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Another R6m for taxi rank

Close to R300 million already spent on Thohoyandou’s “love nest for learners and hideout for criminals”

By Elmon Tshikhudo Yet another R6 million will be pumped into the Thohoyandou Taxi Rank to try and complete the project, which has cost the taxpayers close to R300 million over the past two decades. For many years the incomplete taxi rank has been described as nothing more than a “love nest for learners and a hideout for criminals”.

Two centenarians from the Elim area celebrated their recent birthdays with 27 other elderly residents, their families and friends during a special joint event organised by Elim Hlanganani for the Aged last Friday at the Evangelical Presbyterian Church in Waterval. In the photo are Ms Mary Basket and her 104-year-old mother, Ms Mukondeleli Mbangambanga (seated). Ms Mbangambanga of Tshuhari village near Elim turned 104 on 3 March this year and still leads a strong and busy life. She says that Home Affairs had made a mistake on her identity document and that her correct age was in fact 115 years. Photo: Thembi Siaga.

The “new” Thohoyandou Taxi Rank next to Eskom was supposed to be completed 11 years ago, but the rank has not been operational. The construction of this intermodal project, which included the taxi rank as well as a retail and office block, commenced in June 2011 at a cost of R256 million. When it was to be opened after completion in 2013, the engineers apparently discovered that it had structural defects (such as cracks) and was declared not safe for use. A further R25.2 million was incurred by the department for the rectification of the defects.

Last year, the Limpopo MEC for Transport, Mavhungu Lerule Ramakhanya, announced that the rank would

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be functional by October (2021), but commuters kept on waiting for something to happen. The facility, which was supposed to be a sign of hope, as the whole purpose was to encourage economic growth and investment in the area, as well as create job opportunities and, of course, improve access to public transport, remained a white elephant.

Residents were surprised when they heard that a further R6 million has now been budgeted for the completion of the project. With so much money already pumped into this project (without any functioning purpose as yet), many are beginning to wonder whether the project has not become a Stokvel, where those in power continue to milk government coffers for their own gain.

Among the first to react on learning about the further R6 million was the Democratic Alliance (DA) in Limpopo, who has been following the progress of the project with keen interest. “We are deeply disappointed that a further R6 million has been budgeted for the completion of this taxi rank facility. This is despite the project being severely over budget and behind schedule. We have written a letter to the MEC for

Transport and Community Safety, Ms Mavhungu Lerule-Ramakhanya, wherein we requested details of the new completion date of the facility and to determine what steps have been taken against officials involved in this project.

We will closely monitor the progress around it to ensure that there are no more unnecessary delays with this long overdue project,” said Ms Katlego Phala, spokesperson for the DA in Limpopo.

Mr Solomon Shandukani of SANTACO Vhembe said they were tired of empty promises about the opening of the new rank. “We are now so used to the situation at hand. We had hoped that it would be opened years ago, but we will wait and see what happens,” he said.

The Department of Transport and Community Safety’s spokesperson, Mr Mike Maringa, said that the defects had been fixed a long time ago, but then they had realised that a problem of water existed. “The R6 million is for touch-ups.

We are only waiting for an occupational certificate that was delayed because of contractual disputes. The project was on a tender and we cannot take action against them,” he said.

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14-Year-old boy comes up with a plan to address teenage pregnancy learner at Mbilwi Secondary School. He does part-time At the age of 14, Clearence modelling and already has a Gole Thagwana from Ngovfew titles under his belt. The hela Maembeni outside lad is now also taking on the Thohoyandou is still only a part of role model among teenager himself, but the boy his peers as he takes a stand is burning with the desire to against matters that have a help fellow teenagers avoid great effect on the youth today. the blight of teenage pregWhen Limpopo Mirror nancy that is taking over their asked him what had sparked lives. this passion to bring the topic Clearence is a Grade-10 of teenage pregnancy into the spotlight and address it full-on, he said that he had observed with sadness over time how many teenagers fell pregnant unnecessarily because of boredom and a lack of knowledge.

He has therefore come up with the bright idea to launch an awareness campaign focussed on teenage pregnancy and gender-based violence, in the form of a beauty pageant called the Miss Exclusive Ngovhela.

The contest was supposed to have been staged on 26 February this year but was postponed indefinitely because of financial constraints. The young boy has not given up hope, however, Young Clearence Gole Thagchoosing to believe that Good wana from Ngovhela Maembeni has come up with an idea Samaritans will hear about his to address teenage pregnancy. plight and help to make his dream become a reality.

Photo: Elmon Tshikhudo.

By Elmon Tshikhudo

“I am a hardworking model who is dedicated to my work. I am also an observant community activist, and I have seen beautiful young girls in my community fall pregnant and lose focus on their schoolwork.

They end up being school dropouts and their future gets compromised. Something must be done to stop this, and this is where the idea of the beauty pageant comes into the picture,” he said.

“The purpose of the pageant is to try in one way or another to keep young girls off the streets and offer information-sharing sessions to educate them on staying away from teenage sex that leads to pregnancy. We will also talk about gender-based violence which has become a monster that is killing so many women, and children are also being abused on a daily basis. We cannot keep quiet and act as if nothing is happening. I am calling upon everyone who cares about the future of the girl child and women to come on board, so that we can host this pageant,” he said.

Clearence can be contacted directly on 072 058 5396.

Netshitudzi’s dream might have been delayed, but not denied

at the school. He thought his childhood dream of becoming a farmer had ended.

When Rendani Ernest Netshitudzi enrolled The 24-year-old from Khomele village comin Grade 8 at Masereni Secondary School in pleted his matric in 2015 and met the minimum 2010, he was very disappointed that his favou- requirements for a diploma, but because of a rite subject, agriculture, was not being offered lack of finances, he could not further his studies.

The situation did even more harm to the young man’s dream of becoming an agricultural scientist.

In 2018, Netshitudzi saw an advert for an agriculture learnership at the ROMA Training Institute, and at that moment he knew that his life was about to change for the better. “It was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for someone like me, who comes from the deep rural areas. I had to grab it with both hands and make something out it,” he said.

During the learnership, Netshitudzi managed to save R1 000 each month from his monthly stipend as he was determined to have his own farm one day. That dream has become a reality for him as today he owns a hectare and a half of his own land, 25 cows and 18 goats.

“I started off by planting butternuts at the back of my house. When I harvested the butternuts, I bought a piece of land and started planting tomatoes. With the profit I made from this, I Rendani Ernest Netshitudzi was among the 300 students who graduated from the ROMA started saving up to buy cows and goats.”

Netshitudzi says his focus now is to create Training Institution on Friday, 18 March. more employment for people in his village. On Photo: Maanda Bele.

Friday, 18 March, he was among the 300 students who graduated from the ROMA Training Institution, and more specifically among the 50 who graduated with a National Certificate in Plant Production NQF level 4.

Fifty students graduated with a National Certificate in Plant Production NQF level 2, 150 graduated with a National Certificate in Plant Production NQF level 3, 50 more with a National Certificate in Plant Production NQF level 4 and 50 students graduated with a National Certificate in Animal Production NQF level 4.

MAKHADO CARE GROUP IS A The ceremony was held at the Bible Mission NON PROFIT ORGANISATION Church at Ha-Ramavhoya in Nzhelele. The school director, Mr Steven Mathelemusa, said WHICH ASSISTS WITH THE he was excited to see so many students that CARE OF CANCER PATIENTS IN had come through the ranks and graduated. He encouraged the graduates to use the skills that THE MAKHADO AREA they had acquired to contribute to the economic growth of the country.

The school principal, Mr Tshimangadzo CONTACT DETAILS: Mutheiwana, applauded the new ROMA alumni.

Dr Casper Venter: 082 857 0022 “I have made a promise to myself and to the Dr Emil Gaigher: 082 892 8862 parents that the ROMA Training Institute will continue to make a difference in the communiJernay Mcleod: 086 403 5752 ties. We will have another batch of graduates in Angela Brennan: 082 902 6271 September this year.”

By Maanda Bele

Seated in front, from left to right, are Ms Mukondeleli Mbangambanga (104) and Ms Puledi Mabata (100). Standing behind them is the director of Elim Hlanganani for the Aged, Ms Molly Ameker. Photo: Thembi Siaga.

Elim Hlanganani society pays tribute to two of its centenarians traditional food and only eat chicken I saw being slaughTwo centenarians from the tered, not frozen braai packs,” Elim area celebrated their she said. recent birthdays with 27 Her last-born daughter, other elderly residents, their Mary Basket (62) who lives families and friends during a with her, shared her mother’s special joint event organised biggest secret to her long life.

by Elim Hlanganani for the “At home we know her as MuAged last Friday at the Evan- kondeleli (Patience) and her gelical Presbyterian Church name goes hand in hand with in Waterval. her lifestyle. She’s a strong woman who can face all kinds Elim Hlanganani for the of situations and she’s full of Aged is a non-profit organisa- love. Some years back, she tion focussed on taking care used to plough maize and of the needs of orphans and other vegetables.” vulnerable people.

Mary said that her mother Mukondeleli Mbangamwas still mobile at her age. banga of Tshuhari village near “She lives a healthy lifestyle Elim turned 104 on 3 March by exercising, and she still has this year and still leads a all her teeth. Almost every strong and busy life. She says day she takes a walk around that Home Affairs had made the house, because now she’s a mistake on her identity unable to exercise on top of document and that her correct her bed like she used to,” she age was in fact 115 years. She said jokingly. had five children, of whom Puledi Mabata of Pastoral only two are still alive today, village, not far from Elim, and is blessed with more than turned a full 100 years in Feb20 grand- and great-grandruary. She gives all the credit children. With regard to food, to God for her long life. “I feel she is still very selective about great, and I thank God for his what she eats. “I do not eat grace, which is still sustaining food with lots of fats. I love me. I have faith that I will

By Thembi Siaga

grow older,” she said.

Her grandson, Given Maboka, said that his grandmother did not sit on her hands at her age. “She’s still a hardworking person who ploughs maize, peanuts, sweet potatoes and other vegetables. I can confidently say that she’s a person with love. She still cooks and even walks to the spaza shop to do the shopping,” he said.

More than 100 people attended the event, sponsored by various local retail shops, such as Elim Spar, Boxer, McDonald’s, and many more.

Young dancers entertained guests, performing the tshigombela, xibelani and the Mango Groove dances. The grannies all received gifts, including one big and two small cakes.

The director of Elim Hlanganani for the Aged, Molly Ameker, offered a word of encouragement to the youth who want to live a long and happy life. “We advise the youth to not eat too much junk food.

They must go back to basics and get used to eating organic food and get lots of exercise,” Ameker said.

Young man fatally stabbed at tavern and stabbed the deceased in the chest. Makhokha ran out of The community of Madomthe tavern, but collapsed in the bidzha is getting anxious street and was certified dead on about the increase of murders the spot. A case of murder was occurring at taverns lately. opened.

In the latest incident, two The police received some suspects were arrested for valuable leads and followed up the murder of 20-year-old on these, which led to the arrest Thabelo Makhokha from of Tshimangadzo Maguwelele Madombidzha in the Sinthu(30) and Fhulufhelo Masakona mule area, who was stabbed (30) from Madombidzha. They to death at a local tavern last appeared in the Tshilwavhusiweekend. ku Magistrate’s Court on 29 According to the spokesperMarch. The case was postponed son for the police in Limpopo, to 5 April for a formal bail Brig Motlafela Mojapelo, the application. deceased and the two suspects Makhokha will be buried on had apparently had an arguSaturday, 2 April at Madomment at the tavern on the night bidzha’s graveyard. The service of 26 March at around 23:00. starts at 06:00.

Although other people present Ward councillor Cedrick Matried to intervene, the two sus- lange concurred that crime had pects allegedly produced a knife become a great concern in the

By Kaizer Nengovhela

area. “Day in and day out we hear of killings, robberies and other violent crimes. It is upon us as residents to stand up and rally against the scourge of crime. As the leadership we are planning to have a meeting that includes all structures that can chart a way forward to combat crime,” he said. “We are appealing to our people, especially the youth, to be responsible. We are also calling on all stakeholders to work together for an end to this scourge.”

Mojapelo also urged people to refrain from engaging in criminal activities and encouraged community members to continue working closely with the police. “We are now slowly winning the war against crime in the area. Together, we can,” he said.

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The man who “came back from the dead” needs a new place of safety

By Kaizer Nengovhela The Thame family of HaMagau village in the Sinthumule area seem to be regretting their decision to accommodate a homeless stranger, whom they believed could possibly be their brother, John Tshamaano Thame, who was supposed to have died 33 years ago.

A relative of the family who works at a petrol station at Bandelierkop apparently called them early in March this year and told them that he had seen a man who looked just like John. The man was eating from the dustbins. The family rushed to the petrol station to look for themselves. The man did indeed look just like their brother, so they took him back with them to their home at Ha-Magau.

According to John’s sister, Ms Annah Maduwa, the family had never checked John’s corpse closely to verify his identity before he was buried in 1989, which now led them to wonder if they might

have buried the wrong person.

According to Maduwa, they planned on getting DNA tests done to determine this man’s true identity and get confirmation on whether he was their brother, or in fact just someone who happened to look like their deceased brother.

“Last week, the man woke up in the middle of the night and started kicking the doors, demanding to be taken back where he belongs,” one of John Thame’s sisters-in-law, Ms Peggy Thame, told the media.

“He was very aggressive and that shocked everyone in the family. He was dumb when we accommodated him, but a few weeks later, to our surprise, he opened his mouth and asked for a cigarette!”

The man apparently insisted that they call SANCO (the South African National Civic Organisation) to come and take him away. The family agreed between themselves to seek assistance from the SAPS, but the police told them that they could not keep the man in their cells. They were advised to look for assistance from the

Department of Social Development or any such institution.

The man apparently ran away from home at one point and the family found him again on the street.

According to Peggy, the family took their charge to a private institution in Thohoyandou on 23 March, where DNA tests had finally been conducted, but they will have to wait 21 days for the test results. In the meantime, they are looking for a place for the man to stay, but that now proves to be a challenge as no-one seems to want to take him in because he cannot provide an ID document.

“He is giving us sleepless nights and we are requesting the Department of Social Development or any humanitarian institution to come and take him to a place of safety,” the family members pleaded.

state of despair. The deceased man’s mother, Joyce Muthomi, is devastated by the situation.

“How does a mother have peace of mind knowing that a part of her child’s body is still somewhere in the water? It is painful that I could not even say goodbye to him. I stay at another village and was visiting him the same day the tragedy happened. I slept at the river for two days, hoping his body would be found. I do not know how to move on with my life,” she said.

Muthomi said the family started preparing for the funeral after the tragedy, but everything had to be put on hold as his body could not be found. “Our hearts are torn apart as a family. The search is still on but each day we pray that they find him. We need closure in this matter, and this will not happen until his body is found and we can give him a decent funeral. Even if it is only his bones because then at least we can bury him,” she said.

The local traditional leader, Collen Mashau, also expressed

his sadness. “This is the most difficult time our community has ever faced. We are trying our best and each family has contributed a certain amount to help ease the pain Munzhelele’s family is going through. We just hope that the search, even though now on a smaller scale, will bear fruit and his body be found, so it can be given a decent funeral,” he said.

A spokesperson for the Department of Social Development, Mr Witness Tiva, said that his department would send social workers to visit the Thame family to do an assessment of the situation.

Body of fisherman still not found, but family members remain hopeful

By Elmon Tshikhudo More than a month has passed since Fhulufhuwani Munzhelele from Tshifudi Gota outside Thohoyandou was attacked and presumably killed by a crocodile, and his body has still not been recovered.

The 24-year-old fisherman had been fishing in the Luvuvhu River with friends on 23 February this year when, according to eyewitnesses, he was caught and dragged under water by a crocodile. The community and police divers searched for days but without success.

To add to the tragedy, one of the locals, Thompho Nemushungwa (35), drowned in the same river only a day later while searching for Munzhelele’s body. Nemushungwa’s body, however, was recovered on 25 February, while Munzhelele’s still remains unfound.

The two incidents sent shockwaves through the community, and Munzhelele’s family members have been in a

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Vho-Maine Mashudu Dima shows off his award after the 2021/22 annual Golden Shield Heritage Awards (GOSHA), held at Meropa Casino outside Polokwane on Friday, 25 March. He was selected winner in the National Living Treasure category. Photo: Silas Nduvheni.

