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Bullied to death?

15-year-old girl takes own life after assault at her school

By Maanda Bele A 15-year-old girl from Mbilwi Secondary School was arrested on Tuesday in connection with the bullying incident that played out at the school on Monday. A young learner from the same school, who was the victim of the assault, allegedly committed suicide on Monday afternoon.

Video clips of the girl being harassed started circulating on Monday, not long after the incident took place. The video footage shows a group of girls in Mbilwi uniform confronting another schoolgirl, identified as Lufuno Mavhungu. One girl starts to hit Lufuno violently and repeatedly, pushing her around and pulling at her hair while the rest surround them. While this is happening a crowd of amused onlookers take videos using their cell phones from different angles. Lufuno doesn’t fight back and no-one tries to help her while this abuse goes on and on.

That same evening news started circulating on social media that Lufuno had committed suicide.

Provincial police spokesperson Brigadier Motlafela Mojapelo confirmed Lufuno’s death. “The police in Siloam outside Thohoyandou have opened an inquest case after a 15-year-old girl allegedly died on arrival at the Siloam hospital on Monday evening of 12 April 2021 at about 18:30,” he said.

According to the police statement, Lufuno arrived home from school that day and told her mother that she was beaten up by another learner. She then locked herself up in her room and allegedly consumed an overdose of pills. Her mother later found Lufuno unconscious in her room and she was rushed to hospital. The police received a call from Siloam hospital, who informed them that Lufuno was brought in and certified dead on arrival at the hospital.

On Tuesday, after news of her death was made public, social media platforms were abuzz with the “#JusticeforLufuno” topic. At Mbilwi Secondary School children cried uncontrollably and the angry ones vied for the blood of the “bully”.

Apparently, this was not the first case

of bullying of this nature at the school.

In fact, according to some learners of Mbilwi Secondary, bullying has become a “common thing” at their top school.

One learner, who preferred to remain anonymous, said they were angry at the school management for acting as if everything was normal, while they knew what had happened. “We are very angry.

More especially because we hear that the parents have previously reported to the principal (on the bullying), but nothing was done about it,” she said.

“We are not safe there, so many fights have taken place even here on our school premises. We want justice for Lufuno and the perpetrator should face the music and be expelled from school,” she said.

Judging by Lufuno’s social media postings, she was clearly affected by some sort of bullying. She called herself ‘Trash Boat’ on social media which, according to the Urban dictionary, means an undesirable/unwanted/rejected person or object.

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A screenshot from the video that circulated on social media of the late Lufuno Mavhunga, a 15-year-old learner at Mbilwe Secondary School, being physically bullied. She commited suicide shortly afterwards.

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Fate of missing Louis Trichardt businessman remains uncertain privacy during this difficult time.

The fate of well-known Louis According to a police report, Trichardt businessman Mr Mr Premjee was on his way to Shyam Premjee remains work at around 07:50 when his uncertain almost a week after vehicle was blocked by suspects he was violently abducted in a travelling in two vehicles on the quiet residential area of Louis corner of De Vaal and Barnard Trichardt on his way to work. Street. “One of the vehicles The abduction of the allegedly blocked him in front 36-year-old businessman on and the other at the rear. Some Friday, 9 April, sent shockwaves shots were reportedly heard in through the local community the vicinity in of the scene,” said and business fraternity. The provincial police spokesperson Premjee family is one of Louis Brigadier Motlafela Mojapelo.

Trichardt and the region’s most Mr Premjee’s Mercedes Benz well-known and respected GLC 250 was soon afterwards business families. Although found abandoned just off Forthey appreciate everybody’s estry Road along the Meulbos thoughts, prayers and support, dirt road, less than a kilometre they this week asked members away from where he was taken. of the public to respect their The suspects presumably transferred Mr Premjee to another vehicle and fled the scene using a grey Hyundai Accent and another silver sedan. These vehicles were reportedly seen driving north along the N1 towards the Nzhelele road.

An intensive manhunt for the suspects and safe return of Mr Premjee was immediately launched, but hopes of finding him dimmed as the days went by. By the time of going to press on Wednesday, Brig Mojapelo confirmed that Mr Premjee was still missing with no new information on the case. Asked whether the police are treating Mr Pemjee’s The 36-year-old Mr Shyam disappearance as a kidnapping, Premjee. Photo: Limpopo Mojapelo said no. “We can only SAPS.

By Andries van Zyl

In the front, from left to right, are Kenneth Mavhunga (Lufuno’s brother), Joseph Mavhunga (father) and Wilson Moufhe (uncle). At the back is Shonani Liaba of Lieba Brothers Group Funerals who offered to do sponsor Lufuno’s funeral for free. Photo by Maanda Bele.

Mbilwi bully incident condemned (From page 1)

of violent behaviour among young people. We strongly The incident has been wide- condemn such conduct that ly condemned from different has turned our schools into sectors. horrendous havens of those The chairperson for the who have no regard for their Limpopo School Governing peers. Bullying is wrong and Bodies, Prince Phandavhudzi, will never be tolerated in our described the incident as a schools,” she said. “very sad and unfortunate” “We send our condolences one. He urged parents not to the family and friends of to wait for the worse, but to the deceased learner and report all incidents of bullying pledge our commitment toto the principals and school wards ensuring that all those governing bodies. involved in bullying incidents Education MEC Poly are made to face the conseBoshielo said that the incident quences of their actions,” she added. was a sad day in education On Wednesday the SAPS isand the school. “It is quite disturbing to witness this level sued a statement in which the

arrest of a 15-year-old suspect in connection with the alleged assault is confirmed. “The arrested child will be dealt with in accordance with the Child Justice Act,” the police said.

The Department of Education in Limpopo is also investigating the circumstances that lead to the death of the 15-year-old Grade 10 learner from Mbilwi Secondary School.

treat it as a kidnapping if these people [suspects] phone to demand a ransom. At this stage we are treating it as a missing persons case,” said Mojapelo.

Although police only consider Mr Premjee a missing person at this stage, his disappearance bares similarities to the spate of high-profile kidnappings of South African businessmen across the country the past year. Just over a year ago, City Press ran an article about kidnapping gangs targeting South Africa. The article reported an exponential increase in these high-profile kidnappings, some of which occurred with the alleged involvement of members of the police. Several members of the South African Police Force were confirmed to have been arrested in this regard. Although the police are not treating Mr Premjee’s disappearance as a kidnapping, fears are that these kidnapping gangs might be expanding their heinous activities out of the cities to rural areas.

Members of the public are again asked to come forward should they have information about the incident or Mr Premjee’s whereabouts. They are requested to urgently contact Colonel Nyelisani Mabatha on 082 565 8171 or the Crime Stop number 0860010111. In the meantime, the Louis Trichardt community continue to pray for Mr Premjee’s safe return.

Lieba Brothers Group Funeral Services, with the help of Shanzha Holdings and Sebola Inc, have offered to do the funeral proceeding for free for the Mavhungu family.

Mr Premjee’s Mercedes Benz GLC 250 was soon afterwards found abandoned just off Forestry Road along the Meulbos dirt road less than a kilometre away from where he was taken.

Tshifhiwa Percy Ramabulana, also known as Sondaha, donated sanitary towels to pupils of his former school, Gogobole Primary School, last Friday. “One of the most devastating things about period-poverty, or lack of sanitary towels, is that a girl misses school,” he said. “That’s why Tshinavha Projects decided to donate whatever we can to eliminate these kinds of unnecessary distractions, in order for them to develop the same way as boys at educational level. A girl’s life too is found within the pages of education,” he said.

Vhakhokheli Vho-Selinah Makondelela Magoda (68) of Lufule 2 village, outside Thohoyandou passed away last week. Magoda dedicated her life to the Ndonyana Apostolic church and the preservation of the Venda culture. Apart from church activities, Magoda was a highly respected cultural ambassador who specialised in preparing and selling traditional food such as mukusule, nzie, khodelo, nemeneme, thophi and tshidzimba. When she was not doing her religious activities, she would spend most of her time selling her traditional food in Thohoyandou.

Magoda was buried on Wednesday at her ancestral village of Tshidimbini, near Mukula. Photo supplied.

The Limpopo MEC for Transport and Community Safety, Ms Mavhungu Lerule-Ramakhanya (photo), and the Deputy Minister of Transport, Dikeledi Magadzi, wrapped up an intensified Easter Road Safety Campaign at Musina Township on Thursday, 8 April. The campaign included roadblocks, stop and searches at Nancefield Township and monitoring traffic flow from Musina town to the Beitbridge border post. During the operations, 40 illegal immigrants (without proper documentation) were arrested, 81 traffic summonses were issued, three suspects with warrants of arrest were taken into custody and two vehicles were impounded. The police further managed to seize 201 cartons of illegal cigarettes, one motor vehicle and one sachet of dagga.

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Fake report of volcano at Matangari causes panic “zwo itea vhana vha mukalaha, hanefha Matangari, ila volcano Fake reports of a volcano ye hapfi ainga thuthubi khei I erupting at Matangari village, khou thuthuba.” (It is happennot far from Thohoyandou, ing now in Matangari village, caused panic last Thursday. A the volcano they said is not video showing the mountain active is now erupting.) spewing out lava spread like The video seems to have wildfire on social media and ignited a lot of fear among the caused people from across the communities of Matangari, country to enquire whether especially those who work far friends and relatives in the from their homes. One such area were safe. resident, Bongani Chabalala, The video, put up on the said it was just after 20:00 and YouTube channel of a certain he was watching TV with his Rex TV, is under the heading family at his home in Matom“The danger of active volcano bo atsuka Matangari when at Venda (Matangari).” The calls and WhatsApp messages so-called producer calls himself started flooding in, asking him “Lover Rex”. While the video if it was true about the volcanic is playing, a male voice can eruption. “A lot of people called be heard saying in Tshivenda: me. Some even sent me videos on WhatsApp. I was scared,” he said. “At that moment, I had even forgotten that I am staying near the mountain.”

Chabalala said he went out to check if a volcano was indeed erupting from the top of the mountain. “I didn’t see anything,” he said.

He went on to warn the “filmmaker”: “Please don’t play like this. A volcano is not something to play with. There are people in Gauteng who are scared for their families back home,” he told the “Lover Rex”.

Chabalala said he had been living in Matangari for the past 38 years and he had never heard of any rumours of volcanic eruptions in the area.

The traditional leader in Khosi Mutulagole Nyamande Matangari village, Mutulagole from Matangari Village.

Nyamande, confirmed that no

By Maanda Bele

volcano can be found in Matangari village. “Considering the volume of calls I have received from universities, research institutions, security clusters, fire stations, chiefs from neighbouring villages, disaster teams, and villagers at home and abroad, there was a lot of panic and unrest,” Nyamande said. “I really want to send a warning to whoever has sent or posted the video clip not to do that again in future.”

A quick Internet search A screen capture of the “active volcano” at Matangari, posted by a certain Rex TV. shows that the conniving “producer” used video footage taken at Mount Fagradalsfjall. This volcano is located only about 40 kilometres from the capital of Iceland, Reykjavik. The volcano erupted last month for the first time in about 900 years, causing a colourful spectacle that quickly attracted spectators from afar.

Unscrupulous opportunists often use YouTube channels and social media platforms to try and make “a quick buck”.

They create what is often referred to as “click bait”, consisting of messages or videos set up to entice people to click on them or visit the site. In the case of a YouTube channel, the “producer” tries to get as many people as possible to watch the video. The video channel then draws advertising, for which he The real erupting volcano is at at Mount Fagradalsfjall in Iceland. (Source: https://www. or she gets paid. euronews.com/travel/2021/03/22/in-pictures-erupting-volcano-became-a-tourist-attracIn the case of Rex TV, the tion-in-iceland) channel has apparently not been monetised yet. No adverts, apart from the channel’s own, were displayed.

Emergency personnel at the scene of the accident where a young girl from Tshiozwi was hit by a car as she crossed the D3715 Sinthumule/Kutama Road. She was certified dead at the scene.

D3715 road claims another victim

By Kaizer Nengovhela Muano Mashau, a 13-year-old Grade 6 pupil of Mugidane Primary School, died after she was hit by a car as she crossed the D3715 Sinthumule/Kutama Road in Tshi­ ozwi – known lately as the “Road of Death”.

Sunday’s incident left hundreds of residents from her home village of Tshiozwi in mourning, while her parents are grappling to come to terms with the death of their child.

Only last week the Limpopo Mirror reported on a head-on collision on the same road, killing one person.

Muano and her older sister were on their way back home from a local church when they crossed the road at around 12:30. How only Muano was hit by the car, when the two of them were apparently walking hand in hand, is not clear.

A man who prefers to remain

anonymous witnessed the incident. He said they heard a sound and, upon rushing to the spot, found the young girl lying next to the road with blood oozing from her nostrils and mouth. “I could not believe what I was seeing. It was very strange. I have never seen something like this before. This was an accident for sure, not deliberate, as the driver was also very shocked afterwards,” he said.

“Traffic officers continually urge both motorists and pedestrians to exercise extreme caution when using our roads, to avoid the recurrence of such incidents in which lives are lost unnecessarily,” he added.

