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Tank of death

By Kaizer Nengovhela

They went to the bush to play, but their trip of fun ended in their tragic death when an old water tank they were playing in caught fire.

Scores of bemused villagers watched on in disbelief as the burnt bodies of two young friends, Hangwani Malange (5)

and Mukhwethwa Tshidada (6), were retrieved from the burnt tank at Vari-Ha-Mutonga last Wednesday.

At this stage, the circumstances around the death of the two boys are very vague and the spokesperson for the police at Waterval, W/O Kedibone Mabatha, said that the police had opened an inquest docket. He

also appealed to the parents to take care of their children The father of Hangwani, Mr Abraham Malange, said that the family was battling to come to terms with the tragedy. “We are greatly saddened by this deaths.

Everything is in the hands of God,” he added. He mentioned that the family had accepted that the incident was beyond human

control and they blamed nobody for the two’s death. “Children want to play and they should not be denied the right to do that. Let them play in a safe environment where they will not be exposed to dangers like what happened to our child,” he said. Vhamusanda Vho-Ndishavhelafhi Netshia said the whole community was saddened by the incident. “We never

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He expressed his condolences to the two families. He called upon all parents to watch out when their children are playing.

Vhavenda King Toni Mphephu Ramabulana has expressed his sympathy to the two families.

Tshidada was buried last Sunday and Malange will be buried tomorrow (Saturday).

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LIMPOPO MIRROR

2 26 September 2014

By Elmon Tshikhudo

By Kaizer Nengovhela

Prison warders on two-day strike The Kutama Sinthumule maximum security prison warders embarked on a two-day strike last Tuesday as a result of a dispute between South African Custodial Management (SACM) and prison warders at Makhado (Louis Trichardt).

More than 400 warders embarked on the strike and activities at the prison were severely disrupted when warders forced the management off the prison premises.

Police and armed guards from Interactive Security Company had to be called in as chaos erupted inside the prison. More than 2 000 prisoners apparently tried to break down doors with

the intent to get food and medication, which they could not get as a result of the strike, said warders who wished to remain anonymous.

The warders said that they started with the sit-in last Tuesday night. They undertook to remain on the premises until they were addressed by the prison management.

The warders complained about pension issues and some claimed to have worked at SACM for 12 years without accumulating a sizable pension.

Warders said they were unhappy about the management´s failure to consult with them on pressing issues. They added that the prison management

had failed to act in terms of the recommendations on their grievances and that was why the members had gone on strike.

“We negotiated in good faith, but when it came to implementation, they acted in bad faith,” the warders said.

They also demanded that the company’s headquarters be relocated from Johannesburg to Makhado, so as to best serve the workers.

The warders returned to work last Friday after they had resolved their grievances with the management of the prison.

Efforts to get comment from SACM director Indiran Pillay were not successful as his phone kept on ringing.

One of the prison warders is escorted away by security officers and instructed not to talk to the media.

Police investigate death of Somalian The merciless killing of a Somalian man in Thohoyandou over a lost R4 000 last Wednesday evening has left members of the close-knit community in extreme shock.

To add insult to injury, it is alleged that Mr Vincent Abdulla (29) was killed by a fellow countryman.

Abdulla, who works at a restaurant in Thohoyandou, is alleged to have been killed by a customer who suspected him of stealing his money while he was eating at the restaurant. It is alleged that the customer followed him to his room after work at around 19:00 and accused him of having stolen his money.

An argument is said to have ensued, whereupon Abdulla was killed. After the confrontation he had a big gash in his throat and died at the scene. The suspect is said to have fled the scene after the incident.

This latest murder has opened up a can of worms about the alleged vicious life led by Somalian nationals in the Vhembe area. A year ago, another Somalian was viciously hacked by his countrymen and died of his injuries in the Nzhelele area.

Several violent incidents involving Somalians have also occurred in Thohoyandou. Some of the incidents took place in full view of other people in the central business area. In most cases, pangas and knives are used in the attacks, which shows that they are planned as the perpetrators carry the weapons with them.

“We are greatly saddened by what happened.

There are always fights here among our own people. We are surprised as to what could be happening with our people. Instead of protecting each other, they are always fighting and stabbing each other with knives,” said one of the concerned members of the Somalian community in Thohoyandou.