Local tour guide wins a big award in communities and with academic researchers on aspects Renowned tour guide and of indigenous knowledge, traditional healer from culture and cultural biodiverVhembe Vho-Maine Mashusity. Dr Dima advocates for the du Rubson Dima of Miluvalue of indigenous knowledge wani village, was overjoyed systems, the significance of when the National Heritage preserving nature as well as Council (NHC), in conaspects of indigenous healing junction with the Limpopo and medicinal plants. Through Department of Sports, Arts his programmes, he has creatand Culture, selected him as ed space for intergenerational winner of the National Livlearning and dialogue. ing Treasure category during He has contributed to decolthe 2021/22 annual Golden onising community healthShield Heritage Awards care services regarding the (GOSHA). The awards certraditional way of managing emony was held at Meropa diseases and cultural practices Casino outside Polokwane that might have an impact on on Friday, 25 March. the management of diseases The 81-year-old Dima is also such as HIV and AIDS. He has the founder of a non-profit, been practising as an indigecommunity-based organinous healer for 60 years. sation called AFYEMD. He Dima has worked with works with schools, the youth different universities at

By Silas Nduvheni

international and local level on indigenous knowledge systems, with social workers in the Vhembe District, as well as different government departments.

Maine Dima also received a R20 000 prize to assist him with his projects.

This was his third award in the National Living Treasure category so far. “The award shows me that what I’m doing in promoting indigenous knowledge is recognised country-wide,” he said proudly.

The newly appointed chief executive officer of the National Heritage Council, Dr Ndivho Luvkhwareniwho, also addressed the guests and said that the primary purpose of the awards was to identify, preserve, protect, promote and transform the heritage space.

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Regulator turns blind-eye to non-compliant radio stations

By Anton van Zyl ICASA, the country’s watchdog for the telecommunications, broadcasting and postal industries, is turning a blind eye to regulations regarding licensing and monitoring the compliance of community radio stations.

An investigation by Limpopo Mirror into the licence awarded to local community radio station Makhado FM has revealed how ICASAis issuing licences to non-compliant and deregistered companies - and created a mess that will be extremely difficult to unscramble.

Our investigation revealed how a lack of compliance monitoring is causing major problems and could open the door to abuse and possible corruption.

Makhado FM was launched in 2007, when a licence to operate a community radio station was awarded to a Section 21 company, Luonde Media Resource Centre (Luonde Media). The original board members were not active for long and seemingly lost interest, leaving the station’s staff members to fend for themselves.

And, like many other community radio stations across South Africa, after a few years, Makhado FM battled to survive - with more downs than ups.

As a way forward, the station’s staff members formed a separate company in 2014 and asked that the licence be transferred to this new company. They did so on the advice of ICASA, according to Makhado FM’s station manager, Makonde Mbedzi. But the transfer to the new company never happened and in 2018 ICASA re-issued the licence to the original founding Section 21 company, which had already been deregistered by that time.

For at least the past five years, therefore, Makhado FM has been under the control of a for-profit company, which is contrary to its licensing conditions. The radio station also does not have a legitimate board in place. It receives funding from, among others the Media Diversity and Development Agency (MDDA) and receives advertising from municipalities, government departments and private businesses.

ICASA appeared to be well aware of the situation but did not intervene.

of Vhutanda Investment, a private company, of which Nevhutanda is the sole director.

Limpopo Mirror has previously reported on the ill-fated project of Mushumo Ushavha Zwanda in the Vhembe area. This Soshanguve-based NPO was given more than R27 million to build an old-age home at Maila village. The project was abandoned in 2019 and today the half-built structures serve as a monument to how corruption allegedly flourished during Nevhutanda’s 11-year term as chairperson of the NLC board.

Nevhutanda is no stranger to the Vhembe District. He was a lecturer at Makhado College of Education up until 1998. In 2009, he was appointed to the NLC Board during the presidency of Jacob Zuma. He also served as chairperson of the ANC in Limpopo and was one of the key fundraisers for the party’s 2009 election campaign in the province.

An ambitious start

When Makhado FM began broadcasting in late 2007, it listed Nevhutanda as its chairperson. The other directors of Luonde Media are Ms Hope Ramaphosa, Mr Junior Ramovha, Ms Kedibone Makwarela, Adv Mutheiwana Sikhwari and Mr Patrick Ndou.

Luonde Media was registered in September 2006, according to Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC) records - and 16 years later the same people are still listed as active directors.

Initially, the company had big plans to expand and dominate the local media industry. In a 2007 presentation, it stated that future projects would include a printed media division and an own television channel. The “chief patron” of the radio station was the former acting Vhavenda ruler, Toni Mphephu Ramabulana.

In spite of receiving generous funding from the then Department of Communications (DOC), which sponsored state-of-the-art broadcasting studios, the venture never fully got off the ground. Bad financial management resulted in unpaid rent and escalating electricity bills. The station also relied heavily on the services of volunteers, with presenters seldom being paid decent salaries, if they were paid at all.

The situation at Makhado FM was not unique, however: similar A dodgy director? problems were experienced at many Makhado FM came under the spot- community radio stations throughout light last month when new revelations the country. In a 2015 presentation to Parliament, the National Commusurfaced about corruption within nity Radio Forum (NCRF) said that the National Lotteries Commission 82% of community radio stations had (NLC). In a presentation to Parliawhat they referred to as “governance ment’s Trade, Industry and Competichallenges”. tion Portfolio Committee, the Special The problems that the NCRF listed Investigation Unit (SIU) reported that included a lack of administrative skills former NLC board members had allegedly received millions from Lottery and interference by board members.

In some cases “board members are inbeneficiaries.

One of the people implicated in the competent and rent crowds at AGMs,” SIU’s investigation is the former chair- the NCRF said in its presentation. The general picture sketched by the NCRF person of the NLC Board, Dr Alfred Nevhutanda. Nevhutanda is a director was of an industry with a lot of hope, ambition and potential, but also with of at least 40 companies, including the odds stacked against them. some involved in mining, investment and communications. He is still listed Makhado FM’s struggle as an active director of Luonde Media Resource Centre, the entity that is The last time that ICASA issued an licensed to operate Makhado FM. annual compliance report on MakhaOnline publisher GroundUp do FM was in March 2017, indicating revealed last week how Nevhutanda’s that the station was struggling to fulfil R27-million private luxury estate in its obligations. The most serious probthe north of Pretoria was partly paid lem was an inability to hold two comfor by non-profit entities that had pulsory annual community meetings, received Lottery funding. The list and to provide feedback on, among of entities that paid money into this others, its financial performance. The account include Mushumo Ushavha station also did not elect new directors Zwanda.

On 9 October 2017, Mushumo paid in line with its founding documents, ICASA said in its report.

R4 million into the trust account of ICASA’s report also graphically attorneys handling the sale of the illustrated the difficulties that commuproperty purchased by Nevhutannity radio stations face in adhering to da. The money was for the benefit

Taken in 2017 during a prize-giving function at Makhado FM. From left to right are Ms Rose Rasilavhi, Thabelo Mavhona (prize for best presenter), Mr Makonde Mbedzi (station manager) and Ms Faith Ramatshimbila.

Mbedzi, Rasilavhi and Ramatshimbila are listed as the three directors of Makhado FM, the public company that operates the community radio station. Photo: Kaizer Nengovhela. all the requirements of their broadcasting licence. Makhado FM, for instance, must broadcast 50 minutes of news per day, of which 70% must be local news. It may not spend more than 40% of the airtime playing music. Even the music content must be 70% local.

The biggest challenge for Makhado FM probably lies in its language prescriptions. The predominant language to be used (60%) is Tshivenda. The three other languages to be used are Sepedi (20%) Xitsonga (15%) and English (5%).

“Over the years, the radio station has been engulfed with serious problems related to governance issues,” reads ICASA’s report. The report concludes that “whereas strides have been taken by the Licensee to comply with certain obligations as per the licence terms and conditions and relevant regulations, the Licensee has failed to comply with its language, music (as per promise of performance) and news obligations, as well as community participation.”

Another chance?

Early in 2017, the radio station held an AGM - the first in many years.

Financial statements were compiled, and nine new directors were elected.

The new directors were, however, not meant to replace the Luonde Media directors, but instead to serve on the “radio station’s board”. Several of the directors later stated that this was never disclosed to them.

Three years before, in 2014, a separate company was formed, called Makhado FM. It was registered as a public company, with three directors/ shareholders: Elias Makonde Mbedzi, Faith Thokozile Ramatshimbila and Avhapfani Rossinah Rasilavhi. All three are currently working at the radio station.

Makonde Mbedzi, who at the time was - and still is - station manager, said that this was a pragmatic approach to try to continue operating while having a dysfunctional Section 21 company as the official licence holder. He claimed that an ICASA representative had advised them to apply for a licence transfer and they had filled in all the applications and continued operating under the Makhado FM (for-profit) company.

In June 2018, ICASA renewed the station’s licence, but again in Luonde Media’s name. The effective date for the new licence was 8 December 2018 and the licence is valid until 7 December 2023. The control of the

licence is again vested in this Section 21 company’s board of directors.

When the new licence was granted, Luonde Media was already non-compliant in its reporting to CIPC, whose records show the company’s status as “final deregistration” as of 26 August 2016.

The CIPC explains on its website that all companies and close corporations are required by law to lodge their annual returns within a certain period every year. “Non-compliance with annual returns may lead to deregistration, which has the effect that the juristic personality is withdrawn, and the company or close corporation ceases to exist,” the CIPC states on its website.

Luonde Media effectively ceased to exist before ICASA issued its new licence. ICASA’s own compliance report, done the previous year, also indicated that the radio station had ticked almost none of the boxes in terms of compliance.

A communicator that will not communicate To try and get information from ICASA is not a job for someone without extreme patience and perseverance. On 26 February this year, an email was sent requesting information about Makhado FM, using the address provided on ICASA’s website. After being ignored, a follow-up email was sent on 1 March, using more of the addresses listed on the website. This was again ignored and on 3 March the route specified in ICASA’s Promotion of Access to Information (PAIA) manual was followed and an official request for information was made.

This was also ignored.

On 7 March, an email was sent to Ms Busisiwe Mashigo, ICASA’s manager: broadcasting compliance.

(Someone was kind enough to assist with her email address.) She then presumably instructed ICASA’s media liaison department to respond. A seemingly irate Mr Paseka Maleka responded, saying that “ICASA responds swiftly and efficiently to media enquiries and unfortunately you used the unattended email address (media@ icasa.org.za).”

Maleka forwarded the licence-renewal document for Luonde Media Resource Centre and confirmed that the last available compliance report for Makhado FM was conducted in March 2017.

Follow-up questions were sent to ICASA (using Maleka’s address) about the re-issuing of a licence to Makhado

FM when the company, according to CIPC records, had been deregistered.

ICASA was also asked whether a tax compliance certificate had been submitted and whether the radio station had provided proof of conducting any annual general meetings and had provided feedback on its finances.

The request for information was ignored as were subsequent follow-up emails and emails to Ms Mashigo.

A severe case of confusion?

Makhado FM’s station manager, Mr Makonde Mbedzi, admits that things may not have been done in the most proper manner, but he believes that they had no other option. Luonde Media was non-compliant, and the directors were absent. They had to continue operating the radio station and that is why a separate company was formed in 2014.

According to Mbedzi, the company that was registered was supposed to be a non-profit entity but, as a result of confusion, was incorrectly registered as a public company. Nevertheless, the company was run as a non-profit company, he said. In 2019 they formed an NPO, called Makhado Community Radio, which will be used in future as a vehicle to run the radio station.

Mbedzi was adamant that ICASA was always updated as to the developments and had even assisted them with the applications to have the licence transferred. He blamed much of the confusion on a lack of specialised knowledge and guidance from institutions such as ICASA. The confusion as to who controls what is seemingly quite widespread.

Limpopo Mirror tried to contact some of the board members elected during what seems to be the last AGM, held in February 2017.

Prominent Louis Trichardt businessman Livingstone Shimango is listed as an additional member. He responded by saying that his term had expired some time ago and referred questions to George Mapengo. He, in turn, also said that he was no longer on the radio station’s board and referred questions to the chairperson, Thinandavha Matsa. “I have been with them till 2018 or so. Since then we haven’t had any meetings. I have since not heard anything from the manager,” Matsa responded.

Both Matsa and Shimango said that they were not aware of the fact that the radio station was being run by a for-profit company.

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Vendors optimistic about R11,6m market revamp so unwelcomely being occupied. These hawkThe R11,6 million upgrading of the marketers say they are not place in central Louis Trichardt seems to be going anywhere until progressing well and the municipality hopes the project is done. to see the project completed before the end Limpopo Mirror of June this year. The upgraded marketplace spoke to a few of the is expected to accommodate up to 90 hawker hawkers who now stalls. occupy the temporary Street hawkers have been running their varstalls in Kruger Street. ious food and vegetable stalls from this mar“We would like the ketplace, situated between Burger and Kruger new place to look like Street in Louis Trichardt, for many years. In Feb- Tshakuma Market. It ruary this year, the hawkers were ordered by the will look organised, municipality to pack up and find other spaces to and we hope to get sell their merchandise while the re-vamping of more customers,” said the marketplace is being done.

Ivy Nduli (50), who This caused some friction between the has been running hawkers and businesses in the area as some of her food stall at the the hawkers moved their stalls to the pavements market for more than right in front of these businesses. The hawkers a decade. Nduli lives in TOP AND RIGHT: claimed that the municipality had given them Mashamba and comSome of the street permission to set up their shacks in Burger mutes to town every hawkers who occupy Street while the renovations were continuing. day. This is her only the newly erected Business owners affected by the invasion means of providing for temporary stalls that complained, saying that the hawkers blocked her family. the municipality had access to their premises and took up the parking Christina Bidi said set up along Kruger areas meant for customers. The hawkers also things would be even Street. Photo: Berlittered everywhere, without cleaning up, they better if the municinard Chiguvare. complained. pality paved the whole According to Makhado Municipality’s spokes- area to avoid dampperson, Louis Bobodi, the R11 595 109 tender ness on rainy days. “I have lost many customers, to upgrade the market stalls was awarded to but I hope they will soon all know where to find Tshashu Consulting & Project Managers in Ocmy stall,” she said. tober last year and is expected to be completed Another hawker, who preferred to remain

by June this year. anonymous, was busy braaiing chicken from his The municipality has set up 14 temporary stall in Kruger Street and said he was also very stalls for hawkers to use along Kruger Street, happy about the new space as he now got more while many of the awaiting merchants have customers. “Previously I was right inside the constructed their own stalls next to the parking cramped food stalls at the market. I could not bays at the taxi rank. The rest continue to sell get many customers, but now my stall is right their goods along Burger Street - to the disapnext to the street, so clients can simply pop in pointment of the businesses whose premises are and get something to eat.”

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Spaza shop owner gives middle finger to SANRAL and refuses to move

By Andries van Zyl A spaza shop owner’s open refusal to break down and remove his illegal spaza shop next to the N1 at Mopane is once again testimony to the fact that, in a country with some of the best legislation in the world, the authorities are dropping the ball in terms of actually enforcing such legislation.

For the past two years now, motorists traveling on the N1 between Louis Trichardt and Musina in Limpopo have noticed the spaza shop, called Exodus Food, inside the road reserve right where the R525 Tshipise road meets the N1 at Bokmakierie. The Limpopo Mirror first reported on this illegal structure in March 2020. At the time, SANRAL national spokesperson Mr Vusi Mona told the newspaper that for any person to erect such a structure in a road reserve was illegal. “It contravenes Sections 48 and 52 of the SANRAL Act of 1998. In some cases, it may also contravene local municipal by-laws,” said Mona at that time and promised to investigate the matter.

Two years down the line, the spaza shop owner is still trading. In fact, he has begun expanding his shop. The words of farmers in the area, who have reported the matter to the authorities numerous times, seem to ring true that the spaza shop owner is somehow “untouchable”.

At the beginning of December 2021, the newspaper again asked the authorities why they were allowing the owner to continue with his illegal operations. This media enquiry, despite numerous follow-up request to respond, went unanswered for almost four months until SANRAL finally responded on Tuesday this week.

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Mthembu, reaffirmed that trading inside a national road reserve is illegal. He said that the person currently trading illegally inside the road reserve at the N1/R525 intersection had been issued a letter by SANRAL’s route manager on 25 January this year to move his illegal structure from the road reserve. The letter was served in terms of Section 48 and 52 and of the South African National Roads Agency Limited and Section 46 of the National Roads Act (Act 7 of 1998).

