tendelwaho o bulwaho afho fhasi nga ngomo ha maduvha a fumbili malo ubva nga duvha la vhu fumbili mbili (28) la nwedzi wa Fulwi nwaha wa 2013.

Zwidodombedzwa zwa murumeli, Madzina: Chardy Ludere, Tshitentsi tsha nomboro ya 822, Tshikota, Adiresi: P.O. Box 1709, Makhado, 0920.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN DECEASED ESTATE In the Estate of the Late:Mahlaule Mkhatshane Phineas, Estate Number: 831/2013, Identity number: 4310195379085, Last Address: Mavambe Village, Date of Death: 2013-04-06.

All persons having claims against the abovementioned are called upon to lodge their claims with the undersigned within Thirty (30) days as from date of this publication thereof hereof. MADALA PHILLIP ATTORNEYS, Office No. 84, Limdev Building, Thohoyandou, 0950.

NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35 Kindly be informed that the First and Final Liquidation and Distribution Account in respect of the Late Mr Phidane Maanda Patrick shall lie for inspection at the Master of Limpopo High Court Thohoyandou for a period of twenty one (21) days calculated from the date of this publication.

Dated at Thohoyandou on this the 7th day of June 2013.MADALA PHILLIP ATTORNEYS, Executrix Attorneys, Office No. 84, Block C, P.O. Box 3411,Thohoyandou, 0950, Tel/Fax: 015 962 2230, Ref: MAD/PHIDANE/ EST:109 XITIVISO XA KU LAVISISA KU TSHIKELERIWA KA MBANGU Xitiviso lexi xi tisiwa eka nwina hi ku ya hi nawu wa 6 wa milawu leyi nga humesiwa eka switiviso swa mfumu, xitiviso xa nomboro R543 Hi 2010 khotavuxika ehansi ka xiyenge xa vu 54(2)(b) (i) ya nawu wo hlayisa mbangu (Nawu wa vu 108 hi 1998) hi xikongomelo xo endla ndzavisiso eka xiyenge xa Basic Assessment lexi welaka eka ntirho wo ku akiwa ka garaji ya petirolo e nsinwini ya Mawambe’s location 281MT etikweni ra ka Makumeke exifunzeni xa Thulamela Local Municipality ehansi ka Vhembe District eLimpopo Province. Projeke leyi i ya ku akiwa ka garaji ya mafurha ya mova(petirolo) Ndhawu ya projeke: Ntirho lowu wu nga ta va kona wu ta va Etikweni ra ka Makumeke, ku ringana 4000m². Ntirho lowu wu ta va ni ku tshikelela eka mbangu na kona wu tsariwile eka milawu leyi humesiweke hi mfumo, nawu wa nomboro 13 ehansi ka milawu leyi vitaniwaka R544 leyi yi nga humesiwa hi mfumo Hi 18 Khotavuxika hi 2010 wu hlamusela leswaku: Ku akiwa ka miako yak u hlayisa tinhunzu leti nga na ghozi laha tinhundzi leti ti hlayisiwaka enzeni ka mabokisi(containers) lawa ya kotaka ku khoma 80000 ya malitara kambe ya nga tluli 150000 ya malitara.

Geomarubs hi ku yimela Muano civils and general supplies yi yisile papilla ro kombela ku pfumeleriwa ku endla ndzavisiso wa ku tshikeleriwa ka mbangu Eka Department ya Economic Development, Environment & Tourism. Ref: 12/1/9/1-V57 Mi komberiwa ku tsarisa tani hi mu aka tiko loyi a khumbekaka na ku tisa swibumabumelo kumbe swisolo eka Geomarubs (Vativi va swa mbangu) eka vuxokoxoko lebyi landzelaka: Environmental Assessment Practitioner Contact person: Nemandava M Vuwani 0952 Cell:0839564862 Proponent Contact person: Mr Ndanganeni B Geomarubs Muano Civils and general supplies P.O.Box 220 Cell:0797815369 XITIVISO XA KU LAVISISA KU TSHIKELERIWA KA MBANGU Xitiviso lexi xi tisiwa eka nwina hi ku ya hi nawu wa 6 wa milawu leyi nga humesiwa eka switiviso swa mfumu, xitiviso xa nomboro R543 Hi 2010 khotavuxika ehansi ka xiyenge xa vu 54(2)(b)(i) ya nawu wo hlayisa mbangu (Nawu wa vu 108 hi 1998) hi xikongomelo xo endla ndzavisiso eka xiyenge xa Basic Assessment lexi welaka eka ntirho wo ku akiwa ka garaji ya pitiloro e nsinwini ya Malamulele 234LT 281MT ka Xigalo

exifunzeni xa Thulamela Local Municipality ehansi ka Vhembe District eLimpopo Province.