At the scene of the accident, Muano’s father, Mr Mboneni Mashau, and other family members could not hide their grief and cried hysterically.

Some community members comforted them as the body lay covered in the road. The road remained closed for

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hours while they waited for the government hearse to transport the body to the mortuary.

Mashau was devastated by the loss of his lovely daughter.

“I cannot believe that such a thing could happen to my daughter. She did not deserve to die. I am heartbroken,” he cried. He said that many drivers on this road speeded and that speed bumps should be installed.

The chairperson of the Tshiozwi Civic Association, Mr Shaft Matumba, said he always complained about speeding in the area. “We are greatly saddened that innocent lives are lost this way. We just hope the government will hear our plight and erect speed humps, as motorists are speeding beyond the stipulated 60 km per hour,” he said.

Limpopo police spokesperson Brig Motlafela Mojapelo confirmed the incident, saying that a case of culpable homicide had been opened.

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4 16 April 2021

Judge President’s gripe with lawyers leads to High Court impasse

By Anton van Zyl The Judge President of the Limpopo High Court’s gripe with four lawyers, accused by him of trying to “capture” the court, has led to an impasse, with other judges refusing to deal with these lawyers in court.

The matter has been referred to the Judicial Services Commission for possible investigation.

The issue goes back to June 30 last year, when Judge President Ephraim Makgoba called for a meeting of the judges of the Limpopo local division of the High Court in Thohoyandou.

Details of what transpired at the meeting are captured in a memorandum compiled afterwards by the judges present. According to this memorandum, Makgoba told them during the meeting on 30 June that “this court, this division here in Thohoyandou, this court has been captured by certain legal practitioners”.

One of the judges asked whether a complaint lodged by a local legal practitioner was documented. Judge Makgoba allegedly confirmed this and pointed to a bundle of documents he had with him.

Makgoba then named the

“They think they own this place ... they must be shown that we are not going to fear them neither do they own this division, this is a court of justice and not a playground ...”

- Judge Makgoba

practitioners responsible for the “capturing” as Netshipale Attorneys, Advocate Kevin Maluleke, Anton Ramaano Attorneys and SO Ravele Attorneys.

“They think they own this place ... they must be shown that we are not going to fear them neither do they own this division, this is a court of justice and not a playground ... they even have the audacity of deciding their own time... when to litigate and to choose when to set their matters down,” Judge Makgoba said.

One of the judges then enquired if the “capture issue” referred to a “rotten apple or the entire tree”. In response Judge Makgoba said “ya ja leotsa e fetetsa tse dingwe” (“one rotten potato spoils the other.”)

While some attempts were made to resolve the issue, judges in the division apparently felt uncomfortable dealing with cases where the lawyers named

by Judge Makgoba were representing clients. As a result, at least one case was removed from the roll in the appeal division of the court.

The matter became public when, on 18 March this year, judges George Phatudi and Khami Makhafola ruled in an appeal application in the Limpopo division of the High Court. The application was brought by attorney Anton Ramaano, one of the lawyers being accused by Judge Makgoba of trying to “capture” the High Court. He appeared on behalf of his client, Tshioma Matamela.

This case had earlier been removed from the roll because the judges felt that they could not deal with it.

In their ruling, Judges Phatudi and Makhafola decided that the case should be heard by

the Supreme Court of Appeal.

They gave a detailed account of the circumstances that caused them to refer the matter to another court. They said that such a ruling was in the interest of impartiality, equality and the integrity enshrined in the office of the Judge and the administration of justice.

The two judges criticised the Judge President, saying his actions constituted “a contravention of the provisions of the Constitution in respect of the Office of a Judge and impacts the core of judicial authority of the judges concerned.”

On 18 September the appeal application came before the judges of the High Court, but the judges refused to hear the parties. It was placed on record that the Judge President had minuted in a meeting the complaint that “the judges of this division have been captured by among others Ramaano Attorneys Incorporated”.

“The complaint is still under investigation. Due to such serious and vicious allegations against the judges of this division this appeal court is unable to deal with this appeal.”

A clearly flabbergasted attorney Ramaano voiced his Background to the objection: “That is a shocking incident which I have never dispute heard (of ) before,” he said. The case was removed from the The case in question dates roll. Ramaano subsequently back to 2016 and involves a tried to get to the bottom of the dispute between David Masilo “capture” allegations. He filed Mulaudzi and Tshioma Matpapers on behalf of his client amela, both of Thohoyandou. requesting permission to apMatamela occupied a house peal to a higher court, and also owned by Matamela in Thohoy- to be furnished with reasons as andou Section P East. to why the case was struck from According to court pathe roll. pers, Mulaudzi had allowed The appeal application came Matamela and her children before court on 18 March 2021 to live rent-free in the house and in their ruling judges since 2004. During this period Phathudi and Makhafola exshe renovated the house. But, plained what had happened the around 2015, Mulaudzi and previous year, which they said Matamela had a fallout and had prompted them to not hear he asked her to move out. She the case. was not keen to do this and Mulaudzi obtained an eviction A judge on a mission order, which was contested and the matter ended up in Between 16 and 18 October the Thohoyandou Magistrate’s last year several letters were Court. written to Judge Makgoba, Magistrate Nemutandani requesting clarity on the “capheard the matter in 2018 and ture” issue. Makgoba requested ruled in favour of the owner of the house, Mulaudzi. Matamela the judges of the High Court to make input and a memoranwas given up to 31 October dum was compiled which was 2018 to vacate the premises. sent to him on 28 October.

Her legal representative, RaIn the memorandum, the maano, took the case on appeal judges spell out the uncomfortto the Limpopo division of the able situation that had arisen High Court.

following the capture allegations. They argue that the utterances of the Judge President affected their impartiality.

Judge Makgoba responded, promising a meeting after the return of Judge Phatudi, who at that stage was on long leave.

When Judge Phatudi returned on 18 January, the registrar could not locate the whereabouts of the file. “The registrar was directed to create a dummy file to enable us to deal with this application. The delay is regretted,” the judges later explained.

Judges Phatudi and Makhafola finally made a ruling on 18 March, giving permission for the Matamela case to go to the Supreme Court of Appeal. They ruled that the capture allegations trampled on the litigant’s constitutional right to access courts. “Every litigant in any lawsuit has a right to choose and instruct a legal practitioner of his own choice. A litigant has a right to be heard,” they said in their ruling. The judges agreed that such a litigant has the right to “be legally represented by the legal representative of her own choice.”

The judges were clearly concerned about the capture allegations, mentioning in the ruling that this is interpreted as a situation where officials “are geared into making decisions in favour of the ‘capturer’ upon receipt of gratuities or gifts from such alleged capturer.

Do judges of this division fall within that category? If so, then the Judges of this Division would bring the administration of justice and the judiciary into disrepute. An investigation by the Judicial Services Commission is inevitable. We agree.

We, however, do not fall within that category.”

The registrar of the court was

“Every litigant in any lawsuit has a right to choose and instruct a legal practitioner of his own choice. A litigant has a right to be heard,” - Judges Phatudi and Makafhola ordered to send a copy of the judgment to the Limpopo office of the Legal Practice Counsel (LPC) and to the Judicial Services Commission (JSC).

Questions were sent by the Limpopo Mirror to Khomotso Matsaung of the LPC, asking whether the LPC is investigating the matter. She responded by requesting more information about Limpopo Mirror’s “complaint”. After pointing out the questions were a media inquiry about a High Court ruling, Matsaung requested more detail and undertook to look into the matter. She did not respond again, despite follow-up messages.

Questions sent to the JSC elicited no initial response, but were then referred to spokesperson, CP Fourie. He responded telephonically saying that his term of office was ending and that he could not comment on the matter.

But Fourie explained that such complaints would normally be referred to the Chief Justice, who would consider the merits. If it was deemed to be serious it would be referred to a Judicial Conduct Commission for a recommendation.

Fourie said that he was not aware of an official charge being filed, but he believed that the judgment sent to the JSC would serve such a purpose.

Capt Mudimeli to lead the SAPS’ communications unit in Vhembe FM, where he talked about crime matters in the region. “I The SAPS’s Communications want communications officers Unit in Vhembe has apin the region to be focused on pointed Capt Mboneni Amos their jobs and to understand Mudimeli as the district’s that they work on strict deadnew head coordinator. lines for meeting and answerMudimeli’s appointment ing queries from the various comes after the former head media groups on a daily basis,” of communications, Lt-Col Mudimeli said.

Mashudu Malelo, retired at He will be conducting the the end of the March this year, breakfast media conference after nearly 35 years in the at the unit’s headquarters in police service.

Sibasa soon, to engage with the Mudimeli (51) was born various media groups operatand raised in Sendedza village ing in the Vhembe region and to determine how best they can improve the communication system between communications officers and journalists.

Mudimeli has ample experience in communications. He obtained a bachelor’s degree in police practices from the Southern Business School, which also includes Captain Mboneni Amos Mudimeli has just been appointed the new head communication and managecoordinator for the SAPS’s communications unit in Vhembe. Photo: ment.

Silas Nduvheni.

By Silas Nduvheni

in the Dzanani District. He had joined the police service in 1990 when he started his career as a constable based at Siloam Police Station.

He joined the Communications Corporate Unit of the SAPS in Vhembe in 2009, under the command of then head of the unit, Lt-Col Ailwei Mushavhanamadi, who taught him in this field. He also worked under Malelo.

Mudimeli became better known to the public because of regular talks on PhalaPhala

TOP: The principal of Madimbo Primary school, Mr Fhulufhelo Mulovhedzi (seated far left) with some of the school’s learners who received school shoes and masks from the Vhembe and Musina councillors on Friday as part of their Back to School campaign.

RIGHT: Acting Executive Mayor of Vhembe Thina Mbedzi (left) hands over shoes to learners of Mutele Primary School as part of their Back to School Campaign, while Cllrs Festos Mafela and Rapson Rambuwani (far right) look on.

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“We don’t want foreigners here,” say Mulodi villagers of the rented two-room house where the man and his wife A Zimbabwean family had to lived and set it on fire. vacate their house at Mulodi The attack on the house ocvillage near Thengwe after curred on Sunday (4 April) and, angry community members according to a report from the had set it on fire. The villagMutale SAPS, the Zimbabwean ers turned on foreigners, man then ran away. His wife following the death of a young was not inside the house at the man earlier this month. time it was set alight and was therefore unharmed.

The body of a 29-year-old A ward committee member man was found lying next to in Mulodi village, Mr Rudzathe street on Saturday, 3 April, ni Netshikweta, said that with an open wound to his the villagers suspected the head. The deceased was identi- Zimbabwean man in question fied as Rolivhuwa Ratshitanga, of being behind Ratshitanga’s a resident of the Mulodi-Them- murder, as the two had apparbaluvhilo village. ently had a bitter argument According to Limpopo police during a drinking spree at the spokesperson Colonel Moatshe local tavern the night before.

Ngoepe, angry community Netshikweta said that the members started accusing a Sunday after the body of RatZimbabwean man living in the shitanga had been discovered, village of being involved in the villagers had gathered at the murder. They became aggresheadman’s kraal to discuss the sive and broke the windows matter. During this meeting, a

By Silas Nduvheni

decision was taken that anyone harbouring foreign nationals, such as Zimbabweans, should let them go.

“We resolved that we don’t want to see any Zimbabweans in our village anymore, because it is the fourth incident in our area now where a Zimbabwean citizen is accused of killing our people. It is enough now; let them go peacefully,” said Netshikweta.

He said that the conduct of the villagers might be described as xenophobic but claimed that the “bad behaviour” of Zimbabweans, “who don’t respect the lives of others”, was to blame.

He said that ending the life of another human being was wrong.

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Ms Shawell Shaba shows some of their possessions that were destroyed after the two-room house they rented was set alight. Also (seated) in the photo is Takunda Shaba and Romish Gotori. Photo: Silas Nduvheni.

No arrests have been made yet, and the police in the Mutale policing area are investigating a case of murder.

Fistos Mafela (left) is considered to be a true life-saver in Madimbo village, just outside Musina. He realized the scarcity of water in the village and opted to make his own water available to other households. Mafela is lucky enough to have a borehole and tank in his yard. He makes the water available free of charge to villagers and he absorbs the costs such as electricity. In the photo, one of the villagers, Mpfareleni Ndou, fills her water drums.

From left to right: Nomcebo Zikode, Mr Brown, Vhamusanda Vho-Livhuwani Matsila and Makhadzi. The three local artists recently paid a visit to the Matsila Royal Family to learn more about farming and how to make a difference in their communities.

Top musicians visit Matsila projects

By Kaizer Nengovhela

help her realize her dream of contributing towards socio-economic development. She was overjoyed by the traditional leader’s commitment to lend them his time in teaching them more about farming. “I have no words to express my happiness that we are finally getting professional advice on farming,” she said. “The meeting was a unique opportunity, and it was just such a great honour to meet Matsila.”

Vhamusanda Matsila in turn said that he was humbled to have met them. “I had the chance to give the artists a

detailed account of our farming scheme and tourism projects, such as the Matsila chicken and red-meat abattoir, Matsila Game Farm, as well as our butchery,” he said.