Section 52(1) of the South African National Roads Agency Limited Act states that no person may, without SANRAL’s written permission, trade or expose, offer or manufacture for sale any goods inside the road reserve boundaries of a national road or in the adjacent 60m building restriction area. Also in terms of Section 48 of the same act and the National Roads Act, no person may without permission erect, construct, lay or establish any structure or any other thing inside the road reserve boundaries of a national road or adjacent building restriction area. “It was reported to the South African National Roads Agency Limited that you are trading inside the road reserve without the written permission of the SANRAL. By contravening the Act you made yourself guilty of an offence and liable on conviction to a term of imprisonment and a fine,” the letter states. The letter goes on to give the spaza owner 14 days from receipt of the letter, which was hand-delivered to him, to cease trading and to remove his illegal structure. Failure to do so, SANRAL states in the letter, may result in their asking the South African Police Services to prosecute the owner.

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Mthembu explained that SANRAL does not have a law-enforcement unit and therefore cannot use physical force to remove illegal hawkers from the road reserve. “Once we issue the letter in accordance with the SANRAL Act, we do not have any other recourse except going to court which, for the most part, takes a while to unfold.

In some cases, SANRAL relies on local municipal by-laws which unfortunately do not always get enforced. This matter as stated above has been escalated to the SANRAL service providers dealing with Illegal Occupation and Land Invasion to pursue other options available, which might include the courts,” said Mthembu.

The defiant spaza shop owner might, however, see his illegal structure being removed sooner than he thinks. Mthembu said that a rehabilitation project was coming on the N1, either later in 2022 or early 2023, and the space occupied by the spaza owner’s illegal structure was part of the widening of the N1 under the coming project. Mthembu said this meant that before the project started, the spaza shop would be

removed from the road reserve for construction to proceed.

The defiant spaza shop owner’s reluctance to adhere to legislation and SANRAL’s inability to act spells disaster in the long run. The problem of more and more roadside vendors’ using the road reserve to trade is constantly growing.

Evidence of this can be seen on the N1 just south of Louis Trichardt. Initially, roadside vendors traded in the road reserve just south of the traffic circle at the N1/Elim-turnoff. In the past, these vendors were removed, but they merely returned. The past couple of weeks, more and more roadside vendors have started to erect illegal fruit and vegetable stalls along the N1 outside Louis Trichardt, all the way to the traffic circle at the Elim-turnoff. An example of just how nonchalant the authorities are to act against these illegal traders could be seen on Monday morning when provincial traffic officials shared the road reserve with the illegal traders to pull off motorists and check for traffic violations.

Some might, however, say that people should leave these roadside vendors alone as they are just trying to make a living.

Disabled barber says there are no excuses not to follow your dreams

By Thembi Siaga Those who still believe that disability is a stumbling block to success have only to watch Mbongeleni Kumalo at work to be proven wrong. Despite being born with cerebral palsy (a spinal disorder), Mbongeleni has refused to let his disability define his life.

Mbongeleni (24) hails from Vari village, where he runs his own barber shop and employs an assistant too. He never fails to put a smile on his customers’ faces. “Being a barber is just a part of who I am, and it keeps me going. I guess that is why I

have more customers than any other barber around Elim. I have learnt that I have lots of friends within the community.

Even people who don’t know me support me and I really appreciate them for it. They do not undermine me because of my disability, but they keep on supporting and believing in me,” he said.

Mbongeleni discovered his skill when he was 13 years old.

“I fell in love with cutting hair in 2011, and to me it was a sign to discover my talent. My mentor, Nndwamato Ramadi, used to encourage me not to give up when I sometimes felt

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Mbongeleni Kumalo from Vari village cuts one of his clients’ hair at his barber shop, located at Elim centre opposite to Midas. Photo: Thembi Siaga.

discouraged. He kept on telling me to push harder.”

The young barber is an enthusiastic achiever who has put his disability aside to set a shining example by turning into a torchbearer for the disabled in his community. “I am a unique barber who does not copy from others. I do my own thing.

Many people from far away could not come and support me while I still worked from home.

That is why I opened my barber shop at the shopping centre,” he said.

He shared the challenges he was faced with before people around him started to support him. “There were people from my village who would not pay me after I had cut their hair.

I had many doubts before I decided to open my own barbershop.” Mbongeleni says that Ramadi Nndwamato, who also runs a barbershop from Ha-Mashau village, taught him to put more effort into it when things got tough. “I called Ramadi and told him my doubts about opening a barbershop and he advised me to try first and see what happens; if I was lucky, I might make it,” he said.

Mbongeleni works very hard to sharpen his skills to keep up with the latest hairstyles and trends. “There are many ways how I learn new skills. I invest a lot of my time into it.

Growing up, it was something I needed, and I was determined.

So, that is how I got to making a life for myself; because of the zeal that was within me.”

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Sehlapelo loves that she gets to make a difference in people’s lives with her Sunday show Entertainment Musina FM’s Sunday morning show, called Mulisa wa ndele, offers just the right balance for those who, for whatever reason, cannot make it to church. The show, aired between 06:00 and 09:00, plays a variety of gospel music, interviews local gospel singers and gives pastors an opportunity to preach the Word of God over the airwaves.

“If you are held up with something and cannot go to church on Sunday, don’t worry, because I will bring the Word of God to you in the comfort of your home. All you have to do is listen attentively to your radio on Sunday mornings and don’t change that dial,” says Maria Sehlapelo, who presents the Mulisa wa ndele show.

Sehlapelo considers herself lucky to have shifted from merely entertaining the listeners to contributing to changing people’s lives in a positive way. “As a Christian myself, it is easy for me to present Mulisa wa ndele because I interact with listeners about things I feel strongly about. I spend a lot of my time reading the Bible and it gives me wisdom on how I should interact

with my listeners, who come from different denominations.

What makes my programme successful is that I pray before I go into the studio and ask the Lord to give me wisdom to do my work well.”

Of course, it also helps to be thoroughly prepared before a presenter slides in behind the microphone. “I make sure that my content differs from week to week, depending on what God instructs me to tell his people. I read various religious books to equip myself with the required knowledge that I end up sharing with my listeners. Besides that, I also have a very good working relationship with the

Musina Council of Churches, and the assistance I get from the various pastors helps me to present a balanced show.”

Although Sehlapelo may be unfamiliar to some, she is not a novice to radio broadcasting.

She first joined Musina FM in 2010 as newsreader and presenter and, after a fiveyear break, reclaimed her seat behind the mic again at the beginning of this year.

Besides the Mulisa wa ndele show on Sundays, she also reads the Sepedi news and presents the current affairs programme Tshidziki tsha mafhungo from 18:00 to 19:00 during the week.

Musina FM presenter Maria Sehlapelo believes that she gets to make a difference in people's lives and bring them nearer to God through her Sunday show.

The renowned local tour guide, Mr Maine Mashudu Dima (in the middle), accompanied the party to educate the media on local tourism treasures. Photo: Silas Nduvheni.

Thulamela media tour helps in exposing tourist destinations good investments here. We must also stimulate the interest of the On Thursday, 24 March, the tourism authorities of neighThulamela Local Municipality bouring countries and thus help conducted a media tour to to generate an income for our the Phiphidi Waterfall, the local municipality,” said NemaTshivhase Tea Estate, and the konde, adding that he hoped Tshirovha Waterfall and visthat this tour, which included ited the viewing point at Lake representatives from various Fundudzi as a means of promedia houses, would also promoting tourism and business vide the needed exposure. opportunities in the region.

In Limpopo Premier Stanley Local Economic Development Mathabatha’s recent state-of(LED) manager of the municthe-province address on 24 Febipality Mr Mulalo Nemakonde ruary, he said: “With regard to said that the municipality had the Tshivhase/Mukumbani Tea always boasted about its rich Estate, we are looking into posheritage of arts, culture and sibilities to replace the tea with many natural tourist attractions, a more viable and profitable but the Covid-19 pandemic had commodity that will sustain the put a damper on promoting project and restore jobs for local these treasures. communities.” Nemakonde’s “We have to promote arts, response to this statement was culture, heritage, and tourism in that tea plantations had been a order to attract more tourists to source of income for many years our municipality, who can make for single mothers who supportBy Silas Nduvheni

ed their families and served as a popular tourist attraction. He said he hoped that the project to replace the tea plantation would be able to help communities get jobs.

Renowned tour guide in the Vhembe region Mr Maine Mashudu Dima, who joined the tour group, told the media and other stakeholders to pay close attention to the “no-go” areas and observe the rules carefully as some places were sacred and therefore restricted to the public.

One of the media representatives, Ms Jacqui Mafenya from Vhembe FM, thought the Thulamela media tour had been very insightful and said that visiting the various tourist attractions in the area would help the journalists to report in a more informed manner.

Well-known Tshivenda musician Vho-Ester Sinyegwe (second from right), photographed with her two young back-up singers after her performance at the Golden Shield Heritage Awards, held at Meropa Casion on Friday, 25 March. The ceremony was organised by the National Heritage Council and the Limpopo Department of Sport, Arts and Culture. With them in the photograph is the Vhembe District Councillor, Shonisani Sinyosi (left). Photo: Silas Nduvheni.

Ram Jayh's fame is growing Entertainment Emerging hip-hop and Venrap musician Rendani Treasure Luvhimbi, or RamJay as he is known in the entertainment industry, vows to fill up the Masia Show Grounds with a music audience before the end of this year.

“It might sound funny to some, but I am very sure that I will achieve this, because I have a very big fan base. When you are loved and appreciated by your fans, you do not have any doubts about your success, because you know that the support is already there,” said the artist, who hails from Ha-Masakona village.

RamJay started singing when he was only 11 years old and explained that music had been a part of his everyday life ever since. “Even my peers realized that I had a special talent for music when we were young.

My friends would always ask me to sing for them whenever we were playing.

Afterwards they would cheer and plead for more because they really enjoyed listening to me

singing. I realized later that singing might just be a great opportunity for me to make a living, and I started to nurture Rendani Treasure Luvhimbi, better known as RamJay. Photo supplied.

my talent,” he said.

RamJay shot into stardom when he released his debut single, Put that work, featuring his friend and fellow artist Batondy. “The song was so famous that it enjoyed regular airplay on local and national radio stations. That encouraged me to really work hard. I released my second single, Likholwa, in 2016, which did even better than Put that work and fans just loved me,” he said.

In 2018, he released his third single, titled Sarafina, which also became the talk of the town. His latest track, Mafhungo a Vhathu, was released in October last year (2021) and is still a hit among music lovers. He is currently working on a full album that should be released by October this year.

RamJay’s plans to fill up the Masia Show Grounds later in the year involves joining the stage with famous fellow artists such as Solly Makamu and Batondy. “We will also give young, aspiring artists the opportunity to promote themselves.”

RamJay can be reached on 079 795 2444 (voice calls and WhatsApp) or on email RamJay360media@gmail.com.

When Vho-Thavhadzialwa visited schools in the Davhana area in 2021, he pledged to donate tablets to each Grade 7 and 11 learner who made the Top 10. On Friday, 11 March, he delivered on his promise when last year’s Top 10 Grade 7 learners from Matamela and Nngwekhulu Primary School (respectively), as well as last year’s Top 10 Grade 11 learners from Davhana High, received their tablets from the Thavhadzialwa Foundation. Photographed with the learners is the foundation’s chairperson, Mr Mbangiseni Mutavhatsindi.

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Art & Entertainment Apostle Munyai launches two books

By Kaizer Nengovhela Apostle Nkhelebeni Munyai of Sharpen Word Christian Church at Manamani has launched two books at once, titled Living a Life of Dominion Over Worry and Confronting Your Fears. The books were launched on 26 March at his church at Manamani during his 50th birthday celebration.

Munyai believes that everyone on the planet has a gift and that recognising this takes courage. “The

hardest part is to recognise one’s gift, and 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 said. “I believe that God has brought me into this world to do something, and that I too have a gift He has invested in me that will help many people out there.”

Living a Life of Dominion Over Worry explains to readers what their purpose in life should be. “A person should have a vision and know what life entails for

him or her,” Munyai said.

Confronting Your Fears encourages people to develop their inner selves before showing their talents off to the world. “It will instil discipline, among many other virtues, among young people.”

He says that for people to take care of themselves to avoid premature death, sickness and diseases caused by circumstances is very important. “This book will help you to handle your mind and body and to avoid stress building up.

Stop denying that you are

stressed. You must seek help immediately, because it might cost you your life.”

Munyai extended his gratitude to everyone who helped shape him into the man that he had become in society. “I am very grateful for everyone’s support, and to God that I was able to discover my gift as an author.”

Those interested in Apostle Munyai’s books can contact him on 072 451 8160 or email him at sharpenmunyai@ gamil.com.

Bright future for new recruit at Choice FM Lufuno Ndouvhada, aka “Tlou de DJ”, is the newest recruit at Choice FM. Photo supplied.

Entertainment After five years with Musina FM and a three-week stint with Makhado FM, Lufuno Ndouvhada believes he has finally found his niche at Choice FM – one of the fastest-growing radio stations in Limpopo.

The opportunity presented itself to Ndouvhada, better known as “Tlou de DJ”, when he was scouted

by Choice

FM’s management in January this year, and he is optimistic that an even brighter future awaits him this time around.

“This is a dream come true for me.

It is any presenter’s dream to grow as much as they can in this industry, and this opportunity gives me room for that,” he says. Choice FM broadcasts from their state-of-the-art studio in Thavhani Mall in Thohoyandou.

Ndouvhada says he had already grown tremendously as a radio presenter during his time at Musina FM and Makhado FM, and appreciates the coaching and encouragement he received from some of his role models, such as Marobs Rampabana, Wilson Dzebu, Shumani Ndouvhada and

David Mokobi, to name but a few.

“These people used to visit me at Musina FM, telling me that they were impressed with my talent. They even told me that my talent will take me somewhere if I persevere and work hard. Indeed, today things have turned brighter for me, and I really thank these people for their support.”

Ndouvhada currently presents the Urban Lunch Express show on Choice FM from 12:00 to 15:00 weekdays.

“This is the perfect programme for me because it needs an informative type of person like myself.

I make sure that I research current news to keep my listeners well up to date on what is happening around them.”

Local artists given a platform to market themselves internationally not hide his excitement about the exhibition. since they shared their different experiences “Beyond creating a platform for creative and offered each other valuable tips.”

Artists from the Vhembe area who have expression for local artists, such programmes Rathogwa can reached via email at oribeen struggling to make it into the internastimulate audience development, since it is elgraphics@gmail.com or contacted on Tel tional market have been given a big boost focused on shoppers and thus stimulate de0728565914 / 061 449 3875. and a chance to benefit financially during mand for the arts through exposure of the Vhatsila Mobile Exhibition (VME) 2022, new arts consumers held at Thavhani Mall from 14 to 26 March in our locality. Our 2022. industry can only The project, funded by the Department of be competitive if we Sports Arts and Culture (Mzansi Golden Econ- multiply our efforts to omy) and run and directed by Mr Oriel Raincrease consumption thogwa from Creative Multimedia, was aimed of the offerings of the at giving local artists exposure and assistance creative sector, thus on how to market their work around the globe improving the provia the Internet. duction and dissemRathogwa says the exhibition is going to be ination of local arts During the Vhatsila Mobile Exhibition (VME) 2022 are, from an ongoing platform where they seek to create content,” he said. left to right, Ms Munangiwa Courage Dangale (coordinator), a demand for art by bringing it to the public.

Malala further indiMr Thabelo Phungo, Nndwamato, Mr Tshivhandekano, Ms “VME has carved its path to unearth the gold cated that to see the Refiloe Ramarumo, Mr Fulufhelo Mawela and Ms Bono Siaga. in the creative industry by enhancing producparticipating art- ists Photo: Elmon Tshikhudo. tivity to create sustainable jobs and ensuring beaming with social and economic development. We are joy and gratgoing to create a website which will profile the itude for the artists and their artworks, so that they are able opportunity to to show and sell their stuff online. We also call showcase their on all visual artists who are interested in pubtalent and lishing their art online to send us their profiles, the platform so that we can include them on the website. to interact We hope their full participation will also show with potential government the need to build an art gallery consumers was here, which is one of our dreams. We are excit- heart-warmed that the artists were able to communicate ing. “Besides with clients and the audience physically, which interacting they are not able to do via social media. Some with consumdid not even have an idea how to price their art ers, the artists but left knowing how to charge market-related also felt that The Vhatsila Mobile Exhibition (VME) 2022 became a meeting prices. The feeling was just great,” Rathogwa the platform place where artists mingled with their clients, audience and said. offered a free among themselves. Photo: Elmon Tshikhudo.