Projeke leyi i ya ku akiwa ka garaji ya mafurha ya mova(petirolo). Ndhawu ya projeke: Ntirho lowu wu nga ta va kona wu ta va Etikweni ra ka Xigalo, ku ringana 10000m². Ntirho lowu wu ta va ni ku tshikelela eka mbangu na kona wu tsariwile eka milawu leyi humesiweke hi mfumo, nawu wa nomboro 13 ehansi ka milawu leyi vitaniwaka R544 leyi yi nga humesiwa hi mfumo Hi 18 Khotavuxika hi 2010 wu hlamusela leswaku: Ku akiwa ka miako yak u hlayisa tinhunzu leti nga na ghozi laha tinhundzi leti ti hlayisiwaka enzeni ka mabokisi(containers) lawa ya kotaka ku khoma 80000 ya malitara kambe ya nga tluli 150000 ya malitara.

Geomarubs hi ku yimela Muano civils and general supplies yi yisile papilla ro kombela ku pfumeleriwa ku endla ndzavisiso wa ku tshikeleriwa ka mbangu Eka Department ya Economic Development, Environment & Tourism. Ref: 12/1/9/1-V56 Mi komberiwa ku tsarisa tani hi mu aka tiko loyi a khumbekaka na ku tisa swibumabmelo kumbe swisolo eka Geomarubs (Vativi va swa mbangu) eka vuxokoxoko lebyi landzelaka: Environmental Assessment Practitioner Contact person: Nemadava M Geomarubs 0952 Cell:0839564862 Proponent Contact person: Mr Ndanganeni B Muano Civils and general supplies P.O.Box 220 Cell:0797815369 Vuwani

NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35 Kindly be informed that the First and Final Liquidation and Distribution Account in respect of the Late Ntsanwisi Hasani Abel, Estate no: 6773/2008 shall kie in inspection at the Giyani Magistrate’s Court for a period of 21days calculated from the 07th June 2013. Dated at Giyani on this 22nd day of May 2013. NOEL CHAUKE ATTORNEYS, Executrix agent to the Mkhacani Noel Chauke, Office no: 228,Old Mutual Building, P.O. Box 1422, Giyani 0826, Tel: 015 812 1574, Fax: 015 812 1575, Ref: CH/MN/79/10EST Notice of surrender of a Debtor’s Estate (Section 4 (1) Notice is hereby givent that application will be made to the High Court of South Africa, Limpopo High Court, Thohoyandou on Thursday the 01st day of August 2013 at 10h00 o’clock in the forenoon or as soon thereafter as the matter can be heard, for the acceptance of the surrender of the estate of Ramugondo Christinah Mukondeleli and Ramugondo Makungo Seth of Mukula Stand No. 675, Thohoyandou and that a statement of their affairs will lie for inspection at the office of the master of the High Court at High Court Building, Limpopo High Court, Thohoyandou and at the Thohoyandou Magistrate’s Court for a period of fourteen days as

from the 14th day of June 2013.Dated at Thohoyandou on this the 24th day of May 2013. Philemon Siliga Attorneys, Attorneys for debtors, Muthathe Heights, Office no. 1, 1st Floor, Opposite Parklane Butchery, Between Thulamela & Venda Plaza Taxi Rank. Thohoyandou, PO box 2181, Sibasa, 0970, Ref: Siliga/GM/ CV103/2010 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN DECEASED ESTATE All persons having claims against the undermentioned estate must lodge it with the Executor concerned within 30 days (or as indicated) from date of publication hereof. Estate number: 1001/2013, Master’s Office: Thohoyandou, Surname: Ramfumedzi, Christian Names: Sandani Daniel, Date of Birth: 1936-04-02, Id number: 3604025211083, Last Address: Box 193, Tshakhuma District, Thohoyandou, Date of Death:2013-03-20, Vhutshilo Nange Attorneys, House no: 445,P East, Thohoyandou, Period allowed for lodgement of claims, if other than 30 days: 21 days. Tel: 015 962 3001 Notice to Debtors and Creditors (Section 29) In the estate of the late Tshisamphiri Johannes Tshikororo, ID no: 4203225497086 who died on 9th July 2008. Master’s reference no: 1111/2008.

Creditors and Debtors are hereby called upon to submit their claims and pay their debts within thirty (30) days from date of this advertisement. Philemon Siliga Attorneys, Attorneys for executor, Muthathe Heights, Office no: 1, 1st Floor, opposite Parklane Butchery, between Thulamela & Venda Plaza Taxi Rank, Thohoyandou, Po box: 2181, Sibasa, 0970, Ref: SILIGA/GM/EST003/2013.

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Nga Lutingo kha (015) 287 4735 kana Nga fekisi kha (015) 2975045 Nga meili Kgagodi.chuene@energy. gov.za Zwinwevho zwi hanedzanaho nau avhelwa ha laisentse iyo zwi nga rumelwaa kha mulanguli wa laisentsi dza zwivhaswa khau rumela linwalo vho kopa na nomboro thalusi husa thu fhela maduvha a fumi mbili ubva duvha la iyi ndivhadzo.Vhanga rumela nga zwitevhalaho Ngau toya: Offisi ya mulanguli wa laisentse ya zwivhaswa Muhashoni wa fulu fulu Tshitaratani tsha 101 Dorp Bulugwane 0700 Diresi ya poswo: Offisi ya mulanguli wa laisentse ya

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Notice in respect of a licence application in terms of the petroleum Product Act, 1977(Act no 120 of 1977) This notice serves to inform parties that may be interested or affected that LUGISANI GLADESTONE NEMUKOMBAME Hereinafter referred to as the ‘applicant’ has submitted an application for a RETAIL licence, application number F/2013/01/23/001 NO 1 MALONGSFLAGTE R525 PAFURI ROAD MASISI The purpose of this application if for the applicant to be granted a licence to undertake petroleum retail activities as detailed in the application.