Matsila praised his three visitors for setting an example of how artists in the area can improve their own circumstances, as well as give back to their communities. He also encouraged other young people to get more involved in agriculture. “There is a lot of money in agriculture, and we are trying to lure our youth into this field,” he said.

Three well-known artists, Nomcebo Zikode, Makhadzi and Dr Brown, visited the Matsila Community Farming Project in Vhembe last week to gain first-hand experience of how the various upliftment projects operate.

The visit was Zikode’s initiative, and she invited her two musician friends along. Zikode is best known as the vocalist on the international hit of Master KG, Jerusalema.

During last Monday’s visit, the trio were taken on a tour of the farming project where goat, chicken, crop, and even fish farming have become a beacon of hope for many rural communities, providing not only jobs, but food to residents. Vhamusanda Vho-Livhuwani Matsila’s rural development and agriculture model has attracted the attention and praise of many leaders and organisations, including the Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries.

During Zikode’s visit, Vhamusanda Vho-Livhuwani Matsila (left) shows Nomcebo Zikode (middle) how to plant seeds during a visit to the Matsila Royal Famishe made a passionly farm. Tshililo Muedi looks on. ate plea to Matsila to

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6 16 April 2021

Phoenix Blackjack expresses Hulisani breaking the stehimself through his music reotype in Rasta culture

By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho Ampfarisaho “Phoenix Blackjack” Mushidzhi from Thohoyandou Block G is a singer who is quickly establishing himself in the music industry.

However, he goes against genre categorisation since he dabbles in amapiano, hip-hop and rap. “I am an artist,” he said. “As an artist I do not categorise myself under one genre.

However, my main genre is hip-hop.”

He first discovered his talent in 2010 when he wrote his first verse in 16 lines, which was sort of a sonnet. He was in Grade 6 at Tshiluvhi Primary School and he gave it to fellow pupils to read, who all agreed that he had a rare talent as both a poet and songwriter.

“I would perform my own songs with the late Dzulani Ligamela, who was already into music,” he said. “We performed during school functions. I drew my inspiration from Dzulani. He was this talented artist with an astute mind.”

He added that he used music as a mode of communication as he could express his deepest feelings through it. “Through music I can express myself in various ways,” he said. “I am able to give an opinion and my distress via a song or two, and I like that. I can say music is a friend I talk to during my dark days and on my ups too.”

He believes that music can work as a medium of sending messages of hope and dissuading youths from getting involved in crime. “Not only does music bring people together, some draw inspiration from it while others gain hope after

losing it,” he said. “Music also provides healing to those who are wounded, be it spiritually or emotionally.”

He draws inspiration from the music of US artist Jay Z, not only as an artist but for his entrepreneurial activities. “It is my dream to achieve what he has done so far, and I will never rest until I achieve that,” he said.

The highlights of his career include receiving a high volume of online streaming where people listen to his music and buy it.

“I managed to make fans nationwide, especially in the Gauteng Province,” he said.

“For me it is big having people

streaming my music from other provinces. These are people who do not know me personally. I believe their opinions are true and realistic.”

Some of his best songs include Self-made (ft Obeatz), Celebrating life (ft Obeatz) and 8tawa which he did with DJ Thabz.

He is currently working on new songs with DJ Thabz, Jaleecot, DJ Mabbs and Obeatz.

“People should expect a project this year, of course a full-length album,” he said.

Ampfarisaho “Phoenix Blackjack” Mushidzhi.

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the Limpopo Province. The Asa is doing very well on group also organises reggae the local reggae music scene, Although this is not a music festivals and gatherings which is dominated by males. I common sight, Hulisani for Rastas to share knowledge now manage her music career Mbedzi is a regular face at on their beliefs and practices. to make sure that she operates gatherings for Rastas and at “Since joining the Department professionally. reggae music festivals around of Peace five years ago, I have My main task is to build Limpopo. This lady is busting grown spiritually, and I now her brand, organise gigs for the stereotype that men are know what a true Rasta stand her and to make sure that her generally the ones who take for. South Africa is now a music gets airplay at various lead in Rasta activities. democratic country which gives radio stations.”

Mbedzi, of Tshakhuma us equal rights with men, and Mutsindoni village, says she it is important for us as women feels proud to break the gender to stand up and barrier to represent women defend those in the local Rastafarianism rights. If we culture and practices. don’t stand up as Better known as Impress Hu- women, no one lie in the local Rastafarianism will fight for our fraternity, Mbedzi says she fell recognition in in love with the Rasta life and this male-domreggae music after meeting her inated country. partner and reggae music artist My wish is to Lutendo CJ Munyai 10 years recruit more ago. “He introduced me to women in this reggae music, and thereafter I movement, so fell in love with the practices of that we could Rastafarianism. He used to play also be well his guitar in my presence, and I represented.” felt that I was really spiritually Although connected to this type of music. she dreams of We would go together when releasing a reghe had some gigs and that was gae album one where I got used to other Rasday, Mbedzi tas. I then realized that I had has now venmany things in common with tured into the them, and I slowly converted reggae music to their practices. Since then, I industry by have never looked back.” becoming the Mbedzi is also an active manager of member of the Department fellow female Hulisani Mbedzi, better known as of Peace, an organized group reggae artist Impress Hul ie, is one of the few active and visib of Rastas whose aim is to and colleague le promote Rastafarianism across Asa Manngo. “ female Rastafarians locally. Photo supplied.

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Romani’s dream is to see a revival of traditional music bum, Tsimu yanga, in 2017.

After a three-year break, Picking up a lugube (a Romani is back in the studio Tshivenda indigenous music and recording his second instrument) while walking album, titled Mufaro. Like his along a dusty village path debut album, Romani did not in 2005 paved the way for forsake the musical identity Tshivenda indigenous music that distinguishes him from star Mashudu Thomas his peers by successfully Romani of Matanda village mixing Tshivenda traditional in the Nzhelele area. Since music instruments such as then, Romani has never lugube, nguluvhe, mbila, stopped using his scarce tshititingo, tshipololio and skills to preserve Venda tshihwana. indigenous music, instruA seasoned poet in his own ments, and culture. This right, many people know Robecame evident mani as the brilliant character when he shot who played Marema in the to fame with famous Phalaphala FM soaphis first ie, I khou khidzhana, and the Tshivenda old man Vho-Murunindigenous zi in Ndi music alyone mini yeneyi respectively.

Talking about his inspiration for playing indigenous music, Romani said: “I have realized that indigenous traditional music is fading, and I should do Tshivenda indigenous musician Mashusomething du Thomas Romani is back in the studio, to revive it. recording his second album, titled Although Mufaro. it was Entertainment

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difficult at first to get the indigenous instruments, I was fortunate to hook up with crafters who managed to provide me with some.

I had to teach myself to play all these instruments because it is very rare these days to find people who are still playing them. I felt it was my responsibility to revive our culture, so that the coming generation should be able to have a reference on how life used to be before they were born.”

He says at first many people, especially the youth, used to ignore his music. “I told myself that I am not into indigenous music for name or fame.

My objective was to play a role in the preservation of the Vhavenda culture.Fortunately, as time went by, people started understanding my music and I’m happy that parents are now buying it to play for their kids to teach them about their culture.”

His second album will be ready next month (May).

“Mufaro is rooted in deep traditional sounds and it is influenced by traditional musical instruments. I have no doubt that it will easily penetrate into the competitive music industry because it is unique.”

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Art & Entertainment Apostle Munyai uses his God-given gift to make a change with his book

By Kaizer Nengovhela Apostle Tshifhiwa Emmanuel Munyai from Manamani village has just released his first book, titled The power of giving.

“The Holy Spirit is the one who closes the gap between us and our Heavenly Father. The Holy Spirit works in a person to accept Jesus Christ, who opens the way to the Father,” he explains.

The book endeavours to clarify the role the Holy Spirit plays in the lives of Christians and “eradicates the mysterious shadow that has veiled the Holy Spirit for many generations”.

“We were never created to take life on single-handedly, but

unfortunately our inability to grow intimate with God has left us flying solo. The space between us and God leaves us in a desolate place where we succumb to loneliness and frustration. We are part of a company of modern-day Christians who believe in a disconnected God, rather than a personal Father,” Munyai says. “I’m driven by passion and the willingness to empower people. Writing a book is an expression of the powerful gift God installed in me.”

Munyai believes that everyone on the planet has a gift and that it takes courage to recognise these gifts. “The hardest part is to recognise one’s gift, but once you have done that, you need to focus on

developing and shaping that talent for the benefit of yourself and your fellow human beings,” he says.

He concludes: “In this world, people enjoy different things; some enjoy music, while others enjoy reading more. That's where my courage started. I believe that God has brought me into this world to do something, and that there is a gift which He has invested in me that will help many people out there. I am very happy to see people supporting me in such a way. I only thank God.” Anyone who might be interested in Apostle Munyai’s book can contact him on 072 451 8160.

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“My soul finds healing in music,” says Traxx

By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho Innocent Tshivhase, famously known to thousands of music lovers as Jimmy Traxx Iverson, has found the purpose of his life in writing music, making Innocent beats, and Tshivhase, recording AKA Jimmy music.

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sides at Maname Paradise. He believes that life’s fulfilment comes from producing good music for the people. “I'm proud to say, as an artist I create deep, meaningful music with some kind of lesson about life behind it,” he said. “Music is in my blood. It is like my life is tied around everything that has to do with music.”

When he was only five years old, he would beat on empty milk tins and he believes this was where his love of music really took shape.

“I later discovered my voice when I did my own first song. I was only 12 years old then,” he said.

“So, music means a lot to me. It helps me to focus, teach and tell stories about what it’s like to be in my shoes. My struggles and tribulations aren't obvious, because my soul finds healing in music.”

He is of the opinion that music, or any other form of art for that matter, can inspire change in the world. He strongly feels that artists should not be populating the music industry with videos that promote prostitution and violence.

“Our young people

should learn positive things from music,” he said. “The focus should be more on making good, wholesome music videos that promote education, hard work and wisdom. If more positive music is created and released, people will learn more positive things about life.”

He relayed his gratitude to everyone who has encouraged him in one way or another on his musical journey. “I rely on a few specific strong and talented people whom I consider my mentors: Fyah Prince, Beekay, and Flamesman Robson,” he said. “What I like about them is that they push me to work harder whenever I feel like giving up. They always encourage me to write, record, and release quality music.”

He adds Jafrass and Popcaan to his circle of inspiration. “I feel that, if I work a little bit harder, I would one day be like them,” he said.

“They are successful and respected.”

His two biggest hits are High life and On Sunday. He recently released a tribal house song titled Dlozi and he will be shooting its video soon. He is proud to say that he has already shared the stage with heavyweights such as Mizo Phyll, Percy Postman, Heavy K, Khakhathi, and Kelly Khumalo.

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Meet Khathutshelo “Brown” Mulaudzi Khathutshelo “Brown” Mulaudzi, a popular television personality with several successful years at SABC TV behind her, recently joined the Phalaphala FM team. She is a committed and passionate journalist with nine years’ experience in broadcasting and print media.

Mulaudzi was born and bred in Mandala and started her schooling at Dzumbuluwani Primary. She went on to Mphaphuli High and matriculated at the Pragmatic Learning Centre.

She studied journalism at the Tshwane University of Technology, where she was also involved with the campus radio station in 2010 as news anchor.

Her career in journalism started when she joined Limpopo Mirror as an intern, working with some of the paper’s correspondents, such as Kaizer Nengovhela, Peter Muthambi, Elmon Tshikhudo and Frank Mavhungu, under the late editor, Mr Wikus Lee. Mulaudzi also worked for the Business Day Newspaper. These experiences have taught her a lot about good journalism: the process of gathering news and taking photos for specific stories.

“I worked at eNCA as a current-affairs producer in 2012. Then I joined SABC TV from 2013 to February 2021 as a news producer, where I ensured that all editorial and technical requirements of a news bulletin were met by producing/writing creative and compelling content for broadcasting.”

She has been shifting between roles for the past nine years and she ascribes her success to hard work, perseverance, and effective time management.

Mulaudzi is not only an experienced television news personality, but also a motivational speaker of note.

She joined Phalaphala FM on 1 April as senior producer of the current affairs programme, Ndevhetsini, which airs during the week from Monday to Sunday from 06:00 to 07:00 and also from 18:00 to 19:00 in the evening from Monday to Friday.

“I fell in love with radio at a very young age, and I believe I have made the right career choice. I could not resist the opportunity to join Phalaphala FM, because I have wanted to expose my talent to radio audience for a long time,” she said.

She expressed her deepest gratitude to Phalaphala FM for giving her the opportunity to show her skills.

She also thanked her parents and family members for their support. She considers herself as an innovative, talented, free-spirited, disciplined, and hardworking person who is always ready to learn.

According to her, the secret to a good and healthy lifestyle is to live in peace and harmony with everyone. “I also respect all people, regardless of age and I love people, so that is the reason I chose to work in radio,” she said. “Radio bridges the gap between me and the public,” she said.