Mr Nndoweni Malala of the Limpopo art-learning Federation of Community Arts Centres could environment,

By Elmon Tshikhudo

Some exciting changes to start on Friday Phalaphala FM is excited to introduce some changes – in line with the SABC radio’s strategy – that takes effect from 1 April this year. The station reached a milestone of 1.3 million listeners in 2021, as per the October 2021 RAMS release, and believes that this new line-up will further build and enhance the station’s listenership.

The station is delighted to bring back its breakfast show, Vhandilani, which will now be broadcast from 05:00 to 09:00. The show will be co-hosted by Terry “The Big Dude” Mudau and a surprise presenter, who will be revealed in due course.

Rofhiwa Nethengwe, who joined the station in 2006, will continue to host her 09:00 to 12:00 show, Nne na Vhone. The programme appeals to male and female audiences in offices, in transit and at home.

Mpho “MG” Rathando will continue to maintain his 12:00 to 15:00 programme, Tshiko, which broadcasts from Monday to Friday and focuses on news, current affairs and topical issues on politics, economics, labour, education, social issues, etcetera - in South Africa and around the world. On Fridays, Pandelani ‘Miss P’ Mulaudzi will continue her 14:30 to15:00 kiddies show, Dendzhe.

The afternoon drive show, Dzia Orowa will continue to be co-presented by Shandu ‘DJ Shhh’ Lukhwareni and Tico Liphadzi from 15:00 to18:00, Monday to Friday. Jones ‘Mr Lover Lover’ Netshipise will be brought to the 22:00 to 24:00 music show, Ri a dzedza, from Mondays to Thursdays, to bring listeners some of the best and greatest hits in the music industry. Rofhiwa “G Voice” Nekhumbe” takes over Mulakhulu between 03:00 and 05:00, whilst on weekends he will also continue with his 06:00 to 09:00 Saturday breakfast show, Vhandilani nga mugivhela.

Dynamic Pandelami Mulaudzi, popularly known as ‘Miss P’, will take over Phenyadzinwe from 21:00 to 24:00 on Fridays, while she also will be presenting the Dikita, which features the Top 20 local Kwaito, house, hip-hop and R&B hits. On Saturdays, Humbulani Nengovhela joins the 09:00 to 11:00 Nambi Ya dzinambi music show, which focuses on traditional Tshivenda music.

The station is excited to welcome Sammy Khwashaba to the family, who will be hosting the 12:00 to 14:00 reggae music show on Saturdays.

Veteran radio presenter Mpho “Juntiby” Nefale will continue to host the 18:00 to 21:00 show, Devhula Ha Vhembe (DV). Thereafter, “Miss P” takes listeners on a music journey on the 21:00 to 24:00 show, where listeners can call in and are brought up to date with the latest entertainment news.

Phalaphala FM continues with Michael ‘Holy Mike’ Mabugana hosting the 07:00 to 10:00 gospel show, Gondo Vhugala, on Sundays. “Mr Lover Lover” will then do the 10:00 to 14:00 Vhugalatenga show on Sundays, while Tshimangadzo Murovhi will be presenting Lutendo from 19:00 to 20:00, as well as the Vhurereli ha Hashu show from 20:00 to 21:00 on Sundays.

SABC Limpopo Combo’s business manager, Mr Madikana Matjila, said: “We are excited to see Phalaphala FM making this huge traction in the way we serve our audience and believe that these changes will help us grow this brand to reach greater heights. It is with pride that we preserve our culture and heritage.”

Phalaphala FM’s Mpho “MG” Rathando will continue to maintain his 12:00 to 15:00 show, Tshiko, broadcast from Monday to Friday.

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Certificates for livestock farmers farmers from disadvantaged areas to start using farming, not Livestock farmers who had only as a way to sustain themjust completed a course in selves, but also to contribute to goat and sheep farming were the economy in a meaningful awarded certificates during way. “We want to take farmers a graduation ceremony held on board, particularly those at Mathuba Logistics and from previously disadvantaged Farming in Ravele on Sunday, rural areas. They must use their 20 March. hands to curb the scarcity of food and the hike in food prices The trainee farmers hail in the country.” from as far as KwaZulu-NaAccording to Mudau, many tal, Northwest, Gauteng, and local animal farmers do not from Limpopo. The training have the potential to grow was conducted personally by their farms because of a lack Mr Emmanuel Mudau, who of proper training. “There are is a well-known local farmer many people breeding sheep and the managing director of and goats, but they lack the Mathuba Logistics and Farmknowledge on how to maintain ing. Mudau is also the chairper- and feed their livestock. I want son of the Limpopo Indigenous to produce the best farmers; Veld Goats Club and deputy people who can grow this sector chairman of the Bosvelder and create more employment Limpopo Club. opportunities. We are going to Mudau said that his aim was make this institution accessible to empower and encourage to all, even to those without

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Some 35 mentally ill patients at Hayani Specialised Hospital outside Thohoyandou, staff and family members, as well as the hospital’s board members, received a warm welcome during a leisure excursion to the Kruger National Park on Wednesday, 23 March. The outing was funded by AM Magwaba Bus Services. Ms Mpho Mashila, a clinical psychologist at Hayani Hospital, said that the aim of the trip was to improve the mental state of the patients and help them to recover from their illness. Photo: Silas Nduvheni.

education. We will be doing our bit to develop agriculture in our country,” he said.

Mr James Ramahala, one of the farmers who completed the course, said that the knowledge he had acquired from the training would be highly beneficial to him as he would now be able to grow his sheep- and goat-farming enterprise.

The mayor of Makhado municipality, Cllr Samuel Munyai, urged the newly qualified farmers to go all out to make meaningful contributions in their communities. “We are happy and inspired that we still have youths like you who are now equipped to face the modern world of agriculture.

This is not enough, though. Do not stop here, but continue to study and learn to keep up with these modern farming trends,” he said.

Three-hundred students from the Roma Training Institute completed their national certificates, which were handed to them during a ceremony held at the Bible Mission Church in Ha-Ramavhoya in Nzhelele. Fifty students graduated with a National Certificate in Plant Production NQF level 2, 150 with a National Certificate in Plant Production NQF level 3, 50 with a National Certificate in Plant Production NQF level 4, and 50 students graduated with a National Certificate in Animal Production NQF level 4. Photo: Maanda Bele.

15 SAI exercises its freedom to the City of Thohoyandou

By Silas Nduvheni The streets of Thohoyandou were a hive of activity two weeks ago when the SA National Defence Force exercised their right to the freedom of the city. The event culminated in a parade and some speeches at the George Phadagi Town Hall on Friday, 18 March.

“This event comes at a right time for the world to acknowledge that Thulamela Local Municipality should become a city in 2030,” said Thulamela Mayor Sarah Rambuda. “All that we may achieve here in Thulamela Local Municipality

will only be possible because of sound relationships between us and the senior traditional leaders, the SANDF, community leaders and sector departments. Thulamela Local Municipality believes that progress is possible and [that] problems can be amicably resolved. We have an obligation as the Thulamela leadership to invest in infrastructure.

The promotion of the local economic development (LED) and promotion of local business is our core mandate that in return will fight poverty and unemployment,” she said.

Rambuda thanked the South African National

Defence Force (SANDF)’s 15 South African Infantry Battalion (15 SAI BN) for their presence and protection at the event.

Chief of the SANDF Gen Rudzani Maphwanya returned his thanks to the municipality for honouring them. “This only verifies the strengthening bond between the Thulamela Municipality and 15 SAI Battalion and, to a larger extent, the South African National Defence Force. The event also demonstrates the SANDF and SA Army’s intent to take the defence force to the people, and the people to the defence force,” Maphwanya said.

The chief of the SANDF, Gen Rudzani Maphwanya, addressed Thohoyandou communities during the Thohoyandou Freedom of the City Parade on Friday, 18 March. Photo: Silas Nduvheni.

The trainee farmers who received their certificates in goat and sheep farming. Standing at the back, from left to right, are Stephen Manamela, James Ramahala, Sipho Mthiyane, Sibusiso Maseko, Seani Sadiki and Enock Mabaso. Sitting in front are Jenifer Seruba (trainee), Makhado Mayor Samuel Munyai, Emmanuel Mudau (managing director of Mathuba Logistics and Farming), and Simon Seruba (trainee). Photo: Kaizer Nengovhela.

Tsianda residents anxious about the proposed development in their area

By Bernard Chiguvare

feasibility studies in the area prior to development in order to avoid any possible future problems, such as houses built in flood-prone areas. Development at the village entails the demarcation of 286 residential stands on approximately 31.87ha of land, with three areas for businesses, two for crèches, and eight areas for public open spaces.

According to Madisha, the project is still at a proposal stage and involves several stakeholders, which makes the setting of a definite date when development might start a bit difficult.

Ravele said the community was hopeful. “We also expect this development to create job opportunities for the locals,” he said.

Tsianda residents welcomed the proposed new development in their area that was announced by the Makhado Municipality. According to Cllr Takalani Ravele, the residents have been waiting for such development for a long time.

“There used to be two schools in the village, but one was closed due to low enrolment.

The other one, which has about 90 learners, also runs the risk of being closed, but we hope that this development might change things, since the village will then be able to accommodate more people who might be of birth-giving age,” said Ravele.

Mr Abby Madisha from MKA Consultants said Tsianda village has been earmarked for development. Photo: Cllr Takalani they had been Ravele. appointed to do

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Dion Mmbubana beaten with TKO He was embarrassingly beaten in the first round of his A promising local boxer, Dion featherweight fight against Mmbubana of Mulenzhe, will his Gauteng-based opponent, not forget last Saturday night. Itumeleng Tsholo, at Fourways in Gauteng.

As if he were hypnotised, Mmbubana showed no commitment from the start and his opponent kept on pushing him from one corner to the other with his hot punches.

The referee was forced to stop the fight in the first round to save Mmbubana from severe punishment. The fight was scheduled to last six rounds.

Mmbubana’s defeat has sparked many questions about his boxing career as this was his third consecutive defeat.

Tsholo, who was beaten in Promising local boxer, Dion February by Jeff Magagane, Mmbubana of Mulenzhe. tasted sweet revenge for that Photo: supplied.

By Kaizer Nengovhela

deffeat. Magagane is another Vhembe boxer, coming from Ha-Masia. This featherweight bout took place at the Booysen Boxing Club.

Mmbubana says he has not lost hope after the defeat. “I will sit down with my team and make a decision from there – but I still think I have a bright future in boxing. I haven’t achieved my dreams,” Mmbubana said.

Tsholo thanked his trainer for guiding him every time.

“I’m very happy that I’ve won, but my main goal is to go further into professional boxing, because I’m now ready. Boxing is a good sport that stops young people from engaging in bad habits such as drugs and alcohol, because you will spend lots of time at the gym,” he said.

Happy Boys, Mikhado share points

By Frank Mavhungu In their ABC Motsepe League match that was played at the Rabali Stadium on Sunday, Mikhado FC shared the glory with Giyani Happy Boys, with whom they played to a goalless draw.

The match started at a slow pace while the teams were still studying each other. Realising that they had nothing to fear, Mikhado took the game to the visitors shortly after the10th minute. Their skipper, Rendani Thavhana, forced his way through the defence of Happy Boys and unleashed a volley from inside the box. The ball went far wide.

Happy Boys felt threatened

by Thavhana’s attempt. They regrouped from behind, creating spaces for one another as they crossed the halfway line.

Unfortunately for Happy Boys, their moves were dissolved each time they approached Mikhado’s danger zone.

Happy Boys were looking relaxed towards the end of the first half. At that stage, the home side was firing on all cylinders. Mikhado could have scored in the dying minutes of the first half, but their strikers seemed to have forgotten their scoring boots at home. Their right winger, Mbuso Mlamleli, went loose from the right corner and fumbled with the ball

at the goal finish.

Mikhado effected the first change to their starting 11 early in the last half. They replaced Mbuso Mlamleli with Vutomi Ngomana, who formed a good combination with his captain, Rendani Thavhana.

The struggle continued, with Mikhado pressing hard in their desperate search for goals. They came close to scoring again in the 78th minute. Their overlapping defender, Relebeletsoe Majara, beat two defenders in a row and tried his luck with a half volley. The Happy Boys’ defender, Gift Sambo Sambu, cleared the ball out of danger, much to the disappointment of Mikhado’s enthusiastic fans.

Pfananani Tseisi of Defenders with the ball, with Norman Ndlovu running for cover. Photo: Kaizer Nengovhela.

First victory for Gogobole Defenders

By Kaizer Nengovhela Gogobole Home Defenders registered their first victory when they beat Tshiozwi Dynamos 3-1 in the Makhado Local Football League match played at Gogobole on Sunday.

Defenders took the game to the visitors from Tshiozwi from the first whistle. Realising that they were unable to match Defenders, Dynamos started to display rough skills.

They did not get far with their dirty tricks, as the referee warned one of them, Melvin

Mbadaliga, with a card in the ninth minute.

Defenders were awarded a free kick just outside the box 25 minutes into the game.

Ntsieni Lithole scored from the set piece with a half volley.

As part of their many efforts to bring the team back into the game, the technical staff of Dynamos introduced three new faces early in the second half. Murendeni Ratshisevhe, Maligana Tshivhenga and Ndivhuwo Matshikiri were replaced with Tyron Mutandari, Boldwin Mavhungu and Simon Lekaba respectively.

Defenders responded by replacing Pfananani Tseisi and Martin Sejaphala with Lutendo Phadziri and Rerani Phuravhathu respectively.

As if they were spectators, the defenders of Dynamos watched as Lutendo Phadziri penetrated their ranks and scored Defenders’ second goal in the 64th minute. Dynamos reduced the margin when Norman Ndlovu scored from the spot to take the score to 2-1.

Ntiseni Lithole’s third goal came via a bicycle kick after he had received a square pass from Takalani Ndadza.

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Thokozani Zulu of Happy Boys (front) and Bonginkosi Makhanya of Mikhado chase the ball.

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All set for quarter-finals in Jericho

By Frank Mavhungu The quarter-final matches for the Jericho and Ward 39 U/15 Soccer Tournament will be played at the Muraga Grounds on Sunday. The preliminary-round matches were played at the Banyini Grounds two weeks ago.

The quarter-final round matches were initially scheduled for last Saturday at the same venue but had to be rescheduled because of the heavy rain that resulted in the pitch’s being waterlogged.

The programme for the day will be opened by the match between Vhudimbilu Royals and Tshamutavha Hot Sand.

The game is scheduled to start

at 08:00. Nweli Stone Breakers and Jim Kone Disco Brothers will test each other’s strength in the second fixture, which is scheduled to kick off at 10:00.

Banyini FC and Zwaloni FC will follow suit soon thereafter.

The day’s programme is to be wrapped up by the match between Muraga Hazard Hotspurs and Sterkstroom Real Chiefs.

All the participating teams will be provided with transport to and from the matches as promised by the representative from the sponsors, Mr Kenneth Ramabada, when delivering a keynote address during the official launching ceremony at the Jericho Hotel three weeks ago.

The champions will receive a soccer kit, two soccer balls and

a floating trophy. The runners-up will take home a soccer kit, a small trophy and two soccer balls. The third-placed side will be presented with a soccer kit and two soccer balls.

A soccer kit and one soccer ball are waiting for the team that will finish in fourth position.

The remaining teams will each receive a consolation prize of a soccer ball.

The top goal scorer in the tournament will receive a trophy. The other awards will be presented to the best player of the tournament, the best goalkeeper and the player who will score the most awesome goal.

The final is to be played on a date and at a venue that will be announced next week.

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According to Itani Phaiphai, the founder of Ritonde Aluminum and Glass, the company is on a mission to extend a helping hand to those in need. Last year we donated masks and sanitizers to several pre-schools e.g Vhutuwangadzebu, ha Matidza and Biaba Mikey mouth and also Fhulufhelo special school.