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CLOSING DATE: 18 June 2013 A cover letter including the reference, CV and certified copies of certificates marked for the attention of the HR Manager may be e-mailed or faxed to tnemavhulani@khoroni.co.za / 0862398392 Applicants who are not contacted within two weeks after the closing date should accept that their applications were unsuccessful as communication will be made with the short listed candidates only Khoroni Hotel Casino Convention Resort is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer

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Eight teams compete for R30 000

More silverware for Benny’s Care

It is expected that the Mashamba grounds will be packed to capacity when eight teams from the Mashamba area will participate in the Masungulo Information Technology College soccer tournament on Sunday.

The tournament is sponsored to an amount of R30 000.

According to the CEO of Masungulo IT College, Mr Jika

Benny's Care Soccer Academy scored. Their celebration was, howwas crowned as the new provincial ever, cut short when Thabang Miyeni champion of the Milo U/13 Soccer equalised.

Development Tournament, after The teams went to the penalty they managed to beat Nwasoroni shoot-out. Benny’s strikers kept their Primary 6-4 at Modimole on Sat- cool and won the shoot-out 6-4. Benurday. The winners had to be de- ny's will now represent the province termined by means of a penalty in the national championship, which shoot-out, after the teams played will be played in Mpumalanga from to a 2-all draw.

6 to 8 August. The coach of Benny’s, Benny's showed a spirit of com- Mr Tendani “Maten ten” Rasikhinya, mitment from the onset, with their says the competition is about pride midfielders distributing telling passes and honour. “This is the first year to the front-runners. It was their that we have made it to the national demon striker, Dakalo Vele, whose finals. We want to be the first team beautiful pass was well received by in Limpopo to win the tournament,” Lazarus Maluka, who tried his luck he added. “Coaching these boys has Benny´s striker and from the outside the box. The ball brought nothing but joy to my heart, the top goal scorer left the keeper, Theo Shingwenyama, as I have seen how they have grown of the tournament, Dakalo Vele. flat footed. in confidence."

The boys from Mopani soon realised that it was not their day when their goal poacher, Andile Sihlangu, missed a fortune in the 24th minute. The Nwasorini equaliser came in the 35th minute via Shado Mathebula. Benny’s defender, Khethani Matshakatini, hesitated for too long with the ball until Mathebula took the ball and scored freely.

Early in the second half, Aluwani Mulaudzi was brought down inside the penalty box and the referee pointed to the white spot. Rabe- Benny´s Care goal scorers in the final match were Lazarus Maluka and lani Ramabulana easily Rabelani Ramabulana.

Ngomane, they promised the community that they would come back and hold this tournament for the community who supported them. “We are fulfilling that promise and it is our contribution to develop football at grassroots level.”

He said that the college would continue to develop their relationship with the Mashamba area and provide something tangible

that the people would value.

He stressed the importance of a sound education. According to him, several former sports stars are now living in abject poverty after retiring, due to the fact that they could not do anything apart from participating in sports.

The winning team will walk away with a cash prize of R3 000, a floating trophy and gold medals, while the runnersup will receive R2 000 and silver medals. The prize of the third-placed team is R1 500 and bronze medals and the fourth-placed team will get R1 000. The teams to participate in the tournament are Mashamba Benfica, Mashamba Academy, Thema Kill Them All, Masakona Eight teams around Mashamba area will participate in the Masungulo Bayern Munich, MuInformation Technology College soccer tournament on Sunday. kondeni Shooters, MuPhotographed with the trophy are, from left to right, Moses Mashamba, kondeni Ratanang and Thilivhali Muvhango, Jika Ngomane (sponsor) and Khishimusi Ntuli. Mufeba United.

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The Commac committee will stage a soccer tournament at the Madodonga grounds on Saturday and Sunday. Eight teams will participate and on Saturday, the first match will start at 09:30 when Benny´s Care will play against Makhitha Oscar Stars. Madodonga All Stars will face Zoutpansberg Powerline at 11:10 and Tshiozwi Dynamos and Ajax will clash at 12:55. The last match will be between Zamenkomste United Brothers and Zamenkomste Liverpool and will start at 15:00. The winners will go home with R2 000, a soccer kit, gold medals and a floating trophy. The runners-up will get R1 500 and silver medals, while the third- and fourthplaced teams will get R1 000 and R750 respectively and bronze medals. Photographed during the launch of the tournament are, from left to right, Kwaito Mamafha, Scara Mamafha and Zane Mamafha.

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