The man said Somalian nationals were always in the firing line as they had to face robberies and attacks at their businesses in villages. “We were supposed to be united, so that we could fight off a common enemy of robbers terrorising us on a daily basis, but it seems as if we are even more divided among ourselves; we cannot protect each other,”

said the man.

An Indian trader who has a business not far from where the incident happened said the man could have lived, had they phoned the police and ambulance immediately after the stabbing.

The shopkeeper added that business was becoming slow in the area as customers were afraid that they could be caught in the crossfire when fighting started.“We are badly affected by what is happening here, and the sooner the law takes its course here, the better.We cannot withstand this type of situation where there are fights on a daily basis,” he said.

Thohoyandou police spokesperson Major Mashudu Malelo confirmed the incident. “As of now, we cannot divulge the cause of the argument between the men, and that will only become known in the course of our investigations,” he said. Malelo added that they had opened a murder case and that they hoped to arrest the suspect as he is known to them.

The body of Mr Vincent Abadulla is taken to a waiting mortuary van after the killing.

A large number of young ones in the Vhembe region braved the cold weather on Saturday to attend the Kiddies wild fun explosion in Shayandima. This was an event aimed at providing entertainment specifically for the children in the Vhembe region. In our photo are some of the children during in the event. It took place at Shuma Park.

Municipal officials on sports tour At least 70 employees of the Makhado local municipality left last Thursday to participate in the week-long all-Southern Africa Inter-Municipal Sports Association games in the Buffalo City municipality. They will participate in several sporting codes, and the aim of the games is that municipal employees from various municipalities in the SADC region can exchange work-related ideas and establish professional networks. Last Wednesday, Mr Patrick Munyai from UMS donated sports bags to the participants. In the photo are, from left to right, Mr Louis Bobodi (municipal spokesperson), Cllr Samson Baloyi (head of the cooperate service portfolio), Mr Daniel Munyai (sports secretary), Mr Christopher Kharidzha (director of co-operate services) and Mr Patrick Munyai (service provider from UMS).

Police News

Zim woman abandons 3-day-old baby A 25-year-old Zimbabwean woman appeared in the Musina Magistrate’s Court last Wednesday in connection with a case of child negligence.

According to the Musina po-

lice’s spokesperson, Const Dakalo Ramagwede, a three-dayold baby was found abandoned in the park by members of the community.

The police were alerted and

the search for the infant’s mother began. The woman was later identified and arrested.

The woman will appear in court again on 25 September. She remains in custody.

The Tshilwavhusiku Police Station’s Women’s Network recently donated groceries to Ms Lydia Sithavhana (31) and her five children of Madombidzha Zone 2. The unemployed Sithavhana lives in a shack with her children.

LIMPOPO MIRROR

26 September 2014 3

Ramovha survives tragedy at TB Joshua’s synagogue masonry.

“It was dark and hot, and I couldn’t see any other person around me,” he said. “I was trapped inside a ‘bubble’ of debris, and I heard voices cry out around me. Someone cried about his hand, foot or arm, while another cried about her neck. I was not hurt by any of the rubble, though.”

The temperature was around 45º C. “The hot temperature was getting the better of me, draining me of all strength and weakening my system,” he said.

“I had never felt so lost in my life.

I whispered the name ‘Jesus’ several times and started feeling oxygen rushing in and thought there was a hole through which I could get out.

I believe this oxygen supply was a miracle.”

He crawled out of the tunnel that the rescuers had dug and saw light for the first time after 13 hours of frustration and pain. “There were many of us who survived and we were all taken to hospital,” he said.

After spending a night in hospital, he was discharged and spent the rest of Saturday, Sunday and Monday attending church.

“I boarded my flight on Tuesday and got home on Wednesday,” he said. “Now my duty is to testify about my survival.”

Ramovha sent his condolences to the families of all the people who died when the building collapsed. “I take solace in the fact that those people didn’t die while being involved in something stupid; they were working for God,” he said.

The Presidency issued a statement

on 16 September, following the tragedy, in which it said at least 67 South Africans had died in the tragedy.

“Our thoughts are with the families, friends and colleagues who have lost their loved ones in this heartbreaking tragedy,” said Pres Jacob Zuma.

“The whole nation shares the pain of the mothers, fathers, daughters and sons who have lost their loved ones.

We are all in grief.”

A happy Khathutshelo Ramovha thanks God for sparing his life.

