Limpopo Mirror 22 July 2022

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Violent politics at Tshikuwi Frustrated community break windows and demand that councillor resigns road with rocks, demanding that the Makhado MuniciThe tension between frus­ pality’s leadership come and trated community members address them about what and their elected political they described as a corrupt representatives has escalat­ councillor. They insisted that ed into violence in the Tshi­ the ward councillor should kuwi area. Residents have resign. On Sunday night, seemingly turned on their some of the angry protesters councillor, vandalising also went to the councillor’s his house and car the past home, where they broke weekend. They have also windows of his five-room vowed to continue blocking house and the windows of his access roads to the area. vehicle.

Residents went on the The group of residents rampage on Thursday, 14 accuse Makhado MuniciJuly, and closed the D523 pality’s Ward 21 councillor, Mbulaheni Magada, of being corrupt and abusing his position for the last decade. They say he has failed to act as a true leader, calling him “disloyal and untrustworthy” and “not committed to dealing with the concerns of the community”. They also allege that he hires friends and relatives when job opportunities arise.

The secretary of the The windows of the house of Cllr Vhembe Concerned Group, Mr PhathutMagada as well as his car were shedzo Ramabulana, broken on Sunday night. Photo said that residents had supplied

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had enough of councillors who used their leadership positions to achieve personal gain. “The process of hiring people for the jobs here was not done in a transparent way. Magada has been practising nepotism from the beginning, appointing supporters, friends and relatives, and it is not a good thing.

We are passing a motion of no confidence against him because he is irresponsible.

He holds no respect for the people who voted him in,” said Ramabulana.

Ramabulana said that his organisation, however, did not condone the vandalising of property and they distanced themselves from the people who had broken windows at Magada’s home.

Cllr Magada firmly denied all the allegations against him. He explained that a ballot system was used when selecting applicants for local job opportunities. Magada explained that he used a process where an applicant picked a piece of paper from a box, marked either “Yes” or “No”. If the person picked a “Yes”, he or she was in line to be hired.

Magada said he was surprised to learn that the same people who had voted for him as the ward councillor, now wanted him to resign. He blamed the local ANC Youth League and the branch’s leadership for “inciting residents” against him.

He said everything formed part of a planned campaign against him.

The mayor of Makhado Municipality, Cllr Samuel Munyai, confirmed that the municipality had received the residents’ grievances but refrained from responding, for now.

Limpopo police spokesperson Brig Motlafela Mojapelo said they had opened a case of malicious damage to property and that one person had been arrested so far. The case is still being investigated.

A meeting with the Makhado mayor was scheduled for Wednesday, 20 July to discuss the grievances.

From what was reported, the meeting did not end well and the aggrieved residents vowed to continue with their protest action and block access roads to the area.

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Ward 21 councillor, Mbulaheni Magada.

Photo: Makhado Municipality website Residents from Tshikuwi closed the D523 road from 14 to 19 July, demanding the resignation of Makhado Municipality’s ward 21 coun­ cillor, Mbulaheni Magada, whom they accuse of being corrupt. Photo supplied.

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Fhatuwani High’s former principal gets honoured by grateful learners 1975, until he retired in 1983.

Those who knew him in those Mr Moses Mphanama retired years say that he had been a as principal of Fhatuwani very strict principal (whom Secondary School 39 years many despised), but that it ago, but he had clearly left an had been this strictness that impressive mark on some of had made them the successful his former students, who re­ people they were today. cently reunited to honour him On Saturday, 16 July, a spefor the way he had shaped cial function was held for him their lives. at the Thulamela Library Hall, Mphanama (80) of Gondeni, where a cake was also cut, and outside Thohoyandou, became a toast made in celebration of principal at the school back in his 80th birthday this year. The

By Elmon Tshikhudo

Retired principal of Fhatuwani Secondary School Mr Moses Mphanama (left) receives an envelope containing cash from former students Mr Ronald Makhadi (middle) and Dr Luten­ do Muremela (right). The money was jointly contributed by his former students. Photo: Elmon Tshikhudo.

function saw many of Mphanama’s former learners come together.

One thing everyone agreed upon was that Mphanama had changed their lives for the better. Mr Ronald Makhadi, one of Mphanama’s former students, who is now a manager at the Thulamela Municipality, said that the occasion was long overdue. “Mr Mphanama made all of us what we are today, and we could not just keep quiet as if nothing had happened. We as his former students felt we should do something to show our appreciation. We are all very thankful for what he had done for us, and we will always cherish this throughout our lives,” he said.

Dr Lutendo Muremela, a top-performing student during Mphanama’s tenure and the first medical doctor to be produced by Fhatuwani Secondary School, said he attributed his achievements to Mr Mpanama.

Mphanama relived his days and his sacrifices during his time at Fhatuwani and thanked all the former students for honouring him in this fashion.

Rest in peace, Archbishop Mufhadi

By Kaizer Nengovhela Archbishop Asera Mufhadi (61) of the Holy Revelation Apostolic Church in Zion (HRACZ), passed away at the Louis Trichardt Memorial Hospital on 12 July after a short illness.

Mufhadi founded the HRACZ in 1997 and became archbishop in 2019, a position he filled until the day he died.

The family spokesperson and son of the church leader said that his father had applied his faith to everything that he had been involved in. “My father was a man of unusual faith. He may have departed this life, but his vision will never die. We will continue to live by the godly principles our father has taught us at home and in church. To everyone who is saddened by his passing, be assured that the bishop is Archbishop Asera in heaven and that Mufhadi of the Holy Jesus is the Way, the Revelation Apostolic Truth and the Life,” Church in Zion passed he said. away on 12 July. Photo According to supplied. the Inspector of

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HRACZ, Moses Makhokha, Archbishop Mufhadi had done many things for his community.

“During his lifetime, he built the new church, he helped the poor people and he paid tuition fees for disadvantaged learners at tertiary level. We want Mufhadi’s children and pastors who served under him to continue helping the church to grow,” he said.

Mufhadi will be buried at Ravele on Saturday, 23 July, with the service starting at 06:00.

EFF members picketing for better service at the Vuwani Police Station. Photo supplied.

Residents march to Vuwani Police Station to demand 24/7 services

By Elmon Tshikhudo Residents of Vuwani and the surrounding villages marched to Vuwani Police Station on Friday, 15 July, where they picketed before handing over a memoran­ dum of their grievances and demands.

The march and picket, led by the EFF in Limpopo, came about after concerns were raised by residents who claim that the police station only operates from 06:00 in morning until 18:00 at night, which means that people in distress have nowhere to go for help during the hours when the station is closed. They also demanded greater police visibility around the area, which they say is lacking and leaves defenceless community members vulnerable to criminals.

Singing freedom songs and

waving placards, the protesters marched from the parking area of the Spar Vuwani to the police station, situated a few metres away. They were met by a police contingent, who accompanied the station commander to receive the memorandum.

In the memorandum, the EFF demand that the station remain open 24/7 as residents feel stranded and frustrated about not being able to access the community service centre (CSC) when they want to certify documents or report crime. The memorandum demands regular patrols as most villages within Vuwani have been identified as having a high crime rate.

The EFF Collins Chabane caucus leader Mr Dunani Baloyi said the community had lost confidence in the Vuwani police. “As the EFF,

we are deeply concerned and saddened by the lack of policing in Vuwani. The station is being managed like a spaza shop, despite crime skyrocketing every day. Women and children are being killed and raped, while criminals are not apprehended and brought to book. This is because the police station, which should serve the community day and night, now has trading hours,” he said.

The EFF members demanded answers from the station commander. “We are giving them seven days for a positive response. Failing this, we will come back here and picket,” he warned.

The memorandum was received by the station commander, Col Ntuwiseni David Nemudzivhadi, who promised to respond within the stipulated time.

Communities not impressed with Thulamela after Mubvumoni-Habegwa road project gets abandoned

By Elmon Tshikhudo After numerous unsuccessful attempts to get the Thulamela Municipality to fix their bad­ ly damaged road, residents of Mpandoni, Duvhuledza and Mu­ bvumoni took it upon themselves to mend the road.

The three-kilometre stretch of gravel road between Habegwa and Mubvumoni is in a bad state, with dangerous potholes. The road is especially difficult to use during the rainy season. Having waited patiently for the powers-that-be to assist, these villages could not take it anymore and came up with a plan to address their challenge.

Each household contributed R100, and the road project was started in January 2022. The villagers made significant strides and the fact that they would complete their project soon held great promise.

This project, however, attracted the eyes of certain municipal officials, who visited the project, told the residents to stop, and promised that the municipality would complete the project for them (as it should be). To show their commitment, the municipality arrived with machinery and loads of gravel shortly afterwards, which was dumped right along one side of the stretch of road, to be worked over the road surface.

Residents excitedly anticipated this generous attempt by the municipality to help them better their circumstances, but, two months later, all that gravel is still lying exactly where it was dumped, with no

municipal worker in sight. Whereas the residents were proudly nearing completion of their project before this intervention, they are now once again left with only a single lane to drive on, as the other half of the road remains covered with gravel.

Upon enquiring about the progress that had been stalled, they were given more false promises by the municipality. The communities are livid.

Mr Mashudu Ralukukwe, one of the residents, said the communities were all fed-up with waiting for the municipality to improve anything.

“We worked our road piece by piece and were hopeful that we would finish our project very soon. That was when the municipality came with their machinery and gravel soil and false hope. Two months later, we are still waiting for them to come back. We are very disappointed. We were doing our own thing after they disappointed us for many years, and they showed up just to disturb us.”

The communities feel that the municipality has done nothing but disrupt their lives with their interference in their project. “This is becoming a very serious problem now. We are worse off than before we started working on the road. We do not know if they are waiting for an accident to happen and people to die. This is too much. We don’t know what to do or where to go for help anymore,” Ralukukwe said.

Thulamela municipality’s spokesperson Mr Ndwamato Tshiila confirmed that the construction of the road had been stalled because

of some technical challenges. “Our machinery got broken during the construction and we had to take them for repairs. They are now

fixed up and ready to commence with the construction.” Tshiila could not, however, say exactly when the construction would start.

Loads of gravel that covers half of the road was left behind by the Thu­ lamela Municipality, who abandoned the project two months ago. Mo­ torists are now left with only a single lane to drive on. Photo supplied.

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“Being initiated is no licence to Couple nabbed over missing millions of deceased FNB client abuse drugs and alcohol” - Masia

the 28-year-old Thabiso

By Andries van Zyl Matenda, an FNB employMembers of the Hawks’ ee from the FNB branch in Serious Commercial Crime Louis Trichardt, on 10 June Investigation Unit arrested this year. His arrest followed two more suspects in con­ after the death of one of the nection with the almost R37 bank’s clients, Zimbabwean million that went missing millionaire and socialite Mr from a deceased FNB client’s Obert Karombe, in a vehicle bank account. accident on 24 April this The case first made interyear. A day later, on 25 April, national headlines when the Matenda allegedly opened a same Hawks’ team arrested profile of the late Karombe without authorisation. He then allegedly connived with an accomplice to open a new bank account, linked it to the deceased’s account and started spending all the money from the deceased’s account, totalling R36 989 051,67. The bank, however, picked up on Matenda’s shenanigans and reported the matter to the Hawks.

Among those to allegedly benefit from this generous spending spree were a The 28-year-old Thabiso Matenda, girlfriend-and-boythe bank employee from the FNB friend couple from branch in Louis Trichardt, who was Johannesburg, the arrested on 10 June after almost R37 28-year-old Zimmillion went missing from a dead babwean national client’s bank account. He has been Nomaphelo Seti in custody since his arrest. Photo: and her 43-year-old Limpopo Hawks.

Cameroonian boy-

friend, Rody Martial Nzeya.

The couple allegedly received R6 million from Matenda but started to fight over the money when the sender requested it back. The fight apparently turned violent.

“When the girlfriend went to the police in Johannesburg to open a case of assault against her boyfriend, the police discovered that the money they were fighting for was actually stolen and the Limpopo Hawks were investigating the matter. The Hawks were alerted and found that R5.5 million of the R6 million that they had received was already returned to the sender,” said provincial Hawks spokesperson Captain Matimba Maluleke in a media statement.

Seti and Nzeya were arrested on 15 July and appeared in the Louis Trichardt Magistrate’s court on Monday on charges of fraud and theft.

Their case was postponed until Friday, 22 July, when they will bring a joint bail application with Matenda, who has been in custody since his arrest. Until then, Seti and Nzeya will also remain in custody.

According to information supplied, some of the money was allegedly donated to Matenda’s own church. “The investigation is still ongoing, and more arrests are expected,” said Maluleke.

Salesman at well-known vehicle dealership arrested on fraud charge was assisted by the salesperson to get the deal on a Toyota Avanza worth R573 759,56 approved A 41-year-old salesman from the Auto Ped­ through ABSA Bank. After the deal was successigree vehicle dealership in Louis Trichardt fully approved and the vehicle was delivered to was arrested, along with an accomplice, by the client, the bank realised that the documents members of the Hawks’ Serious Commercial were fraudulent,” said Maluleke. Subsequently, Crime Investigation Unit on Saturday for Madzunga was arrested as an accomplice. alleged fraud. Their arrest was preceded by Both Marubini and Madzunga appeared in the the arrest of several other suspects on simi­ Louis Trichardt Magistrate’s Court on Monday. lar fraud charges at the dealership.

They were remanded in custody until Friday this According to provincial Hawks spokesperson week for a formal bail application. In the meanCaptain Matimba Maluleke, in April this year, time, Maluleke said, the Hawks’ investigation local Auto Pedigree salesman Mbofholowo continues.

Kevin Marubini allegedly facilitated the process The arrest of Marubini and Madzunga follows of completing a vehicle-finance application the arrest of the 27-year-old Clement Mathelefor a client, the 26-year-old Brutus Rolivhumusa, who appeared in the same court on 27 wa Madzunga. “It is further alleged that the May this year on similar charges. In his case, he client did not meet the requirements, but he had allegedly approached the same dealership during May 2021and submitted a vehicle-finance application. His application was declined because he did not meet the requirements. However, a salesman promised to assist Mathelemusa to get his application approved for an R8 000 fee.

Despite having his application declined the first time, when he submitted it for the second time, after paying the R8 000 fee, his application was approved by Wesbank. After the deal was sealed, the accused collected his vehicle worth over R200 000 from the dealership. The bank decided to do a final validation of the documents and discovered that the client’s payslip was fraudulent.

During his court appearance, Mathelemusa was granted R2 000 bail, and his case was postponed until Friday this week.

On 4 June, yet another suspect was arrested in Gauteng on similar charges. This time, the suspect (name to be confirmed) paid a fee of R5 000 to have his vehicle loan, which was also initially declined, approved. He bought a Toyota Avanza worth just over R460 000, which was delivered to him. This was in September 2021. Once again Wesbank did a final validation and found that the client’s payslip submitted with the second claim was fraudulent.

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do drugs and indulge in alcohol.

Initiation trains one to be a man with manners. This is to make one a person with respect for the elderly, be exemplary and not engage in the ills of society,” he said.

Traditionalist Dr Mashudu Dima echoed the same views and called on parents to take their children to traditional schools if they were to beat the scourge of domestic and gender-based violence. He said that

traditional initiation schools served as classes to teach the young ones about moral values.

Veteran traditional-circumcision surgeon Maine Vho-Mashudu Tshikororo thanked all the parents for entrusting their children to him. “We are here just to say thank you. All your children are well and sound. We did all to transform them into men, and we have no doubt you will notice the change in the boys,” he said.

One of the senior Vhavenda traditional leaders, Thovhele Vho-Nthumeni Masia of Ha-Masia in Vuwani, has warned the boys who returned from initiation schools not to take their initiation as a licence to abuse drugs and alcohol.

Masia addressed the parents and boys during a welcoming function for the boys who attended a monthlong initiation school in the area. The ceremony, attended by traditional leaders from around the village, well-known traditionalist Dr Mashudu Dima, circumcision surgeon Maine Vho-Mashudu Tshikororo, parents and community members, took place at the Masia traditional offices on Saturday, 16 July.

Masia urged the boys to be proud of their culture, traditions and customs.

“Initiation and education go together, and when we have an educated man who went to an initiation school, we have a complete human being. However, being circumcised does not Khadzi ya Ha-Masia Vho-Lufuno Mudau with some of the initiates during their welcome-home ceremony. Photo supplied. give one a licence to

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Municipality and local community structures clash over appointments came to us complaining about the corrupt employment of 10 Several local community people who are related to five structures are accusing top political leaders within the the Makhado Municipality Makhado Municipality.” of nepotism as far as the Khosa said that the youth appointment of candidates in forum would like to see how senior positions is concerned. a democratic and transparent This follows the announce­ recruitment process was done. ment made by Mayor Samuel “Failing to treat this matter Munyai in his budget speech urgently, we are going to lodge in June that the municipal­ an official complaint with the ity had already interviewed national office of [the departcandidates to fill the positions ment of ] Cooperative Goverof the municipal manager and nance and Traditional Affairs,” directors. he said.

Speaking to Limpopo Mirror, Mr Patrick Sikhutshi, chairthe chairperson of the Waterperson of the Zoutpansberg val Youth Forum, Mr Falaza Community Development Khosa, said: “The community Forum, was also not satisfied with the recruitment process.

He was firmly set against the alleged nepotism tendencies by the Makhado Municipality when recruiting workers. “We have witnessed nepotism by the Makhado Municipality in the Makhado mayor, Samuel Munyai. Photo: recruitment process for a long time. The Makhado Municipality Facebook page.

By Bernard Chiguvare

The late struggle icon Cde Alson Tsumbedzeni Tshitahe of Lufule village near Thohoyan­ dou was laid to rest at Mbaleni village’s graveyard near Tshikevha Secondary School on Saturday, 16 July. Tshitahe (69) died in the NHC Dental and Medical Centre in Tho­ hoyandou on the morning of 7 July, following a long illness. He was a councillor at the Thulamela Local Municipality at the time of his death. The funeral service was held at the Makwarela Community Hall prior to the burial.