Ranel’s unique sound makes him stand out

By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho Nelson Raseboka, whose stage name is Ranel, is an accomplished vocalist and songwriter who hails from Ha-Muila village.

He explained that his stage name, Ranel, is a combination of the first two letters of his surname and the first three letters of his name.

“I am deeply into house music and hip-hop,” he said. “I have a unique style, which makes me stand out among the rest. I believe I am well known for my strong, charismatic and mesmerising voice that's capable of taking one through so many different emotions.”

He grew up listening to the music known as the Bolobedu genre via Sekgosese FM. “That’s where my love for music began to develop,” he said. “I used to listen to the likes of DJ Lenzo, and Dr Rackzen. As time went on, I fell in love with VenRap, where I felt so inspired by the music of Mizo Phyll and other artists who were making waves in Venda at the time.”

He then started writing his own

verses and had DJ Dice guide and produce his music. “I had some friends on the grounds of the University of Venda, and that's where I managed to link up with Mexican Boys, a house-music duo (of ) artists and dancers that were well known and doing well around the campus scene,” he said. “This is when I got to record my first ever house music song, titled Long Way, which was well received by the people around the campus and back at home.”

From that point on, he has not looked back, but he kept writing and recording more new music.

He appeared in public spaces, performing his music to critical acclaim and praise from music lovers.

“My interest in making music has further been developed by the love I have for choral music. Yes, I am one of the lead singers in my church choir,” he said. “Hence I have recorded and released an amapiano single, titled U Na Milingo, on which I feature a talented producer, Miner Beats.”

He has been touched and inspired by the music of Makhadzi,

King Monada, DJ Maphorisa and Nasty C. “They sing so well, so I look up to them for inspiration and motivation,” he said. “The list of artists I look up to is endless, though.”

He said that he always aimed for his music to impact the lives of people. “I aim to inspire souls and make the world a better place through my music,” he said. “Rest assured that there's still some more good music coming from

me. Make sure you follow me on every social media platform at your disposal.”

He is available on Facebook (Ranel SA), Twitter (@ranel_sa), Instagram (@ranel_rsa), and Tik Tok (@ranel_za). He can be reached on ranelbookings@gmail. com or Tel 071 359 0071.

Nelson Raseboka, whose stage name is Ranel.

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He encourages people to start appreciating art more and said that this could only be achieved if parents and guardian introduced their children to it while they were still young.

“I vividly remember how some people closest to me, such as friends and family members, didn’t understand when I said that I was going to study art at varsity,” he recalled. “They had every sound reason to dissuade me from studying art because they thought I was wasting my time. But since I knew what I was doing, I continued to register and studied art.”

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State-of-the-art health care centre officially opens in Thohoyandou

By Silas Nduvheni A new state-of the art National Health Centre (NHC) opened in Thohoyandou near the Thavhani Mall last Thursday (8th).

The centre was officially opened by the executive mayor of Vhembe, Cllr Dowelani Nenguda, the managing director of the NHC Thohoyandou, Mr Hermann Kohloffel, and traditional leader Khosikhulu Toni Mphephu Ramabulana.

Cllr Nenguda said that the opening of the centre was another milestone and strategic investment by the private sector in the Vhembe District. “We are pleased to acknowledge and witness the role the private sector is playing in speeding up service delivery and the provision of quality health care to our people. The opening of this private medical facility comes at an opportune time when our county and district are fighting the Covid-19 pandemic.”

Nenguda said that the health facilities in the district could not cope with the medical demand during the second wave of the pandemic, and that they were optimistic that the NHC would be able to contribute by adding a few more available beds. This centre, he said, must also make provision for specialised medical care, which was the most needed service among local people.

The managing director of the NHC Thohoyandou, Mr Herman Kohloffel, said that the opening

of the centre marked the start of something new for them, but at the same time continued a journey that had already started 26 years ago during a meeting by 18 very concerned family practitioners, who formed an Independent Practitioners Association (IPA) in the Northern Suburbs of Johannesburg.

The IPA members at the time were worried not only about dwindling fees but a new threat from the USA called managed care, and while everyone else was concerned about the transition of the New South Africa, the IPA was thinking far into the future about the wellbeing of their patients and their immediate community members.

According to Kohloffel, the second phase of the centre – adding a hospital - will be completed by early 2022.

Mphephu Ramabulana said that he was honoured to witness this great and important development, which would surely help the local communities. “We congratulate the partnership between the IPA and the government in building this health facility. We (traditional leaders) are the custodians of the local communities and have more land which can be used. Developers are urged to make use of this land for development,” he said.

Mphephu Ramabulana also warned communities to refrain from vandalizing the facilities, even if they were worried about poor service delivery.

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The Settlement Agreement in the Silicosis and Tuberculosis class action reached between six settling mining companies - African Rainbow Minerals, Anglo American SA, AngloGold Ashanti, Gold Fields, Harmony and Sibanye-Stillwater – and the claimant attorneys, was approved by the High Court in Johannesburg on 26 July 2019 and came into effect on 10 December 2019 after all conditions had been fulfilled.

All claims made against the settling mining companies and their affiliates arising from or related to Silicosis and Tuberculosis, including the class action that was initiated before the High Court, are settled in accordance with terms of the Settlement Agreement.

You may be eligible to claim compensation if: 1. you were a gold mineworker between 12 March 1965 and 10 December 2019; 2. you worked at one or more of the Qualifying Mines (see list below) at times those mines were owned or managed by the settling mining companies; 3. you undertook work that exposed you to silica dust; and 4. you have contracted Silicosis or Tuberculosis OR you are a Dependant (for example, the wife, child or life partner) of such a gold mineworker who passed away.

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Class 2: The dependants of any of the persons contemplated in Class 1 above who were deceased as at 10 December 2019.

The managing director of the new National Health Centre (NHC) in Thohoyandou, Mr Hermann Kohloffel (second from left) is helped by traditional leader Khosikhulu Toni Mphephu Ramabulana to cut the ribbon during the official opening ceremony of the centre, while other traditional leaders, as well as the executive mayor of the Vhembe District, Cllr Dowelani Nenguda, look on.

The Musina Municipality held an integrated development plan (IDP) and budget public-participation meeting at Muswodi sports grounds last Thursday. Several of the region’s traditional leaders also attended the meeting and expressed their satisfaction with the municipality’s inviting them to participate. The traditional leaders included Vhamusanda Vho-Mulindathavha Mutavhatsindi, the traditional leader of Musunda village, and Vhamusanda Vho-Lingani Nethengwe of Mukovhawabale village. In the photo, the traditional leaders (seated) are captured with Musina Municipality councillors shortly after the meeting.

Class 3: All persons: 1. who as at 10 December 2019 were undertaking, or prior to 10 December 2019 have undertaken, Risk Work; 2. who on, before or after 10 December 2019 have or will have contracted Tuberculosis; and 3. who undertake or have undertaken Risk Work on one or more of the Qualifying Mines (see list below) after 12 March 1965.

Class 4: The dependants of any of the persons contemplated in Class 3 above who were deceased as at 10 December 2019.

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HOW TO LODGE A CLAIM WITH THE TSHIAMISO TRUST: CLAIMS PROCEDURE: Please follow these steps: 1) You can check if your details are on the Tshiamiso Trust’s database and whether you have a potential claim by going to this page on the Tshiamiso Trust website https://www.tshiamisotrust.com/status-check/. You can also call the Trust’s call centre to check your details and whether you have a potential claim.

2) The above website and call centre will also tell you what Lodgement Documents you must submit as part of lodging your claim. These documents may include the following: • a copy of your identity document, passport or evidence of your employee/ industry number; • if you are a Dependant (for example, the wife, child or life partner) of a gold mineworker who passed away, a copy of the identity document, passport or evidence of an employee/industry number of such deceased person; • your service records at any Qualifying Mine (see list below).

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FreeGold 2 and 4 Freddies 7 and 9 (to Kades Barnea cc, Pamodzi, Target mine) Freegold 2, 4 (Tshepong, Phakisa) President Brand President Steyn Steyn 1,2 (to Kades Barnea, Pamodzi, Bambanani) Steyn 3,4 (FreeGold 1, then Bambanani) Brand 1, 2, 3, 5 (Steyn 5 to 8) HJ Joel / Joel Western Reefs (merged with Vaal Reefs) Vaal Reefs (1,3,4,5,6,7) Vaal Reefs 2 Vaal Reefs 8 (Great Noligwa)

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Harmony mine Merriespruit Hartebeesfontein Loraine (Shafts 1,2 and 3) Zandpan Virginia mine Village Main Reef Western Areas (to South Deep) South Deep Beatrix (including Oryx) Oryx (to Beatrix) Driefontein (including East Driefontein, West Driefontein and Driefontein Cons) Kloof (including Leeudoorn from 1 Jan 1993, Libanon and Venterspos) St Helena (Beisa section)

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Valdezia clinic in a “sorry state without proper supplies” months.”

What was also determined was that the clinic building does not belong to the Department of Health, but to the EPC Church. “The community met with the Limpopo Department of Health and a site to build a new clinic was determined, but nothing has materialised,” Maharaj said.

The clinic is inaccessible for vehicles because of the poor condition of the road and is apparently no Valdezia Clinic’s building is the property of the EPC Church and does longer being serviced by ambulancnot even belong to the Limpopo Department of Health. es because of this. Staff members must park their vehicles quite a tions were encountered.

The DA

By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho distance from the clinic and walk has since written to the Limpopo After numerous complaints were MEC for the Department of Health, through the mud.

“The clinic is seriously underreceived about poor conditions at Dr Phophi Ramathuba, to intervene the Valdezia clinic, Limpopo Mir- urgently and address the challenges staffed and nurses struggle to cope with the large number of patients,” ror recently set out to investigate. at Valdezia Clinic.

Upon arrival, the clinic was found The DA’s Limpopo spokesperson he said. “The clinic offers their in a worrying state of neglect and for Health, Risham Maharaj, identi- service to about 2 000 patients a month, most of whom are patients a serious shortage of staff. One fied a severe shortage of medicine with chronic conditions. Nurses’ registered nurse with one assisat the clinic. “There is no blood accommodation is dilapidated, and tant nurse was serving an entire pressure medication, birth control they do not have functional toilets.” village. The clinic also does not medication or toddler and infant Maharaj further claims that the operate at night. vaccines,” Maharaj stated. “The clinic is running low on Personal clinic also had extremely low stock Protective Equipment (PPE) and The Democratic Alliance (DA) of polio and malaria medication. that no chairs for patients to sit on in Limpopo was the first to put the There is a shortage of equipment – are available at the facility. “The Valdezia clinic on the spot after an the incubator for new-born babies unkempt grounds pose a risk to oversight inspection of the facility and the blood pressure monitor the patients and staff; there is very was conducted. Shocking condihave not been functional for long grass around the premises and

snakes are a frequent presence at the clinic,” he said.

Locals from the area voiced their concern that the state of decay and lack of proper supplies might also be putting the health of the clinic staff at risk. “We love the nurses because they take good care of our sick people, but it pains us to see them work in these unhygienic conditions, due to a lack of detergents and washing machines,” one resident said. “If a woman gives birth, the nurse has to handwash all linens, since there are no washing machines. It’s very bad.”

A detailed media inquiry was sent to the Department of Health’s spokesperson, Mr Neil Shikwambana who, after several attempts to get feedback on the matter, replied: “We have received the complaint about Valdezia Clinic and have requested the District to give us a full report on the issues being raised, so that we can get to the bottom of it,” he said.

“For instance, how is it that the clinic has severe shortages of medication, while medication is available at the pharmaceutical depots? All that clinics need to do is to order.

Hence, we need a comprehensive report, so that the challenges can be addressed,” he said.

The late uMkhonto we Sizwe veteran, Joel Sibiya, was laid to rest on 11 April.

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The uMkhonto we Sizwe veteran Joel Sibiya (66) was laid to rest during a special funeral service held in Mahlatane on Sunday, 11 April.

Sibiya, who was exiled in Mozambique and received military training in Angola and Germany, died after a short illness in One Military Hospital in Tshwane on 3 April.

Sibiya also served in Parliament as a member of the National Council of Provinces.

Leaders from various institutions, including municipalities, the MEC for Economic Development, Environment and Tourism in Limpopo, Thabo Mokone, the Minister of Small Business, Khumbudzo Ntshavheni, Deputy Minister of Police, Cassel Mathale, Deputy Minister of Finance, David Masondo, the MK Veteran Council, SACP, ANC and government representatives paid their last respects to Sibiya.

Speaker after speaker described the late struggle icon as fearless, selfless, and dedicated to the freedom of the country. His son, Mr Sam Sibiya, paid tribute to their father: “He will be missed, and his legacy will continue to live.” He said that Sibiya was a father who would do anything for his children, that he was never a coward and was always ready to take responsibility if he had done wrong.

“My father always put other people first.

He was a loving and caring father, and his death leaves a big void in our lives and the lives of others,” he said. He encouraged other leaders to emulate his father by engaging with one another peacefully, instead of fighting.