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A South African author of Christian literature, Mr Khathutshelo Ramovha (27), survived the tragedy that hit the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN), when the headquarters’ building collapsed on 12 September. According to a statement at least 84 people were killed in the incident.

The SCOAN, in Nigeria, is headed by its founder, preacher TB Joshua.

Author of He Is More Than Just a God, Ramovha spent 13 haunting hours trapped in the rubble before rescuers could find and lead him out through a tunnel which they had dug.

Ramovha hails from Tshirolwe in Nzhelele.

“I arrived at the church’s residence for foreign guests on 9 September and spent two days attending spiritual lectures,” he recounted. “The lectures were all about having faith and being prepared for any kind of challenges and hardships.”

After Friday’s lecture, Ramovha and other guests went to the dining hall for lunch. He collected his plate of fish, pap and salad and came to sit down at a table. Before he could lift up a spoonful of pap to his mouth, he heard the sound of frightened voices from all sides of the dinning hall.

“The spoon fell from my fingers as I saw the building and the surface on which I was standing, collapse,” he said.

“I can’t forget the look on believers’ terrified faces, and their screams are still fresh in my ears.”

Ramovha passed out. He regained consciousness after some time, enclosed underneath the rubble and

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LIMPOPO MIRROR

4 26 September 2014

By Phathutshedzo Luvhengo

Community members chase family away

Lucky survivors Avhapfani Nenzhelele and her twins show the debris of what used to be their house. In our photo, ward councilor Matodzi Netshifhefhe and traditional leader Mphalaleni Rasivhaga are inspecting the damage.

By Elmon Tshikhudo

House caves in on mother and twins One moment Avhapfani Nen- left her stranded because she does We knew that this would happen zhelele was busy packing her not have any place to go or put and we just thought maybe she clothing in her one-roomed her belongings. “I am confused would be lucky and get an RDP house. The next moment she now; I do not know what to do. I house, but it is taking a long time was covered by dust when a am not working and took a long and now this has happened." heap of bricks and a corrugated time to build this one room from Ward councillor Matodzi Netiron roof fell on her and her scratch. The father of the twins shifhefhe visited the family and 10-month-old twin girls. left me on my own, and I have did not waste time in arranging For this miraculous escape, nowhere to go." temporary shelter and food for Nenzhelele (28) of Maembeni Local traditional leader Mpha- the family. “This is an extreme outside Thohoyandou believes laleni Rasivhaga said the incident case which needs urgent interthat God protected them and had left her with a heavy burden. vention, and I have spoken to the made sure they came out unhurt. “We do not know what to do as disaster people to make a tent and The incident happened last of now. This is a big problem for food available, so that they can Thursday morning. “It was all of us as the woman is left with be accommodated temporarily,” around 11:00 and I was with my nothing and has nowhere to go. he said. twins, Tsireledzo and Aluwani, when a strong wind came up. When I went to close the door, the roof was blown off.

Immediately, a heap of bricks fell and we were trapped inside the house until neighbours came and helped us out,” she said.

Nenzhelele indicated that she had learnt some lessons from the incident. “I now know that a person can die anytime. Three corpses could have been removed from the house. I have also learnt that God protects us all the time.

Had it not been for Him, we would have died, and we are very grateful He saved us from certain death,” she said.

Ms Avhapfani Nenzhelele and her twins move away from the collapsed She said the incident house.

A lucky customer at Thohoyandou Electric Express Furnishers beat 18 million other customers countrywide and walked away with a brand new Toyota Etios in the store's Club Magazine competition. Lebogang Mankgeru (28) of Mamaila village bought a refrigerator at the store to qualify for the draw. Entries are drawn from all the 143 stores countrywide and there are monthly prizes of cash and others. The winners from each month are then entered for the grand draw, which is done once a year, with the grand prize a brand new vehicle. " I am so excited. The car came at the right time as I am planning to get a licence. This is my first car and I won't exchange it for anything; this is my luck,” said Mankgeru. In our photo are Lebogang Mankgeru at the steering wheel, Petro Silvester, next to Mankgeru (Electric Express marketing merchandiser), Bruzel Gossman (area manager), Katlego Letebele (branch manager) and Lilian Mulaudzi (relieving manager).

When a spate of crime starts to frustrate community members, they often resort to vigilante acts. Unfortunately, family members and friends of the perceived culprits also become victim of such attacks.