Men and boys get together to talk about the scourge of GBV in society The participants were given an opportunity to share their In an attempt to better take on some of the causes of understand the causes GBV. Unemployment, lack of of gender-based violence self-control, and alcohol and (GBV), Vumbanani for Peace drug abuse were some of the Building (VFP) organised a reasons they came up with. men-only dialogue event to Njhakanjhaka resident Mr encourage men and boys to Dennis Mahlaule believes that get involved in fighting this this open-debate event is going social scourge. to yield good results, especially The event was held at the among boys under the age of Njhakanjhaka Tribal Hall on 18. “Because we have started to Friday, 8 July, and drew more educate them today, before they than 80 men and boys from engage in dating and marriage, Elim and the surrounding they will know how to respect areas. women and not abuse them,” VFP is a non-government he said. organisation working to proThe Njhakanjhaka tribal mote human rights and social chief, Mr Hlekani Mukhari, cohesion. The motive behind and Mr Bardwell Mufunwaini this open debate was to offer of Munna Ndi Nnyi Men’s both men and boys a free and Forum also attended the event friendly environment to express as guest speakers to show their themselves regarding GBV. support.

By Thembi Siaga

Ms Tendai Chandigere, a member of VFP, unpacked some of the event’s objectives.

“We aim to identify causes or triggers of GBV, where men become either perpetrators or victims, and come up with solutions,” she said.

She said the event advocated for a violence-free community, and that the only way to achieve that was to take men into consideration too and understand their struggles, fears and weaknesses. That is why they created this platform to speak, help and heal without violating others’ rights.

“Men have been stereotyped as the perpetrators for a long time, but we have many male victims as well today. It is only fair to help and allow them to play a role in curbing violence in the community,” she said.

municipality violates certain principles enshrined by the Constitution. They waste a lot of money on advertising posts, yet they know exactly whom they will hire,” he said.

The spokesperson for the Makhado Municipality, Mr Louis Bobodi, said that although interviews for the positions of municipal manager and directors had already been conducted, the outcome had not been finalised yet. “We do not have the names yet of those who will be filling the positions,” Bobodi said.

The Sinthumule Kutama Crisis Committee and Sinthumule Kutama Concerned Group, however, rubbished Sikhutshi’s allegations about irregular appointments. “This is driven by jealousy and bitterness after he failed to relaunch his political career in the ANC,” said Elijah Liremi, the chairperson of the Sinthumule Kutama Crisis Committee. He added that both the Sinthumule Kutama Crisis Committee and Sinthumule Kutama Concerned Group would mobilise the community in support of the municipality.

Mpheni residents put their trust in Sanco to improve service delivery

By Thembi Siaga Driven by the frustration of not having adequate access to basic services, such as water, scores of residents from Mpheni attended the launch of the Mpheni branch of the South African National Civic Organisation (Sanco).

The event was held at Ozias Davhana Secondary School on Saturday, 2 July.

According to the deputy chairperson of Sanco in the Vhembe region, Mr Andy Munyai, the structure aims to oversee and make sure that local councillors, together with community leaders, fulfil their official mandate.

During the event, the leadership of the Mpheni branch was elected. Miss Eunice Mugwena was elected as chairperson, Mr Fredric Tshitango as deputy chairperson, and Mr Raymond Matsapula as secretary.

One of the residents, Miss Gogina Ragosha, said that her desire for Sanco Mpheni was to assist the community with service-delivery woes. “We want basic services such as water and proper roads, and we are fed up with buying water with our hard-earned money. The cost of living is very high, and I hope the structure’s intervention really brings significant change to our community,” she said.

The chairperson of the Mpheni Traditional Council, Mr Charles Musekwa, welcomed the new structure. “We expect to see the Traditional Council working with no disturbance,” he said.

Mugwena said that working hand in hand with community leaders would contribute to service delivery to the community. “Together with the leaders of this village, we will have to work in unity to bring services to the community at large,” she said.

Mr Rudzani Ndou, a member of the South African Communist Party (SACP) and treasurer of the African National Congress (ANC)’s Luonde branch, said: “I believe and hope that the launching of the Sanco branch will create a massive impact on community services. Many people had a lot of questions in terms of service delivery and Sanco is known as an engine to ensure that we get better services.”

Andy Munyai added that Sanco would also facilitate community meetings with members of the community, together with councillors and the community leaders. “This structure will assist them with service-delivery challenges and consultations with the ward councillor, but if they don’t find joy, they are allowed to consult the sub-regional leadership of Sanco to intervene, which is also responsible to meet with the mayor,” he said.

Vumbanani for Peace Building (VFP), a local non-profit organisation, held a men-only dia­ logue event to address gender-based violence on Friday, 8 July. Photo: Thembi Siaga.

Former and current teachers of Makwatambani Primary School held a thanksgiving event in honour of the former principal of the school, Mr Norman Matumba, on Saturday, 16 July. The event was held at the 2Ten Hotel in Sibasa. Matumba was also presented with a special gift during the occasion. Photo supplied.

Standing in the front, right, the deputy chairperson of Sanco Vhembe region, Mr Andy Munyai, shakes hands with the newly elected deputy chairperson of Sanco’s Mpheni branch, Miss Eunice Mugwena, during the launch of Sanco Mpheni on Saturday, 2 July. With them in the photo are the other newly elected leaders of Sanco Mpheni, with community leaders and residents. Photo: Thembi Siaga.

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Tshedza Netshimbupfe inaugurated as new senior traditional leader ed his late father, Thovhele Vho-Vusani Netshimbupfe, A new senior traditional who died in 2013. The Tshimleader, Thovhele Advocate bupfe Tribal Authority has Vho-Tshedza Netshimbu­ been without a leader since pfe, was inaugurated as then, and that is why the inauleader of the Tshimbupfe guration was so significant.

Tribal Authority in Vuwani “We are here to recognize by the MEC for Co-opera­ Thovhele Netshimbupfe as tive Governance, Human he has been appointed as the Settlements & Traditional senior traditional leader by the Affairs, Basikopo Makamu, royal family. We as the govon Friday, 8 July. ernment … can only recognise Tshedza is the Tshivenda what the family has decided,” word for “bright” and, going said MEC Makamu. on its meaning, many believe Makamu encouraged the that Netshimbupfe will lead royal families to refrain from the rural communities under taking traditional leadership the Tshimbupfe Tribal Author- disputes to court, but to rather ity into brighter days. resolve them peacefully. “This Netshimbupfe succeedis not the African way to

resolve disputes and division.

As government, we want to preserve and protect our special culture. We urge you to help us by working together as royal families, discuss matters and remain united.”

Makamu also warned members of the communities from interfering with issues related to royal families. “This is unacceptable and must not be promoted. Matters of the royal families must be left strictly to the royal family. I call upon community members to respect these and other traditional customs.”

He further told Netshimbupfe that much would be expected of him by the royal family and community.

“You will be leading, but I believe that you were born for this responsibility and therefore you are more than ready for the work ahead,” Makamu said.

During the ceremony, Engedzani Netshimbupfe was named khadzi, while Thivhonali (Vhoni) Netshimbupfe was named ndumi.

Thovhele Nthumeni Masia, one of the senior traditional leaders who also attended the cereThe MEC for Co-operative Governance, Human Settlements & mony, congratulated the Traditional Affairs, Mr Basikopo Makamu (right), hands over new senior traditional the certificate of recognition to the newly inaugurated senior leader of the Tshimbupfe traditional leader, Thovhele Advocate Tshedza Netshimbupfe. communities and assured With them in the photograph are Thivhonali (Vhoni) Netshim­ him of his full support bupfe (seated left) and Engedzani Netshimbupfe (seated right, and guidance. in the front). Photo: Silas Nduvheni.

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The Mutele Tribal Council invited the leadership of Musina Municipality for a service-delivery meeting during the council’s gathering on Tuesday, 12 July. Captured shortly after the meeting are, seated from left to right, Musanda Vho-Fhatuwani Munzhelele of Bileni, Musanda VhoHyson Tshiwandalani of Tshikuyu, Musina Mayor Nkhanedzeni Godfrey Mawela, Musanda Vho-Nelson Siphunga of Bennde Mutale and Musanda Vho-Thiambi Dzakani of Duluthulu.

Standing at the back (from left to right) are Phungo Ramofhi (Ward Councillor), Cllr Rudzani Luambo, Mmbengeni Muthivhelo (Chairperson, Mutele Tribal Council), Edson Mutele (mem­ ber of Mutele Tribal Council) and Cllr Viviene Milanzi.

Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, Minister of Home Affairs (on the left) inpects the new recruits to be deployed at the border post. Photo: Silas Nduvheni.

BMA established to take control of security on South Africa’s borders included the SANDF, SAPS, SARS, and Immigration and The South African govern­ Customs. He said that, because ment has come up with a new the system was fragmented, approach to tighten security none of the departments could at all its borders. A Border be held liable for the border Management Authority functions. According to Mot(BMA) was established and is soaledi, this was the reason for manned with a third armed the slow movement across the unit. border.

The BMA will in future be Two-hundred border secuthe sole entity held answerable rity guards were deployed to for border issues and is expectidentified, vulnerable segments ed eventually to fully run its along the borderline to enhance own affairs. the country’s development by The security guards that directing people who want to were deployed all underwent a enter or leave South Africa to lifestyle audit and will regularly the official ports of entry. undergo such to determine The Minister of Home Afhow they live. According to Dr fairs, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, of- Motsoaledi, this is to try and ficiated during the deployment stop corrupt activities within ceremony at the Beitbridge the BMA. Border Post on Thursday, 14 Motsoaledi said that corJuly. ruption within Home Affairs The minister acknowledged had always been there, but that the multi-agency-approach that the department lacked system had failed, which consequence management. He

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vowed to see corruption come to an end.

Dr Motsoaledi, Deputy Minister of Home Affairs Njabulo Nzuza, Director-General Livhuwani Tommy Makhode from the National Home Affairs office, Cllr Anderson Mudunungu, representative of the executive mayor of Vhembe, as well as Musina Mayor Nkhanedzeni Godfrey Mawela, were taken a couple off kilometres west of the Beitbridge Border Post to one of the vulnerable points of entry, where security guards were deployed.

Guards were also deployed at the bridge, where border jumpers simply used ladders to cross the bridge to gain entry into South Africa.

Motsoaledi said that the number of guards was expected to increase to 600 by the end of this financial year.

Two-hundred border guards (165 men and 35 women) are being deployed to possible illegal entry points at the Beitbridge Border Post. The guards were warned to desist from corrupt tendencies. Minister of Home Affairs Dr Aaron Motsoaledi promised the guards that they would be subjected to regular lifestyle auditing. Photo: Bernard Chiguvare.

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Life of the late Jeremia Khunwana celebrated at purification ceremony In memoriam For most African families, performing a purification ceremony (mushumo wa u bvula dzinguvho) a year after a loved one was laid to rest is the norm. In this tradition, the life of the late clergyman, community builder and councillor Jeremia Khunwana was celebrated on Saturday, 9 July, at Muswodi Tshisimani village.

Khunwana passed away on 10 July last year, after a short illness. At the time of his death, he was a ward councillor for Ward 7 in the Musina Municipality. He was also a member of the Musina Municipal Council’s executive committee and portfolio head for technical services and economic development and planning.

As senior pastor in the United African Apostolic Church (UAAC), Khunwana commanded respect locally, having been in the forefront of most of the developmental projects in the area.

The purification ceremony was attended by fellow church members, family, friends and local residents, who came in numbers to honour one of the greatest community builders in the Niani area.

Speaking on behalf of the family, Portia Khunwana said that the purification ceremony was important for the family, so that they could get closure. At the time of Khunwana’s death, many people could not attend the funeral because of the Covid-19 regulations that restricted large gatherings. “It means a lot to us as a family that people honoured our invitation to come and pay tribute to our family

member today. This clearly demonstrates that he was loved by many and had made an everlasting impact on people’s lives.”

Musina Mayor Nkhanedzeni Godfrey Mawela said that people such as Khunwana could not be forgotten because of the positive contributions they had made to local communities during their time on earth. “His leadership skills are sorely missed. Although he is gone, we thank the family for sharing him with the community. Ours now is to pick up the spear where he left off and continue to work hard to develop our communities in his honour.”

The Soutpansberg Community Development Organisation and Mukwetha AP Foundation are pleading with community members to assist the Matumba family in Dopeni village, who recently lost their home in a fire. Photo: Maanda Bele.

Local organisations offer ray of light to destitute Matumba family house to rescue my children,” she said.

The Matumba family from Their house and everything Dopeni village found them­ they owned burnt to ashes selves destitute after their that day. Since then, they have house was allegedly burnt had to squat at their neighdown by disgruntled family bours’ houses. “We cannot members in April this year. afford to build another house A ray of light is, however, as we are not working and shining through for Takalani survive on odd jobs,” added Mavhungu Matumba, his Takalani. wife and two small chil­ The family members called dren as local organisations on a number of organisations stepped in to help. and people, but no one was At around dusk on Wednes- willing to help. Then, one day, day, 13 April, Takalani’s wife a Good Samaritan from the Bridget was busy preparing Soutpansberg Community dinner for her family when she Development Organisation suddenly noticed people busy showed up, donated groceries cutting her fence to get into and offered to build them a their yard. “I smelled petrol two-room house. and went outside to see what Ms Lufuno Jennifer was happening. They were Tshivhase, a co-ordinator for busy dousing the house with the organisation, confirmed petrol from a 20-litre bucket, that the construction of the so I rushed back into the house is currently under way.

By Maanda Bele

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Late politician, man of the cloth and community builder Jeremia Khunwana was remembered during a purification ceremony held at his home village of Muswodi Tshisimani two weeks ago.

They are appealing to other sponsors to help them, so that they can add another room for the family.

Another local organisation, the Mukwetha AP Foundation, also visited the Matumba family on Wednesday, 29 June, to donate more groceries and blankets. The founder of the organisation, Ms Mukhetwa Mukhesi, called on members of the public to reach out and help the family as they have lost all of their belongings in the fire. “The situation here is very sad, and there are little children involved. We are requesting the community to help this family in whichever why they can, be it with clothes, food or any kind of household utilities,” she said.

Those who wish to assist can contact Takalani Matumba directly on 079 308 7580.

Prospective suppliers are hereby requested as per Municipal Supply Chain Management Regulation (14) (1) (ii) to register and update on National Treasury Central Supplier Database online available on www.csd.gov.za.

Musina’s Post Office still not fully functional

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The post office in Musina is still not fully functional after falling victim to burglars in December last year.

The facility had been suffering a string of break-ins before the last thugs nearly cleaned it out, stealing all the equipment needed to run it fully. Parts of the building outside was also damaged.

“Customers can post and collect items at the branch, but online transactions will only be possible once the point-of-sale equipment has been replaced,” said Mr Johan Kruger, spokesperson for the South Africa Post Office.

For car licence renewals, residents are advised to visit the Louis Trichardt and Dzanani post offices, or visit the post office’s website at www. sapomvl.co.za.

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The selfless acts of Mr James Phahle­ la Maswanganyi, legendary founding principal of M’tititi High School in the Malamulele District, have not gone unnoticed. To prove this, the school’s first Grade 8 (Form 1) class of 1974 have regrouped to organise an event to honour the man who had changed their lives 48 years ago. The event is to take place at the school on Friday, 29 July, starting at 08:00.

Mr George Maluleke, the secretary of the preparatory committee, called M’tititi Class of Maswanganyi, said that this event was long overdue. “We have parted with him more than 40 years ago, with his products having pursued different careers, but when we look back, we feel there is something we did not do: give credit where it is due, and tell him we are thankful for the role he played in our lives,” said Maluleke, who is a retired school principal himself.

He said that, when some of the learn-

ers dropped out of school, Maswanganyi personally went to their homes and persuaded them to finish their secondary schooling, offering to pay their fees from his own pocket. “Many of those learners became professional people later in their lives.”

The legendary school principal had indeed produced many people who have distinguished themselves in different career fields, such as well-known broadcaster Mr Sydney Baloyi, retired magistrate Mr Daniel Maluleke, journalist Mr Benson Ntlemo, former Thulamela senior manager Mr Ndengeza Masangu and the late Mr Rodgers Ngobeni, once the mayor of Levubu-Shingwedzi Transitional Local Council. Some, including Dr Jabulani Happy Nukeri, Dr Anna Mathye and Dr Jackie Moyane, went so far as to obtain their PhDs. Mr Ernest Khosa, who is an author and the chairperson of the National Student Aid Scheme Board, will be the guest speaker, while the National Education Collaboration Trust will be

donating some books to the Read to Lead campaign. Well-known author and retired news reader for Munghana Lone FM Mr Freddie Rikhotso has also confirmed that he will attend the event.

Retired principal and founder of the M’tititi High School, Mr James Phahlela Maswanganyi. Photo supplied.

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Ha-Lambani residents not happy with incomplete “rubbish” bridge

By Maanda Bele

The boys from Tshimbupfe Tshilaphala village returned home safely from initiation school on Saturday, 16 July. Photo: Kaizer Nengovhela.

Boys return as men after initiation

By Kaizer Nengovhela Parents gathered at Tshim­ bupfe Tshilaphala village on Saturday, 16 July, to welcome their boys back after a month at the Murundu initiation school. They were met with happy smiles as the initiates, who spent the winter holiday in the mountain, finally made their appearance.

This was the first group of initiates since 2020 as this age-old tradition, conducted by initiation schools, was suspended during the height of the Covid pandemic. Traditional leader Vhamusanda Vho-Takalani Mulaudzi was also there to welcome them home.

No fatalities were reported at the initiation school. This, said traditional leader Mr Azwitamisi Munarini Nemavhulani, owner of the Murundu

initiation school, was because of the cooperation between the surgeon and the provincial health department, who made sure that all participants were in good health before they were admitted to the initiation school.

The young men who attended the initiation school said they had learnt a lot about their culture as well as respect for others.