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LEFT: More than 200 Musina residents gathered at the new Nancefield Community Hall on Friday, 25 March, for the mayoral community imbizo. Photo: Bernard Chiguvare.

“Mother of all” celebrates her 70th birthday in style

By Kaizer Nengovhela

Nancefield residents unimpressed by imbizo challenges for the past 10 years now and demanded an Musina residents expressed explanation from the Vhemtheir deep disappointment be District Municipality in what they believe to have (VDM). While Mr Miyelani been an opportunity wasted Gladstone Chauke from the by various local heads of VDM tried to explain these government departments to water issues, residents chantengage with the community ed “We want water authority during the mayoral imbizo, as a municipality!” Chauke held at the new Nancefield advised the residents to vote Community Hall on Friday, for the municipality to have 25 March. their own water authority.

Some of the local heads of The more than 200 resgovernment who did show idents who gathered at the up were booed as they tried hall expected to see Musina to introduce themselves, SAPS’s station commander, with residents shouting that the local head of the South they wanted these heads to African National Defence account for the issues the Force, the departments of community had been living labour and employment, with all these years. home affairs, health, and “We as a community were others, who had apparently disappointed that we did failed to avail themselves for not see some of the departthe imbizo. ments we had expected to Musina residents said they engage with,” said Peter Jack, had been experiencing water chairperson of community

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structure Musina To The Front. “This was not an imbizo as no-one answered any questions from the residents.”

Patience Mbewe, who has her own brick-moulding business, was concerned about the lack of information flow from the Musina Municipality to the residents.

“In order for our business to grow, the municipality should be open enough to tell us the reasons for delayed projects that could benefit the residents,” she said.

Mbewe claims that she has been waiting for more than three years for land to run her brick-moulding business from, but no-one informs the residents about availability of land that was promised four years ago. Mbewe runs her business from the back of her house at the moment.

Sewani Kaunda raised several issues. “We want to

know why the municipality blocks residents who apply for indigent cover in Musina.

The blocked residents are from very poor backgrounds.”

He also wanted to know why the municipality no longer fumigated mosquito-infested areas when malaria was still a problem in Musina.

Kaunda further asked why the VDM – as the water authority - failed to pay for the electricity used for pumping Musina’s water, leaving the municipality to settle this electricity bill. “This is a challenge to our Musina Municipality, as paying for pumping water eats much into its budget,” he claimed.

Cllr Vivian Milanzi told Limpopo Mirror that the Musina Municipality had noted all grievances raised by the residents and would call a report-back meeting in a month’s time.

Ms Rebecca Dzivhani, veteran member of the Assembly of God Church in Shayandima and mother of the well-known Dr Fitzgerald Dzivhani, was joined by her children, relatives, friends, and church members to celebrate her 70th birthday, held at the Biaba Events Centre on 19 March.

Dzivhani is regarded as the mother of all in Shayandima. One of her children, Ms Lufuno Matsila, said her mother had raised them single-handedly and under very difficult conditions, but that they had been taught good morals and were always encouraged to

take their education seriously. The day’s celebration was therefore to honour their mother. “It was right to organise a party for her because many people will not get to reach her age. It is good to pay tribute to someone while they are still alive.

We love our grandmother dearly as she loves us too.”

“Today I am a very happy person as my grandchildren showed me that they really and truly love me. I thank God for caring for me and hope He makes me live even longer than this,” said Ms Dzivhani. Her advice to the youth out there is to avoid all evil things.

“If you live a clean life, God will bless you and you will live long.” she said.

Ms Rebecca Dzivhani celebrated her 70th birthday with her children, relatives, friends and fellow church members on 19 March.

Photo: Kaizer Nengovhela.

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Emmanuel FC surprise log leaders Ablex FC still have a chance to win

Manamani City prepare for playoffs

By Frank Mavhungu After completing their league programme on top of Stream D2 of the MMK Administrators Soccer League, Manamani City FC are now leaving no stone unturned in their preparations for the promotional playoffs.

City had played their last league match last weekend.

They beat Cobra Stars 3-2 at the Tshisaulu Grounds on Sunday. City had completed their league programme with 41 points. They had lost only one of the 18 matches they had played in the season. Their only defeat was against Miluwani Happy Boys, to whom they had lost 1-2 at the Miluwani Grounds.

According to the team’s head coach, Mr Buster Ravhengani, the secret behind the team’s success is dedication on the

part of both the players and management team. He said that the technical team had enough time to prepare the team during the off-season.

Ravhengani said that his team had played several friendly matches during the offseason as part of their preparations for the new season. They had also managed to scout some vastly experienced players during the tournaments and rehearsal matches. Some of the players who were scouted during the offseason include two strikers, Malamba Themeli (Muziafera Blue Eagles) and Thabo Sikhwivhilu from Tshimbupfe Disco Stars.

Manamani City were playing against the ABC Motsepe League side, Emmanuel FC, at the Manamani Grounds on Wednesday afternoon in their rehearsal match. The result of the match was not yet avail-

able at the time of our going to press.

Manamani City will play against the Stream D1 champions, Tshivhazwaulu Peace Makers, in their stream playoffs before going to the regional promotional playoffs.

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had they managed to collect the maximum points against Emmanuel FC, but they were beaten 1-2. Home Defenders’ defeat was a blessing to Ablex United, whose hopes to lift the league trophy were revived.

Munaca FC, who were leading the pack for the better part of the season, are now out of the hot race. This follows their poor running in their recent matches. Musina United, who were fighting for survival at the beginning of the season, are now safe in terms of relegation. United are perched in the fifth spot on the log standings,

despite the fact that they had donated significant league points to Vondwe XI Bullets last Saturday. Bullets won 1-0 and enhanced their chances to escape the relegation axe.

The race for survival is among Blackpool FC, Mikhado FC, Vondwe XI Bullets and Giyani Happy Boys. Mikhado and Blackpool are in the last two positions on the log standings with 12 and 11 points respectively. Vondwe XI Bullets have deposited 15 points into their league account to date, while Happy Boys are two points better off.

While most of the ABC Motsepe League teams are left with two league matches to play before the end of the current season, the team that will be crowned as the league champion is still to be decided. The race for promotion is between Mpheni Home Defenders and Ablex United.

Home Defenders are leading the pack with 29 points.

Home Defenders are left with one match to wrap up their league programme. Their final fixture will be against the other title chasers, Ablex United, at the Louis Trichardt Show Grounds on Saturday afternoon. The match will be a decider as the winner will be crowned the Limpopo Stream A league champions. (See a full match preview elsewhere in the paper).

Home Defenders could have won the league title The title chasers, Ablex United FC. Photo: Frank Mavhungu. last weekend,

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uel lost cohesion in the midthe final touch. field. This was a real blessing The winning goal of the Emmanuel FC surprised to Defenders. They capitalised match came in the 84th minthe current log leaders in on the setback and scored ute. Mlamleli Letlape received the SAFA Limpopo ABC the equaliser when Tshepo a pre-cooked pass from Bafana Motsepe league, Mpheni Benside was on target in the Nkosi and caught Defenders’ Home Defenders, when they 64th minute. keeper off guard. After the beat them 2-1 in a match Not long after this, Lucky goal, Defenders came back played at the Louis Trichardt Buasi dribbled past two of strongly, but they could not High School Grounds on Emmanuel’s defenders and find their way through the Saturday. faced the keeper. Instead defence of Emmanuel.

The match started at a fast of beating him, pace, with both sides threatBuasi chose to ening the target. Defenders share his fortune were dictating terms early in with Benside, who the first half, especially in the was in a perfect middle of the park. scoring position.

In the last 15 minutes of the Benside, however, first half, Emmanuel showed shot wide. that they meant business Defenders came by pushing forward fiercely. close to scoring Their demon striker, Silvesagain when Thater Maswanganyi, beat the belo Tshikweta off-side trap and ran straight unleashed from to the stranded keeper and the left corner, but scored easily. The half-time the ball crossed to score was still 1-0 in favour of the other end, and Lesley Phasoane of Emmanuel (left) Emmanuel. no one was inside tackles Lucky Buasi from behind: Photo: In the second half, Emman- the box to give it Kaizer Nengovhela.

By Kaizer Nengovhela

Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 21(1) of the Municipal Systems Act, 2000 Act 32 of 2000 and section 21 of Municipal Finance Management Act, 2003(Act no.56 of 2003), that the Draft IDP/BUDGET 2022/23-2026/27 copies or extracts will be available for Public inspection from 01 April 2022 to 29 April 2022 during normal office hours at the following places: • Musina Civic Centre • Nancefield Civic Centre • Extension 5, 6 & 7 Municipal satellite offices • Madimbo Thusong Service Centre • Malale Municipal Satellite Office • Domboni Civic Office • Municipal website www.musina.gov.za IDP AND BUDGET PUBLIC PARTICIPATION SCHEDULE WARD

DATE

VENUE

TIME

WARD 1

25-04-2022

TANDA GROUND

10H00

WARD 2

13-04-2022

PHASE 09 SATELITE OFFICE

16H00

WARD 3

12-04-2022

HIGH-POINT EXT 02

16H00

WARD 4

07-04-2022

LERATO CRECHE

16H00

WARD 5

04-04-2022

RENAISSANCE SPORTS GROUND

16H00

WARD 6

10-04-2022

MATSWALE BASE CAMP

15H00

WARD 7

28-04-2022

MUSWODI COMMUNITY HALL

10H00

WARD 8

26-04-2022

MABVETE SPORTS GROUND

14H00

WARD 9

19-04-2022

MANENZHE TRIBAL

10H00

WARD 10

20-04-2022

MPHEPHU YOUTH CENTRE

10H00

WARD 11

11-04-2022

MUSWODI DIPENI

10H00

WARD 12

22-04-2022

MASISI TOWN HALL

09H00

Adjusted alert level 1 is in place from 1 October 2021.

Disaster Management Act: Regulations: Alert level 1 during Coronavirus COVID-19 lockdown The following is an extraction from the gazetted adjusted Alert Level 1 regulations (Gazette 45253, 30 September 2021) and as amended by Gazette 45297, 11 October 2021, Gazette 45697 of 21 December 2021, Gazette 45715 of 30 December 2021, Gazette 43855 of 1 February 2022, Gazette 45922 of 15 February 2022 and Gazette 46078 of 22 March 2022.)

It is in this context that the municipality will convene public ward meetings and the public will give comments and inputs on the Draft / Budget 2022/23-2024/25 IDP 2022/2023-2026/27.

The last day to deliver comments is Friday, 08 APRIL 2022 at 14h00. Comments must be in writing and signed by the person / authorized person of the interest group and must be handed to any one of the Regional Administrators and Performance Management Practitioners listed above.

All interested residents, business and community structures, institutions, and private sectors are hereby invited to submit written comments on the draft 2022/23-2026/27 IDP / Budget 2022/23-2024/25 Budget to the Municipal manager. The comments should be emailed to records1@musina.gov.za. Or posted to Musina Local Municipality Private Bag X611 Musina 0900.

Civic Centre 83 Krogh Street, LOUIS TRICHARDT Notice No 25 of 2022 File No: 10/1/5/2 (2021/2022)

The closing date for public inspection is 29 April 2022.

MR K M NEMANAME ACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER

Tel: 015 – 534 6100 Fax: 086 517 0049 Private Bag X611, Messina 0900 Notice number 12/2021-2022

N TSHIWANAMMBI Municipal Manager

LIMPOPO MIRROR

14 1 APRIL 2022

THULAMELA MUNICIPALITY

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

EXTERNAL ADVERTISEMENTS THULAMELA MUNICIPALITY HEAD OFFICE: THE ECONOMIC HUB OF VHEMBE REGION AND EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER INVITE APPLICATIONS FROM SUITABLE CANDIDATES FOR APPOINTMENT IN THE FOLLOWING VACANT POSITIONS

• 2-3 years experience in stores management.

• Computer literacy RESPONSIBILITIES • Assist in maintaining minimum and maximum stock levels.

• Receiving of inventory.

• Packing of inventory.

• Completion of inventory purchase/ stores requisition.

• Safe guarding of stock.

• Cleaning of store room.

• Performing stock take.

• Attend to any other job assigned by supervisor.

5. DEPARTMENT:

DIVISION: GRAVEL ROADS POSITION: ARTISAN (CULVERT) POST LEVEL: 08 NUMBER OF POSTS: 02 ANNUAL SALARY: R318 687.96

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1. DEPARTMENT: TECHNICAL SERVICES DIVISION: MECHANICAL POSITION: HANDYMAN MECHANICAL POST LEVEL: 12 NUMBER OF POSTS: 02 ANNUAL SALARY: R180 229.68 REQUIREMENTS • Grade 12 certificate and N3 in Mechanical engineering.

• 1-3 years experience in the same field.

• Valid code 10 (C1) drivers license and public drivers permit (PDP).

RESPONSIBILITIES • Clean vehicle and Machinery from time to time and grease.

• Doing all necessary jobs instructed by the Artisan Mechanic.

• Clean work tools and placing in allocated position according to sizes.

• Clean work bays all times after the repairs carries out.

• Perform any other duties as instructed by the supervisor.

2. DEPARTMENT: TECHNICAL SERVICES DIVISION: GRAVEL ROADS POSITION: DRIVER OPERATOR POST LEVEL: 09 NUMBER OF POSTS: 01 ANNUAL SALARY: R256 871.04 REQUIREMENTS • Grade 12 certificate.

• 2-3 years driving experience of construction machinery e.g. Tipper Truck, Grader, TLB and Front end Loader.

• Code 10 (C1) drivers license plus a valid public drivers permit (PDP).

• Be able to operate 3 (Three) different types of heavy machineries, please attach copies of competency certificate.

• Be able to make minor repairs of plant/ equipments.

RESPONSIBILITIES • Drive and operate various construction heavy vehicle & machinery.

• Perform minor repairs of heavy vehicle & machinery.

• Report any major breakdown or wear on vehicle parts to mechanical division.

• Grading of streets.

• Loading of materials.

• Perform other duties as may be delegated by the supervisor.

3. DEPARTMENT: TECHNICAL SERVICES DIVISION: BUILDING MAINTENANCE POSITION: ARTISAN (CARPENTER) POST LEVEL: 08 NUMBER OF POSTS: 01 ANNUAL SALARY: R318 687.96 REQUIREMENTS • • • • •

Grade 12 certificate plus N3 Civil Engineering and Trade test in carpentry & joinery.

5 years experience.

Valid drivers license code 10 (C1) and a valid pubic driver permit (PDP).

Knowledge of wood cabinet will be an added as an advantage.

Knowledge of wood works.

RESPONSIBILITIES • Designing and installing cabinets, shelving, fitted, furniture, drywall and insulation.

• Adding fixtures and fitting such as doors handles, and locks and closures.

• Select quality material suitable for each job.

• Installing of wooden structures such as roofing frames, rafters, partitious, joints and stud work.

4. DEPARTMENT: BUDGET & TREASURY DIVISION: ASSETS MANAGEMENT POSITION: STORES ASSISTANT POST LEVEL: 10 NUMBER OF POSTS: 01 ANNUAL SALARY: R226 363.08 REQUIREMENTS • Grade 12 certificate and National Diploma in Financial Management.

• Knowledge of basic accounting.

TECHNICAL SERVICES

REQUIREMENTS • • • •

Grade 12 certificate and N3 in Civil Engineering.

Brick layer trade test certificate is compulsory.

5 years relevant bricklayer experience.

Valid code 10 (C1) drivers license and valid public drivers permit (PDP).

RESPONSIBILITIES • Execute specific works related to bricklaying and concrete works.

• Measurement of works and recording of material used.

• Giving instructions to general assistants regarding building materials.

• Construction of drainage infrastructure e.g. culverts and v-drains.

• Construction of interlocking paving.

6. DEPARTMENT: COMMUNITY SERVICES DIVISION: LAW ENFORCEMENT POSITION: TRAFFIC INSPECTOR (LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER) POST LEVEL: 09 NUMBER OF POSTS: 05 ANNUAL SALARY: R256 871.04 REQUIREMENTS • Grade 12 certificate plus Traffic Diploma/ Certificate in municipal law enforcement / municipal policing / military police.

• Two years relevant experience of the key performance areas.

• Registered as a Traffic Officer will be an added advantage.

• Valid code 10 drivers license.

• Good human relations, communication, interpersonal skills and conflict handling skills.

• Must be physically fit and able bodied.

• Eligible to be appointed as a peace officer (no criminal record).