MEC Thabo Mokone, who represented Limpopo Premier Stan Mathabatha, also addressed mourners. He said that Sibiya was a fearless leader who believed in action.

He described Sibiya as a selfless leader and the true embodiment of a freedom fighter from his early childhood to the end. He thanked President Ramaphosa for granting him a special provincial funeral and said that Sibiya deserved the honour, as he had sacrificed his youth and his own freedom for the freedom of the people.

According to Mokone, the government will not succeed in defeating corruption if factionalism continues within the ANC. “We need to be honest with ourselves, honest to the movement, honest to Sibiya, honest to the people of this country and the ANC itself and deal with this issue of factionalism.” He said the ANC had lost a loyal and humble servant of the people who had dedicated his life to fighting for the freedom of this country.

He described Sibiya as a “true revolutionary comrade”, a seasoned politician and not a tenderpreneur, as many cadres are known nowadays. “He was a servant of the people; he loved and lived politics.”

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015 516 3981 LEGALS ADVOCATE VLN DAVHANA. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29(1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 All persons having claims against the undermen�oned estate must lodge it with the Executor concerned within 30 (thirty) days (or as indicated) from the date of publica�on hereof.

Estate number: 772/2021 Surname: MATIBE Names: SALTHIEL MULALO Date of birth: 1957/08/12, ID. No.: 570812 6211 089 Last address: House No: 686, Block F, THOHOYANDOU Date of death: 2021/02/26 Master’s Office: THOHOYANDOU Name and address of Executor or Authorised Agent: Advocate VLN DAVHANA, VLNDavhana Advocates Chambers, 30 JEPPE STREET, MAKHADO (LTT), 0920 Tel/Cell: 084 821 2267 E-mail: vlndavhana@ gmail.com /vlndavhana@ advocateschambers.co.za Ref: VAC/KSA/EST04/2021 BALOYI RIKITOTSO ATTORNEYS. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 All persons having claims against the undermen�oned estate must lodge it with the Executor concerned within 30 days from date of publica�on hereof.

Estate number: 002372/2020, Surname: MAKAMU Names: PHELANI EDWARD, Date of birth: 1951/06/07 Id No: 510607 5618 082 Last address: HOUSE N.O. 274 A Giyani Township Mopani district, Limpopo Province Date of death: 2020/10/20, Master’s Office: Thohoyandou Names and Surname of surviving Spouse: GAVAZA REGINA MAKAMU, Date of birth: 1952/04/02 Id No: 520402 0517 085 Signed at Thohoyandou on 01st day of April 2021 Name and Address of Executor or Authorised agent: Baloyi Rikhotso A�orneys, Erf 851 Sec�on

LEGAL NOTICE In terms of Regula�on 56 of the Children’s Act 38 of 2005 as Amended, you are hereby kindly requested to publish the following details in your publica�on: The Department of Social development Vhembe District Office, is reques�ng anyone with informa�on regarding the whereabouts of biological father of Nemadimbo Kholwani Caroline born on 2013-01-23 and Nemadimbo Lutendo Phineas born on 2003-0710 currently residing at house no 10234 Malale village to contact Social Worker Mr Munyai A.C. at Musina DSD (Tel: 015 534 3291) during office hours (07h30—16h30) and or fax: 015 534 3292.

To our knowledge the reported name of the mother of the children is Nemadimbo Thivhavhudzi Sarah of Malale village who passed away in 2021-03-30.

J E RISIVA ATTORNEYS LOST OR DESTROYED DEED No�ce is hereby given in terms of Regula�on 68 of the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, of the inten�on to apply for the issue of a cer�fied copy of Deed of Transfer No. T22417/2005 passed by KARABO ELIJAH TLOU (Iden�ty Number: 700114 5543 089) and YVONNE MUGIVHELA TLOU (Iden�ty Number: 730416 0335 088), in respect of PORTION 6 OF ERF 1063 MESSINANANCEFIELD EXTENSION 1 TOWNSHIP, REGISTRATION DIVISION M.T.; LIMPOPO PROVINCE, which has been lost or destroyed.

All persons having claims to the issue of such copies are hereby required to lodge the same in wri�ng with the Registrar of Deeds Limpopo at Polokwane Address: 101 Dorp Street Polokwane 0700 within TWO weeks a�er the date of publica�on of this no�ce.

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MADALA PHILLIP ATTORNEYS NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 All persons having claims against the undermen�oned estate must lodge it with the Executor concerned within

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Estate number: 813/2021, Surname: MUGWENA Names: SHANDUKANI FLORENCE, Date of birth: 1966/10/15 Id No: 661015 0833 085 Last address: Stand No, 556 Maniini Por�on. Date of death: 2021/02/27, Name and Address of Executor or Authorised agent: MADALA PHILLIP ATTORNEYS, Office, House no. 801 A, P East Pfunzo Street Thohoyandou 0950 Tel: 073 259 9917/ 072 349 7054 Email: PHILLIP.MADALA@ yahoo.com Ref: MAD/MUDGWENA/ EST/036/2021

MADALA PHILLIP ATTORNEYS NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35 (5) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 Kindly be informed that the First and Final account in respect of the late NENGUDZA RUDZANI Estate number: 305/2021 ID No:840927 5479 082 shall lie for inspec�on at the Master of the Limpopo High Court Thohoyandou for a period of 30 days calculated from the date of this publica�on.

Dated at Thohoyandou on this the 07th day of April 2021 MADALA PHILLIP ATTORNEYS, Executrix A�orneys, House no 801 A, Block P-East, Pfunzo Street, Thohoyandou, 0950 Ref: Mad/NENGUDA/ Est/033/2021

MADALA PHILLIP ATTORNEYS NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35 (5) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 Kindly be informed that the First and Final account in respect of the late MUDAU THIFHATELWI PAUL ID No:560607 5244 086 Estate number: 487/2021 shall lie for inspec�on at the Master of the Limpopo High Court Thohoyandou for a period of 30 days calculated from the date of this publica�on.

Dated at Thohoyandou on this the 07th day of April 2021 MADALA PHILLIP ATTORNEYS, Executrix A�orneys, House no 801 A, Block P-East, Pfunzo Street, Thohoyandou, 0950 Ref: Mad/MUDAU/ Est/033/2021

MADALA PHILLIP ATTORNEYS NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 In the estate of the late: MAKHAVHU THINANDAVHA DAVID Estate Number: 18/2016 Iden�ty Number: 450505 5158 080 Last Address: Stand No: 730 Mailaskop Village Munzhedzi Date of Death: 2016-02-23 All persons having claims against the above men�oned estate are called upon to lodge their claims with the

undersigned within thirty (30) days as from date of this publica�on thereof to MADALA PHILLIP ATTORNEYS, Office House No. 801 A, P East, Pfunzo Street, Thohoyandou 0950 Tel: 073 259 9917/ 072 349 7054 Email: PHILLIP. MADALA@yahoo.com Ref: MAD/MAKHAVHU/ EST/037/2021

MAKHUVHA E M ATTORNEYS NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 Estate Late MUKHAVHULI MPFARENI SAMUEL, I.D NO: 390207 5380 083 of Thohoyandou House No: 40, Unit D, Limpopo province who died on the 2020/12/26 and was married in community of property to Namadzavho Edith Mukhavhuli of Iden�ty Number: 450916 0169 088.

Estate number: 000397/2021 Master’s office: Thohoyandou.

Persons having claims against this estate are called to lodge their claims within 30 days from date of publica�on.

Signed At Thohoyandou On This The 22nd day of February 2021.

MAKHUVHA E.M ATTORNEYS, Silver Square Complex, Parliament Street Office No 12 A, 1st Floor, Thohoyandou, 0950 REF: MAK/EST/03/21/MUK.

MULOVHEDZI & NELAMVI ATTORNEYS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS/ DEBTORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 Estate Late MAKGOKA ELIZABETH, ID NO: 600508 0282 083 Estate No: 699/2021 Last address: 1701 Shayandima, Thohoyandou, 0950, Limpopo Province Date of Death: 2021-01-05 Kindly take no�ce that all Creditors and Debtors having a claim against the abovemen�oned estate must lodge it with the executors concerned within 30 days from date of publica�on thereof.

Dated at Thohoyandou on this the 12th day of April 2021.

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Tel: 079 657 0238 Ref: Makgoka/Tho/ Est001/2020

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Kindly take no�ce that all Creditors and Debtors having a claim against the abovemen�oned estate must lodge it with the executors concerned within 30 days from date of publica�on thereof.

Dated at Thohoyandou on this the 12th day of April 2021.

MULOVHEDZI & NELAMVI ATTORNEYS INC., Old Mutual Building, Office no: 214, Thohoyandou.

Tel: 079 657 0238 Ref: Charane/Tho/ Est008/2021

MULOVHEDZI & NELAMVI ATTORNEYS NOTICE TO CREDITORS/ DEBTORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 Estate Late BOPAPE MPHIDI BERNARD, ID NO: 630413 5902 088 Estate No: 385/2021 Last address: 44 Waterbessie Street, Makhado, Limpopo Province Date of Death: 2021-01-19 Kindly take no�ce that all Creditors and Debtors having a claim against the abovemen�oned estate must lodge it with

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Dated at Thohoyandou on this the 12th day of April 2021.

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MULOVHEDZI & NELAMVI ATTORNEYS NOTICE TO CREDITORS/ DEBTORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 Estate Late NEPHAWE AZWIDINI COLBERT, ID NO: 530615 6045 086 Estate No: 474/2021 Last address: Vhurivhuri Matovha Se�lement, Limpopo Province Date of Death: 2021-02-05 Kindly take no�ce that all Creditors and Debtors having a claim against the abovemen�oned estate must lodge it with the executors concerned within 30 days from date of publica�on thereof.

Dated at Thohoyandou on this the 12th day of April 2021.

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MULOVHEDZI & NELAMVI ATTORNEYS NOTICE TO CREDITORS/ DEBTORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 Estate Late MAKGOKA THIVHAKONI DAVID, ID NO: 631004 5540 082 Estate No: 130/2020 Last address: 1701 Shayandima, Thohoyandou, 0950, Limpopo Province Date of Death: 2020-01-05 Kindly take no�ce that all Creditors and Debtors having a claim against the abovemen�oned estate must lodge it with the executors concerned within 30 days from date of publica�on thereof.

Dated at Thohoyandou on this the 12th day of April 2021.

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 In the estate of late NKANYANI JOYCE MADALA of ID No: 450515 0197 089, an adult female person who was residing at Tiyani Village, Giyani District, Limpopo Province who died on the 19/07/2014 and who was married in community of property to Nkanyani Khazamula Isaac of ID no: 421103 5223 089 at the �me of death, Estate No: 2160/2020, Master of the High Court, Thohoyandou.

All person having claims against the above men�oned estates are called upon to lodge their claims within thirty (30) days as from date of this publica�on thereof.

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Invitation to serve on the Audit Committee of Vhembe District Municipality In accordance with the provisions of Section 166 of the Local Government: Municipal Finance Management Act, (No.56 of 2003), each Municipality is required to constitute an Audit Committee that will serve as an independent advisory body which must advise the Accounting Officer and the Management of the Municipality. Applications are hereby invited from Members of the public to serve as Audit Committee Members of the Vhembe District Municipality. The District requires five (5) members from the public to serve on the Committee. Persons who meet the basic requirements listed below must apply directly for consideration.

Basic Requirements: A relevant degree or equivalent qualification in Accounting, Risk Management, Performance Management, Legal Services, ICT, Engineering (i.e: Civil, Electrical & Built Environment) and/or Internal Auditing. Preference will be given to Members who are registered with a professional body in; Accounting, Auditing, Legal, Risk, ICT and Engineering. Members must have proven expertise and experience in the fields of financial management, risk management, performance management, internal auditing, legal services, governance and ICT. Proven three years’ experience in serving as an Audit Committee member in local government institutions and legal background is required.

Candidates must possess the following qualities: • Independence • Integrity • Objectivity • Competency • Willingness to dedicate time and vigour to Council responsibilities • Excellent communication skills.

Key functions: Persons interested and who are eminently qualified will be expected to advice municipal council, political office bearers, the accounting officer, and the management staff of the municipality on the following matters, amongst others: • Internal Auditing • Risk Management (Incl. Anti-Fraud and Corruption) • Performance Management • Project and Contract Management • Internal Financial Controls • Accounting policies • Adequacy, reliability and accuracy of financial reporting and information • Governance • Review of Annual Financial Statements • Review of the reports from the Auditor General • Respond to the Council on any issues raised by the Auditor General in the audit report and • Investigations into financial affairs of the Municipality.

Membership and Independence: • All audit committee members should declare their private and business interest in every meeting. • Interested persons may not have any business or contractual dealings with Vhembe District Municipality. This is to ensure that the Audit Committee members remain independent from any municipal activities during the period of appointment on the Audit Committee.

Term of office: The term of office of the appointed candidates will be three (03) years. However, successful candidates who are already serving in more than three (03) Audit committees in local government will not be considered to ensure effectiveness as contained in circular 65 of the MFMA. Remuneration: Members will be remunerated for attending meetings in accordance with rates commensurate with approval from Council. Officials employed at National, Provincial and Local government, its agencies or other entities regarded as falling within the definition of an organ of state, only preparation and travel expenses will be compensated.