Nemavhulani, who took over the reins from his late father, said he was happy to continue with the family’s practice of running a safe, traditional initiation school. “We successfully complete initiations without any deaths, and that is because of the support and guidance we get from local traditional leaders, CoGHSTA, the health department and the Premier’s office,” he said. “When initiates join our school, we allow them

to bring their medication that they take at home with them.

We don’t want the kids to get sick at the initiation school. A kid at home is still a kid at the initiation school, and that’s what we want.”

One of the parents, Pastor Lawrence Muhali from Tshimbupfe Mavhulani, was also there to welcome back his youngest son, Asiyashu Muhali, from the initiation school.

Asiyashu (10) was the youngest among the initiates. “I’m delighted to see my young boy back home. He spent the whole month in the mountain. Everything is well and we are happy and satisfied,” said Muhali.

Mulaudzi said that this cultural practice assisted in curbing social ills by educating the young boys. He gave credit to all those involved in this process. “They leave home as boys and return as men,” he said.

Three years into construc­ tion and the residents at Ha-Lambani are still waiting for their bridge to be completed. The R27-million project was launched in 2019 by former Thulamela Mayor Avhashoni Tshifhango, after which construction started.

The bridge was supposed to be completed by April 2020.

When the residents first reported the then still incomplete bridge in June 2021, the municipality blamed the slow progress of the construction on Covid-19 and the lockdown, but this excuse, they say, has long since expired as many projects such as these had resumed and had since been completed.

Mr Takalani Musetsho of Lambani’s local civic organisation said that community members were very unhappy about this bridge. According to residents, the bridge is not level, has cracks that need to be fixed, and is not even wide enough for two-way driving of vehicles. “The bridge pillars are also not strong enough; we fear it will collapse on us,” Musetsho added.

On Monday, 18 July, Limpopo Mirror’s correspondent spoke to one of the former workers at the bridge, who confirmed that the bridge was still under construction. “On Friday (15 July) I saw them

inserting rails. That bridge is far from being complete. At least one of the senior municipal officials told us that they won’t open it until it is fixed, because it is not safe,” she said.

According to her, they were not paid on time and that is why she had quit.

On 7 July, Thulamela Local Municipality posted on their Facebook page, confirming that the bridge is not 100% complete yet. The post reads: The Chairperson of MPAC, Cllr Malindi OT [Obrin Thivhilaheli], led his team on #ProjectVisit at Ha Lambani to check the completed bridge despite some snag-list which are being attended to.

To date, this “snag-list” seemingly still has not been attended to. Some of the unsatisfied residents from Lambani village and the sur-

rounding areas commented on the Facebook post.

Sakie Lambani said: “Do you even call that bridge a complete bridge? Our municipality is seriously failing us.

This project is a danger to the community and not in any way adding hope to the community when it comes to development.

It was not in any way supposed to be approved as complete.”

According to Rudzani Munyai, the top slab is not straight, and the bridge has cracks. “This was just a waste of taxpayers’ money.”

Thendo Mafhala said: “You call that rubbish a bridge. It is a disgrace to your government.”

Musetsho had very little hope that something will be done about the bridge. “We will just have to accept it the way it is,” he said.

Thulamela municipal officials assess the “completed” Lam­ bani bridge. Photo: Thumela Municipality Facebook page.

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Members of the Forever Royal Family spent their 67 minutes of service during Mandela Day 2022 to help with a clean-up campaign at the Nesengani Stimulation and Disability Centre at Mangilasi in Vuwani. Photo: supplied.

Khadani Football Club, one of four soccer clubs in the Collins Chabane Local Municipality, received soccer kits to improve their football skills from the MEC for Sports, Arts and Culture, Thandi Moraka, at the Mdabula Community Hall this past Mandela Day (18 July). In the photograph, from left to right, are Collins Chabane Mayor Moses Maluleke, Deputy Minister in the Presidency Thembi Siweya, Mzamani Erick Maluleke (recipient of soccer kit), and acting Vhembe District Municipality Mayor Shinisani Sinyosi. At the back (right), the MEC for Sport, Arts and Culture, Thandi Moraka, is announcing the names of the other clubs who also benefited. Photo: Silas Nduvheni.

Project Mpho, the Venriders and Cllr Rudzani Mukhuba spent their 67 minutes for Mandela Day planting trees and sweet potatoes along with the mentally challenged patients of Beaconsfield Clinic in Ha-Mavhunga village. Photo: Maanda Bele.

To celebrate Mandela Day, community members of Ward 32 in Makhado joined hands with the VenRiders and the ward councillor, Stanley Dzhivhuho, to clean up, re-paint and de-bush the Fulufhelo Special School in Ha-Mandiwana village in Nzhelele. Photo: Maanda Bele.

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An unemployed mother of six and grandmother of four, Ms Mashudu Peace Nkosi from in Maniini village, just outside Thohoyandou, whose house was destroyed in the floods in Decem­ ber 2021, received a three-room RDP house, built by the Thulamela Local Municipality, on Monday, 18 July. This outreach formed part of Mandela Day 2022. Some donors also handed over beds and appliances to the Nkosi family. In the photo, standing from left to right, are the acting traditional leader of Maniini village, Vicky Mmbi, Thulamela Mayor Sarah Rambuda, Ward 41 councillor Johannes Ligaraba, the beneficiary of the RDP house, Mashudu Peace Nkosi (44), Pfuzo Mushadu, Winnie Nkosi and Robert Ralulimi. Photo: Silas Nduvheni.

Francinah Maswanganyi, Timothy Matumba, Phophi Ndou, Tabule Mohale and Simion Ligidi­ ma were among more than 100 elderly people who received blankets from the Deputy Minister in the Presidency, Thembi Siweya, at the Mdabula Community Hall this past Mandela Day (18 July). Photo: Silas Nduvheni.

Community members of Ward 38 in Makhado spent their 67 minutes of Mandela Day patching up the potholes on the D366 road. The community members were led by the ward councillor, Rudzani Mukhuba. Photo: Maanda Bele.

The Louis Trichardt Memorial Hospital initiated some activities in support of Man­ dela Day this year, including various clean-up projects. In the photo, Mpho Mabasa is debushing an area near the hospital’s mortuary. Photo: Bernard Chiguvare.

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Art & Entertainment DJ Makhanthi finally gets out of the shadows and releases his own album

By Kaizer Nengovhela After years of working in the shadows of others and many collaborations, Shudufhadzo Muofhe, known as DJ Makhan­ thi on the Deck, finally came out of his cocoon with the release of his debut album, called CD Ziyawa.

He says that the four-track album is dedicated to all his loyal fans, and is in appreciation of their support throughout his music career.

The artist, who hails from Khunda, has released a number of singles over the years. CD Ziyawa was recorded from his home to inspire the youth in his village.

“Charity starts at home. I could have done it somewhere else but

felt that home was best as this would allow my peers to change their mindset and see that great things happen locally,” he says.

Muofhe says he was overwhelmed with the support he got from the community. “I’m happy that the album is so well received, also on radio stations. I am very excited and motivated, and I can now promise that the best is yet to come. I have come to realise that, as a united front, artists from this area have a bright future.”

Muofhe has also fallen victim to piracy in the past, but says that his love of music was what kept him going, otherwise he might have quit a long time ago. “It would be good if the authorities could help musicians more in the fight against piracy, as this is a great

challenge for local artists.”

He advises young musicians to focus on their education first before they venture fully into the music industry.

Osome shows his uniqueness through his music

By Thembi Siaga Osome Feyn is all for embracing one's uniqueness. Born Vhuthu Tshisikule, the talented young hip­ hop rapper from Sabina Plaza in Thohoyandou reckons that showing one’s true self is what makes human beings stand out from the crowd, and that is exactly what he strives for through his music.

“Being unique helps us feel more valuable, purposeful, happy, and truly connected. A strong and a positive self-image is the best preparation for success,” he said.

Late in 2020, Osome released his most acclaimed project, a seven-track EP called Painted,, which gradually gained him national traction. For him, this was proof that all his hard work was finally starting to bear fruit.

In June last year, he released another EP, titled The Anatomy of Deeper Thoughts. This album contains four tracks, including a hit single called The

t Osome Feyn Rising hip­hop artis ique is what un g believes that bein t from the ou nd sta le makes peop an uw i Neluvhada. crowd. Photo: Livh

Man “This song is timeless. I love how Man. people react whenever I play or perform it, even when they do not even know who Osome Feyn is.”

He says that taking the time to discover and allow one’s truest expression is very important. “I believe every single person in this world is trying out new things because nobody has ever lived 2022 before. Our steps, pain, peace and stories are not the same.”

Osome started his music journey at the age of 16 and always had a deep interest in music, wanting to equip himself fully with knowledge of the music fraternity. This, he said, enabled him to be more open to explore the industry before joining it.

“I finally got the confidence to write rhymes and make music, based on my experiences growing up as a kid in Venda. Since then, I have fallen deeper in love with music,” he said.

Follow Osome Feyn’s music on social-media platforms, including YouTube.

The voice behind Ndi yone mini yeneyi ‘s star girl The lovely Shonisani Maphiri is a South African actress, best known for her role as Mabirimisa in Phalaphala FM’s Ndi yone mini yeneyi soapie.

Maphiri has a sound educational background, completing her matric at the Muhuyuwathomba Secondary School in Vondwe. After school, she enrolled for a computer literacy course at Masithi and Partners Trading and Projects before she went on to enrol for a degree in economics and management science at the University of South Africa, where she is currently in her third year.

She worked at Masithi and Partners Trading and Projects as office administrator for two years and later joined Phalaphala FM’s Ndi yone mini yeneyi cast as Mabirimisa.

Maphiri recalls how difficult it had been when she made her appearance on the radio drama for the first time, not knowing anything about play scripts. “When I first arrived at the studio, I was just a girl from the villages and knew nothing about radio acting. I still remember listening to my first episode of the soapie with my family. I wasn’t so sure that I could do it, but I pushed on and, over the years, I have continued to work on my craft to become a better actress.”

Maphiri’s acting career really started more than a decade ago. “I joined the drama group at school, and we used to perform dramas from our schoolbooks.” She did not stop there, however. She continued with her acting, reciting poetry and performing dramas at various events around the Vhembe region.

She also spends her spare time training this skill to young children who are passionate about drama. “I have this burning desire to nurture the talent of the young ones, especially those from my communities,” she said.

Bass guitar player, Mbevhana, to record his third album in his own studio at Khubvi

By Victor Mukwevho Bass guitar player Nkanukeni Zebulon Mbevhana is busy re­ cording his third album, which is to be released in September this year.

Mbevhana made national headlines when he built his own recording studio in his house last year at the age of 59. The shy-looking father of two boys from Khubvi village, approximately 25 kilometres north of Sibasa, said everything started when he made his own wooden guitar in 1978 and taught himself to play it.

“Within a year, people started to invite me to play during weddings and birthday parties.

But my father was against it and

destroyed my guitar, which was my only asset in my life then,” he said.

Even though he was so disappointed when his guitar was broken into several pieces and thrown away into the bushes, he knew deep inside his heart that, one day, he would make it in the music industry.

Because he is from a poor background, however, he had to wait for more than 45 years before he could record his first album last year.

“I did not have money to record my music, so I decided to build my own studio in my house.

Bass guitar player Zebulon Mbevhana playing his guitar in his studio. Photo: Victor Mukwevho.

I started by buying a bass guitar more than 15 years ago and started practising every day.

I then bought a lead guitar, drums, a computer and, before I knew it, I had all the instruments I needed,” he said.

He built his studio by using egg boxes to soundproof the room, and it worked, he says.

“I have recorded a number of artists in my studio to date.

I have also recorded my first album here,” he said.

Phalaphala FM’s Shonisani Maphiri is the voice behind Ndi yone mini yeneyi’s Mabirimisa. Photo supplied.

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Riverplaats mother of three calls for assistance after fire destroys house village gathered at the homecold now,” Ndou cried. stead, but they could do very She estimates the damage at Ms Janet Ndou, a single little. When the firefighters ar- approximately R400 000. “I’m mother of three from River­ rived at the scene, they doused asking community members plaats, near Elim, is calling the flames. “Watching all of our to please assist. We would for help from community belongings burn to ashes was appreciate any kind of donamembers after their fourvery painful. Everything we tions - food, clothing, building room house inexplicably owned was inside the house material, furniture, household caught fire and everything the fridge, kitchen units, beds, utensils, anything. I will be they owned was destroyed on TV, money, clothes, IDs, food pleased if someone could help Tuesday, 12 July. and furniture. I don’t know me get a better place to stay,” Ndou recalls seeing the burn- what to do. Where do we go to? she said. ing house just as she and her It is not safe for us to sleep in young children arrived home a tent as snakes and rats could Anyone who can assist the at about 12:00 the afternoon. get in, and the nights are very family can call 078 544 9041.

Fortunately, no-one was in the house at the time, but she still cannot explain how the fire could have started.

The unemployed woman said the situation left her feeling discouraged.

“I could not believe my eyes when I saw that the house was burning. We tried to extinguish the fire while at the same time trying to call the police and firefighters, but the fire was very fierce,” Ms Janet Ndou from Riverplaats village and her three young children she said. lost their home and everything in it after their house burnt down on People from the Tuesday, 12 July. Photo supplied.

By Kaizer Nengovhela

Friends and family members celebrated the life of the late Ha-Matsa ZCC Pastor, Gerson Muvhulawa Mulaudzi, last Saturday. Photo: Maanda Bele.

Life of Gerson Mulaudzi celebrated On Saturday, 16 July, the family hosted a memorial serWhen the famous ZCC pas­ vice for the late pastor, held at tor, Gerson Muvhulawa Mu­ Ha-Matsa village in Nzhelele. laudzi, passed away on 9 July Mulaudzi had also acted as last year, the Covid lockdown vice chairperson of the church regulations, which restrict­ board. He was described as ed gatherings and funerals, a God-fearing man who had were still in place. The Mu­ loved people. His cousins laudzi family members were called him a “straight talker”. left devastated, knowing that Mulaudzi’s eldest child, Ms close friends and relatives Rofhiwa Mulaudzi, said it still would not be able to bid felt as if her father had passed him a last farewell. Since away only yesterday. “He was a these regulations have been man of love to all his children scrapped, they, like many and grandchildren. It will be other bereaved families, took impossible to forget him. He the opportunity to make always encouraged the family up for it in honour of their to stay united,” she said. departed loved ones.

His son, Mr Rudzani MuBy Maanda Bele

laudzi, could not hold back his tears. “My father had been like a friend to me. We have lost a true man; one of life’s soldiers.

We are so very grateful for everything he did for us,” he said.

Mr Lawrence Matsila also remembered Mulaudzi with kindness. “He was just such an honest man and true pastor, who knew the Word of God by heart. He loved and always wanted to please God. Ha-Matsa ZCC will remember him always, knowing that the church has lost a warrior. Our wish is that his children follow in their father’s footsteps. May his soul rest in peace.”

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as prostitutes or clients, but see money-making opportunity for themselves as girlfriends or boywomen but often turns nasty when More than 11 000 girls under friends, even glorifying their sugar the sugar daddies start controlling the age of 19 fell pregnant in daddies or mommies. The transthem - to the extent that they are Limpopo last year. Based on action is fairly straightforward told how to dress, whom to talk to, earlier studies, almost a quarter – the blesser provides the lodging, where to go and they are isolated of the girls who get pregnant are food and extra luxuries, and in from the rest of the community. between 15 and 16 years of age. return, the young They literally Almost half of them would have person keeps the become the sex been made pregnant by men over blesser satisfied. slaves of the sugthe age of 21.

For many this ar daddies. These The figures imply that we are not is a way out of good-for-nothing dealing with fairy tales. This is not poverty and puts old men are the a case where a 14-year-old Juliet a regular meal on ones who decide meets a 15-year-old Romeo, the the table. whether they will two fall in love and nine months The system use condoms or later a lovechild gets born. No, we depends on not. are living in the age of blessers and poverty. It relies If a girl gets sugar mommies. This era is one of on the fact that pregnant, they transactional sex, where children enough young usually dump Vic’s Views are used as convenient toys by dis- people desperate them, with deadgusting older men and women. to escape from ly instructions Transactional sex is nothing new, their current circumstances can that, should they tell anyone about but it preys on the poor and the always be found. the father of the baby, they will be vulnerable. It destroys the moral Poor schoolgirls and divorced faxed to heaven. (Township lingo fibre of any society in the world women are the main targets of meaning they will be killed). and is rampant among the rich, the the sugar daddies. In exchange for Transactional sex is also affamous and often the most educat- cash, a sugar daddy can sleep with fecting young boys. Of late, more ed members of society. as many as five girls per week. They stories have surfaced of boys who Trying to eradicate it from socirent top-shelf flats in affluent sub- are seduced by female teachers or ety is near impossible. The victims urbs, which they use as their sex their mothers’ friends. The women, do not necessarily view themselves dens. The process starts as an easy who are often married, provide

By Victor Mukwevho

financial support to a typically younger lover, with the expectation of having sex with him. The whole thing very often starts off with the young man’s being employed as a gardener. They are later given more money and expensive gifts in exchange of sex.

Not too long ago, I questioned one such lady who has a young lover. I asked her what drew her to young boys.

“Apart from the fact that they are young, strong and fit, they are always ready to groove the whole night, while the madalas only have one round and [then] sleep. We live once, and we have to enjoy our lives,” she said.

On the question of spreading diseases such as HIV/AIDS, she said that, diseases or no diseases, transactional sex was the best.

“That is the way to go now. He only comes when I need him. If I see someone better, I move on to another Ben 10. After all, it is my money and I spend it the way I want,” she said and bolted into the tavern.

All of this is madness - at the expense of our children.

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22 JULY 2022 11

Hosi Pheni Ngove to lead Limpopo House of Traditional Leaders ditional Affairs, Mr Basikopo Makamu.