RESPONSIBILITIES • Issuing of 341 Notice to ensure compliance with the law.

• Performs activities/ tasks associated with maintaining law, order and safety through the application of laid down policing and protection in line with the vested powers in terms of the Criminal Procedures Act. • Attending to processes aimed at ensuring compliance with legislation, municipal by-laws and regulations in order to ensure any action or situation threatening safety is identified and promptly attended to.

• Monitor the municipal area and attends specific operations and acts on situation behavior deemed to be inappropriate or no conforming.

• Ensure municipal by-laws, appropriate legislation on illegal squatting, public nuisances, informal trading, advertising, mechanical workshops and the public parking, regulations etc.

• Identifying parking infringements and ensuring compliance on people carrying business at the public parking by strictly enforcing municipal by-laws (motor mechanics & informal trading).

• By-laws enforcement in joint operation with SAPS and Dept of Home Affairs every fort night.

• Conduct point duties to help free flows of traffic and accidents prevention.

NB. Application must be submitted on the signed Thulamela Municipality application form obtained on the Website: www.thulamela.gov.za. Accompanied by comprehensive C.V and certified copies of certificates to be forwarded to: THE MUNICIPAL MANAGER, THULAMELA MUNICIPALITY, P/BAG X5066, THOHOYANDOU, 0950 or may be handed in at Office no.130B during working hours. People with disability are encouraged to apply. No faxed, Emailed or late applications will be considered. For administration enquiries contact: Thenga A.R. @ 015 962 7775 or Ramugondo R.R @ 015 962 7643.

Closing date: 22 April 2022 Should you not be contacted within 30 days after the closing date, accept that your application was unsuccessful. Qualification, employment background check, security vetting and screening will be carried out to all shortlisted candidates. The Municipality reserve the right to appoint.

MT MAKUMULE ACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER Thulamela Municipality Civic Centre Old Agriven Building Thohoyandou 0950

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015 516 3981 LEGALS ADV R J MAKHERA CHAMBERS NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35 (5) OF ACT 66 OF 1965. The first and final liquida�on and distribu�on account in the estate of the late MUNERI TODANI SAMSON ID No: 560202 6565 083 of Erf no: 441 Thohoyandou M, Thulamela Municipality, Vhembe District, Limpopo Province. Estate no: 3312/2021 shall lie for inspec�on at the offices of the Master of the High Court, Thohoyandou, for a period of twenty one (21) days as from the date of publica�on hereof.

Should no objec�on be lodged with the Master’s Office within the specified period the Executor shall proceed with the distribu�on of the estate to the beneficiaries.

Dated at Thohoyandou on this 18 March 2022.

ADVOCATE RJ MAKHERA CHAMBERS, Office No 8, 2010 Center Thohoyandou, Opposite Phalaphala FM. REF: RJ/EST/TSN/64/2022.

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, in Vhembe District, Collins Chabane sub-district is reques�ng anyone with informa�on regarding the whereabouts of biological father of Matshabe Clerence born 2008.02.19 and Maluleke Refilwe Saloam born 2006.01.31, they are the children of the late Maluleke Mafanato Marychrist who was residing at Mphambo village stand no 166B, Malamulele to contact Social Worker on Tel: 082 799 1343/015 851 3064 during office hours (7h30 – 16h30).

KDS CONSULTANTS (PTY) LTD TOWN & REGIONAL PLANNERS

Collins Chabane amendment scheme

No�ce of applica�on for the amendment of the Collins Chabane land use management scheme, 2018 with consent in terms of sec�on 64 of the Collins Chabane Spa�al Planning, and development and land use management by-law, 2019 reads with relevant provisions of the spa�al planning and land use management act, 2013 (act 16 of 2013) We, KDS Consultants (Pty) Ltd-Town and Regional Planners, being the authorized agents of the owners of the property men�oned below hereby give no�ce in terms of Sec�on 64 of the Collins Chabane Local Municipality Spa�al Planning, Land Development and Land Use Management By-Law 2019 reads with relevant provisions of the Spa�al Planning and Land Use Management Act, 2013 (Act 16 of 2013) that we have applied to the Collins Chabane Local Municipality for the amendment of the Land Use Management Scheme known as Collins Chabane Land Use Management Scheme, 2018 for the Rezoning of Por�on 35 of the Farm Beaufort 32LT from “Agriculture” to “Business 3” for the purpose of establishing a Private Resort and related land uses. Par�culars of the applica�on will lie for inspec�on during normal office hours at Collins Chabane Local Municipality: Director, Department of Development and Planning, Civic Centre, Hospital Road, Malamulele for a period of 30 days from 18 March 2022. Objec�ons to or representa�ons in respect of the applica�on must be lodged with or made in wri�ng to the Municipal Manager at the above address or at Private Bag X2596, Malamulele, 0982 within a period of 30 days from 18 March 2022.

Address of agent: 76, Hans Van Rensburg, Polokwane, 0699: Tel: 072 419 0679, Fax: 086 600 7119 Email: khosaj@khosads. co.za

KDS CONSULTANTS (PTY) LTD TOWN & REGIONAL PLANNERS

Collins Chabane amendment scheme Ndivhadzo na khumbelo uya ngaha amendment ya Collins Chabane kha tshumiso ya mavu nga management scheme, 2018 nga nyandano ya sec�on 64 ya Collins Chabane spa�al planning, u kwini�adza shango kana mavu nga mulayo, 2019 ya vhaleya nga provisions of the spa�al planning and land use management act, 2013 (act 16 of 2013) Rine vha KDS Consultants (Pty) Ltd-Town na Planners,Rovha na thendelano ya u shumisa mavu nga vhane vha mavu kha bulasi ya Beaufort 32 LT Kha Tshipida Tsha 35,ire �asi ha muvhundu

wa masipalawa Collins Chabane. Ha dovha ha�u ha vha na thendelano ya uri,iyo Bulasi ikhou shandukiswa kha uvha �ethu ha udi mvumvusa na vhutambo(Private Resort). Ho dovha ha�u ha vha milayo na zwiga zwo tevhedzelwaho kha iyo thendelano ya u shandukisa iyo Bulasi I tshivha �ethu ha udi mvumvusa,izwo zwiga na milayo yo tevhedzelwa zwi tshi bva kha milayo ya uyo masipala wa Collins Chabane.Milayo iyo na zwiga ndi izwo zwo bulwaho a�o ntha kha leli siyatari .

Thendelo ya vha shumisi vha mavu na zwinwe zwi imiswa zwi nga isa khuwelelo kha ofisi dza masipala wa Collins Chabane nga tshi�inga tsha mushumo,Director, Department of Development and Planning, Civic Centre, Hospital Road, Malamulele izwi zwido �edza maduvha a 30 ubva nga dzi 18 Thafamuwe 2022, Khuwelelo dzothe malugana na aya ma�ungo dzi sikiswe kha muhulwane wa masipala uyo,na �ethu vhupo ho buliwaho a�o.Dzothe khuwelelo dzi tea uda dzo nwaliwa sa lunwalo. 18 Thafamuwe 2022, Address of agent: 76 Hans Van Rensburg, Polokwane, 0699 Tel: 072 419 0679 Fax: 086 600 7119 Email: khosaj@khosads. co.za

KDS CONSULTANTS (PTY) LTD-TOWN & REGIONAL PLANNERS

Collins chabane amendment scheme no�ce of applica�on for the amendment of the collins chabane land use management scheme, 2018 with consent in terms of sec�on 64 of the collins chabane spa�al planning, land development and land use management by-law, 2019 reads with relevant provisions of the spa�al planning and land use management act, 2013 (act 16 of 2013) We, KDS Consultants (Pty) Ltd-Town and Regional Planners, being the authorized agents of the owners of the property men�oned below hereby give no�ce in terms of Sec�on 64 of the Collins Chabane Local Municipality Spa�al Planning, Land Development and Land Use Management By-Law 2019 reads with relevant provisions of the Spa�al Planning and Land Use Management Act, 2013 (Act 16 of 2013) that we have applied to the Collins Chabane Local Municipality for the amendment of the Land Use Management Scheme known as Collins Chabane Land Use Management Scheme, 2018 for the Rezoning of Remainder of Erf 427 Vuwani Extension 1 from “Industrial 1” to “Business 4” for the purpose of establishing a Shopping Mall and related land uses. Par�culars

of the applica�on will lie for inspec�on during normal office hours at Collins Chabane Local Municipality: Director, Department of Development and Planning, Civic Centre, Hospital Road, Malamulele for a period of 30 days from 25 March 2022.

Objec�ons to or representa�ons in respect of the applica�on must be lodged with or made in wri�ng to the Municipal Manager at the above address or at Private Bag X2596, Malamulele, 0982 within a period of 30 days from 25 March 2022 Address of agent: 76, Hans Van Rensburg, Polokwane, 0699 Tel: 072 419 0679, Fax: 086 600 7119 Email: khosaj@khosads. co.za

KDS CONSULTANTS (PTY) LTD-TOWN & REGIONAL PLANNERS

NDIVHADZO COLLINS CHABANE AMENDMENT SCHEME NDIVHADZO NA KHUMBELO UYA NGAHA MULAYO UBVA KHA COLLINS CHABANE KHA TSHUMISO YA MAVU NGA VHURANGAPHANDA HA COLLINS CHABANE, 2018 NGA NYANDANO YA SECTION 64 YA COLLINS CHABANE SPATIAL PLANNING,U KHWINIFHADZA NA U SHUMISA MAVU LWA MULAYONI, 2019 YA VHALEYA NGA KUSHUMISELE KWA MAVU UYA NGA ULAYO WA MAVU WA 2013 (ACT 16 OF 2013) Rine vha KDS Consultants (Pty) Ltd-Town and Planners, rovha na thendelano ya u shumisa mavu lwa mulayo na vhane vha mavu. Ro dvha ha�u ra is ana khumbelo kha masipala wa Collins Chabane, iyo khumbelo yo katela kushumisele kwa mavu zwi mulayoni ubva kha milayo ya collins chabane ya ilayo ya mavu na zwiga zwo teaho.

Khumbelo ya KDS Consultants (Pty) LtdTown and Planners yo livhana na mavu a Vuwani Erf 427. Ayo mavu are kha la Vuwani tshipikwa tshihulwane ndi u thatela vhadzulapo vha Vuwani tshiiiswa tsho katelaho mavhengele a tshivhalo. Ayo mavhengele ado thusa vhadzulapo na mivhundu ire tsini a�o. Thendelano ya vha shumisi vha mavu na zwinwe zwi imiswa zwi nga isa khuwelelo kha ofisi dza masipala wa Collins Chabane nga tshi�inga tsha mushumo, Director, Department of Development and Planning, Civic Centre, Hospital Road, Malamulele.

Iyo khuwelelo inga swikisiwa ubva nga dzi 25 Thafamuwe 2022,(25 March 2022.)

Khuwelelo dzothe malugana na aya ma�ungo dzi sikiswe kha muhulwane wa masipala uyo, na �ethu vhupo ho buliwaho a�o. Dzothe khuwelelo dzi tea uda dzo nwaliwa sa lunwalo.

Address of agent: 76

Hans Van Rensburg, Polokwane, 0699 TEL: 015 065 0446 FAX: 086 600 7119 EMAIL: khosaj@khosads. co.za

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 Liquida�on and Distribu�on Account in respect of the late MUDIMELI SUKUMANI PERCIVAL ID NO: 700622 0964 084. Shall lie for inspec�on at the Master of Limpopo High Court Thohoyandou for a period of 21 days calculated from the date of this publica�on.

Dated at Thohoyandou on this the 28th day of March 2022 MADALA PHILLIP ATTORNEYS EXECUTRIX ATTORNEYS House No: 801A, P-East Pfunzo Street, Thohoyandou, 0950 CELL: 067 115 9263 081 269 4329 Ref: MAD/MUDIMELI / EST/001/2022

MADZIVHANDILA N ATTORNEYS LOST OR DESTROYED TITLE DEED No�ce is hereby given in terms of the regula�on 68(1) of the Deeds Registries Act 47 of 1937, for the inten�on to apply for the issue of a cer�fied copy of T92266/1995 in favour of BOVOZA EDDIE BALOYI of ID Number 541204 5789 080 & ALINA FIHLIWE BALOYI of ID Number 580402 0309 084 in respect of ERF 130 TSHIKOTA TOWNSHIP, Registra�on Division L.S, LIMPOPO PROVINCE measuring 375 square meters which has been lost or destroyed.

All interested persons having objec�on to the issue of such copy are hereby requested to lodge the same in wri�ng with the Registrar of Deeds Limpopo at Polokwane Deeds Office within two weeks of the date of publica�on of this no�ce.

Dated at Polokwane on 29TH of March 2022.

Applicant MADZIVHANDILA N ATTORNEYS Office G7 Ramlin Square 31 Hans van Rensburg Street Polokwane.

Tel: 015 230 0152 072 699 5643 Email: mna�orneys1@ gmail.com

MAFANELA GEO-ENVIRO NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORISATION APPLICATION BY: MTARINI ENTERPRISES PTY LTD No�ce is hereby given in terms of EIA Regula�on 41(2) (c) of the Regula�ons, under the Environmental Management Act, 1998 (Act No. 107 of 1998) Mtarini Enterprises Pty Ltd applied for Mining

permit for Sand general in terms of Sec�on 27 of the Minerals and Petroleum Resources Development Act 28 of 2002. The applica�ons cover the following farm: Sterkwater 140 LT DMRE REFERENCE: LP 30/5/1/3/2/11739 MP. Located in the magisterial district of Collins Chabane. You can be involved in the Public Par�cipa�on Process by: sending a fax, email or mail with your name, contact details and concerns/ques�ons rela�ng to the project.

Providing us with the names of addi�onal people that can be contacted.

All correspondence, should be received within 30 days from receipt of these no�ce will be submi�ed to the Department of Mineral Resources & Energy (DMRE). All issues raised during the public par�cipa�on process will responded to in wri�ng to the Interested and Affected Par�es (I&APs).

I&AP include all par�es concerned, who will be affected by the project and interested in the prospec�ng/explora�on project.

CORRESPONDANCE MAY BE DIRECTED TO: MICHAEL MAFANELE EMAIL: mafanelevm@ gmail.com OR Postnet Suite 210, Private Bag x 5981, Polokwane North, 0750 Office: 26 Thabo Mbeki Street (AL Smit Building), Polokwane, Limpopo FAX: 0865 444 911 TEL: 010 634 0780 CEL: 072 395 9511 Date of no�ce: 01 April 2022

MAFANELA GEO-ENVIRO NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORISATION APPLICATION BY: VHUTHU FARMING & PROJECTS PTY LTD No�ce is hereby given in terms of EIA Regula�on 41(2)(c) of the Regula�ons, under the Environmental Management Act, 1998 (Act No. 107 of 1998) Vhuthu Farming and Projects Pty Ltd applied for Mining permit for Sand general in terms of Sec�on 27 of the Minerals and Petroleum Resources Development Act 28 of 2002. The applica�ons cover the following farm: Mollevel 614 MS DMRE REFERENCE: LP 30/5/1/3/2/11770 MP. Located in the magisterial district of Vhembe. You can be involved in the Public Par�cipa�on Process by: sending a fax, email or mail with your name, contact details and concerns/ques�ons rela�ng to the project.

Providing us with the names of addi�onal people that can be contacted.

All correspondence, should be received within 30 days from receipt of these no�ce

will be submi�ed to the Department of Mineral Resources & Energy (DMRE). All issues raised during the public par�cipa�on process will responded to in wri�ng to the Interested and Affected Par�es (I&APs).

I&AP include all par�es concerned, who will be affected by the project and interested in the prospec�ng/explora�on project.

CORRESPONDANCE MAY BE DIRECTED TO: MICHAEL MAFANELE EMAIL: mafanelevm@ gmail.com OR Postnet Suite 210, Private Bag x 5981, Polokwane North, 0750 Office: 26 Thabo Mbeki Street (AL Smit Building), Polokwane, Limpopo FAX: 0865 444 911 TEL: 010 634 0780 CEL: 072 395 9511 Date of no�ce: 01 April 2022

MAFANELA GEO-ENVIRO NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORISATION APPLICATION BY: KD GROUP TRADING & PROJECTS PTY LTD No�ce is here by given in terms of EIA Regula�on 41(2)(c) of the Regula�ons, under the Environmental Management Act, 1998 (Act No. 107 of 1998).