In the Kuruleni village outside Ha-Mashamba, family members of Charles Tshabalala (28) were chased away from the village. Community members allege that Tshabalala had been terrorising the community for the past seven months and they took out their wrath on his family. Tshabalala was released from prison on Friday (September 12).

It is further alleged by aggrieved community members that, when Tshabalala arrived back at the village, he assaulted a young man for apparently reporting him to the police.

The injured man was admitted to hospital and received treatment for the injuries sustained.

The following day, the furious

community members went to Tshabalala's family and chased them away from the village.

They had to seek refuge at the Levubu police station.

Charles Tshabalala was re-arrested and subsequently appeared in court. He was charged with three counts of rape, assault to cause grievous bodily harm and several charges of housebreaking. “All his charges were reinstated, pending further investigations.

He was sent back to custody and he will appear in the magistrate's court soon,” said Levubu police spokesperson W/O Solly Mukhola.

The tension in the village reached breaking point in March this year when five community members were arrested after they had allegedly burnt down a rondavel belonging to Tshabalala.

Samuel Riveli, Brian Riveli, William Pataka, Edward Gija and Nomsa Chauke were all

charged with arson. The cases against them were postponed and they must again appear in the Louis Trichardt Magistrate's Court on 2 October.

The Tshabalala family told Limpopo Mirror last Thursday that the young man who was assaulted was trying to burn down their houses and they chased the man away from their home. They managed to extinguish the fire.

When the family members interrogated the young man, he told them that he had been sent by members of the community. The father of Charles Tshabalala, Mr Wilson Tshabalala, said they had not done anything wrong and they did not understand why they were being chased away. “Now we don’t have a home. We have been here for almost a week now,” he said.

The family, with all their belongings, is currently staying at the Levubu police station.

The Tshabalala family is staying at the Levubu police station since being chased away by community members. From left to right are Hlahla, Khwesi (young boy), Mr Wilson Tshabalala, Mrs Mphephu and Ms Betty Tshabalala.

By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho

Passion for electronics turns into a job A curiosity about electronic goods and how they are assembled kept Thivhahangwi Nemahungoni's passion alive for years, until he decided to turn it into a job.

Today, Thivhahangwi runs his small office in the heart of Thohoyandou, where he specialises in fixing electronic equipment such as keyboards, guitars, power amps, mixers and microphones.

“Most of us take our aptitudes for granted,” he said. “If a child shows an aptitude for doing something like sewing, fixing gadgets or sculpturing, encourage them to focus on that.”

Now, at 34 years of age, he recalls the time when he was a young boy growing up in the village. He used to take his electronic toys and old keyboards apart to see what was inside and how they operated.

He also became curious about the functioning of such devices and how sound was created.

“At the age of 13, that curiosity built up and I started disassembling

toys and assembling them again,” he said. “When I switched them on again, sound came out and it worked!”

Soon he was repairing neighbours' radios and electronic appliances.

Even churches sought his services, for whom he fixed sound systems. “I realised that I could not work without a certificate, so I obtained an electronics repair certificate from Vhembe FET College in 2005,” he added.

“Between 2006 and 2009, I fixed cell phones from a street corner in Thohoyandou. I was able to

support my wife and two kids.”

In 2012, Thivhahangwi decided to upgrade his business into an office where the locals could get electronic repair services with dignity. So, he did some research and finally registered his company, Sound From Galaxy Electronics.

“Besides fixing electronic devices, I also do live sound engineering services,” he revealed.

“I am living my dream as a fixer of all electronic sound systems and music instruments.”He added that his mission was to provide the best quality to all his clients.

Thivhahangwi Nemahungoni, busy at work at his office.

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26 September 2014 5

By Elmon Tshikhudo

Anti-apartheid couple reunite at Tshilidzini graveyard The wishes of the Smith couple, who in the previous dispensation fought fiercely against the policy of separate development, were recently fulfilled when part of the ashes of Dr Ellen Smith was buried next to her husband at Tshilidzini.

Dr Nico Smith, a theologian, and his wife, Ellen, a medical doctor, spent a large part of their lives uplifting the communities of Mamelodi and Tshilidzini. At Tshilidzini, they founded a hospital and a church in 1956 and worked for many years before they relocated to Pretoria, where they founded a church in Mamelodi.