Hosi Pheni Ngove will be Ngove succeeded Kgosi leading the Limpopo House Malesela Solomon Dikgale, of Traditional Leaders in who led the house for two future. This comes after he terms. MEC Makamu conwas elected as the new chair­ gratulated the newly elected person during a sitting to leadership and assured them reconstitute the sixth House that, together, they would of Traditional Leaders. grow the Limpopo Province The sitting, held on Moninto a giant. “We have previday, 11 July, at the Thulamela ously worked excellently with Local Municipality’s chamber, your predecessors, and in that was presided over by the MEC tradition, we shall continue for Co-Operative Governance, to make the most of all our Human Settlements & Traindividual responsibilities.

The house affirms our dignity as a government rooted in traditional practice, pride and governance,” said MEC Makamu.

According to Makamu, the Limpopo House of Traditional Leaders’ main function is to advise the government and legislature on matters related to custom, tradition, and culture, including development initiatives that have an impact on Hosi Pheni Ngove says he is ready rural communities. to serve the Limpopo House of Thirsty-six (36) Traditional Leaders as chairperson. representatives of Photo: Silas Nduvheni.

By Silas Nduvheni

local houses of traditional leaders, as elected by senior traditional leaders in five districts in the beginning of July this year, had gathered to elect their new executive committee.

Ngove was elected as chairperson during a secret ballot election, coordinated by the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC). Kgosi Boleu Rammpudu was elected as the new deputy chairperson, while Kgosikgadi Masemola and Hosi Erick Chauke were elected as members of the executive committee.

Additionally, Kgosi Dikgale, Hosi Ntsanwisi, and Thovhele Ratshibvumo II Rammbuda, were elected to represent the National House of Traditional Leaders and Khoi-San leaders.

Ngove said he was ready to lead the provincial house and assured everyone that the key mandate was to see that communities were developed, and making sure that the situation around unemployment under the youth and women improved. He said it was not about position, but about working for the people - especially marginalised rural communities.

Standing from left to right are Kgosi Rammupudu Boleu II (also deputy chairperson), the newly elected chairperson of the Limpopo House of Traditional Leaders, Hosi Pheni Ngove, MEC for Co-Operative Governance, Human Settlements and Traditional Affairs, Mr Basikopo Makamu, Kgosigadi Mmakgatje Masemola and Hosi Erick Chauke. Photo: Silas Nduvheni.

The illegal cutting of the African Teak tree has become a matter of great concern for the com­ munity of Tshidzini. Here, community leaders Mr David Ramanaga (in black) and Mr Robert Magara inspect the logs that were left in the bush by the thieves. Photo: Elmon Tshikhudo.

Meeting to discuss illegal cutting of trees disrupted by “troublemakers” who were allegedly intoxicated, started hurling insults at comA meeting to discuss the munity leaders, using vulgar illegal cutting of the highly words. The unruly elements prized and protected Mitu­ are alleged to be a rented mob lume trees (Wild Oleander, aligned with those who are or African Teak) at Tshidzini, benefitting from the illegal sale outside Thohoyandou, ended of the tree, who made sure the in disarray and chaos when issue was not discussed. unruly members of the com­ For a moment, chaos reigned, munity caused havoc. with the three troublemakers The mass meeting that was (two women and a man who is called by the different strucapparently not even a local viltures in the village to discuss lager) threatening everyone at matters concerning developthe meeting. The cool-headed ment in the village took place leadership of the village averted on Sunday, 10 July. what could have escalated The meeting was also into a physical fight. The man attended by officials from the apparently also threatened to national Department of Ecoshoot some of the leaders. The nomic Development, Forestry angry community dispersed one and Fisheries, who conducted by one and the issue of the trees an awareness campaign on the was never deliberated on. different plant species, teaching Community leader Mr Robthe community about their ert Magara said they were very importance and the acts that disappointed with the whole govern them. fiasco. “We have a serious probLocal Thulamela Ward 9 lem here where there is massive councillor Mpho Matshavha looting of the protected African reported on progress made on Teak tree. A few weeks ago, we the different projects being stopped a truck full of big logs undertaken in the village. The of the tree in the local bushes. item that many were waiting to On questioning the drivers of hear a report-back on, however, the truck and the excavator was the concerns raised by that was being used to load community members about the the trees, we were surprised to illegal cutting of the African learn that certain leaders were

By Elmon Tshikhudo

Teak trees in the area.

When the time came to deliberate on this issue, three members of the community,

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part of this syndicate that was illegally cutting the trees. The matter was reported to the environment officials, who took the culprits to the police, where they were given a spot fine of only R2 500,” he said.

Magara said the community members were very angry that such a small fine was imposed on the culprits, who also took away the consignment of illegal trees, leaving only a little of their loot behind.

Mr David Ramanaga, who was herding cattle in the bushes, spotted the fully loaded truck and reported the matter to the local authorities. He said that he was not happy about the way the issue was handled.

“We were to discuss the issue as a community, and these people came to disrupt our meeting.

We won’t rest until this issue is well ventilated, and their threats will not deter us. We cannot watch as our heritage is being destroyed. These are very important trees, and we will take the matter to the highest level. We would like to see those disrespectful individuals called to order,” he said.

A follow-up meeting on the matter is being planned, but no date has been set yet.

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12 22 JULY 2022

Matangari Day celebrations used to educate community about history brought residents together to come and spend quality time Hundreds of villagers showed with the owner of the land, who up at the Nyamande roy­ was also the senior traditional al palace in Matangari in leader in the Tshivhase dynasty. celebration of Matangari “It has been a long time since Day on Saturday, 9 July. The we have had such a high-profile festivities also served as the visit here. We were installed 39th birthday celebration of here to look after Vho-Tholocal traditional leader Khosi vhele’s people and today we Vho-Mutulagole Nyamande. are very excited that he visited us to check on us. It is rare The function was attended to have such a leader in one’s by the Tshivhase dynasty’s area. With 77 chiefs under him, leader, Thovhele Vho-Kennedy it is an honour for us to have Tshivhase, many community him here where we are sharing and traditional leaders and the issues of development and the local Thulamela ward councilplans we have for this area,” he lor. The programme for the day said. included traditional dances, A cake was cut, and a toast such as the tshigombela, malen- made too in celebration of de and tshikona. The history of Nyamande’s 39th birthday. the Tshivhase dynasty and the Community members who Nyamande line of descent was contributed in extraordinary also read during the occasion. ways to the upliftment and The host, Khosi Vho-Mutudevelopment in the village were lagole Nyamande, said the day’s awarded with certificates of celebration was important as it recognition.

By Elmon Tshikhudo

Thovhele Vho-Ken­ nedy Tshivhase (left) and Khosi Vho-Mu­ tulagole Nyamande (on Tshivhase’s right) outperform locals with their impressive tshikona dancing skills during Nyamande’s 39th birthday celebration.

Photo: Elmon Tshikhudo.

Tshivhase told the gathering that some among the Vhokhotsimunene were against the rule

by Mutulagole. “I implore all of you to work together towards the developmental goals of this village, regardless of your differences. You are very blessed here as a community. With the richness of resources you have, like the local irrigation scheme where most of you are involved in agriculture, you have no excuse to plead poverty, but only if you stay united and focused. Support your chief and respect him, and together with the village structures, you can make a big difference. We need development here and do not want to see our people suffering,” he said.

As always, Tshivhase did not let his subjects down and lived up to the occasion by joining the local tshikona dancers, outdoing them with his impressive traditional-dancing skills.

Young people must farm to sustain themselves the training, his students should be able practices to conserve the ecological to actively participate in the primary ag- environment while, at the same time, Mr Kenny Ravhuanzwo, an emerg­ ricultural sector through the production controlling pests, diseases and weeds ing farmer from Madimbo village, of quality agricultural products, enhanc- on all crops effectively and responsibly. strongly believes that young people ing the overall agricultural process, and I have no doubt that when they leave should start to produce their own gaining opportunities to access local, here, they will be able to start their own food to counter the high cost of living national and international agricultural farming projects and contribute to the and massive food price hikes South markets. local economy,” he said.

Africans now experience daily.

He was happy to see the increase in Walter Rambuda (23) is one of the asLimpopo Mirror caught up with the number of young people willing to pirant young farmers who is taking part Ravhuanzwo at his farm while he was devote their time to the programme. in the programme. “The programme busy training 30 local youths on mixed “This clearly shows that young people is very helpful because I can now grow farming systems. He is working with the love farming, but are handicapped by vegetables and take care of poultry on Health and Welfare Sector and Training the lack of support and resources. In my own. I can also understand the basic Authority (HWSETA) to implement this only the few days that we have been layout of financial statements, basic soil programme in the deep rural Madimbo together, these young people are already fertility and plant nutrition, and adminvillage, situated about 100km east of able to plant and take care of vegetables ister livestock processing treatments.

Musina. The programme started on 1 on their own, manage the poultry and I’m looking forward to my graduation, July and ends on 31 July. take care of fruit trees on their own. so that I can start my own farming Ravhuanzwo said that, if South Africa They can apply sustainable farming enterprise,” he said. wanted to defeat the scourge of hunger and starvation, a lot of resources would have to be invested in young people, so that they could venture into agricultural projects. “With this high rate of unemployment in our country, it is clear that many families cannot afford to buy basic food like fruits, vegetables and meat. If we can get more young people involved in agriculture, we will be able to produce more food and thereby win the war against poverty. Besides feeding their families, young people will also be able to create their own jobs through agriculture,” he said.

Emerging farmer and skills-development provider Kenny Ravhuanzwo (back Ravhuanzwo, who is an accredited row, fourth from right) captured with some of the young people he is training skills-development provider, said after on mixed farming systems at his farm in Madimbo village.

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Nemalale swops overall for a graduation gown yellow overalls and went out to pick up litter and do dirty work, while I During the weekdays, Elelwani Eva managed to study part time to get Nemalale is a regular figure around this certificate. This was the first time Malale village, picking up litter in my life that I graduated, and the and cutting overgrown bushes feeling of joy was overwhelming. A along the local roads in her yellow mere certificate may sound insignifoveralls. She is one of the contract icant to someone else, but to me this workers for the Expanded Public is the greatest achievement of my life.

Works Programme (EPWP), where It just shows that everything is possishe earns R1 800 per month. ble if there is a will to succeed.”

People often look down on EPWP Despite graduating with a projworkers, as many of them cannot ect-management skills certificate, read or write. However, Nemalale has Nemalale is not ready to hang up her never allowed the public’s negative yellow overalls yet. “I will continue perceptions to become a stumbling to keep the environment clean. This block for her own success. On 24 is the steppingstone that encourages June this year, she swopped her me to study further in future. My yellow overalls for a graduation gown advice to others who do odd jobs like when she received her project manmyself is not to look down on themagement certificate during Vhembe selves, but to use this opportunity to TVET College’s skills-graduation study and prepare themselves for a ceremony that was held at the Nance- better future.” field Multipurpose Centre in Musina.

To supplement her meagre salary, This achievement is no small feat Nemalale also sells beauty products for Nemalale; she is very proud of it. and kitchenware at local farms after “I got up early every day, put on my hours and during weekends.

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EPWP worker Eva Nemalale (left) swopped her yellow overalls for a gradua­ tion gown to receive her project manage­ ment certificate from Vhembe TVET Col­ lege CEO Besani Hlekane. Photo supplied.

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Thulamela LFA prepare for elections member of the current executive committee. He represents The much-awaited elections the Nzhelele Cluster in the of the officials who will lead committee. Eric Munyai is the Thulamela Local Football also a famous name in the Association (Thulfa) over the local football fraternity. He is next four years will finally be a semi-professional referee. held at the Thulamela Library Munyai will also contest for the on Saturday morning. position of third deputy chairThe race for the chairmanperson. He will be competing ship is among four people, with two ladies, Mavis Mulinamely Messrs Rudzani bana and Sina Nemavhadwe, Mulaudzi, Mulalo Tshitake, for the position of third deputy Avhazwifuni Netshiavha and chairperson.

Joe Nevhukalanga. Rudzani The position of treasurer will Mulaudzi is a well-known local professional referee. Tshitake is holding the position of first deputy chairperson in the current executive committee, while Netshiavha and Nevhukalanga are new names in the books of the Thulamela LFA. The people who had availed themselves for the position of first deputy chairperson are Joe Nevhukalanga and David Khakhu. Messrs Tshilidzi Mukwevho, Eric Munyai, Joe Nevhukalanga, and Mulalo Tshitake and Ms Sina Nemavhandwe will be One of the nominees for the contesting for the position of position of second deputy second deputy chairperson. chairperson, Mr Eric Munyai.

Tshilidzi Mukwevho is a Photo: Frank Mavhungu.

By Frank Mavhungu

Maano Phaswana of Brothers with the ball, with Mulamuleli Managa running for cover.

Photo: Kaizer Nengovhela.

Maelula Brothers in quarter final

By Kaizer Nengovhela Mukula Fast XI will no longer participate in the Zwavhudi Animal Feed Youth Winter Tournament after being booted out by Maelula United Brother in a Last-16 match played at the Tshakhuma Malaria Grounds on Saturday.

The two teams played to 1-all draw and the match had to be decided by a penalty shoot-out, which Brothers won 5-4.

During the match, Brothers relied on their experienced strikers, Sello “Ferrari” Molewa and Timothy Moteme for goals, but the duo were tightly marked. Moteme managed to beat the offside trap in the fourth minute to unleash a half volley, but the ball went

far wide.

This attempt was a wake-up call for Fast XI. They initiated several promising moves from behind, which were all intercepted as they entered the opposition’s danger area.

Brothers did not lose hope, despite having difficulty finding their way through the defence of Fast XI. Brothers finally broke the deadlock in the 24th minute.

Sello Molewa tried his luck from the edge of the box with a volley. The keeper of Fast XI, Rudzani Avheani, watched helplessly as the ball went beyond his reach.

The wheel of fortune turned against Brothers in the 36th minute. A defender of Brothers handled the ball in a mix-up within 60 metres.

That prompted the referee to award a free kick. Mulamuleli

Managa scored the equaliser with a beautiful header.

Realising that the strikers were showing no appetite for goals, Managa abandoned his position to assist the strikers.

Brothers came close to scoring again in the 65th minute. Their right winger, Sello Molewa, received a neat pass from Rowen Mashabela and ran towards the right corner from where he dished a square pass. The pass was intercepted before the ball entered the penalty box.

Both sides played defensive football for the remaining part of the game. Players who went into the referee’s book for different infringements are Thabelo Nemakanga and Maano Phaswana for Brothers, while Fast XI’s offenders were Takalani Nengudza and Uhone Mbedzi.

Morning Stars and Two for Joy on the warpath This will be the first match for Morning Stars at the With most of the teams Rabali Stadium after Mr affiliated to the Limpo­ Itani Musandiwa bought the po Stream of the Sasol majority of shares in the club Women’s League left with last month. Morning Stars six matches before the end and Two for Joy are closely of the season, the struggle contesting for the league championship. The Stars are shining on top of the log with 30 points, while Two for Joy are in the second position, only five points behind.

Should they manage to beat Two for Joy, Morning Stars will be almost sure of a place in the promotional playoffs at the end of the season.

Merwe United Ladies will host Tshandama Young Stars at the Merwe Ready to stop Lacoste Morning Stars: Two for Joy Ladies FC. Grounds in the MalPhoto: Frank Mavhungu. amulele area. Merwe

By Frank Mavhungu

for promotion will con­ tinue this weekend. The mother of all battles will be between Lacoste Morn­ ing Stars and Two for Joy Ladies that will be played at the Rabali Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

and Young Stars are still to win a league match this season. United Ladies are languishing at the bottom of the log with only two points, while Young Stars are in the second-last position on the log standings.

Rodadau FC will host the University of Limpopo Ladies FC at the Tshitungulwane Muziafera Grounds outside Vuwani. Real Mighty Girls will entertain Sisters FC at the Xikukwani Stadium outside Giyani. Marumo Gallants Ladies and Capricorn Stars Sport Development will lock horns at the Old Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane. Copper Belts will battle Kanatla Ladies at the Seshego Stadium, while the match between FC 50 United Stars and Seven Stars Ladies will be played at the Manamela Stadium outside Polokwane.

Greenway Academy throw away their lead

By Kaizer Nengovhela Gogobole Home Defenders narrowly beat the current log leaders in Stream E of the Makhado Local Football League, Greenway Academy, 1-0 in their match played at the Gogobole Grounds on Sunday.

Greenway did not show any appetite for goals in the first half. They played defensive football and allowed

their opponents to spend a lot of time within their territory. The referee flashed the first yellow card in the 30th minute. Prince Sivhaga of Greenway was reprimanded for a dangerous tackle on Pfananani Tseisi.

The only time when Greenway came close to scoring was when Olugaho Mavhungu went loose from the left flank and shot wide from close range. At that stage, the

game was 38 minutes old.

As one of their many ways to search for goals, Defenders introduced Phethani Sikhwivhilu for Muano Mukhuba.

In the 78th minute, a shot

by Lutendo Phadziri of Defenders missed the goal post by inches.

The goal that separated the boys from the men came in the 84th minute. Defenders were awarded a free kick

after Oscar Makhadi handled the ball outside the penalty area. Takalani Ndadza scored from the spot.

Late in the game, Greenway should have equalised, but Connet Motau’s ground cutter hit the woodwork and bounced back into play.

Greenway’s defeat means that the new log leaders are Mabaleng Hollywood, who hammered Ravele Highlanders 14-0 the past weekend.

be contested by Messrs Cedric Ramaliba, Eric Makungo and Aaron Tlou. Ramaliba is holding the position of treasurer in the current executive committee. Tlou is also an executive member in the current committee. He represents the Mutale Cluster. Messrs Aubrey Ramukumba and Aaron Tlou are the only two people who have availed themselves for the position of general secretary.

Another nominee for the position of second deputy chairperson, Mr Tshilidzi Mukwevho. Photo: Frank Mavhungu.