This is also a no�ce of acceptance for an applica�on for a mining permit in terms of Sec�on 27 of the Minerals and Petroleum Resources Development Act 28 of 2002. KD Group Trading and Projects Pty Ltd applied for mining permit for mineral sand general in terms of Sec�on 27 of the Minerals and Petroleum Resources Development Act 28 of 2002. The applica�ons cover the farm: 1.Ontevreden 358 LS LP 30/5/1/3/2/11800 MP (DMR REF) Located in the magisterial district of Makhado.

You can be involved in the Public Par�cipa�on Process by: sending a fax, email or mail with your name, contact details and concerns/ques�ons rela�ng to the project.

Providing us with the names of addi�onal people that can be contacted. All correspondence, which should be received on or before 30 days from receipt of these no�ce will be submi�ed to the Department of Mineral Resources (DMR). All issues raised during the public par�cipa�on process will responded to in wri�ng to the Interested and Affected Par�es (I&APs). I&AP include all par�es concerned, who will be affected by the project and interested in the mining project.

CORRESPONDANCE MAY BE DIRECTED TO: MAFANELE GEO-ENVIRO CONSULTING AND PROJECT (PTY) LTD 26 THABO MBEKI STREET,

AL SMIT BUILDING, POLOKWANE ATT: MICHAEL MAFANELE EMAIL: mafanelevm@ gmail.com OR Postnet Suite 210, Private Bag x 5981, Polokwane North, 0750 FAX: 0865 444 911 TEL: 010 634 0782 CEL: 072 395 9511 CEL: 081 575 1953 Date of no�ce: 01 April 2022

MAKHAVHU ATTORNEYS NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35 (5) OF ACT 66 OF 1965 The First and Final Liquida�on and Distribu�on Account in the Estate Late MBANGO NOKUKHANYA BETTY, I.D NO: 630406 0934 080 of House No: 101, Manini Village, Thohoyandou Block K. Estate number: 1673/2021. Master’s office: Thohoyandou will be open for inspec�on for a period of 21 days from date of publica�on at the Master’s offices. Should no objec�on be lodged with the master’s office during the specified period, the executor will proceed to make payments in accordance with the said account. Signed at Thohoyandou on this the 24Th day of March 2022.

Makhavhu A�orneys 62 Taaifontein Street, PKN Office Park Montana Park, Office 38 Tel: 010 132 9021 Email:info@ makhavhua�orneys.com

MAKHUVHA E M ATTORNEYS NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 Estate Late ARNOLD AZWIAMBI MUDAU, ID NO: 810808 5438 086 of Stand No: 1473, Tshakhuma, Mavholani, Limpopo province who died on the 05/03/2022 and was married in community of property.

Estate No: 627/2022.

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 28th day of March 2022.

MAKHUVHA E.M ATTORNEYS, Silver Square Complex, Opposite Phalaphala FM, Office No 12 A, 1st Floor, Thohoyandou REF: MAK/EST/02/22/MUD

MALULEKE MARIA 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 (or as indicated) from date of publica�on hereof. Estate No 640/2022 Master’s office Thohoyandou.

Surname: MUSHADU (continues on p16)

DEADLINES FOR ADVERTS: Colour adverts: Mondays 16:00 • Classifieds and display adverts: Tuesdays 15:00

LIMPOPO MIRROR

16 1 April 2022 (continues from p15) Name: TENDA ENOS Date of birth: 1958/06/03 Id No, 580603 5876 080 Last address: NGWENANI YA HA THEMELI Date of death: 02/02/2022 Master’s office: Thohoyandou Name and address of Executor or Authorised agent: MALULEKE MARIA ATTORNEYS, Address: Office no 37, 2nd floor, Limdev building, Thohoyandou.

Tel: 081 479 9136 e-mail: maluleke_m@ yahoo.com ref: MAL/EST02/2022

MUFUNWA CONSULTANTS NOTICE OF AN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) PROCESS FOR THE PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF A FILLING STATION AND ASSOCIATED INFRASTRUCTURE WITH A COMBINED UNDERGROUND STORAGE CAPACITY OF 368 000 LITRES ON STAND NO L15 AT RAMOKGOPA VILLAGE WITHIN MOLEMOLE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY OF CAPRICORN DISTRICT, LIMPOPO PROVINCE Notice is hereby given in terms of the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations, published in Government Listing Notice 1 of 08 December 2014 under sections 24(5) and 44 of the National Environmental Management Act of 1998 (Act No: 107 of 1998), as per amendments, that Mrs Sediela MW intends to establish a filling station and its associated infrastructure with a combined underground storage capacity of 368 000 litres on stand no.

L15 at Ramokgopa Village within Molemole Local Municipality, Limpopo Province. A Basic Assessment process will be conducted for the above proposed activities.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT The proposed development will involve the establishment of a filling station with associated infrastructure consisting of 368 000 litres as follows: 2 X 46 000 litres of 95 unleaded Petrol and 2 X 46 000 litres of 93 leaded Petrol.

2 X 46 000 litres of 50 ppm Diesel and 2 X 46 000 litres of 500 ppm Diesel.

Activity triggered: Listing Notices 1. R983, Activity 14: The development of facilities or infrastructure for the storage, or for the storage and handling, of dangerous goods, where such storage occurs in containers with a combined capacity of 80 cubic metres or more but not exceeding 500 cubic metres.

PARTICULARS OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANT In order to participate in the process, or to provide comments and or to register as an Interested and Affected Parties (I&APs) pertaining to the above-proposed development, you are invited to contact: Mufunwa Consultants, Stand Number 33, Makumeke Village, Malamulele, Limpopo, 0982.

Tel: +27 71 090 1787,

Email: mufunwa consultants@gmail.com

NOEL CHAUKE ATTORNEYS NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 Deceased estate of LUCKY DIRVOCE SHIKWAMBANE, ID NO: 730129 5576 081 Date of death: 07th December 2021 ESTATE NO: 002982/2021 LAST ADDRESS: STAND NO: 216, MAKHUVA VILLAGE All persons having complaints and claims against the above estate are called upon to contact the appointed Executrix within thirty (30) days of the publication of this notice. The name of the Executrix is as follow: THEOBOLD NENE SHIKWAMBANE and the name of the agent is as follows: NOEL CHAUKE ATTORNEYS INC, CKFT HOUSE NO 2213 SECTION A, GIYANI, 0826 TEL: 015 812 1574 FAX: 015 812 1575 REF:CH/MN/71/21EST

NOEL CHAUKE ATTORNEYS NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 IN DECEASED ESTATE OF MZAMANI MACKSON MASWANGANYE, ID NO: 590920 5466 086 Date of death: 04th September 2020 ESTATE NO: 007055/2021 Last Address: House No: House No 132 Section-E, Giyani Township All persons having complaints and claims against the above estate are called upon to contact the appointed Executrix within thirty (30) days of the publication of this notice. The name of the Executrix is as follow: KHENSANI GLORY MASWANGANYE and the name of the agent is as follows: NOEL CHAUKE ATTORNEYS INC, Ckft House No 2213 Section A, Giyani, 0826 TEL: 015 812 1574 FAX: 015 812 1575 REF:CH/MN/160/20EST

NOEL CHAUKE ATTORNEYS NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35 Kindly be informed that the First And Final Liquidation and Distribution Account in respect of the Late RISIMATI ROBERT CHAUKE Estate No: 000808/2019 shall lie in inspection at the Giyani Magistrate’s Court for a Period of 21 days calculated from the 04TH APRIL 2022.

Dated at Giyani on this 01st day of April 2022.

Noel Chauke Attorneys agent to the Executrix VIRGINIA MAKHANANI CHAUKE Office No: 208 & 211 Old Mutual Building Giyani, P.O. Box 1422 Giyani 0826 Tel: (015) 812 1574 Fax: (015) 812 1575 Ref: CH/MN/27/19EST

NOEL CHAUKE ATTORNEYS NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35

Kindly be informed that the First And Final Liquidation and Distribution Account in respect of the Late KHENSANI GETRUDE PHAKULA Estate No: 000079/2019 shall lie in inspection at the Giyani Magistrate’s Court for a Period of 21 days calculated from the 04TH APRIL 2022. Dated at Giyani on this 01ST day of April 2022.

Noel Chauke Attorneys agent to the Executor MATIMBA CLINTON MABALE Office No: 208 & 211 Old Mutual Building Giyani, P.O. Box 1422 Giyani 0826 Tel: (015) 812 1574 Fax: (015) 812 1575 Ref: CH/MN/205/19EST

NOEL CHAUKE ATTORNEYS NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35 Kindly be informed that the First And Final Liquidation and Distribution Account in respect of the Late MAKUNGO RAMUSHASHA BILLY Estate No: 001466/2019 shall lie in inspection at the Thohoyandou Magistrate’s Court for a Period of 21 days calculated from the 04TH APRIL 2022. Dated at Giyani on this 01ST day of April 2022.

Noel Chauke Attorneys agent to the Executrix MAKUNGO NDIPFANNYI ANNAH Office No: 208 & 211 Old Mutual Building Giyani, P.O. Box 1422 Giyani 0826 Tel: (015) 812 1574 Fax: (015) 812 1575 Ref: CH/MN/125/19EST

NOEL CHAUKE ATTORNEYS NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 IN DECEASED ESTATE OF FATMABEN MAHMED SOPARIWALA, ID NO: 730101 3946 087 Date of death: 09th October 2021 ESTATE NO: 000259/2021 Last Adress: House No: 431 Section-F, Thohoyandou Township All persons having complaints and claims against the above estate are called upon to contact the appointed Executor within thirty (30) days of the publication of this notice. The name of the Executor is as follow: MOHMED SAFVAN SOPARIWALA and the name of the agent is as follows: NOEL CHAUKE ATTORNEYS, House 2213-A Giyani, Po Box 1422, Giyani, 0826 TEL: 015 812 1574 FAX: 015 812 1575 REF:CH/MN/153/21EST

NOEL CHAUKE ATTORNEYS NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 IN DECEASED ESTATE OF MZAMANI GODFREY SHITHOLANI, ID NO: 540415 5718 082 DATE OF DEATH: 23RD JANUARY 2021 ESTATE NO: 006719/2021 Last Adress: Stand No 70 Khanyi Village All persons having complaints and claims

against the above estate are called upon to contact the appointed Executrix within thirty (30) days of the publication of this notice. The name of the Executrix is as follow: KHOMBO JOYCE SHITHOLANI and the name of the agent is as follows: NOEL CHAUKE ATTORNEYS, House 2213-A Giyani, Po Box 1422, Giyani, 0826 TEL: 015 812 1574 FAX: 015 812 1575 REF:CH/MN/94/21EST

NOEL CHAUKE ATTORNEYS NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 IN DECEASED ESTATE OF SOLOMON HLOHANE MATHEBULA, ID NO: 510612 5597 088 Date of death: 10th January 2021 ESTATE NO: 004502/2021 Last Address: House No: 214 Section-E, Giyani Township All persons having complaints and claims against the above estate are called upon to contact the appointed Executrix within thirty (30) days of the publication of this notice. The name of the Executrix is as follow: MISOLWA MARIA MATHEBULA and the name of the agent is as follows: NOEL CHAUKE ATTORNEYS INC, Ckft House No 2213 Section A, Giyani, 0826 TEL: 015 812 1574 FAX: 015 812 1575 REF:CH/MN/41/21EST

NOEL CHAUKE ATTORNEYS NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 IN DECEASED ESTATE OF MUSTAKALI DAUDBHAI SOPARIWWALA, ID NO: 710101 9369 080 Date of death: 26TH August 2021 ESTATE NO: 000254/2021 Last Address: House No: 431, Faranani Street, Block-F, Thohoyandou, Limpopo All persons having complaints and claims against the above estate are called upon to contact the appointed Executrix within thirty (30) days of the publication of this notice. The name of the Executrix is as follow: MOHMED SAFVAN SOPARIWALA and the name of the agent is as follows: NOEL CHAUKE ATTORNEYS INC, Ckft House No 2213 Section A, Giyani, 0826 TEL: 015 812 1574 FAX: 015 812 1575 REF:CH/MN/154/21EST

RAMOVHA T R ATTORNEYS

NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35 (5) OF ACT 66 OF 1965 Kindly be informed that the First and Final Liquidation and Distribution account in respect of the estate of the late NALEDZANI JOEL TANZWANI of Vuvha Village, Dzanani District Limpopo. Estate Reference number: 1812/2012 Shall lie for inspection at the Master’s office at the Limpopo High Court Building in Thohoyandou and at the office of the Magistrate at Dzanani for

a period of 21 (twenty one days) calculated from the date of publication hereof (01/04/2022).

Dated at Thohoyandou on this the 22th day of March 2022.

Executor: RAMOVHA T R ATTORNEYS, Office No 99C, Limdev Building, Thohoyandou Cell: 073 1819 418 / 071 145 8936, Fax to E-mail: 086 410 9246 Email: trramovha attorneys@gmail.com Ref: RTR/EST/01/2022

TSHIDZUMBA P A ATTORNEYS

NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35 (5) OF ACT 66 OF 1965 In the estate of the late of MASHAU THANYANI JOSEPH, of ID No: 610302 5905 080 an adult male person who was residing at stand no: 01 Tshedza village, in the district of Makhado and who died on 2021-08-18 married, the masters reference number is 2544/2021.

Notice is hereby given that copies of the Liquidation and Distribution Account (first and final, unless otherwise stated) in the estate below will be open for inspection of all persons with an interest therein for a period of 21 days (or shorter if specifically stated) from the date of specified or from the date of the publication whichever may be later and at the Master and Magistrate as stated.

Should non objection thereto be lodged with the Master concerned during the specified period, the Executor will proceed to make payments in accordance with the accounts.

Magistrate office: Dzanani magistrate court Master office: Thohoyandou high court Dated and signed at Dzanani on this the 22nd day of March 2022.

TSHIDZUMBA P.A ATTORNEYS, Office 10, Shothodzo Complex, Next To Builders Hardware.

Thohoyandou Po Box 897 Sibasa, 0970.

TEL: 060 628 4113.

Email: 0802tnt@gmail.com Ref: EST/05/2022

TSHIDZUMBA P A ATTORNEYS NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35 (5) OF ACT 66 OF 1965 In the estate of the late of MUFAMADI MAANDA LUKAS, of ID No: 640120 5949 088 and adult male person who was residing at Ha Mudimeli, in the district of Makhado and who died on 2021-08-01 married, the masters reference number is 2594/2021.

Notice is hereby given that copies of the Liquidation and Distribution Account (first and final, unless otherwise stated) in the estate below will be open for inspection of all persons with an interest therein for a period of 21 days (or shorter if specifically stated) from the date specified or from the date of the publication whichever may be later and at the Master and Magistrate as stated.

Should no objection thereto be lodged with the Master concerned during the specified period, the Executor will proceed to make payments in accordance with the accounts.

Magistrate office: Dzanani magistrate court Masters office: Thohoyandou high court Dated and signed at Dzanani on this the 22nd day of March 2022 TSHIDZUMBA P.A ATTORNEYS, Office 10, Shothodzo Complex, Next To Builders Hardware.

Thohoyandou Po Box 897 Sibasa, 0970.

TEL: 060 628 4113.

Email: 0802tnt@gmail.com Ref: EST/04/2022

TSHIGOMANA 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 undermentioned estate must lodge it with the Executor concerned within 30 days (or as indicated) from date of publication hereof. Estate number: 516/2022 Master’s Office: Thohoyandou, Surname: NETHULAMA, Names: THINAVHUYO JOSIAS, Date of birth:1932-10-06 Id No. 321006 5099 089, names of the Executor: Nethulama Shumani Joseph Last address: Tshilamba Date of death: 2021-09-30, Name and Address of Executor or Authorised agent: Tshigomana Attorneys, 83 Tshedza Street, Mvudi Park Muledane, Thohoyandou Block J , CELL:072 972 3671 EMAIL:uapfatshigomana@ gmail.com

TSHIGOMANA ATTORNEYS. NOTICE IN TERMS SECTION 35 (5) OF ACT 66 OF 1965 The First and Final Liquidation and Distribution Account in the Estate of the late MUDAU KHOVHOGO THOMAS of ID No.601103 5940 080 of Tshifudi, Limpopo Province, who died on the 27-04-2021, ref No.2538/2021, Executor: Mudau Nnditsheni Martha, I.D No.610105 1011 088 Master’s Office: Thohoyandou will be open for inspection for a period of 21 days from date of publication at the Mater’s offices. Should no objection be lodged with the master’s office during the specified period, the executor will proceed to make payments in accordance with the said account. Signed at Thohoyandou on this the 19th day of October 2021 Tshigomana Attorneys, 83 Tshedza Street, Mvudi Park Muledane, Thohoyandou Block J , CELL:072 972 3671 EMAIL:uapfatshigomana@ gmail.com

TSHIKUKUVHE MBAVHI ATTORNEYS. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 Estate Late CHABALALA SEVHA REXON, ID no: 520510 5405 088 of Ndengeza Village, Limpopo Province who died on 2021/06/12 and who was unmarried.