Applications, CV and certified copies of qualifications should be sent via post to: The Municipal Manager, Vhembe District Municipality, Private Bag x 5006, Thohoyandou, 0950 Or hand delivered to: Registry office, Vhembe District Municipality, Old Parliament building, Government complex next to Khoroni Hotel Enquiries may be directed to: Ms Kharidzha M. at (015) 960 2022.

The closing date will be on the 07 May 2021 Ms NDOU T.S (MUNICIPAL MANAGER) VHEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY

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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORISATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 24 OF THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ACT, 1998 (ACT 107 OF 1998) Notice is hereby given in terms of Regulations No. R326 published under sections 24(5) and 44 of the National Environment Management Act, 1998 (Act 107 of 1998) that Collins Chabane Local Municipality is preparing an application for Environmental Authorisation to the Limpopo Department of Economic Development, Environment and Tourism for the proposed dermacation of 200 sites in Khombo, Collins Chabane Local Municipality, Limpopo Province.

Project Name: Khombo Dermacation of Sites Listed Activity Applied For: GN R325; Activity 15 Property Description and Location: Khombo Village Current Zoning of the Property: Agricultural

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Proposed Development: A standard township with residential units, business area, Educational facilities, and public open space

XIPHEMU XA EIA XA XIKOMBELO XA MPFUMELELO WA SWA MBANGU NA CINCO WA NTIRHISO WA MISAVA EKA ZONI YA IKHONOMI YO HLAWULEKA (SEZ) YA MUSINA-MAKHADO LEYI RINGANYETIWEKE, XIFUNDZANKULU XA LIMPOPO

Date of Notice: 13 April 2021 To be identified as an interested and/or affected party, (I&AP), please submit your name, contact information, interest in the matter and any comments in writing within 30 days of this notice.

Nomboro ya Rheferense ya LEDET: LIM/EIA/0000793/2019 Ejensi ya nhluvukiso wa Ikhonomi ya Limpopo yi ringanyetile ku tumbuluxa Zoni yo hlawuleka na ntlawa wa ntivometali exikarhi ka Musina na Makhado, hikwalaho, Nhlahluvo wa Nkhumbeko wa swa Mbangu (EIA) wu endliwile ku ya hi Swinawana swa Ku Khumbeka ka Mbangu swa 2014 (tanihilaha swi cinciweke) na ku ya hi Xiyenge xa 24 (5) xa Nawu wa ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT PROCESS Mafambiselo wa Rixaka wa swa Mbangu (Nawu wa 107 wa 1998), LEDET yi nyikile mavonelo eka EIR yo hetelela hi ti 04 EIA PHASE FOR THE APPLICATION FOR AND CHANGE OFNghenelela LAND USE FOR THE PROPOSED Nyenyankulu 2021 naswona yi ENVIRONMENTAL bumabumerile ku AUTHORISATION yisa emahlweni phurosese ya ku ka Vaaki tanihi xiphemu xa MUSINA-MAKHADO SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONE (SEZ), LIMPOPO PROVINCE EIA.

Queries regarding this matter should be referred to:

LEDET Reference Number: LIM/EIA/0000793/2019

XITIVISO XA TINHLENGELETANO

The Limpopo Economic Development Agency proposes to establish a Special Economic Zone with Metallurgical Cluster between Vanhu hinkwavo kumbe mitlawa leyi nga na ku tsakela eka kumbe ku khumbeka hi phurojeke va rhambiwa ku va kona eka Musina and Makhado, therefore, an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) has thus been undertaken according to the rhengu ra vunharhu ra tinhlengeletano ta vaaki leti nga ta khomiwa eka xiphemu lexi xa phurojeke. Ti ta khomeriwa eka Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations, 2014 (as amended) and in terms of Section 24 (5) of the National Environmental tindhawu leti landzelaka: Management Act (Act No. 107 of 1998). LEDET granted a further extension towards the EIA process until 31 January 2021.

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All individuals or groups interested in or affected by the project are invited to attend a third round of Public Meetings to be held 29 Dzivamisoko 2021 10:00 – 12:00 Louis Trichardt Show Grounds Nhlengeletano ya vaaki for this phase of the project. It is to be held at the following venues:

EIA PHASE FORya THE APPLICATION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORISATION AND CHANGE OF LAND FOR le THE PROPOSEDsa MethaEtšensi Tlhabollo ya Ikonomi ya Limpopo e šišinya go hlama Sekgao sa go Ikgetha sa USE Ikonomi Sekgoboko letši gare ga Musina le Makhado, ka fao, Tekolo ya SeabeZONE sa Tikologo (EIA) e thomilwe bjalo go ya ka Melawana wa Tekolo MUSINA-MAKHADO SPECIAL ECONOMIC (SEZ), LIMPOPO PROVINCE ya Seabe sa Tikologo sa 2014 (bjaloReference ka ge seNumber: kaonafaditšwe) go ya ka Karolo ya 24 (5) ya Molao wa Bosetšhaba wa Taolo LEDET LIM/EIA/0000793/2019

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Date

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30 Dzivamisoko 2021

15:00 – 17:00

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ya Tikologo (Molao wa bo 107 wa 1998). LEDET e fane ka ditshwayatshwayo mo go EIR ya mafelelo ka la 4 Matšhe 2021

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TSEBIŠO YA DIKOPANO

Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations, 2014 (as amended) and in terms of Section 24 (5) of the National Environmental

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tikologo ya boraro ya dikopano tša Setšhaba tšeo di tla swarwago go legato le la protšeke. Di tla swarwa mafelong ao a latelago: NOTICE OF MEETINGS Letšatšikgwedi

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All individuals or groups interested in or affected by the project are invited to attend a third round of Public Meetings to be held

These public group meetings willwa provide Interested and Affected (I&APs) andwa stakeholders with 28 Aporele 2021 10:00 – 12:00 Holo ye ntshwa ya Setšhaba ya Nancefield Ku meetings xaxamelaand na focus ndzemukiso wa ntungu Covid-19 wa levhele ya 1 na Parties Nawu wa Mfumo Mafambiselo ya Makhombo, for this phase of the project. It is to be held at the following venues: information regarding the tiproposed project and will provide an opportunity to raise issuesyaorGOGTA, concerns.magoza ya swilemukiso swa tinhlengeletano ta khomiwa hi ku landzelela swinawana leswi nga ekaany gazette

khombo ya Covid-19 ya ta nyikiwa eka ndhawu yin’wana na yin’wana.

Ronaldo Retief Marungula lamanene Delta Built Environment Consultants (Pty) Ltd PO Box 35703 Ronaldo Retief Menlo Park Delta Built Environment Consultants (Pty) Ltd 0102, Gauteng PO Box 35703 Tel: +27 12 368 1850 Menlo Park Fax: +27 12 348 Gauteng 4738 0102, E-mail:sez@deltabec.com Tel: +27 12 368 1850

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10:00 – 12:00

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14:30 – 16:30

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Polokwane – Park Inn Hotel

Kopano ya Setšhaba

Aporele 2021 Pretoria –Show Protea (Fire and Ice, Menlyn) Public Meeting Kopano ya Setšhaba 12 January 30 2021 10:00 – 12:0015:00 – 17:00 Louis Trichardt Grounds 12 January 2021 – 17:00 le dikopano Polokwane Public Meeting le bao ba amegago Dikopano tše 15:00 tša Setšhaba tša sehlopha sa go ikgetha di tla fa bao ba nago le kgahlego 13 January 2021 le batšeakarolo 10:00 – 12:00 Publiclego Meeting (I&APs) bao ba nago Pretoria le tshedimošo mabapi le protšeke yeo e šišintšwego fana ka sebaka sa go

hlagiša ditaba goba dikamego.

These public meetings and focus group meetings will provide Interested and Affected Parties (I&APs) and stakeholders with Go obamela kgato ya 1 ya temošo ya leuba la Covid-19 le Molao wa Maemo a Taolo ya Masetlapelo, dikopano di tla information regarding project will opportunity to raiseyaany issues or concerns. swarwa go yathekaproposed Melawana yeo eand lego kaprovide gare gaankuranta ya mmušo COGTA. Magato a tlhokomelo a Covid-19 a tla

abja lefelong le lengwe le le lengwe la kopano.

Ronaldo Retief KaEnvironment ditebogo Consultants (Pty) Ltd Delta Built PO Box 35703 Ronaldo Retief MAGA A NDINGO DZA NDONDOLO DZA U SEDZA U KWAMEA HA MUPO Menlo Park Delta Built Environment Consultants (Pty) Ltd LUṰA LWA EIA LWA KHUMBELO YA THEMENDELO YA VHUPO NA U SHANDUKISWA HA KUSHUMISELE PO Box 35703 0102, Gauteng KWA MAVU O DZINGINYELWAHO VHUPO HA IKONOMI HO KHETHEAHO HA MUSINA-MAKHADO (SEZ), Menlo Park Tel: +27 12 368 1850 VUNDU LA LIMPOPO 0102, Fax: +27 12 348 Gauteng 4738 Tel: +27 12 368 1850 E-mail:sez@deltabec.com LEDET Nomboro Ndaula: LIM/EIA/0000793/2019 Ad designed by Zoutnet Publishers

Zhendedzi ḽa Mveledziso ya Ikonomi ḽa Limpopo ḽo dzinginya u thoma Vhupo ha Ikonomi ho khetheaho ya Tshigwada tsha Kubveledzele na ASSESSMENT Kushumisele PROCESS kwa Minerale vhukati ha Musina na Makhado, zwenENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ezwo, Ndingo dza Ṱhuṱhuwedzo ya Mupo (EIA) dzo thomiwa u ya nga Ndaulo dza Ndingo dza Ṱhuṱhuwedzo dza EIA PHASE FOR THE APPLICATION AUTHORISATION ANDKhethekanyo CHANGE OF LAND FORMulayo THE PROPOSED Mupo, dza 2014 (saFOR zweENVIRONMENTAL dza khwinisiswa zwone) na u ya nga ya 24USE (5) ya wa Ndangulo ya Mupo ya Lushaka (Mulayo wa Nomboro 107 wa 1998). yo ṋetshedza madzinginywa a EIR ya u fhedza nga MUSINA-MAKHADO SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONELEDET (SEZ), LIMPOPO PROVINCE ḽa 4 Shundunthule 2021 nahone ya tsivhudza ḓo bvela phanḓa na u Shela Mulenzhe ha Tshitshavha sa tshipiḓa LEDET Reference Number:uLIM/EIA/0000793/2019 tsha maga a EIA.

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ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT PROCESS LEDET Reference Number: LIM/EIA/0000793/2019 NḒIVHADZO YA MUṰANGANO The Limpopo Economic Development Agency proposes to establish a Special Economic Zone with Metallurgical Cluster between EIA PHASE FOR THE APPLICATION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORISATION AND CHANGE OF LAND USE FOR THE PROPOSED The Limpopo Economic Development Agency proposes ZONE to establish a SpecialPROVINCE Economic Zone with Metallurgical Cluster Musina and Makhado, therefore, an Environmental Assessment thus been to the MUSINA-MAKHADO SPECIAL ECONOMIC (SEZ), LIMPOPO Vhathu kana zwigwada zwoṱhe zwi reImpact na dzangalelo kana(EIA) zwo has kwameaho nga undertaken thandela iyiaccording vha rambiwa u between Musina and Makhado, therefore, anNumber: Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) has thus been undertaken acLEDET Reference LIM/EIA/0000793/2019 Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations, 2014 (as in terms of Section 24vhuraru (5) of the National Environmental dzhenela Miṱangano ya Tshitshavha ineamended) ya ḓo vhaand hone kha luṱa ulwu lwa lwa thandela.

Miṱangano i ḓo cording to the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations, 2014 (as amended) and in terms of Section 24 (5) of the tevhelaho: Management Actfarelwa (Act No.fhethu 107 ofhu 1998).

LEDET granted a further extension towards the EIA process until 31 January 2021.

National Environmental Management Act (Act No. 107 ofa 1998). provided comments on theCluster final EIR on 4 March The Limpopo Economic Development Agency proposes to establish Special LEDET Economic Zone with Metallurgical between Datumu Tshifhinga Fhethu Lushaka 2021 and advised to undertake further Public Participation as part of the Musina and Makhado, therefore, an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) has EIA thusprocess. been undertaken according to the NOTICE OF MEETINGS and in terms of Section 24 (5) of the National Environmental 28 Lambamai 2021 10:00 – 12:00 Holoni ntswa ya Tshitshavha ya Muṱangano wa Tshitshavha Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations, 2014 (as amended) NOTICE OF MEETINGS Management Act (Act No. 107 of 1998). LEDET granted a further extension towards the EIA process until 31 January 2021.