Spring is now just more than a month away and the Louis Trichardt Parkrun has already shown an increase in interest, with 31 runners and walkers taking part in the 68th event on Saturday. Parkruns are free community events of 5km and are open to everyone who wishes to run or walk. In Louis Trichardt the event is held in the Tree Park (cor­ ner N1 and Songozwi Street) every Saturday morning at 8:00 (April to September) and 07:00 (October to March). Picture and information supplied by Malcolm Tucker.

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14 22 JULY 2022

Sapro scrape through to the top 8

By Frank Mavhungu

Gift Nemutandani of Madridtas kicks the ball. Photo: Frank Mavhungu.

Berea get booted out by Madridtas Pfunzo Tshikotshi, was unlucky in the 14th minute. He received Berea FC will not take part in a neat pass from Gift Nemuthe quarter-final stage of the tandani just outside the box. prestigious Zwavhudi Animal Instead of relaxing on the ball Feeds Winter Youth Tour­ and trying other possible ways, nament. They were booted Tshikotshi chose to shoot aimout by Madridtas FC, who lessly. The ball went far wide, beat them 1-0 at the Tshifudi much to the fans’ disappointStadium on Sunday. ment.

The referee, Mr Mpho MphiBerea made a shocking move galale, flashed two yellow cards when they effected three chang- towards the end of the first half. es to their starting line-up in Thompho Maliehe of Berea was the third minute of the game. the first player to go into the They introduced Tshifhiwa Ba- referee’s book. He handled the loyi, Lavhelesani Murema and ball intentionally in the 38th Prince Tshisikhawe at the exminute. Phumudzo Kwinda of pense of Fhumulani Nthangeni, Madridtas was booked for a Ndiene Ramashia and Vhugala continued argument with the Netshanzhe respectively. match officials.

Madridtas were unstoppaBerea’s captain, Dakalo Ratble in the first 15 minutes of shitanga, and his counterpart the game. Their killer striker, from Madridtas, Pfunzo Tshi-

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Sapro’s equalising goal came in the 64th minute. A defender of Soccer Academy, Fisters Magodimisa, handled the ball within his own penalty area.

Muhumbudzi Mauvhelwana made no mistake from the penalty spot.

The score remained 2-2 until the end of regulation time, and the winner had to be determined through a penalty shootout. Sapro managed to convert all five their chances, while Soccer Academy could only score three times.

Sambandou United Profes­ sionals (Sapro) were two goals down within the first 15 minutes of their Zwavhudi Animal Feeds Winter Youth Tournament game against Mashamba Soccer Academy, but they managed to make a comeback and registered a 7-5 victory.

The game was played at the Tshifudi Stadium on Sunday.

Soccer Academy took only two minutes to open their account.

Their right winger, Pfano Ramusilei, gave the ball the final touch after Sapro’s keeper, Langanani Baloyi, had palmed the ball back into play after Daniel Malibana’s attempt.

A few minutes later, Soccer Academy were awarded a free kick in the 25-metre area. This was after Mashudu Nyadzani had tackled Khumbudzo Muvhango from behind in the 11th minute. Nyadzani was reprimanded with a card.

Khumbudzo Muvhango used this opportunity to beat the keeper with a ground cutter from the free kick.

Sapro did not lose hope, although Soccer Academy Thabelo Tshikweta of Soccer Academy (right) and Thu­ were almost sure of victory sanani Matshete of Sapro chase the ball. Photo: Frank at that stage. They continued Mavhungu.

kotshi, were reprimanded with cards in the 49th and 55th minute respectively. Ratshitanga was warned for dangerous play, while Tshikotshi was warned for a continued argument with the referee.

The goal that separated the boys from the men came in the 74th minute. Pfunzo Tshikotshi beat the keeper with a half volley from a free kick. The goal was followed by a heated debate between the match officials and the players of Berea.

They argued that the goal should have been disallowed as the goal scorer had taken the ball directly instead of sharing it with someone else as the ball was an indirect free kick. The

By Victor Mukwevho referee stood firm on his decision and the game went on.

The chairman of the Mutale Athletics Club, Mr Fhatu Rambuwani, is pleading with the government and the busi­ Tel: (015) 519 3000 Fax: (015) 516 1195 Private Bag X2596 Louis Trichardt 0920 ness community to donate running shoes to the club’s Ad designed by Zoutnet Publishers young athletes.

Mr Rambuwani said his team members were preparing to participate in the Foskor Marathon in Phalaborwa on PUBLIC NOTICE FOR INSPECTION OF SUPPLEMENTARY VALUATION ROLL 8 AND July 30.

LODGING OF OBJECTIONS: GVR 2018-2023 FIN YEARS “Some of our athletes are running barefoot as they are Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 49 (1)(a)(i) of the Local Government Municipal not working and are from poor Property Rates Act, 2004 (Act 6 of 2004), hereinafter referred to as the “Act” that Makhado Mubackgrounds. It is a pity that afnicipality Supplementary valuation 8 is open for public inspection at Makhado Municipality Civic ter each practise, you see their Centre, 83 Krogh Street, Makhado town, Office C027, from 08h00 to 13h00 and from 14h00 to feet swollen, because we always

By Frank Mavhungu

to play like a team without pressing any panic buttons.

They managed to pull one back in the 34th minute. This after they were awarded a free kick in the 20-metre area. Mashudu Nyadzani beat the keeper with a half volley from the free kick.

Rudzani Khabana of Sapro was the only player who was warned with a card during the first half. He tackled Thabelo Tshikweta from behind, prompting the referee, Mr Fhulufhelo Masindi, to flash yellow.

run on tarred roads. As I speak, we are trying to talk to some friends to lend us their running shoes just for the marathon. If they agree, we promise we will return them shortly after the race,” he said.

When asked how they were going to travel to Phalaborwa for the race, seeing that the athletes could not afford the transport costs, he said that the Vhembe District Municipality normally provided them with a bus.

“Our main concern at the moment is running equipment.

If we don’t get any help from our friends, four of our eight athletes might run the Foskor

Marathon barefoot,” he said.

Those who would like to help can contact Rambuwani at 072 041 9219.

The chairperson of the Mu­ tale Athletics Association, Mr Fhatuwani Rambuwani.

Photo: Victor Mukwevho.

NOTICE ISSUED IN TERMS OF REGULATION 4(2) OF THE EIA REGULATION, REGARDING THE APPROVED ENVIRONMENTAL AUTHORISATION FOR THE FARM GIYANI 891 LT WITHIN THE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT OF GIYANI, LIMPOPO DMR REF: LP 30/5/1/3/2/1/11720 MP MN79 MINERALS (PTY) LTD have been granted an Environmental Authorization for application of Mining Permit to mine for Gold issued by the Department of Mineral and Energy (DMRE).

Attention is specifically drawn to the fact that in terms of Section 50(2) of the Act, an objection must be in relation to a specific individual property and not against the valuation roll as such.

REASONS FOR THE DECISION In reaching the decision the Department looked into the following consideration:

The objection form for the lodging of an objection is obtainable at the Civic Center at 83 Krogh Street, Louis Trichardt town, office number C027 and Office of the Regional Administrators at Waterval, Dzanani and at Vleifontein Satellite office and / or www.makhado.gov.za. The completed objection form must be returned to the same Offices or alternatively to the address below:

(a) A public participation processes (PPP) was undertaken and the Applicant has satisfied the minimum requirement as prescribed in the NEMA EIA 2014 regulations for Public involvement

The Acting Municipal Manager Makhado Local Municipality Private Bag X2596 Louis Trichardt 0920 For enquiries please telephone: Mr. Rudzani Phalanndwa at (015) 519 3295 (rudzanip@makhado.gov.za or Mr Tshilangano Alfred Nekhavhambe at (015) 519 3296 (alfredn@makhado.gov.za) Civic Centre 83 Krogh Street, LOUIS TRICHARDT Notice No 86 of 2022 Ref No: 16/2/4/2 (2018/2023) Publication dates, Zoutpansberger 21 and 22 July and Limpopo Mirror 28and 29 July 2022.

(b) (c) (d) (e) (f)

The environmental impacts associated with the proposed mitigation measures as outlined in the BAR The closure and rehabilitation is included in the BAR. The environmental emergencies procedure is included in the BAR The environmental awareness plan is included in the BAR The quantum calculation of the financial provision for rehabilitation of the mining activities is included in the BAR.

NOTICE OF INTENSION TO APPEAL: An appeal can be lodged against the decision as stipulated in the National Appeals Regulations of 2014 should you wish to appeal. The appeal must be lodged within 20 days from the receipt of the notification to the Minister of Environmental Affairs. The appeal must be lodged as prescribed in the National Appeal Regulations of 2014 by means of the following methods; Appeal to the Department of Environmental Affairs: Attention: Directorate Appeals and legal review Email: appeals director- ate@environment.gov.za By post: private bag x 447, Pretoria,0001 By hand: Environmental House, corner Steve Biko and Soutpansberg Street, Arcadia, Pretoria,0083 Copy of the lodged appeal to the Department of Mineral Resources

MR K M NEMANAME ACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER

Attention: Regional Manager: Limpopo Province Region Email: azwihangwisi.mulaudzi@dmre.gov.za Postal Address: Private Bag X9467, Polokwane,0700 Notice Date: 22 July 2022

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015 516 3981 LEGALS KHONGOLOTI CONSULTANT CC THULAMELA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY SPECIAL CONSENT APPLICATION IN TERMS OF CLAUSE 40 OF THULAMELA LAND USE MANAGEMENT SCHEME, 2020 READ TOGETHER WITH CHAPTER 5 SECTION 74(1) OF THULAMELA SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW, 2016 APPLICATION FOR: Erec�on of a Vodacom Cellular Mast and Base Sta�on In terms of Clause 40 of Thulamela Land Use Scheme, 2020 no�ce is hereby given that I / we, the undersigned to apply to Thulamela Local Municipality for special consent to conduct the following land use ac�vi�es: Erec�on of a Vodacom Cellular Mast and Base Sta�on On stands/ holdings/ farm por�ons: 1. PORTION 0 OF THE CHIBASE 213 MT (GOLGOTA SOUTH) 2. PORTION 132 (PORTION 0) OF THE FARM CHIBASE 213 MT (RATSHITANGA PRIMARY: MUKULA) 3. ERF 170 THOHOYANDOU – F (THONDOU BF) 4. ERF 35 THOYANDOU D EXT 1 This applica�on may be inspected during normal office hours at: Khongolo� Consultant cc, 373 Melk Street, Nieuw Muckleneuk, 0181, Pretoria Any person having an objec�on to the approval of this consent use applica�on must lodge such objec�on, together with the grounds thereof, with the office of the Town Planner, Thulamela Local Municipality (Private Bag X5066, Thohoyandou, 0952) and the undersigned, in wri�ng not later then: 02 SEPTEMBER 2022 Enquiries: Khongolo� Consultant Pty Ltd PO Box 1950, Brooklyn Square, 0075 Tel: 012 460 4755 Fax: 012 460 4761 / 072 404 7447 Email: khongolo�@ absamail.co.za Ref: Vodacom Telecom 22/07/2022

22 JULY 2022 15

KHONGOLOTI CONSULTANT CC

MASIPALA WA THULAMELA SPECIAL CONSENT APPLICATION IN TERMS OF CLAUSE 40 OF THULAMELA LAND USE MANAGEMENT SCHEME, 2020 READ TOGETHER WITH CHAPTER 5 SECTION 74(1) OF THULAMELA SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW, 2016 NDIVHADZO YA: U�a�wa ha thawara ya Vodacom Nga mulawo wa tshipida tsha clause 40 tsha Thulamala Land Use Scheme, 2020. Ndivhadzo I khou �iwa rine vha Khongolo� u divhadza Masipala wa khumbelo Thulamela ya Special Consent u ita ndivhadzo: U �a�wa ha thawara ya Vodacom.

Kha shango la muvhuso: 5. PORTION 0 OF THE CHIBASE 213 MT (GOLGOTA SOUTH) 6. PORTION 132 (PORTION 0) OF THE FARM CHIBASE 213 MT (RATSHITANGA PRIMARY: MUKULA) 7. ERF 170 THOHOYANDOU – F (THONDOU BF) ERF 35 THOYANDOU D EXT 1 Zwidodombedzwa zwa ndivhadzo zwinga vhudzisiwa ganndoroni ya: Khongolo� Consultant cc, 373 Melkstraat, Nieuw Muckleneuk, 0181, Pretoria Muthu munwe na munwe ane a sa fushee nga heyi ndivhandzo anga kwama Masipala wa Thulamela (Private Bag X5066, Thulamela, 0952) nangwe a tou nwalela u sa fushea hawe: 02 SEPTEMBER 2022 Mbudziso: Khongolo� Consultant Pty Ltd PO Box 1950, Brooklyn Square, 0075 Tel: 012 460 4755 Fax: 012 460 4761 / 072 404 7447 Email: admin.khongolo�@ absamail.co.za Ref Vodacom Telecomm 22/07/2022

LIGEGE AND ASSOCIATES INC. NOTICE IN TERMS SECTION 35 (5) OF ACT 66 OF 1965 The First and Final Liquida�on and Distribu�on Account in the Estate of the late PATEL AYASHABEN YAKUB of ID No. 470601 0239 083, Limpopo Province, who died on the 15/02/2016, Ref No. 2214/2016, Executor: Patel Ayub Yakub Alli, I.D No. 730214 5973 080 Master’s Office: Thohoyandou will be open for inspec�on for a period of 21 days f rom date of publica�on at the Mater’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 13Th day of July 2022 LIGEGE AND ASSOCIATES INC P.o Box 1381 Phangami 0950

TEL: 015 962 0509, EMAIL: info@ligegeand associatesinc.co.za

LUVHENGO ATTORNEYS INC NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35(5) OF THE ACT 66 OF 1965 Kindly be informed that the First and Final Liquida�on and Distribu�on account in respect of the estate of the late NGOBELI TSHINYADZO MAVIS of Id No: 671209 0685 086, stand no. 1369 Muledane Block-J, in the Limpopo Province, estate no: 1126/2022 shall lie for inspec�on at the offices of the Master’s office (Thohoyandou High Court) for a period of (21 days) calculated from the date of publica�on hereof.

Signed at Thohoyandou on this the 15th day of July 2022.

LUVHENGO ATTORNEYS INC Office No.08 Shothodzo Complex, Thohoyandou P-West, 0950 Email: INFO@LUVHENGO ATTORNEYS.CO.ZA REF: EST/CIV000013

MAKAMU & MUNYAI INC

NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35 (5) OF ACT 66 OF 1965 Kindly be informed that the First and Final Liquida�on and Distribu�on Account in the estate of the late MABUNDA TINYIKO ELIZABETH of Iden�ty no: 591223 0771 082 of House No 415B Paatraslaan Street, Kremetart, Giyani, Limpopo Province who passed on the 8th of September 2021. Masters Ref: 9591/2021 Polokwane will be open for inspec�on for a period of 21 (twenty one) days from the date of publica�on at the Masters / Magistrate Office. Should no objec�on be lodged with the Masters office during the said period, the Executor shall proceed to distribute in accordance with the said account.

By authorised Agent: MAKAMU & MUNYAI INC., Office No2, Number 6, Dimitrie Crescent, Pla�num Park, Bendor, Polokwane.

Tel: 015 962 0223, Email: info@mmminc. co.za Ref: MM244/EST/21/TD

MAUNGEDZO ATTORNEYS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 In the estate late of MADUWA NGOAKO VICTOR of Id No: 550602 5732 083 an adult male person who was residing at Mulima Pfananani Village, Venda in the district of Vhembe, Limpopo Province and who died on the 21st day of December 2020.

Masters Reference number: 998/2021 All persons having claims against the undermen�oned estate must lodge it with the Executor concerned within 30 days from date of publica�on hereof.

Signed at Thohoyandou on 27th day of October 2021 Name and Address of Executrix or Authorised agent: MAUNGEDZO ATTORNEYS Office No 21, Bindulavhathu Buildings behind CTM store, Thohoyandou CBD, PO Box 4373, Thohoyandou, 0950 Tel: 015 962 4922 Fax: 015 962 4952 Ref: EST/MADUWA N.V/22

MULTIDEV CONSULTING MAKHADO LOCAL MUNICIPALITY NOTIFICATION OF SUBMISSION OF A LAND DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION ON THE REMAINING EXTENT OF FARM WELTEVREDEN 23 LT FOR THE PURPOSE OF A PUBLIC GARAGE AND A TYRE FITMENT CENTRE We, Mul�dev Consul�ng, being the authorized agent of the owner of Remaining Extent of the Farm Weltevreden 23-LT hereby give no�ce in terms of Sec�on 93 of Makhado Local Municipality Spa�al Planning, Land Development and Land Use Management By-Law 2016 that we have submi�ed a land development applica�on in terms of Sec�on 66; 63 & 76 of Makhado Local Municipality Spa�al Planning, Land Development and Land Use Management ByLaw 2016, read together with the provisions of Spa�al Planning and Land Use Management Act 16 of 2013 (SPLUMA) for the purpose of a Public Garage and a Tyre Fitment Centre on the Remaining Extent of the Farm Weltevreden 23 LT. The Par�culars of the applica�on are available for inspec�on during normal office hours (between 7:00 and 16:00) at the office of the Director Development Planning: Makhado Local Municipality at 83 Krogh Street, Louis Trichardt, 0920 for a period of 30 days from 1st July 2022.

Any objec�on to or representa�on in respect to this applica�on must be lodged with or made in wri�ng to the office of the Municipal Manager Private Bag X2596, Makhado, 0920 within a period of 30 days.

Address of Applicant: Mul�dev Consul�ng, 4 Pieter Wenning Road, Infinity Business Park, Fourways, 2191.