Estate number: 1811/2021 Master’s office: Thohoyandou Persons having claims against this estate are called to lodge their claims within 30 days from date of publication.

Signed at Thohoyandou on this the 25th day of March 2022.

TSHIKUKUVHE MBAVHI ATTORNEYS, Box 2979, Thohoyandou, 0950 Cell: 081 728 4822 Fax: 086 474 3081 Email: tshikukuvhem attorneys@gmail.com REF: Est CHABALALA

TSHIKUKUVHE MBAVHI ATTORNEYS. NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35 (5) OF ACT 66 OF 1965 First and Final Liquidation and Distribution Account in the Estate of the late BANDI ANDRISON BAISON of ID No: 600912 5883 087 of, Erf 762A Waterval Elim, Limpopo Province, who died on the 2021/01/17, ref no: 1157/2020, Master’s office: Thohoyandou will be open for inspection for a period of 21 days from date of publication at the Master’s offices. Should no objection be lodged with the master’s office during the specified period, the executor will proceed to make payments in accordance with the said account.

Signed at Thohoyandou on this the 23rd day of March 2022 TSHIKUKUVHE MBAVHI ATTORNEYS. PO Box 2979, Thohoyandou, 0950 REF: TMA/Est.09/2021

MAKHADO LOCAL MUNICIPALITY NOTICE

Notice is herewith given in terms of Section 20 (2) of the Makhado Local Municipality Spatial Planning, Land Development and Land Use Management Bylaw, 2016 that the Municipality’s wall to wall (SPLUMA) Draft Land Use Scheme is available for review. Interested and affected parties are invited to submit comments from the 1st date of publication.

Any objection/s or comments including the grounds for such objection/s or comments with full contact details, shall be made in writing to the Municipal Manager, Private Bag X2596, Louis Trichardt, 0920 within 60 days from 25 March 2022 Land Use Scheme Document may be inspected during normal office hours at the office of the Municipal Manager, Makhado Local Municipality, Civic Centre, 83 Krogh Street, Louis Trichardt, 0920, Tel: 015 519 3000 for a period of 60 days from 04 March 2022 Enquiries can be directed to Local Municipality’s Planning Unit: Attention: Rudzani Victor Phalandwa Email: rudzanip@makhado.gov.za Tell: 015 519 3000 And/or Isaiah Madisha Email: info@matete.co.za Tell: 015 291 1425/ 078 581 7466 MR KM NEMANAME ACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER

NDIVHISO YA MASIPALA WA MAKHADO

Ndivhiso enea i newa u ya nga khethekanyo ya 20(2) ya Spatial Planning, Land Development and Land Use Management Bylaw, 2016 uri Draft Land Use Scheme ya u tanganya masipala wothe (SPLUMA) ya wanala u vusulusa. Vhane vha kwamea vha khou rambiwa hu rumela dzi phindulo hu bva nga duvha la hu thoma la khandiso.

Dzi phindulo, zwiitisi zwa hone na dzi nomboro kana email address, vha dzi nwalela hu Municipal Manager, Private Bag X2596, Louis Trichardt, 0920 hu sa athu u fhela maduvha a 60 hu bva nga 25 Thafamuhwe 2022.

Linwalwa la Land Use Scheme li nga lingululwa nga tshifhinga tsha mushumo ofisini dza Municipal Manager, Makhado Local Municipality, Civic Center, 83 Krogh Street, Louis Trichardt, 0920, Tel: 015 519 3000 maduvha a 60 hu bva nga 25 Thafamuhwe 2022.

Dzi mbudziso dzi nga iswa hu unit ya planning ya masipala: attention: Rudzani Victor Phalandwa Email: rudzanip@makhado.gov.za Tell: 015 519 3000, Kana Isaiah Madisha Email: info@matete.co.za Tell: 015 291 1425/078 581 7466 MR KM NEMANAME ACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER

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Three significant points for Vondwe XI Bullets

By Frank Mavhungu Vondwe XI Bullets beat Musina United 1-0 in their ABC Motsepe League match that was played at the Tshifudi Stadium on Saturday.

The victory boosted their chances to escape the relegation axe at the end of the season.

The game was played on a wet pitch after some showers fell in the area just before the 15:00 kick-off time. The teams still managed to display entertaining football, despite the slippery pitch.

The visitors from the border town were the first to knock on their opposition’s door. They did so nine min-

utes into the game. Their left winger, Clement Moatjie, caused an upset after receiving a neat pass from Shandukani Mabirimisa.

He hesitated for far too long to unleash from inside the penalty box and ultimately lost possession.

That was a wakeup call to the home side. They initiated some threatening moves from the middle of the park, but their strikers fumbled with the ball at the goal finish. The team’s top goal scorer, Phathutshedzo Nemagovhani, could not believe his eyes in the 28th minute. This after he had received a pre-cooked pass from Khuliso Mudau in the 30-metre area. Instead of taking the responsibility and trying his luck,

Nemagovhani caused an upset by shifting the responsibility to Lavhelesani Murema, who was tightly marked.

The goal that separated the boys from the men came nine minutes before the half-time whistle. Emmanuel Netshilema blasted in a rocket after a scramble within the box.

Matthew Murembiwa of United was the first player to be reprimanded with a card. He pushed the keeper of Bullets, Zwoluga Mabuda, off the ball. United realised that it was not their day when what could have been their equalising goal was turned into a nightmare. The goal was disallowed on the basis that the goal scorer, Sammy Ndou, was in an offside position.

Thabo Dasheka of United protects the ball, while Vhusezi Ndou of Bullets tackles him from behind.

Photo: Frank Mavhungu.

Tough road ahead for Leopards and TTM in GladAfrica Championship put extra effort into their remaining fixtures if they are With only seven matches reserious about escaping the maining before the end of the relegation axe at the end of the current GladAfrica Champiseason. onship League, the future of Six of the seven teams Black Leopards and Tshakhu- that Black Leopards are left ma Tsha Madzivhandila with are not certain about (TTM) is hanging by a thread. their future as affiliates in Black Leopards are languish- the GladAfrica Championing at the bottom of the log ship League. The only thing with 20 points, while TTM Black Leopards are consoling are in the 13th position with themselves with is the fact that 24 points. four of their remaining fixtures A quick glance at the remain- will be played at home. Their ing fixtures for Lidoda duvha remaining homes fixtures are and Vhadau Vha Damani Jomo Cosmos, TTM, Cape shows that the two teams must Town Spurs and Venda FootBy Frank Mavhungu

Black Leopards’ head coach, Mr Joel “The Prophet” Masutha. Photo: Frank Mavhungu.

TTM’s head coach, Mr Lucky “King Mchichwa” Nelukau.

Photo: Frank Mavhungu.

ball Academy. They will play against TS Sporting, Free State Stars and Platinum City Rovers away from home.

Their first home match will be against Jomo Cosmos, with whom they will lock horns at the Thohoyandou Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

TTM also have a mountain to climb in their remaining fixtures. Four of their remaining fixtures will be played away from home. They will entertain Free State Stars at the Thohoyandou Stadium on Friday night (1st). Their other two home matches will be against Jomo Cosmos and Uthongathi FC. The four matches TTM will play away from home will be against Platinum City Rovers, Polokwane City, Cape Town All Stars and Black Leopards.

They will wrap up their league programme with an away fixture against Polokwane City at the Old Peter Mokaba Stadium on Sunday, 15 May. The teams’ head coaches, Mr Joel “The Prophet” Masutha (Leopards) and Mr Lucky “King Mchichwa” Nelukau (TTM) are optimistic that their teams will collect enough points in their remaining fixtures to escape the relegation axe at the end of the season.

Mpheni Home Defenders can claim the league title this weekend

By Frank Mavhungu Most of the teams campaigning under the auspices of the ABC Motsepe League in the Limpopo Stream will play their second-last league matches this weekend. The match not to be missed will be between Mpheni Home Defenders and Ablex United that will be played at the Louis Trichardt Show Grounds on Saturday.

Home Defenders and United are in a two-horse race for the league championship. Home Defenders are shining on top of the stream with 29 points, while United are in the second spot with 27 points. Tomorrow’s match will be the last for Home Defenders this season.

Should they manage to collect the maximum points against United tomorrow, Home Defenders will be declared the league champions for Stream A. Should they play to a draw with Home Defenders, Ablex United will be expecting nothing less than victory in

their final league match against Grounds.

Mikhado FC that will be played at the Rabali Stadium next Saturday.

The other match expected to attract a huge number of spectators will be the Nzhelele derby between Mikhado FC and Blackpool FC that will be played at the Rabali Stadium.

The future of Mikhado and Blackpool as affiliates of the ABC Motsepe League is on the wire. Mikhado are lying in the third position from the bottom of the log, while Blackpool are at the tail end.

Giyani Happy Boys will enjoy the home-ground advantage in their match against Vondwe XI Bullets at the Xikukwani Stadium outside Giyani. The spirits are high in the Bullets’ camp after beating Musina United 1-0 at the Tshifudi Stadium last Saturday. The strikers for Bullets, Phathutshedzo Nemagovhani and Emmanuel Netshilema, are in top form of late.

Mikhado’s killer striker, VuMunaca FC will have a date tomi Ngomana. Photo: Frank with Musina United at the Mavhungu.

Louis Trichardt High School

Clement Moatjie of United (front) and Mulamuleli Netshidzivhe of Bullets chase the ball.

Photo: Frank Mavhungu.

CCER LOGS

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The league logs are also available online at www.limpopomirror.co.za Makhado Local Football Associa�on Stream A

Makhado Local Football Associa�on Stream D

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Valdezia FC

10

6

3

1

26

12

21

Hanani Home Fighters

6

4

2

0

14

3

14

N�mani FC

11

5

4

2

23

19

19

Mashau Bodwe Development

8

5

3

0

11

4

18

Ramukhuba Bvumo La Shango

5

4

1

0

12

2

13

Ribungwani FC

9

5

2

2

18

14

17

Vhangani Development FC

6

4

1

1

15

7

13

Masakona Real Ci�zens

11

4

5

2

18

14

17

Tshakhuma Blue Birds

7

4

1

2

16

13

13

Majosi Builders FC

10

4

4

2

21

16

16

Yebo Yes FC

4

3

0

1

11

5

9

Basani Development FC

9

5

1

3

12

9

16

TRT Academy FC

6

3

0

3

14

14

9

Ntsemi Njhakanjhaka Flying Stars

8

4

2

2

13

11

14

Mutsha Young Stars

4

2

0

2

8

10

6

Matsila Arsenal FC

9

3

1

5

15

15

10

Mulindini FC

4

1

2

1

6

6

5

N’waxinyamani Moon Stars

10

2

4

4

13

19

10

Tshivhulana Real Aces

7

1

2

4

9

14

5

Bodwe FC

6

2

3

1

7

8

9

Tshakhuma Young Boys

6

0

1

5

4

23

1

Mbokota FC

9

1

4

4

12

17

7

Ramukhuba Development FC

6

0

1

5

4

23

1

Mbhokota Progress FC

7

1

1

5

7

15

4

Doli Anchors FC

5

0

0

5

3

9

0

Chavani United FC

10

1

2

7

12

24

4

Eric United FC

10

0

3

7

7

14

3

Makhado Local Football Associa�on Stream B

Makhado Local Football Associa�on Stream E Team

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Hollywoodbets Mabaleng Develop

8

5

2

1

21

8

17

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Magau Mighty Green

9

4

2

3

16

11

14

Tshianganani United FC

8

6

2

0

20

5

20

Tshivhangani Stone Breakers

8

6

1

1

25

7

19

Tshikota Chelsea FC

9

3

4

2

18

9

13

Makulana Green Dreams

9

5

2

2

18

12

17

Tshiozwi Mates FC

8

4

1

3

17

17

13

Mashamba Record Breakers

9

5

1

3

20

13

16

Mubva All Stars

9

3

4

2

14

16

13

Muwaweni Lucky Stars Reserve

10

4

2

4

13

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Soccer extravaganza at Thohoyandou Stadium After a break of two weeks, the struggle for promotion and to escape the relegation axe will continue among the teams affiliated to the GladAfrica Championship League this weekend.

The Thohoyandou Stadium will be a hive of activity throughout the weekend. The three local teams, Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila (TTM), Black Leopards and Venda Football Academy (VFA), will play their matches in front of their home crowds.

TTM will battle it out for league points with Free State Stars at the venue this Friday

VFA’s killer striker, Tau Rankoko.

Photo: Frank Mavhungu.

afternoon. The visitors from Bethlehem will be fighting with the aim of enhancing their chances to finish their league programme among the top three teams and partake in the promotional playoffs. Stars are lying in the eighth position on the log standings with 32 points, eight behind the pace setters, Richards Bay FC. TTM must win the match to move out of the relegation zone. Vhadau Vha Damani are fighting for survival in the fourth spot from the bottom of the log. TTM’s number one goalie, Edmore Sibande, and the team’s sharpshooter, Rendani Ndou, will be available for selection.

The duo watched the team’s last game from the grandstand because of injuries. Should he be given a chance, Ndou is expected to form a good combination with the team’s captain, Rhulani Manzini.

Venda Football Academy will test their strength against Platinum City Rovers at the same venue on Saturday afternoon. A win against City Rovers is likely to push VFA to the second position on the log standings. The Thohoyandou side are currently perched in the fifth position with 37 points, three behind the log leaders, Richards Bay FC. The Rovers’ defenders will have a tough time against the strikers of VFA, Tau Rankoko, Rotondwa “Neymar” Mutsivhuli and Rophney Hlungwane.

Black Leopards will host Jomo Cosmos on Sunday afternoon. The match will be a do-or-die affair for both Leopards and Cosmos as they are fighting for survival. The strikers of Cosmos will have to double their efforts to break Leopards’ defence, which is marshalled by Isaac Masia and Kenneth Nthatheni.

The other weekend fixtures are Richards Bay FC vs Cape Town All Stars, Polokwane City vs JDR Stars, Cape Town Spurs vs Pretoria Callies, Uthongathi FC vs Hungry Lions and University of Pretoria vs TS Sporting.

Dates and venues for Nedbank Cup quarter-final matches confirmed lift the Nedbank Cup trophy again.

The Premier Soccer League Asked about the team’s curhas confirmed the dates and rent position on the log standvenues for the Nedbank Cup ings, Mr Madzuhe appealed to quarter-final matches. The the supporters not to press the long-awaited matches will be panic button. He stressed the played over the next weekfact that the team will collect end, 8 to 10 April. enough points in their seven The first match will be remaining matches and finish between Tshakhuma Tsha their league programme in a Madzivhandila (TTM) and respectable position. TTM are Supersport United on Friday currently lying in the fourth evening (8th). Whether the position from the bottom of match will mark the end of the the log with 24 points. road for TTM in the NedThe teams in the last three bank Cup is something that positions on the log standings remains to be seen. The fact are Jomo Cosmos, TS Sporting that TTM are not on the safe FC and Black Leopards reside on the log standings is a spectively. TTM will host Free situation that is likely to divide State Stars at the Thohoythe team’s attention. The andou Stadium in a league players must decide whether match this Friday afternoon. to focus on the Nedbank Cup The other Nedbank Cup journey or to concentrate on quarter-final match will be beretention of the club’s status as tween Marumo Gallants and an affiliate of the GladAfrica Baroka FC at the New Peter Championship League in the Mokaba Stadium in Polokcoming season. wane on Saturday afternoon The communications man(9 April). ager for the club, Mr LivhuOn the same day, Mamelodi wani Madzuhe, is adamant Sundowns will host Summerthat the team will manage to field Dynamos at the Loftus retain the club’s franchise and Versfeld Stadium in Pretoria.

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