Nancefield, Nancefield All individuals or groups interested in or affected by the project are invited to attend a third round of Public Meetings to be All individuals or groups interested in or affected the project are invited attend a lwa third round ofMuṱangano Public Meetings to be held 29 Lambamai 2021 10:00 – by 12:00 Luvhanḓeni lwatoZwiṱanwa wa Tshitshavha held for this phase of the project. It is to beNOTICE held atOFthe following venues: MEETINGS Louis Trichardt for this phase of the project. It is to be held at the following venues:

Date Time Venue Type 15:00 – 17:00 Holoni Ya Tshitshavha ya Waterval Muṱangano wa Tshitshavha All individuals or groups interested in or affected by the project are invited to attend a third round of Public Meetings to be held Venue Type 28 April 2021 10:00 – 12:00 Nancefi eld New Community Hall, Nancefi eld Public Meeting 09:00 – 11:00 Polokwane, Hodelani ya Park Inn Muṱangano wa Tshitshavha for this phase of the project. It is to be held at the following venues: Nancefield New Community Hall, Nancefield Public Meeting 29 April 2021 10:00 – 12:00 Louis Trichardt Show Grounds Public Meeting 15:00 – 17:00 Pretoria, Hodelani Ya Protea (Fire Muṱangano wa Tshitshavha Nuwelus Hall Focus Group Meeting Date Time Venue Type and Ice, Menlyn) 29 April 2021 15:00 – 17:00 Waterval Community Hall Public Meeting 12 January 2021 10:00 – 12:00 Louis Trichardt Show Grounds Public Meeting 11 January 2021 10:00 – 12:00 Nancefield New Community Hall, Nancefield Public Meeting 30 April 2021 09:00 – 11:00 Polokwane – Park In Hotel Meeting Miṱangano iyi ya tshitshavha na miṱangano ya tshigwadandumbwa i ḓo ṋetshedza vhuṱanzi kha vhathu vha re 12 January 2021 15:00 – 17:00 Polokwane Public Meeting 11 January 2021 14:30 – 16:30 Nuwelus Hall Focus GroupPublic Meeting na vho kwameaho (I&AP’s) khathihi na vhafaramikovhe nga ha thandela dzo dzinginywaho na 12 u January 2021 10:00 – 12:00 Louis Trichardt Show Grounds Public Meeting 13 January 2021 na dzangalelo 10:00 – 12:00 Pretoria Public Meeting 30 April 2021 15:00 – 17:00 Pretoria – Protea Hotel ( Fire & Ice) Menlyn Public Meeting ṋetshedza tshikhala tsha u ṱahisa mafhungo maṅwe na maṅwe kana mbilahelo.

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Date

These public meetings and focus group meetings will provide Interested and Affected Parties (I&APs) and stakeholders 13 January 2021 10:00 – 12:00 Pretoria Public Meeting These public meetings and focus group meetingsawill provide (I&APs) stakeholders with ya Zwiwo with information regarding the proposed project and will provide an opportunity to raise any issues or concerns.

U tevhedza maga o vhewaho luṱa lwa u Interested thoma (1) and lwa Affected dwadze Parties ḽa Covid-19 naand Mulayo wa Ndangulo information regarding the proposed project and will provide anndaulo opportunity raise any issues concerns.ya COGTA. Maga a tsireledzo ya Shango, miṱangano i ḓo farwa u ya nga dzi retokha gurannḓa yaor muvhuso These public and focus group meetings providepandemic Interestedand andthe Affected (I&APs) and stakeholders with Tomeetings comply with the alert level 1 of thewill Covid-19 State Parties of Disaster Management Act, the meetings will a Covid -19 a ḓo ṋetshedzwa fhethu hoṱhe hune miṱangano ya ḓo farelwa hone. informationbe regarding project and will provide an opportunity to raise any issues or concerns. held as the per proposed the gazetted regulations

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“Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the troops deployed at our borders continued to apprehend undocumented persons; they have prevented livestock theft and seized people guiding these livestock towards the borderline,” said the SANDF. In the past three months (1 January – 31 March 2021), the soldiers have confiscated contraband goods to the value of almost R31 million, most of which came from Zim-

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TRON hold Mikhado FC to a goalless draw log leaders in Stream A. TRON were the superior side from Mikhado FC were held to a goalthe onset as far as possession of the ball less draw by the up-and-coming was concerned. This resulted in their Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila RO putting a lot of pressure on the defence Nandilani FC (TRON) in a SAFA of Mikhado.

Limpopo ABC Motsepe league match The first half was characterised by played at Louis Trichardt High School dangerous play from the home team’s on Saturday. Mikhado are the current players. In an attempt to calm the

By Kaizer Nengovhela

Edwin Sekhwama of Mikhado with the ball, with Lesley Mauluma on guard.

situation, the referee flashed several yellow cards in quick succession. Fisters Mangodimisa and Lesley Mauluma of TRON were booked for applying dirty tricks and dangerous play.

In the second half, Thuso Mbau of TRON was brought down by Andiswa Ndawonde and the referee pointed to the white spot. Fisters Mangodimisa shot straight to the keeper, Ludick Mkhatshwa, who palmed away the ball.

Mr Joel Mongalo, the coach of Mikhado FC, was frustrated with his side’s inability to clinch the win. “Our boys made mistakes in the first half, so I just told them that we have to go out and beat these guys,” he said.

“I am sure even our fans are happy to see how we played, and my message to them is that Mikhado are there to make things happen. We still want to make history and we want to win this league.

The only thing we can do is to make use of our chances. If you play football and you miss chances like these, then you’ll end up drawing the game instead of winning,” he said.

The coach of TRON, Mr Mashundu Ndou, admitted that he was not happy about the fact that his side had played to a draw with Mikhado “My players did whatever they had to do. There is a difference between being tough and tactically disciplined,” he added.

According to Ndou, his players are practising what they are doing during training and that will help them in future matches. “You need a little bit of belief in what you are doing,” he said.

Chippas too strong for Lacoste Morning Stars

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Tshigwada FC win the Shonnie Mashau cup

Remember My Promise 5-4 and Milaboni Chop Them Down beat Tshigwada FC are the champiManame Young Tigers 4-2. ons of the first annual Shonnie On Monday, Milaboni Chop Mashau Easter Tournament.

Them Down lost an opportunity The four-day tournament, to go through to the final by losing played at the Mushaathoni 4-2 to Tshingwada FC. Fundudzi grounds in Tshavhalovhedzi United Brothers grabbed the village over the Easter weekend, opportunity with both hands and caused a lot of excitement and was humiliated Tshithuthuni Rememwell supported. ber My Promise 4-0.

On Friday (2nd) Ritonde FC In the final clash, Tshingwada won 5- 4 on penalties against FC took the bragging rights after Dopeni DMC. Tshingwada FC they won 3-1 against Fundudzi then managed to beat Black United Brothers.

UHURU 4-3. In the other match Maanda Masuma won the Goalplayed on the Friday, Khakhu keeper of the Tournament trophy, Young Chiefs lost 4-1 to Milaboni and Netshedza Tshipuke was Chop Them Down. named the Player of the TournaOn Saturday, Tshithuthuni ment.

Remember My Promise lost 3-4 Tournament organiser Mr to Maname Young Tigers, while Shonisani Mashau said the aim of Khalavha Napoli lost 1-0 to Funthe tournament was to keep young dudzi United Brothers. people off the streets. “We want On Sunday, Fundudzi Unitto keep young people busy during ed Brothers beat Tshithuthuni the Easter holidays,” he said.

By Maanda Bele

woodwork and ended up behind the goal line.

Chippas United Ladies comMorning Stars did not give up menced the new season with a without a fight. They regrouped bang with their 4-2 victory over from behind, creating some danLacoste Morning Stars in their gerous moves within the opposiSasol Women’s League match tion’s danger area and pulled one at the Makhuvha Stadium on back through Thabelo Mbulaheni Sunday. towards the end of the first half.

Chippas approached the last The game was equally contested stanza with more self-confidence. during the first half, but Morning Their efforts did not pass withStars lost their original fighting out reward. They were awarded a spirit as the game progressed. penalty after a defender of Morning Chippas were the first to blow the Stars handled within the box. trumpet. Lethabo Sello forced her Khodani Ratshalingwa made no way through the Stars’ defence mistake from the white spot. and unleashed a powerful strike The goal seemed to be a wakeMaanda Masuma won the from the edge of the box. The Stars’ up call to the Stars’ strikers. They Goalkeeper of the Tournakeeper, Provertia Mathebula, could scored the second goal moments ment award. only watch the ball going beyond thereafter when Tshifhiwa Khanher reach. gale beat the keeper with a half The struggle continued, with volley. both sides creating and squanChippas put matters beyond dering scoring opportunities. doubt 14 minutes before the referee, Chippas increased the tally in the Mr Ipfi Rasuba, blew the final whis29th minute. Mashudu Davhana tle. Mulalo Mufanadzo unleashed a received a neat pass from Khodani powerful strike from the middle of

By Frank Mavhungu Ratshalingwa in the 25-metre area the park. The Stars’ keeper palmed and tried her luck with a long-range the ball back into her own net in an After donating significant league ground cutter. The ball hit the attempt to clear. points to Real Kings, to whom they lost 1-2 in their GladAfrica Championship League match at the Chatsworth Stadium in Durban on Tuesday afternoon, Polokwane City are gearing up for another tough battle. They will entertain Cape Town All Stars at the Old Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane on Sunday afternoon.

By Frank Mavhungu

Netshedza Tshipuke was named the Player of the Tournament.

Polokwane City and CPT All Stars on the warpath

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Tshigwada FC are the champions of the first annual Shonnie Mashau Easter Tournament.

Chippas’ goal scorers are, from left to right, Lethabo Sello, Mashudu Davhana, Khodani Ratshalingwa and Mulalo Mufanadzo.

Both Polokwane City and Cape Town All Stars are not on the safe side as far as relegation is concerned. City are lying in the 12th position on the log standings with 26 points, while Stars are just a step below them with two fewer points.

The other match that will be played on Sunday will be between Sekhukhune United and Jomo Cosmos. Sekhukhune and Cosmos will be fighting it with the aim to revive their fighting spirits after losing their matches last weekend.

Sekhukhune lost 0-1 to Ajax Cape

Town, while Cosmos suffered a 0-1 defeat at the hands of Cape Town All Stars.

Sekhukhune recently beefed up their squad by acquiring the services of Kamogelo Lebese and Pentjie Zulu. Lebese is from their development team, while Zulu was playing for Black Leopards until the end of January this year. Zulu and Lebese are expected to form a good combination with the likes of Bongumusa Dlamini and Yusuf Maart in the defence line.

TS Sporting will test their strength against the University of Pretoria at the Mbombela Stadium in Nelspruit. The KZN derby between Uthongathi and Richards Bay FC will be staged at the Princess Magogo Stadium in Durban.

Ajax Cape Town and Bizana Pondo Chiefs will fight for league points at the Cape Town Stadium.

The other weekend fixtures are: Free State Stars vs JDR Stars and Cape Umoya United and Real Kings. All matches are scheduled to start at 15:00.

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Promotion struggle continues in MMK league Munaca and VFA in ABC Motsepe clash tomorrow going smoothly with their preparations komste FC vs Manavhela Black Aces, and they continued to train as usual.

MML vs Midoroni Real Hearts, Maila The struggle for promotion in “We can perform well in this match if we Pull Together vs Magangeni Young Stream E of the SAFA Vhembe MMK are focussed and give our best. We are Stars, Madombidzha Try Again vs Pat Administrators league is expected to ready for the battle,” he said.

All Stars, Matika FC vs Magau United, intensify this weekend when log-leadIn other matches in Stream E, Torna- Muraleni Rebellions vs Maebane Young ers Madombidzha Arsenal and Mado FC will fight for league points against Eagles, and Tshikhwani Stone Breakers dombidzha Try Again, who are in the their much-feared opponents, Manavhe- vs Muraleni United Brothers. second spot, clash. la Black Aces, at the TshikwaThe manager of Arsenal, Mr Willy rani Grounds. In this match, Mudau, is very confident and impressed anything can happen as both with his team’s performance this year. teams are in good form. MaganHe said that their preparations were geni Young Stars will travel all well underway “and my boys are looking the way to the Eltivillas grounds forward to this challenge”. to play against Greenway AcadHe said that his team must attack and emy. Makhitha Runga Birds score more goals if they wished to prog- will welcome Makhitha Oscar ress further. “The players are young and Stars at Runga Birds’ grounds. inexperienced, but have been playing for Muraleni United Brothers will a few years now, so they know each other face an uphill battle when they well. I can see them getting more and clash against Magau United at more confident as the days progress,” he the Magau Grounds. added.

Other matches are: MML vs “The boys have to master the art Zamenkomste FC, Mailaskop of concentration and to focus. I have Pull Together vs LTT Murunwa, therefore prepared them mentally not to Tshikhwani Stone Breakers vs make simple mistakes,” he said.

Matika FC and Pat All Stars vs Makhitha Oscar Stars' captain, Faith RatomThe manager of Try Again, Mr ChesMadombidzha Western Stars. bo, is expected to be a tough contender during ter Malotsha, said that everything was Sunday’s fixture are ZamenSunday's local derby.