TEL: (079) 608 2545

MULTIDEV CONSULTING MASIPALA WAPO WA MAKHADO KHUMBELO YA U ḒIVHADZA NGA HA MVELEDZISO KHA VHUPO HA REMAINING EXTENT OF FARM WELTEVREDEN 23 LT KHA U FHAṰA GARATSHI YA TSHITSHAVHA NA U DZHENISA MATHAELA Riṋe vha Mul�dev Consul�ng, sa dzhendedzi lo ṋewaho maanḓa nga

vhaṋe vha tshipiḓa tsha Remaining Extent of Farm Weltevreden 23-LT ri ṋekedza nḓivhadzo zwi tshi yelana na sec�on/ mulayo 93 wa masipala wapo wa Makhado kha tshipiḓa tsha u pulana, Land Development na Land Use Management By-law ya 2016 zwauri ro rumela khumbelo ya mveledziso zwi tshi ya nga sec�on/mulayo 66; 63 & 76 wa masipala wapo wa Makhado kha sia ḽa vhupulani, Land Development na Land Use Management By-law ya 2016, I tshi vhalwa na mbetshelwa ya vhupulani na Land Use Management Act 16 ya 2013 (SPUMA) hu na tshipikwa tsha senthara ya garatshi na u dzhenisa mathaela zwa nnyi na nnyi kha tshipiḓa tsha masalela a bulasi ya Weltevrede 23 LT. Zwidodombedzwa zwa khumbelo hu tshi itelwa u ṱola zwi hone nga tshi�inga tsha mushumo (vhuka� ha iri ya sumbe na ya vhuṋa) ofisini dza Director Development Planning: Masipala wapo wa Makhado kha 83 Krogh Street, Louis Trichardt, 0920 lwa maḓuvha a furaru u thoma nga ḽa u ranga ḽa Fulwana 2022. U hanedza/khanedzano iṅwe na iṅwe kha vhuimeleli zwi tshi yelana na khumbelo iyi zwi tea u swikiswa kana zwa itwa nga u tou ṅwalela ofisi ya Mulanguli wa Masipala, Private Bag X2596, Makhado, 0920 kha tshi�inga tsha maḓuvha a furaru. Ḓiresi ya muhumbeli: Mul�dev Consul�ng, 4 Pieter Wenning Road, Infinity Business Park, Fourways, 2191.

TEL: (079) 608 2545.

MVUNDLELA & ASSOCIATES IN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA. LIMPOPO LOCAL DIVISION, THOHOYANDOU CASE N0: 1138/18 In the ma�er between: MAGATSHAVHA BALANGANI GODFREY (Applicant) and VHO DUMASI (1st Respondent) NTEVHEDZENI DUMASI (2nd Respondent) THULAMELA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY (3rd Respondent) DUMASI ROYAL FAMILY (4th Respondent) DUMASI ROYAL COUNCIL (5th respondent) MPHAPHULI TRADITIONAL COUNCIL (6th Respondent) VHO-THOVHELE GOLE MPHAPHULI (7th respondent) NEPHANDONI ARIOFHI (8th Respondent) TSHIVHASE X.A (9th Respondent) NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION In execu�on of the High Court for the Division of Thohoyandou, in the above ma�er, as will be held at Shayandima Sheriff warehouse on the 05th day of August 2022 at 12h00, of the goods a�ached of the Defendant.

Dated and signed at Thohoyandou on this 04th day July 2022.

MVUNDLELA & ASSOCIATES ATTORNEYS INC, Plain�ff ’s A�orneys, House No: 553, Murangi Street, Block P-East, Thohoyandou, PO Box 3560, Thohoyandou, 0950 TEL: (015) 962 2953 FAX: (015) 962 2913 Email: info@mvundlela a�orneys.co.za Ref: MVU/CIV/XIV/246 AND:The Registrar of the High Court Thohoyandou and To: Sheriff of the Court, MR. MAROBELA M.B, Office No: 25, 1St Floor, Limdev Building, Thohoyandou, 0950

RICHARD MATHOBO ATTORNEYS IN THE DISPUTE RESOLUTION (DRC) HELD AT MAKHADO In the ma�er between: Case No. MIPT27707 NEGONDENI RABELANI & ANOTHER JUDGMENT CREDITORS UNDER CASE NO.MIPT 27736 and MVUDI FILING STATION JUDGMENT DEBTOR NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION In accordance with a judgment of the above Honourable Court and writ of Execu�on issued in pursuance thereof, the goods men�oned below will be sold in execu�on at 10h00 on the 05th day of August 2022 by the Sheriff of the Court: SHERIFF THOHOYANDOU at the la�er’s office to the highest bidder without warran�es or representa�ons: NB: SALE SHALL BE STRICTLY CASH AND TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER. 1X2 STOVE 1X1 FRIDGE 1X5 COMPUTER SETS 1X2 PRINTERS 1X6 OFFICE CHAIRS 1X GENERAL STOCK IN TRADE Dated at Thohoyandou on this the 13th day of July 2022.

RICHARD MATHOBO ATTORNEYS JUDGEMENT CREDITOR’S ATTORNEYS 2010 Centre, Block 2D18, Next To Phalaphala Fm, Thohoyandou, P.o.box 1510, Sibasa, 0970 TEL: 015 962 0220/ 071 169 7071 EMAIL: rmathobo a�orneys@webmail.co.za REF: RICH/RM/ NEGONDENI

SMIT & FISHER PLANNING (PTY) LTD NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 93 OF THE MAKHADO MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING, LAND DEVELOPMENT AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BYLAW, 2016, READ WITH SCHEDULE 22 OF THE MAKHADO MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING, LAND DEVELOPMENT AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BYLAW, 2016, FOR SPECIAL CONSENT TO CONSTRUCT A TELECOMMUNICATION MAST AND BASE STATION ON THE REMAINDER OF PORTION 6 OF THE FARM STYLDRIFT NO. 46 - LT. I, Rohan Paul Vorster on behalf of Smit & Fisher Planning (Pty) Ltd, being the authorised agent

of the owner of the Remainder of Por�on 6 of the Farm Styldri� No. 46 - LT hereby give no�ce in terms of Sec�on 93 of the Makhado Municipality Spa�al Planning, Land Development and Land Use Management By-Law, 2016, read with Schedule 22 of the Makhado Municipality Spa�al Planning, Land Development and Land Use Management ByLaw, 2016, that we have applied in terms of Sec�on 75 of the Makhado Spa�al Planning, Land Development and Land use management By-law, 2016 read together with clause 22 of the Makhado Land Use Scheme, 2009, in opera�on, to Makhado Municipality for special consent use for the construc�on of a Telecommunica�on Mast and Base Sta�on situated at Unknown Street, Djunani, Elim, Limpopo Province.

Par�culars of the applica�on will lie for inspec�on during normal office hours at the Director Development Planning office, C001, first floor Civic Centre or Town Planning office, first floor Civic Centre, for a period of 28 days from 22 July 2022 un�l 23 August 2022.

Objec�ons to or representa�ons in respect of the applica�on must be lodged with or made in wri�ng and hand delivered to the above men�oned offices or posted to the Municipal Manager, Makhado Municipality, Private Bag X2596, Makhado, 0920 within a period of 28 days from 22 July 2022 un�l 23 August 2022.

Address of authorised agent: Rohan Vorster on behalf of Smit & Fisher Planning (Pty) Ltd, 371 Melk Street, Nieuw Muckleneuk 0181 or P.O. Box 908, Groenkloof, 0027 Email: rohanv@sfplan.co.za Tel. No.: 012 346 2340 Dates of the no�ce: 22 July 2022 and 29 July 2022.

SMIT & FISHER PLANNING (PTY) LTD NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 93 OF THE MAKHADO MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING, LAND DEVELOPMENT AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BYLAW, 2016, READ WITH SCHEDULE 22 OF THE MAKHADO MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING, LAND DEVELOPMENT AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BYLAW, 2016, FOR SPECIAL CONSENT TO CONSTRUCT A TELECOMMUNICATION MAST AND BASE STATION ON THE FARM NOOITGEDACHT NO. 90 - LT. I, Rohan Paul Vorster on behalf of Smit & Fisher Planning (Pty) Ltd, being the authorised agent of the owner of the Farm Nooitgedacht No. 90 - LT hereby give no�ce in terms of Sec�on 93 of the Makhado Municipality Spa�al Planning, Land Development and Land Use Management By-Law, 2016, read with Schedule 22 of the Makhado Municipality Spa�al Planning, Land Development and Land

Use Management ByLaw, 2016, that we have applied in terms of Sec�on 75 of the Makhado Spa�al Planning, Land Development and Land use management By-law, 2016 read together with clause 22 of the Makhado Land Use Scheme, 2009, in opera�on, to Makhado Municipality for special consent use for the construc�on of a Telecommunica�on Mast and Base Sta�on situated at Unknown Street, Mukondeni, Limpopo Province.

Par�culars of the applica�on will lie for inspec�on during normal office hours at the Director Development Planning office, C001, first floor Civic Centre or Town Planning office, first floor Civic Centre, for a period of 28 days from 22 July 2022 un�l 23 August 2022.

Objec�ons to or representa�ons in respect of the applica�on must be lodged with or made in wri�ng and hand delivered to the above men�oned offices or posted to the Municipal Manager, Makhado Municipality, Private Bag X2596, Makhado, 0920 within a period of 28 days from 22 July 2022 un�l 23 August 2022.

Address of authorised agent: Rohan Vorster on behalf of Smit & Fisher Planning (Pty) Ltd, 371 Melk Street, Nieuw Muckleneuk 0181 or P.O. Box 908, Groenkloof, 0027 Email: rohanv@sfplan.co.za Tel. No.: 012 346 2340 Dates of the no�ce: 22 July 2022 and 29 July 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 undermen�oned estate must lodge it with the Executor concerned within 30 days (or as indicated) from date of publica�on hereof. Estate no: 1122/2022 Master’s Office: Thohoyandou, Surname: NELUSHI, Names: STANLEY MASHUDU, Date of birth:1972-03-18 Id No: 720319 5693 083, names of the Executor: Lishivha, Elelwani Last address: Nzhelele Date of death: 2022-01-09, Name and Address of Executor or Authorised agent: Tshigomana A�orneys 83 Tshedza Street, Mvudi Park Muledane, Thohoyandou Block J, CELL: 072 972 3671, EMAIL: umta�orneys@ gmail.com

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MUSINA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY

Time

Venue

30 August 2022

Tuesday

14:00

Council Chamber, 21 Irwin Street, Musina

29 November 2022

Tuesday

14:00

Council Chamber, 21 Irwin Street, Musina

31 January 2023

Tuesday

14:00

Council Chamber, 21 Irwin Street, Musina

28 February 2023

Tuesday

14:00

Council Chamber, 21 Irwin Street, Musina

28 March 2023

Tuesday

14:00

Council Chamber, 21 Irwin Street, Musina

30 May 2023

Tuesday

14:00

Council Chamber, 21 Irwin Street, Musina

NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT

Village

Number of Sites

Lukau

100

Gwangwatini

50

Makuleni

155

In order to ensure that you are identified as an interested and/or affected party (IAP) only in terms of the EIA process please submit your name, contact information and interest to the contact person given above within 30 days of publication of this notice.

Members of the public and all interested parties are hereby invited to attend the council meetings as scheduled. Changes to dates, if any, will be displayed in the Municipal council offices, local newspapers or the official Municipal Website.

Tel: 015 – 534 6100 Fax: 086 517 0049

(PTY) LTD

In terms of provisions of EIA Regulations, 2014 of the National Environmental Management Act (Act No.107 of 1998) as amended please be advised that applications for Environmental Authorisations for demarcation of sites within Thulamela Local Municipality will be lodged by MPC Technology (Pty) Ltd to Limpopo Department of Economic Development Environment and Tourism. The applicant Thulamela Local Municipality intends to demarcate sites within the following villages:

2022 / 2023 Schedule of Council Meetings Day

MPC

Consultants : MPC Technology (Pty) Ltd Contact Person : Lorato Ludo Ramugondo/Tondani Sikhwari Tel/ Fax : 0159621639 Email : nemdacompany@gmail.com Address : P. O. Box 478 Sibasa 0970

N TSHIWANAMMBI Municipal Manager

Private Bag X611, Messina 0900 Notice number 16/2021/22 25 May 2022

THULAMELA MUNICIPALITY

Tel: 015-534-6100 Fax: 015-534-2513 Email: info@musina.gov.za Website: www.musina.gov.za Date: 4 July 2022 Notice No: 01-2022/2023

NOTICE OF SCOPING AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT, BASIC ASSESSMENT AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION PROCESSES FOR THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT OF THE MUTSHO SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC (PV) ENERGY FACILITIES AND ASSOCIATED ELECTRICAL GRID INFRASTRUCTURE NEAR MUSINA, LIMPOPO PROVINCE Proposed Activity: Establishment of four (4) Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Energy Facilities, each with a contracted capacity of up to 100MW, and Electrical Grid Infrastructure comprising a 132kV onsite substation (for the entire 4 x 100MW project), and a 132kV double circuit overhead power line from the onsite substation to the Nzhelele Substation to enable the connection of the four (4) Solar PV Energy Facilities to the national grid for the evacuation of the generated power. It is the developer’s intention to develop the projects in a phased approach (i.e., 100MW at a time). Infrastructure associated with each project includes: Solar PV Energy Facilities

Electrical Grid Infrastructure

» » » »

» Onsite substation which consists of: * 33/132kV onsite substation (Eskom Portion). * Associated equipment, infrastructure, and buildings. * Laydown areas. » Distribution Line: * A 132kV double circuit overhead power line to connect the 132kV onsite substation to the existin Nzhelele Substation.

Solar PV array comprising PV panels and mounting structures.

Inverters and transformers.

Cabling between the project components.

33/132kV onsite facility (IPP Portion), including associated equipment and infrastructure – the onsite substation will be completely constructed as part of phase 1 but only equipped for the first 100MW. When such a time comes that the next 100 MW is constructed, the existing substation will be equipped for the additional 100MW generation capacity (i.e., additional transformers, extending the busbars, etc.). This approach will be followed as each 100MW is added.

Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) - In a similar manner to the onsite substation, one BESS will be constructed for the entire 400MW project. The BESS will be added in a phased approach as required. Each project phase may or may not require a BESS, depending on the Power Purchase Agreement requirements.

Site offices, warehouses, and guardhouses.

Water storage tanks at admin block for human consumption.

Laydown areas.

Internal gravel distribution roads

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Mutsho Solar PV2 (100MW) Mutsho Solar PV3 (100MW) Mutsho Solar PV4 (100MW) Savannah Environmental website: https://savannahsa.com/public-documents/energy-generation/ Electrical Grid Infrastructure Property/ies Remaining Extent of Farm Vrienden 589 MS Grootpraat 564 MS Remaining Extent of Farm Steenbok 565 MS Farm 617 MS Remaining Extent of Farm Somme 611 MS Groot Endaba 581 MS Remaining Extent of Farm Antrobus 566 MS Portion 2 of Farm Scott 567 MS

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DATE OF DEATH: Centre, 38 of 2005 as Amended, Floor, Nw Civils 2021/11/07 this applica�on must Market and you are hereby kindly be Cnr Hardware Municipality for the LAST ADDRES: MAMAILA, made in wri�ng and requested to publish OF ERF 608 TSHIKOTA Thulamela Municipality LOUIS TRICHAARDT the delivered/posted hand amendment of the DEVELOPMENT following details in TOWNSHIP, ERF 1217 to the AGENT: Offices Thohoyandou,Floor, NwAUTHORISED Makhado Land Use your office of the Civils Centre, N PLANNING Municipal COO1, KHA TSHIKOTA TOWNSHIP LA DATE OF DEATH: publica�on: Scheme, 2009 on Cnr Hardware MADZIVHANDI Manager: Private FLOOR YA0950, Market and 2021/11/07 the 0509, U THOMA The Department of AS WELL AS ERF 1640 015 962NGEI TEL: proper�es described ThulamelaATTORNEYS Social X2596, Makhado, Bag Municipality CIVIC CENTRE development, Limpopo LOUIS TRICHARDT KANA DZI gegeand LAST ADDRES: MAMAILA, 0920 EMAIL:info@li above in the following Offices Thohoyandou, ADDRESS: 94 DOUTHWAIT DETAILS OF THE OFISINI DZA Province, Vhembe VHA TOWN o.za0950, EXTENSION 1, NDI manner: LOUIS TRICHARDT, LOUIS TRICHAARDT VHA APPLICANT PLANNINGassociatesinc.c KHA FLOOR District, is reques� AUTHORISED AGENT: mna�orneys1@ a) Rezoning of subdivided DIVHADZA URI HUNA TEL: 015 962 ng E-MAIL: Ramabulana Humbulani 0509, YA U THOMA CIVIC anyone with informa� MADZIVHANDILA N Por�ons of the Remainder KHUMBELO YO ITIWAHO CENTRE, EMAIL:info@ligeg gmail.com LIGEGE AND on Christopher eand 0995 ATTORNEYS TSHIFHINGA with regards to the YO IMELELAWA NGA 023 INC. of Erf 1310 Ha-Tshikota associatesinc.co.z family Address: Tel: 015 TSHO KALIWAHO ASSOCIATES a P. O Box 1182, of the following child: MULAYO WA SECTION ADDRESS: 94 DOUTHWAIT TSHA A Extension 1 Township Makhado, 0920 KHUMBELO IYI NDI TO CREDITORS IN Dzhivhuwo Lindelani 93 NA WA SECTION LOUIS N NOTICE from “Municipal” DILATRICHARDT, 85 Cell No: 076 865 5533 28 DAYS. VHANE VHAOF SECTION 29 (1) LIGEGEMADZIVHAN born on 2009.03.03, OF MAKHADO LOCAL E-MAIL: mna�orneys1@ AND TERMS to “Residen�al 1 at N VHA NA MBILAELO ADMINISTRATIO ATTORNEYS Rathidili to contact ASSOCIATES MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL, gmail.com OF THE (Rural Se�lement)”, INC. Social 1965 MALUGANA OF 66 Worker Nemalegeni NA LAND DEVELOPMENT Tel: 015IN023 0995 HUMBULANI ESTATES ACTNOTICE OFIYI “Educa�onal” and NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO CREDITORS KHUMBELO VHA “Public AND LAND IN SECTION 29 (1) CHRISTOPHER Ro�iwa Ja�er at OF All persons having OF SECTION USE Open Space”; TERMS 015 516 RAMABULANA NWALELE MINIDZHEREagainst TERMS ION 29 (1) the 1524 during office MANAGEMENT BY-LAW, claims OF THE NDIVHADZO YA MASIPALA b) Rezoning of OF THE ADMINISTRRAT hours ADMINISTRATION MADZIVHAND WA MASIPALA WA estate OF 1965. oned 66 (07h30 – 16h30).

ILA N 2016, ACT URI NDO ITA undermen� subdivided Por�ons WA MAKHADO OF ESTATE To our ESTATES MAKHADO KHA DIRESIlodge it OF of with the ACT 66 OF 1965 having claims ATTORNEYS knowledge the reported KHUMBELO KHA VHA must Erf 1311 Ha-Tshikota-A All persons having Nne Ramabulana All persons family of the child NOTICEthe MAKHADO MUNICIPALITY ITEVHELAHO: P.O. BOX concerned TO CREDITORS IN Executor Extension 1 Township claims against thein favour or against Humbulani Christopher, is X2596, MAKHADO, (or estate Sikhwari Khuthadzo TERMS YA AMMENDMENT oned OF SECTION 29 (1) within 30 days from “Municipal” undermen�oned undermen� ndo imela vhane vha of 0920. MBILAELO DZI estate to from with Rathidili Village.

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KHUMBELO: SALELAHOSALELAHO HU TSHI NA IYI the Executor concerned LIRENames:Ntshen 408/2022 Master’s THOHOYANDOU Local ndivhadzo (1) nekedza “Municipal” to Municipality Extensionfrom NDOU 29khou 1 Township WA TSHINE MULAYONI SA, 90 MALUGANA of birth: OF THE ADMINISTRATION FUNANANI KHETHAKANYIWA INNOVATION DECEASED: 30 days from date of Gilbert, Date “Residen�toal 1 (Rural KHETHAKANYI Office: Thohoyandou,NAME OFwithin Spa�al Planning, Land “Municipal” uya nga khethekanyo Office REMAINDER TSHINE NAStreet, from OF ESTATES ACT 66 Id No. TSHA VHA ATTORNEYS TSHA FHUMULANI Schoeman IYI KHUMBELO: ACUTE VHA on hereof.

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16 of 2013). ref No.3050/2021 mna�orneys1@ MARIA Louis Trichardt EMAIL:info@ligeg wanala 2013 (Act 1640 FUNANANI NDOU ubva ngaza7:00 MADIMA died eand on the Netshivhumbe Por�ons of ErfExtension HAHATSHITENSI zwa TSHITENSI TSHO ROAD (R524) Cell: 084 429 8273 25/06/2021, ATTORNEYS gmail.com Executor: 1 Township associatesinc.co.za INC u Zwidodombed TSHO swika 16:00 kha ofi ATTORNEYS TSHI from Extension SALELAHO HU refThinavhuyo Maria , No.3050/2021, ATTORNEYS Louis Trichardt OPPOSITENO: SALELAHO zwi dosi Tel: 015 023 Cell: 076 522 1766 TERMS OF VHEMBE HU TSHI “Public yakhumbelo HOUSE CTM619 mulanguli iyi from to NOTICE IN0995 Open Space” WA TSHINE Executor: Netshivhumbe INC 0356 Director 1 Township THOHOYANDOU BLOCK F KHETHAKANYI nga 7:00 OF ACT 66 I.D No.540221 MADIMA ATTORNEYS to KHETHAKANYIWA “Residen�al HA- Thinavhuyo wanala ubvaand Development THOHOYANDOU TSHINE SECTION 35 (5) ERF 1309 1” Space” Office: “Public Open Maria TSHA IN TERMS OF 015 962 TSHA 088 Master’s MADIMA , 16:00 kha ofisi Par� 2195/MARIA VHAVHA PUNDA NOTICE ERF 1309 Tel: 015 516 3012 TEL:ALONG u swikaMakhado Planning: culars of al OF 1965 HAEXTENSION will be the1” I.D No.540221 MAKHUVHA “Residen� Local 073 901 8888 29 OF ACT 66 OF TSHIKOTA-A Director 0356 TSHIKOTA-A Thohoyandou EM ATTORNEYS SECTION EXTENSION applica�culars ya mulanguli Municipality, ROAD (R524) INC The First and Final UBVA KHA 088 Master’s on for Fax: 015 516 3459 Direct 83 Krogh for Par� on willofliethe and 1 TOWNSHIP Offi ATTORNEYSDistribu�on Fax: (086) open for inspec� CTM 1965 ATTORNEYS 667VHEMBE 4733 UBVAUKHA lie for 1 TOWNSHIP Development street, Liquida�on and YA KHA Thohoyandouof 21ce:days from MADIMA Louis Trichardt, Localinspec� on during on willnormal applica� Cell: 084 429 8273 EmailOPPOSITE “MUNICIPAL” Of The LateINC address: “MUNICIPAL” Makhado a period will be NOTICE theOFEstate Estate in normal NOTICE IN working U Planning: 0920 TERMS THOHOYANDOU YA ADVOCATE the Account (RURAL KHA during lwa at IN 1 hours TERMS on on maduvha83a 30 opendate OF A G 1766 fndoua�orneys@gmail.com for inspec� inspec� at the Krogh NYAMBENI of publica� “RESIDENTIAL Late on for Cell: 076 522 SECTION Estate MADULA SECTION Director Development 35 late ubva Municipality, at the “RESIDENTIAL 1 (RURAL TEL: 015 962 2195/ (5) OF of the nga 18 February NA 29 OF ACT 66NO: ACT 66 Should no MPHANAMA a period ces.from working hours OF Ref: NEMUTANZHELA/E of 21offi SETTLEMENT)” Trichardt, planning days SETTLEMENT)” Mater’s 1965 AGNES, ESTATE 461112OF 1965 NA SPACE”; date of 073 901 8888 ST/ 2022.street, with SHANDUKANI THEOP ZwotheLouis office,Development OPEN zwi 30 COO1, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Director publica� on be FN/2021 Fax: (086) 667 4733 ID NO: I.D “PUBLIC onlodged objec� at the Estate 332/2022 lwa maduvha a first floor OPEN SPACE”; COO1, “PUBLIC 0920khumbelo and Final LA, kwamaho Direct MADZIVHANDI Of The Late ADDRESS:The First office, or civic center office during TERMS OF SECTION IN planning ces. Should D). U SHANDUKISWA Mater’s 084 LAST theoffimaster’s 5682 082 Liquida� orD). U SHANDUKISWA 0629 nga 18 February Town Planning 29 (1) no the MADULA on500319 ubvanwalela iyi vhanga Email address: and Distribu� No: civic ZWO objec�on be NYAMBENI OF THE ADMINISTRATION on com ed period, ce,center first flooroffi ofizwi si HA ZWITENSI lodged the specifi with MAKWARELA LOCATIONAccountof,inTshakhuma HUMBULANI first floor Civic Centre,office, HA ZWITENSI 2022. Zwothe ZWO WAHO NA fndoua�orneys@gmail.ya Municipal the Estate Village, OF ESTATES ACT 66 proceed AGNES, ESTATE NO:having the master’s manager: willduring A/EST/ KHETHAKANYI who office khumbelo from Town Planning CHRISTOPHER executor OF A G persons of the late AllID ADVOCATE Centre,KHETHAKANYIWA Ref: NEMUTANZHEL Private kwamaho Estate province HO NA HO Limpopo in 332/2022 Civic Bag X2596, 1965 Late NO: the specifi of 28 461112 si a period the above RAMABULANA first floor payments days days ZWO PATEKANYIWA make against A period, nwalela ofifrom to ed SHANDUKANI the the said the 18/07/2021 0629 084claims iyi vhanga Makhado, of 28 ZWO PATEKANYIWAHO FN/2021 died onTHEOP thefrom In the Estate ofMPHANAM LAST ADDRESS: MAKHADO 4th of VHA executor will proceedwith 0920 a period February LOCAL the Late ZWINE ZWINE ZWA accordance customarily IN men�oned es-tate MADZIVHANDILA, MAKWARELA ya Municipal manager: 2022 .Objec�ons ZWIDODOMBEDZ THOVHAKALE THIBATONDI and who was 4thorof February ZWA VHA 2 NA 3 YA ERF MUNICIPALITY I.D LOCATION to make account.

WA from the to NOTICE TO CREDITORS payments in NOTICE PORTIONPORTION required to lodge No: 500319 arehaving 29 (1) to Rambelani 2 NA 3 YA ERFTOWNSHIPAll persons Private Bag X2596, representa�ons.Objec� SILAS (ID No.1-1434145-1) ons to or 5682 082 married HUMBULANI ZWA MUNWALELI accordance the Thohoyandou of TERMS OF SECTION I Ramabulana 2022 in respect Humbulani 608 TSHIKOTA withatthe 0920 608 TSHIKOTA Signed ION of, Tshakhuma said dayclaims their claims with Madzivhandila CHRISTOPHER 2” married to THOVHAKALE Makhado, of the applica�on ons in respect Ramabulana TOWNSHIPof against Cathirine Village, Christopher, being A the abovewithin 30 Humbulani DZWA account.

OF THE ADMINISTRAT KHA “BUSINESS must representa� the RAMABULAN UBVA KHAUBVA 0267 084. on this the 21st men�onedundersigned Limpopo province 66 OF TSHINAKAHO ESTATES “BUSINESS 2” ZWIDODOMBE be lodged with on must ID NO:550202 who es-tateer the date of the OF MUOFHEACT owner of MAKHADO Signed at Thohoyandou theorapplica� LOCAL Christopher made number UYA KHA “RESIDENTIAL a� UYA KHA “RESIDENTIAL February 2022 died on theEstate No. 411217 0155 088) (ID 1495, stand MUNWALELI in wri�ng of made number: 1683/2021. are requireddays Diresi: P. OZWA 18/07/2021 1” on this the and 1965 to lodgeon hereof.

NOTICE Box 1182, Humbulani hand with or 1”, ASSOCIATES Ha-Ramahantsha be lodged and 21st day 1”, “BUSINESS LIGEGE MUNICIPALITY Makhado, Ramabulana Last address: ERF. of andINC. of the Late office: who was their claimspublica� delivered to the hand “BUSINESS 1” Master’s customarily and NO 2992 AL”, In the Estate village hereby give ng with 0920 Humbulani Phangami February the wri� abovein ATTOR-NEYS 2022 “INSTITUTION will be “INSTITUTIONAL”, MAKWARELA, Estate PO Box 1381 THIBATONDI I Ramabulana Cell No: Christopher married to Rambelani undersignedMADIMA men� THOHOYANDOU THOVHAKALE the 076 865 5533 L” NA No: no� within 30 EPIKAI-ZO offices or to the above1182, oned delivered of sec�onbeing “EDUCATIONA LIGEGE and0950 ASSOCIATES 000122/2015SILAS (ID No.1-1434145-ce1)in terms on for Christopher, Cathirine Madzivhandila OFFICE C06, or days Diresi: P. O Box posted to the municipal ces“EDUCATIONAL” NA OPEN SPACE”; open for inspec� (93) of number date of the STAND PO Box 1381TEL:015 of men�oned offi “PUBLIC “PUBLIC 962 0509, a�er thePROPERTIES, Master’s office: Phangami owner of stand to THOVHAKALE the Makhado ID NO:550202a 0267 of 21 days from OPEN SPACE”; Master publica�on hereof. married Makhado, 0920 manager, Makhado to the municipal period084. sha Local (ID gegeand 0950 Municipality EAST, SHANDUKISWA posted -P 5533 the U of Limpopo High Ha-Ramahant MUOFHE E).

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EMAIL:info@li MADIMA 784, 1495, KABELOCell Estate number: No: 076 Court, TSHINAKAHO of publica�on at LESETJA Municipality, Private Makhado U SHANDUKISWA date 1683/2021.

ATTOR-NEYS INC. , 0950 o.za TEL:015 962 0509, 088) al Planning, manager,bag ThohoyandouNo. 411217 0155 Spa� hereby give HA ZWITENSI ZWO Land HA ZWITENSI associatesinc.c OFFICE village THOHOYANDOU Master’s office: bag X2596, Makhado.

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C06, EPIKAI-ZO WAHO ,0970 NO 2992 no� Creditors and Last ERF.Development 0920 Private Municipality, in terms of sec� andceLand KHETHAKANYI EMAIL:info@ligegeand address: KHETHAKANYIWA debtors THOHOYANDOU PO BOX 507 SIBASA are no objec�on be 0920 PROPERTIES, STAND within a period of Makhado.

Should HO TSHA VHA No: will be Use Management MAKHADO LOCALKABELO LESETJA hereby called upon associatesinc.co.za Estate 28 days TSHINEdays TSHINE X2596, 969 1036open for By-the Makhado AND master’s 015 (93) of MAKWARELA, the to Tel: TSHA with 28 LIGEGE of 784, from the date of fi a period VHA inspec� BLOCK lodged on for Law 2016, that I have MUNICIPALITY NOTICEMANDLI OF ERF submit their claims rst within ed 000122/2015 PORTIONS and Local Municipality INC. -P EAST, E-mail: sedza-ni@ a period of 21 days during the specifi first OF PORTIONS THOHOYANDOU, publica�on of this the date of ERF TSHIKOTA officefrom Master ASSOCIATES to pay their debts Land AMENDMENT 0950 a fromno�ce. 1217 TSHIKOTA 1217 SCHEME LOCAL withinoffice:applied for Restaurant Master’s Spa�al Planning, madimainc.co.zdate of publica�period, LIGEGE AND the executor will PO BOX 507 IN SIBASA 30(Thirty) days as Land on at the on of this no�ce. TOWNSHIP UBVA KHA MAKHADO Address of the publica� HighonCourt, NUMBER:441, stand number 1495, Authorized ,0970 Limpopo of from 442, the NOTICE TO CREDITORS TOWNSHIP Development and 443, NOTICE Master’s offices.proceed to make payments Tel: 015 AuthorizedUBVA KHA (1) 1036 date on this adver� UYA 29969 L” ASSOCIATES MUNICIPALITYAgent: 90 Schoeman 444, ByINC.OF SECTION 445 AND 446 Address of the“EDUCATIONAL”“EDUCATIONA Thohoyandou sement. Ha-Ramahantsha Management village TERMS with the said Use SCHEME DILA Should no N E-mail: sedza-ni@ Street, N Dated at Thohoyandou debtors are objec�inonaccordance UYA Polokwane I, Kabelo I have LesetjaAMENDMENT MADZIVHAN be NOTICE TO CREDITORS of Sec�Law Creditors Agent: office90 Schoeman on and in terms 2016, that KHA “RESIDENTIAL on (75) 443, Mandli, 109, OF THE ADMINISTRATIO KHA “RESIDENTIAL 442,0699. lodged office this the 15 February upon to madimainc.co.za account. called Makhado 1” OF SECTION IN ACT NUMBER:441, 66 OF 1965 being the authorized ATTORNEYSwith the master’s TERMS hereby 2022.

Street, Polokwane ESTATES OF29 1”, “BUSINESS 1”1”, “BUSINESS applied for Restaurant and Municipality office during (1) ADVOCATE MPHANAMA and Signed at Tel446 No: 015 291 2500 Dateded IN the specifi 444, 445 AND Spa�al Planning, Land agent1495, submit their claims OFAL” THENA 109, 0699. “INSTITUTIONAL” ADMINISTRATION “INSTITUTION All persons having on this the on stand number of the owner within NOTICE TO CREDITORS period, 29 A.G CHAMBERS, Site Lesetja Mandli, the(1) NA executor 291 2500 Thohoyandou NA Development to pay the of the ha village will 616 their debts OF L”; ESTATES RemainderI,ofKabelo Date of the no�ce: Tel25No: 015 “EDUCATIONAL”; againstMADZIVHAND 2022.