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Maximum points for Venda Football Academy League match at the Tshifudi Stadium on Saturday. The victory means that Venda Football Academy (VFA) kept VFA are now two points behind the their title hopes alive by beating pace setters, Mikhado FC. This after Ollesdal FC 1-0 in their ABC Motsepe Mikhado shared the spoils with Tshakhuma RO Nandilani (TRON), with whom they played to a goalless draw.

During an interview with one of the team’s head coaches, Mr Justice Mutileni, shortly after the game, he said that although he was happy with the team’s victory, to celebrate would be premature. He indicated that the road ahead of them was still rocky and thorny, since they still had seven matches to play before the end of the season.

He said that they would approach all their remaining fixtures as cup finals VFA’s goal scorer, Rudzani Thabo, poses for a photo with the team’s head to avoid unnecessary disappointments.

He further indicated that the team coaches, Mr Abel Makhubele (left) and Justice Mutileni (right), after the crowned as the champions at the end of the season was likely to be determined game.

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by the result of their match against Mikhado FC that would be played on 21 April. The fact that it will be a home match for VFA is reason enough for Mr Mutileni to believe that they will collect the maximum points and jump to the top of the log.

Asked about the numerous scoring opportunities his team had squandered against Ollesdal FC, Mr Mutileni revealed that they would go back to the drawing board and work on the strikers’ target shooting.

VFA could have scored at least three goals in the last half, had their strikers not seemingly forgotten their scoring boots at home. The goal through which the home side deposited the maximum points into their league account came via Rudzani Thabo towards the end of the game. He gave the ball the final touch, following a scramble within the box.

By Frank Mavhungu The race for the league championship and to avoid relegation at the end of the season is becoming more intense by the day among the teams affiliated to the Limpopo Stream of the ABC Motsepe League. All eyes will be in the Vhembe derby between Munaca FC and Venda Football Academy that will be staged at the Louis Trichardt Show Grounds open field tomorrow afternoon.

Munaca and VFA are closely contesting for the league championship. Munaca are still in a celebratory mode after beating Ablex United 3-1 last Saturday.

On the other hand, the spirit is high in the VFA camp, following their 1-0 victory over Ollesdal FC at the Tshifudi Stadium on the same day.

To prove that they are serious about promotion, Munaca had fortified their last line of defence by acquiring the services of the vastly experienced goalkeeper, Bongani Manavhela, and former Mikhado FC centre back Thulani Mabizela.

Mikhado FC will entertain Ollesdal FC at the Rabali Stadium. Mikhado must win the match at all costs to maintain their leadership on the log standings.

Whether Ollesdal will have enough strength to penetrate the defence of Mikhado, which

is marshalled by Luvhengo Mungomeni, Tshifhiwa Mmbooi and former Black Leopards left back Andiswa Ndawonde, remains to be seen.

Ablex United will host Makotopong Brazilians at the Louis Trichardt Laerskool Grounds.

Ablex must win the match if they are serious about escaping the relegation axe at the end of the season. Ablex are currently fighting for survival at the bottom of the log. Giyani Happy Boys will host The Dolphins FC at the Shikukwani Stadium outside Giyani.

Mikhado will undertake a journey to Tshifudi village next Wednesday, April 21. Their match against VFA will be played at the Tshifudi Stadium.

Mikhado and VFA played to a 1-1 draw in their first-round league match at the Rabali Stadium last month. The other fixtures for next Wednesday are: The Dolphins FC vs Munaca FC, Giyani Happy Boys vs Tshakhuma RO Nandilani and Ollesdal FC vs Makotopong Brazilians.

Mikhado’s right back, Tshifhiwa Mmbooi.

IsAbility working hard to better the lives of those with physical impairments

By Andries van Zyl Over the last couple of years, the IsAbility Sports Club Limpopo has made great strides in bettering the lives of both local athletes and people with physical impairments.

With the aim of bringing everyone up to date with the club’s various projects, the club hosted a sponsors’ evening at the Soutpansberg Golf Club last Friday.

The club’s projects include enrolling a young double amputee, Vhutuhawe Nemutandani, in mainstream education this year. Two-and-a-half years ago, Vhutuhawe, who was then a scholar at a special school in Thohoyandou, became the recipient of a prosthetic limb, courtesy of IsAbility, the Jumping Kids project and Harcourts. He has now been enrolled at one of the top schools in Limpopo, the Emmanuel Christian School outside Louis Trichardt. The club is also in the process of securing and issuing more standing frames to Fit-to-Fly candidates (children with mobility impairments), while at their Vuwani disabled community agricultural and skills development project, a donation of maize seeds last year produced a successful harvest this year on land given to them by the council.

Other projects also include the annual IsAbility Golf Day and the development of para-sport in the Limpopo Province. “We could also provide feedback that we are now officially registered as a Non-Profit

Organisation, with reg. nr 256-850 NPO,” said one of the driving forces behind the club, Louis Trichardt resident Sandy James.

Sandy said that they were really privileged to have three speakers on Friday who each gave important insight into the journey of a sportsman or -woman, inspiring aspects or events in their careers and encouragement to those present to embrace and create opportunities. “We were told that it is within each individual's power to make a difference in our province and country in terms of development,” said Sandy.

The speakers included Gavin Johnson (ex-Springbok rugby player who, among other tests, represented South Africa in the famous 1995 rugby World Cup that South Africa won), Ntando Mahlangu (double amputee and silver medallist at the Rio Paralympics in 2016) and local star para-athlete Sheryl James (World Para-Athletics Championships bronze medallist in Dubai in 2019).

In his speech, Gavin said that the highlight for him was not the win [1995] but the unity that the moment and the victory brought in our nation across all racial and cultural and other barriers at a time in our country's history when this was really needed. He also highlighted the importance of being thankful.

Ntando spoke of the importance of creating opportunities. He shared his journey from a chubby 10-year-old boy who had spent his first 10 years

in a wheelchair, to a 19-year-old scheduled to take place at the end of able-bodied athletes. Those interestwho is finishing his Grade 12 year August 2021. ed are welcome to contact the club at Affies (Afrikaans High School for The IsAbility Sports Club is for more details on membership and boys in Pretoria). He has a successful officially registered with LIMA affiliation (084 506 3333 or is.ability. athletics career with world records, (Limpopo Athletics) and can issue limpopo@gmail.com). The club also because of the opportunities he Athletics South Africa running lihas a website www.http://isability. was afforded when Jumping Kids cences to athletes. They also cater for co.za. stepped into his life. Ntando highlighted the importance of education and emphasized and confirmed what Sandy had mentioned earlier in the evening - the fact that most children with disabilities in our country are not afforded the opportunity to attend high school and achieve a Grade 12 certificate. “This is a serious problem that we as society can play a role in changing if we activate the necessary structures to stop marginalising people with disabilities,” said Sandy.

Sheryl, Sandy’ daughter, shared her thoughts on recognising that everyone has been made with a purpose and people need to see the potential in others and reach out to them to encourage and motivate them to live out their purpose. “Basically, we cannot do it alone,” said Sheryl. She highlighted one of the Comrades marathon experiences she had where she nearly gave up just before the end, only to be encouraged by a Pictured during the IsAbility sponsors’ evening at the Soutpansberg Golf fellow runner who was a complete Club last Friday are (from left to right) Ntando Mahlangu (double amputee stranger to her and who insisted and silver medallist at the Rio Paralympics in 2016), local star para-athlete on finishing the race with her to Sheryl James (World Para-Athletics Championships bronze medallist in make sure she got to the finish line Dubai in 2019), Sandy James (one of the driving forces behind the IsAbilbefore the cut-off time. Sheryl and ity Sport Club Limpopo) and Gavin Johnson (ex-Springbok rugby player Ntando are medal contenders for who, among other tests, represented South Africa in the famous 1995 rugby the Tokyo Paralympics, which is World Cup that South Africa won).

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Now or never for Black Leopards Stellenbosch are still in mourning after last Saturday’s 0-1 defeat at the Black Leopards must win at least six hands of Amazulu FC. Should the team’s of their eight remaining matches to be head coach select him for the game, on the safe side in terms of relegation. Phathutshedzo Nange, the Stellies’ The first match in which they must sharpshooter, will be playing against his collect the maximum points will be former teammates. Nange played for against Stellenbosch FC at the ThoBlack Leopards for several years before hoyandou Stadium next Wednesday leaving for the now-defunct Bidvest (21st).

Wits FC. Lidoda duvha lost their 15th league Judging from their performance in match last Sunday when they suffered the game against Moroka Swallows, the a narrow 0-1 defeat at the hands of Mo- Leopards’ midfielders, Tiklas Thutroka Swallows. Leopards are currently wa, Tumelo Khutlang and Mumuni lying at the bottom of the log with 13 Abubakar, are likely to be in the starting points, four behind the other relegation line-up against Stellenbosch. candidates, Chippa United.

Amazulu will host Mamelodi SunBlack Leopards and Stellenbosch FC downs at the King Zwelithini Stadium played to a 1-1 draw in their first-round in Durban. Supersport United will league match at the Danie Craven meet Lamontville Golden Arrows at the Stadium on Friday, 8 January. At that Loftus Stadium in Pretoria. Cape Town time, Black Leopards were still under City will fly to Johannesburg where they the guidance of Mr Dylan Kerr, who will rub shoulders with Kaizer Chiefs at later parted ways with the Thohoythe FNB Stadium. andou outfit to join Tshakhuma Tsha Chippa United will host Baroka FC Madzivhandila FC. in one of the two matches that will be

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Stellenbosch’s sharpshooter, Phathutshedzo Nange.

played on Tuesday. Things are not going according to plan in the camp of Chippa United. They are fighting for survival in the relegation zone. Bloemfontein Celtic are waiting for Moroka Swallows at the Dr Molemela Stadium in Bloemfontein.

Black Leopards’ midfielder, Tumelo Khutlang.

Relief for Vhadau Vha Damani Will the Lacoste Stars shine over Botlokwa Ladies?

Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila FC (TTM) may have collected the maximum points in their DStv Premiership League match against TS Galaxy at the Ellis Park Stadium in Johannesburg over the past weekend, but they are not yet out of danger.

The final score was 2-0 for TTM. If the current league log were the final one, Vhadau Vha Damani would have at least escaped the relegation axe. TTM jumped from the 15th to the 14th spot on the log standings with the unexpected away victory. The last team on the log standings at the end of the season will be relegated to the lower division, while the second-last team will take part in the promotion/relegation playoffs, together with the second- and third-placed teams from the GladAfrica Championship Division.

TTM have deposited 19 points into their league account from 21 outings so far.

Asked what the victory meant to the team, the team’s head coach, Mr Dylan Kerr, said that the win would go a long way in boosting the team’s morale in their future games. He further stated that celebrating would be premature as the team was not yet out of danger. He described the win as a step in the right direction.

The former pride of Tshakhuma village took the

lead three minutes before the half-time whistle was blown.

Brendan Theron blasted in a rocket from inside the box, beating the opposition keeper, Wensten van der Linde, hands down.

TTM increased the margin eight minutes towards the end of regulation time. Thabo Rakhale, who came on as a substitute for Brendan Theron, was on target, following a neat pass from Joseph Malongoane.

While TTM are celebrating the victory, Black Leopards are still battling to come to terms with the 0-1 defeat they had suffered at the hands of Moroka Swallows at the Dobsonville Stadium on Sunday evening. Lidoda duvha are deeply rooted at the bottom of the log with 13 points accumulated from 22 matches, following the defeat.

TTM’s second goal scorer, Thabo Rakhale.

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grounds. Mighty Ladies will at the GaMalakane Sports be lucky if by chance they Grounds.

After losing 2-4 to Chippas manage to hold Chippas to a The other weekend fixtures United Ladies at the Makhu- draw. Chippas were unstopare: Skimzozo FC vs Kanatvha Stadium last Sunday, pable when they crushed la Ladies and Mandebele Lacoste Morning Stars have Lacoste Morning Stars 4-2 Happy Fighters vs FC 50 Stars another mountain to climb. last Sunday.

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They will host Botlokwa LaTshandama Young dies in their Sasol Women’s Stars will have a date League match at the Shayan- with Merwe United dima High School grounds Ladies at the Tshantomorrow afternoon. dama grounds. Sisters The managing director of FC will host Sealene Morning Stars, Mr Emmanuel Ladies at the NwamitMudau, revealed that they wa grounds outside had recently acquired the Tzaneen. History services of five quality players shows that Sisters from different clubs based in are not easy to beat Mpumalanga. He further stat- in front of their own ed that the reinforcement of home crowd. Caprithe squad was necessary after corn Sports Developthey had lost nine players to ment will lock horns national league clubs, includ- with the University ing Maindis Ladies, at the end of Limpopo FC at the of last season. He repeated Seshego Stadium. that his technical staff were University of still battling to find a winning Limpopo FC started combination. the new season with Chippas United Ladies a bang, following will be on the road. They will their 3-1 victory over travel to Mabalane village Copper Belts FC outside Giyani. Their match last Saturday. Seven Morning Stars’ playmaker, Mpuagainst Real Mighty Ladies Stars Ladies will play melelo Sithole. will be played at the Mabalane against Copper Belts

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