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THOVHAKALE Date ofAbirth: NDO IMELA WA TSHITENTSI MANDLI, of theonExecutor: withtoSec�on hereby hours (7:00 OF DECEASED: 1968/08/17 , names 83 officetogether MANWALO provision OF 1965 ESTATE A YELANAHOMANWALO of the Last NAME MAKHUVHA NO: 320/2022 ce of the termsTSHI Krogh street, Louis NGA A WANA 85 theoffi DIVHEYAHO Id VHA Rihangwele No. 680817 WA TSHITENTSI MALESOLA E M Makhado NAYO, MUNE 0896 089 Marubini 16:00) atofthe NAYO, VHA NGA The First and Final MASTERS OFFICE: on 93 read SA Date of MAPHETO ATTORNEYS of Sec� REMAINDER Trichardt, 0920 for LocalDevelopment , names YA MINIDZHERE Municipality Distribu�on DIVHEYAHO SA A WANAOFISINI OFonERF 1310TSHIOFISINI of the Executor: address: Phiphidi. the Director YAOFMINIDZHERE Liquida�on and with Sec� THOHOYANDOU. Name JONAS. ERF 1310 : WA together HA-TSHIKOTA period of 30 days Makhado Marubini Rihangwele al Planning, 2020/01/11, Estate Late EXTENSIONREMAINDER Planning: MUHULWANE OF BIRTH: from andSpa� Land MUHULWANE: WA DATENOTICE IN TERMS OF Account in the NAME OF DECEASED: NA Lastdeath: 83 EXTENSION KU address: LEGAL NOTICE 85 of 1, the 18 February 2022 Development ERFMakhado of Executor 1311 HADZUDZANYELE Municipality,and Phiphidi. Date of and Address HA-TSHIKOTA SECTION 35 (5) OF and Local Land KU DZUDZANYELE 1961/08/23 VHULAHANI LAZARUS MAPHETO Municipality ACT KHA In terms of Regula� A, NA 66 Local TSHIKOTA-A 610823 any MALESOLA agent: HAUse Louis objec� death: 2020/01/11, Management By 1311 ons to or EXTENSION on MVELAPHAND Authorised 1, ERF OF 1965NUMBER: Land Krogh street, MVELAPHANDA, IDENTITY Name or JONAS. KHA al Planning, 56 of the Children’s KHA (continues on p18) Spa� 1, ERF interest in respect forI the EXTENSION U THOMA law, 2016, andLWA 1390 and 0920 Address and Associates HA- Land that Act LUTA TSHIKOTA-A The085 of Executor Ligege have of Trichardt, LUTA LWA U THOMA First and Final 5671 DATE OFonBIRTH: First from Development KHA or Authorised TSHIKOTA-A EXTENSION 1, ERF 1390 HAWA MAKHADO Inc. applied to the daysMakhado Por� 2 of 32, Liquida�on and Distribu� agent: period of 30 MASIPALA WA MAKHADO MASIPALA 1961/08/23 Management By and Use on 1, PORTIONS EXTENSION Ligege YA andMUHULWANE 2I have OFISINI AND 3 Associates TSHIKOTA-A Account in the Estate 18 February 2022 OFISINI YA MUHULWANE IDENTITY NUMBER: Late AND 3 law, 2016, that to or Inc. Por�on 2 of 32, 610823 VHULAHANI 1, PORTIONS 2 any objec�ons Makhado First LEGAL NOTICE LAZARUS 5671 085 of applied to the on interest in respect In terms of Regula� (continues on p18) Act 56 of the Children’s

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Tshikhwani Stone Breakers knock Magau United out of Zwavhudi cup ed’s midfielder, was the first player to go into the referee’s Tshikhwani Stone Breakers book. He tackled Khetho Tahukept their title hopes alive la from behind. by narrowly beating Magau The keeper of Breakers, RodUnited 2-1 in their Zwavhudi ney Mulaudzi, denied United Animal Feeds Winter Youth a sure goal in the 27th minute.

Tournament match played This after United were awarded at the Tshakhuma Malaria a free kick at the edge of the Grounds on Saturday. box. Ernest “Yende” MunyadziAlthough Breakers were the wa unleashed a half volley and underdogs, they managed to Mulaudzi had to dive acrobatimatch United pound for pound. cally to palm the ball away for a Rendani Tshikumbana, Unit- corner kick. The half-time score

By Kaizer Nengovhela

Mulisa Rambau (left) of Tigers tries to intercept the ball from Orapeleng Moorosi. Photo: Kaizer Nengovhela.

Tigers too strong for Happy Boys possession, but their promising moves were turned into a Masakona Young Tigers disappointment by the solid were too strong for Madan­ defence of Happy Boys. dila Happy Boys when Mualusi Mulaudzi of Tigers they beat them 2-0 in the opened the scoring when he Zwavhudi Animal Feeds beat the offside trap and took Winter Youth tourna­ a shot. The keeper of Happy ment match played at Boys, Tshilisinani Nemasetoni, the Tshakhuma Malaria misjudged the flight of the ball Grounds on Saturday. and saw the ball hit the back of the net.

Both sides played attacking The boys from Masakona football in the first half. Happy pressed hard in search of more Boys had their first regret in goals, but this was no easy the early minutes. Khamusi task. The half-time score was Muzhelele fumbled at the goal still 1-0 in favour of Tigers. finish after beating the offside Tigers’ defence, which was trap. marshalled by Andanani Tigers enjoyed more ball Mudau and Masala Tshimbei,

By Kaizer Nengovhela

showed consistency throughout the game. They denied the strikers of Happy Boys numerous scoring opportunities.

Khodani Mudau of Tigers made his presence felt in the 48th minute. He cleared the ball away from the goal line with his keeper, Zwothe Nevuwari, already beaten.

The referee flashed a yellow card in the 66th minute and booked Ipfi Nekhavhambe of Happy Boys for a dangerous tackle on Mulisa Rambau.

Mbavhalelo Ratsibi scored the second goal of his team in the 80th minute, after he had received a well-cooked pass from Pfarelo Ndou.

Rockers destroy Tshivhazwaulu’s hopes of proceeding to next round

By Frank Mavhungu Matanda Rockers had no in­ tention of brokering a peace deal with Tshivhazwaulu Peace Makers when they beat them 2-0 in their Zwavhudi Animal Feeds Winter Youth Tournament match that was played at the Tshifudi Stadi­ um on Sunday.

Peace Makers committed a suicidal blunder by excluding the team’s playmaker, Ntanganedzeni Mudau, and

Mashudu Tshanane from their starting line-up. They were severely punished for that. The opposition from the Nzhelele Valley took advantage of this slip-up and scored their opening goal in the fifth minute.

Mpho Mavhandu caught the keeper napping with a long half volley, following some promising moves in the middle of the park.

The goal seemed to be a wakeup call to the technical staff of Peace Makers. They

Rinae Madzhuta of Peace Makers hooks the ball after beating Adivhaho Madzivha of Rockers. Photo: Frank Mavhungu.

responded by introducing Ntanganedzeni Mudau, who replaced Lufuno Munyai in the 15th minute. Mudau formed a good combination with Rinae Madzhuta.

Peace Makers came close to scoring in the 27th minute.

Their lethal striker, Mpho Khwalu, dribbled past two defenders in a row and tried his luck with a ground cutter from the edge of the box. The ball hit the upright and landed outside the field of play for a goal kick.

Vutomi Ngomana of Rockers could not believe his eyes when his close-range attempt went wide four minutes afterwards.

Rockers continued to knock on the opposition’s door. Their efforts did not pass without reward.

They increased the lead in the 38th minute. Their overlapping midfielder, Given Hlomuka, went loose from the right corner and showed the keeper the wrong way with a half volley.

Peace Makers strengthened their defence by replacing Darlington Selomo with Fhatuwani Mathivha later in the game. Although Mathivha’s introduction brought some stability to the team’s defence, their strikers could not find their way through the defence of Rockers.

was still 0-0.

In the second half, United played entertaining football, but their strikers fumbled at the goal finish. Lucky Buasi of United drew first blood when he beat the keeper with a longrange ground cutter. The goal did not demoralise Breakers as they continued to play like a united team, creating some promising moves from the middle of the park. Breakers’ equaliser came in the 69th minute via Ndungelo Tshingwala.

Breakers replaced Warrent Senatla with Tshepiso Kgamedi.

Although United also effected three changes to their starting line-up late in the game, that was not good enough to stop Breakers from scoring their winning goal via Khetho “Kideo” Tahula.

He ballooned in a shot in the 83rd minute that left United’s keeper, Brutus Likhonyane, stranded.

Thwalima “Twasa” Ramashidzha of Breakers clears the ball away from Lucky Buasi’s head. Photo: Kaizer Nengovhela.

The game turned lukewarm for the remaining part of the match as both sides looked tired.

Makhado Local Football Association Stream B

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MUSINA LOCAL FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION / STREAM A

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GA

PTS

Tshianangani United FC

15

10

3

2

3

12

33

Bush River FC

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9

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1

38

11

32

Tshivhangani Stone Breakers

14

8

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29

Makulana Green Dreams

15

9

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32

16

29

Vleifontein United FC

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7

3

6

27

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Mashamba Record Breakers

15

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5

28

22

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Mashamba Soccer Academy Reserve 16

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5

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21

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Tswika Rolling Stones

15

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25

32

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Maramanzhi Pull Together

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17

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67

17

50

53

Tshitale First Touch

12

5

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17

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Mbodi Pull Together

21

14

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44

13

31

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Muwaweni Lucky Stars Reserve

14

3

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6

18

22

14

Tshivaloni Four Boys

20

9

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4

24

17

7

34

Mashamba United Brothers

15

1

2

12 18

39

5

Tshenzhelani Diiteleni

21 9

5

7

34

27

7

32

Leontwani FC

16

1

0

15 11

66

3

Maludzhawela

20

10

2

8

30

24

6

32

Sigonde Junior Chief

20

6

7

5

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29

-1

31

Mbodi Disco Swallows

20 7

6

7

30

23

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Madavhila Krugerport

20 7

4

9

28

30

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Sanari Cross Bridge

20 5

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10 24

39

-15

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Tshivaloni Chippa United

20 6

2

12 20

42

-22

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Mutele Mountain Rangers

21 4

7

10 17

36

-19

19

Tshikuyu Hot Chilies

19 3

6

10 15

37

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Mukununde Young Stars

19 2

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15 16

45

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MUSINA LOCAL FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION / STREAM B

Makhado Local Football Association Stream C Team

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Elim Eleven Stars

16

10

4

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37

19

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Thembisa Las Vegas

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8

7

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23

8

31

Waterval Real Stars

16

9

4

3

30

18

31

Pfananani United FC

17

9

3

5

23

16

30

Nthabalala United Stars

17

8

5

4

33

17

29

Maphadzha Try Again

16

6

8

2

17

7

26

Mulima FC

11

6

2

3

11

10

20

Mailaskop Action Killers

16

5

4

7

21

27

19

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My Time FC

16

5

3

8

18

25

18

Mukovhawabale Madzhanini

16

12

2

2

39

12

27

38

Vleifontein Spurs FC

17

5

2

10 20

30

17

Tshikhudini Brave Lions

16

9

2

5

20

17

3

29

Elim Njhakanjhaka FC

16

5

2

9

13

33

17

Folovhodwe Mighty Stars

16

7

7

2

28

22

6

28

Mailaskop Academy FC

16

3

3

10 21

31

12

Tshirunzini FC

16 7

5

4

19

13

6

28

Mphuphuledzhi Strong Fighters

16

0

3

13 10

36

3

Tshokohari Magic Boys

16

7

3

6

27

19

8

24

Mukovhawabale Peace Makers 16

6

5

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Shakadza United FC

16 4

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32

-9

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Gumela FC

16 2

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Musunda FC

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MUSINA LOCAL FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION / STREAM C

Makhado Local Football Association Stream E Team

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Magau Mighty Green

19

13

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44

18

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Hollywood Bet Mabaleng Dev

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12

4

2

65

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Greenway Football Academy

17

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18

39

Tshiozwi Mates FC

17

10

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32

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34

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Ramahantsha Blackpool FC

17

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48

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Liada Vulu-Vulu

17

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44

12

32

42

Tshikota Chelsea FC

17

7

7

3

34

21

28

Madimbo Pull Together

17

12

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2

31

14

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Mubva All Stars

17

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32

26

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Mapakoni Viking

17

9

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Madombidzha Congo XI

17

8

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Manenzhe Liverpool

17 7

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26

22

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Ravele Black Dragons

8

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Malale D Boys

17

6

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21

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Ramahantsha Home Defenders

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5

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Dambale Manchester United

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Sinthumule Dangerous Stars

16

3

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Mabvete Young Boys

16 3

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Gogobele Bucs FC

17

3

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13

Tshipise Junior Chiefs

17 3

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9

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Tshiozwi Dynamos FC

18 1

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Matshena Hungry Tigers

16 2

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Ravele Highlanders FC

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Domboni Sunshine United

17 1

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Madombidzha Try Again Reserve

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Makhado Local Football Association Stream A

Makhado Local Football Association Stream F

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Majosi Builders FC

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Zoutpansberg Powerline

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Valdezia FC

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11

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Muduluni Rising Stars

13

8

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Mashau Bodwe Development

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Makhitha I Ya Runga

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Masakona Real Citizens

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Tshikhodobo United FC

13

7

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Ribungwani FC

20

9

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26

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Maisa Rainbow FC

12

6

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2

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16

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Basani Academy FC

19

9

3

7

27

25

30

Maebani Aces United

13

6

4

3

29

20

22

Ntsemi Njhakanjhaka Flying Stars

19

8

5

6

33

26

29

Mudulini Young Chiefs

13

6

2

5

20

17

20

Bodwe FC

16

6

7

3

9

18

25

Midoroni United FC

13

4

2

7

20

34

14

Ntimani FC

19

6

4

9

26

33

22

Maebani Sports Academy

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2

5

5

16

22

11

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18

5

4

9

26

39

19

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3

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21

27

18

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11 11

37

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10 20

28

18

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35

17

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2

11 24

41

11

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3

17 17

46

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By Victor Mukwevho

Baldwin “Bricks” Mahlale in action during his glorious days as soccer star. Photo: Frank Mavhungu

One of the best soccer players the province has ever produced, Baldwin “Bricks” Mahlale (formerly known as Maimela), was hailed as a true soccer legend and a role model at the memo­ rial service held for him at the Grace Bible Church on Saturday (16th).

The always tough­as­nails defence supremo passed away last week after a long illness.

During Saturday’s service, close family members, local soccer legends and football fanatics from other parts of the country talked about the good and memorable times they spent with the former lanky defender.

Mahlale started his football career in the then dusty streets of Shayandima and the nearby villages of Itsani and Tshisaulu. While still playing for the development side of Shayandima Bob Stars in the early 1990s, he was recruited by the then coach of ISD Thohoyandou, Vhamusanda Vho-Thivhonali Nemavhola. He joined ISD, together with his childhood friend and midfield genius, Aifani Tshikovhi.

At ISD, Mahlale blossomed into one of the best defenders in the country. Together with his former captain, Gideon “Lombos” Nndanganeni, they formed one of the best defensive units in the Venda Football Association (VEFA).

He later joined Pepsi The Angel, which had the creme de la creme of

local football stars.

Mahlatse was one of the VEFA squad members that held the Russian Federation League champions, Torpedo Moscow, to a 1-all draw in an international friendly game played at the Giyani stadium in 1992. He was also part of the assembled squad that won the 1993 Sparletta National Knockout finals at the Galeshewe Stadium in Kimberly under the banner of Shayandima Bob Stars.

Mahlatse joined Dynamos in the then second division of the National Soccer League. He played a pivotal role in helping the team to be promoted to the PSL. Summing up his football career, his former team coach, who also coached

him at the Venda Football Association Squad (VEFA), Vhamusanda Vho-Thivhonali Nemavhola, said: “He was simply the best. The best defender we ever produced at ISD Thohoyandou FC and in the region.”

Speaking during the memorial service his son, Ori Mahlale, said he was what he was because of his father. “All I can say is that when you look at me, you can see my late father. I am what I am because of him,” he said.

Some of the soccer legends who graced the occasion were Chris Mahandana, Nanana Masase, Tshisamphiri Madima, Rudzani Ramudzuli and Jappie Ligege.

He was laid to rest at Shayandima on Sunday.

Members of the local football legend fraternity carry the remains of Baldwin Mahlale to his last resting place. Photo: Elmon Tshikhudo

Sapro and Rockers in Zwavhudi quarter-final Basel still have a chance Peace Makers squandered three more clear chances in quick Basel FC’s hopes are still alive succession. Realising that they had in the Vhembe Super Cup nothing to fear, Basel started to Tournament. On Saturday, they throw missiles from all angles in managed to secure a place in search of an early goal. They finally the last­16 round by beating took the lead in the 27th minute.

Tshivhazwaulu Peace Makers A scramble within the danger area 2­0 in their preliminary­round gave rise to a goal that came via match that was played at the Gundo Ramugondo.

Tshifulanani Stadium.

The score remained unchanged Peace Makers approached the until proceedings for the first half game like a house on fire. They came to an end. threatened to score three minutes The last half was characterised into the game. Their left wingby wasted scoring opportunities er, Darlington Selomo, missed on the part of the strikers of Peace a fortune after receiving a neat Makers. Their playmaker, Ntanpass from Mpho Khwalu. Selomo ganedzeni Mudau, forced his way hesitated for far too long to unthrough the defence of Basel and leash from inside the box, and he unleashed a half volley from inside ultimately lost possession. the box. The ball hit the wall of Basel did not panic, although Basel and landed outside the field Peace Makers were unstoppable in of play for a corner kick. the first 15 minutes of the game.

Peace Makers’ hopes were Instead, they continued to play like shattered when Basel scored their a team, regrouping from behind, second goal through Hakhakhi although they found invading the Mudau in the dying minutes of the opposition’s danger zone difficult. game.

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Muziafera’s way to the lift the trophy when they semi-final stage. quarter-final round went came back from a 0-2 deficit The day’s programme will The struggle for places in via Tshakhuma Blue Birds, and beat the much-feared start with the match between the semi­final round of the whom they beat 2-1 at the Tshimuthe FC 5-3 in their Tshikhwani Stone Breakers Zwavhudi Animal Feeds Tshakhuma Malaria Grounds opening match at the Rabali and Masakona Young Tigers.

Winter Youth Tournament last Saturday.

Stadium two weeks ago. They Teams that have reached will continue this week­ Sambandou United proved all the critics wrong the quarterfinal round will end. All the matches will Professionals will entertain again by beating Tshivhazeach receive a soccer kit. The be played at the Makhado Matanda Rockers in the third waulu Peace Makers 2-0 at champions will take home Show Grounds on Saturday. match, which is expected the Tshifudi Stadium last R40 000, gold medals and a After beating Berea 1-0 to kick-off at 13:00. United Sunday to book a place in the floating trophy. at the Tshifudi Stadium last Professionals, or Sunday, Madridtas FC will Sapro as they are have another mountain to commonly known, climb in their quarter-fiwill have to double nal fixture. They will battle their effort if they against Bungeni Young Tigers are serious about sein the opening match, which curing a place in the is scheduled to start at 09:00. semi-final round.

Breaking the wall of MaSapro beat Mashamdridtas, which is marshalled ba Soccer Academy

by Ndwakhulu Dzaga and 7-5 in their last-16 Thanzi Mutele, will not be an round match at the easy task for the strikers of Tshifudi Stadium Young Tigers. last Sunday.

Muziafera Blue Eagles Rockers proved and Maelula United Brothbeyond doubt that Geared to lift the trophy: Sambandou United Professionals FC ers will follow suit at 11:00. they are ready to (Sapro). Photo: Frank Mavhungu.

By Frank Mavhungu