To show their commitment to changing and challenging the status quo, they settled The late Dr Ellen Smith’s ashes are taken from the church to the gravesite in the black township of Mamelodi.

Dr Nico Smith passed on in 2010 and, at the church yard.

in accordance with his wish, the family buried half of his ashes in Mamelodi and the rest at Tshilidzini.

His wife, Ellen (87), passed on earlier this year and half of her ashes were buried at Mamelodi and the rest next to her husband at Tshilidzini.

The handing over of the ashes and subsequent burial took place during an emotional church service at Tshilidzini a fortnight ago.

The couple’s daughter, Maretha Laubscher, said her parents had requested them to do that before they died. “Our family has been part of these communities and we felt that we had to honour our parents’ wishes and unite them with the people they lived with, even in death. We are greatly heartened by the reception we received

here,” she added.

Tshilidzini Hospital CEO Mr Mufamadi thanked the family for contributing towards the development in the area.

“Through this family, many received education in this area and are now contributing positively to the country, continue the connection and hold on to the great works done by your parents,” he said.

On behalf of the Uniting Reformed Church in Southern Africa’s Tshilidzini congregation, Rev Anderson Magwira thanked the family “for bringing light and fighting the demon of apartheid when it was not fashionable to do so”.

During the service, the church received memorabilia from the Smith family dating back to 1956, when the hospital and church were started.

By Phathutshedzo Luvhengo

Water “thieves” frustrate communities

Chief Vhengani Ligege, who represented Thulamela Municipality (2nd from right), Rev Anderson Magwira and members of the Smith family at the gravesite where the Smiths are buried.

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Allegations of illegal water connections have been rife in Mauluma Village in Nzhelele, leaving some of the residents angry and complaining that they are no longer getting water from their home taps.

This issue has not only affected Mauluma village, however. Several communities in Nzhelele and Waterval are complaining about the same problem. A resident who spoke on condition of anonymity, for fear of victimization, said he tried to report the matter to the royal council. He said he was told that the problem was spi-

ralling out of control because of the shortage of water in the area.

Several people have alle­gedly connected pipes illegally from the main line which connects the village’s households with the main reservoir. Although residents get water at their home taps occasionally, this has exacerbated the problem to such a extent that some are no longer getting water at their home taps at all. Vhembe District Municipality (VDM) warned those communities and appealed to the traditional leaders to cooperate with them to avoid further damage. Talking to

Limpopo Mirror on Tuesday, the municipal spokesperson, Mr Matodzi Ralushai, said illegal connections led to a huge loss of revenue to the municipality.

He warned that the council had proposed a bylaw which would help eradicate the probleme. He said that if only the traditional leaders could rebuke those people and address this challenge at their royal meetings, it could be solved.

He added that protecting those people was like protecting criminals whilst they were persisting to destruct the safety of the communities.

LIMPOPO MIRROR

6 26 September 2014

By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho

Department denies negligence in death The Department of Health in Limpopo denies any negligence, following the death of an unborn baby. This follows claims by Ms Norah Hlungwani (37), who believes that a doctor at the LTT Memorial Hospital prescribed the ‘wrong medication’, which eventually caused her to give birth to a stillborn child.

Hlungwani, who is a resident of Tshiozwi in the Sinthumule area, was transferred to LTT Memorial Hospital from Madombidzha Clinic on 12 March.

She claimed that a doctor at the hospital merely visually examined her and told her the unborn baby had not grown fully.

“He administered two injections and said they were meant to delay ‘child delivery’, so that the child may grow to its full size,” said a weeping Hlungwani. “He said I would deliver on 27 March and not on my initial date of 16 March.”

On 14 March, Hlungwani was rushed to the Madombidzha Clinic, where she gave birth to a stillborn baby girl.

Ms Hlungwani confronted the doctor who had prescribed the medication to ‘delay birth’. “He

acknowledged to me and my husband that he had wrongfully given me the medication, after examining me incorrectly,” she wept. “He then apologised to us.

He said we must forgive him.”

Hlungwani and her husband, Mr Peter Lithole (47), felt that the doctor must compensate them.

“He said he was poor and that we must sue the State,” she explained. “Then we requested to view my file, so that we could study the circumstances around my child’s death first.”

According to Hlungwnai, a female official then collected the file from the records department and hid it.

The Department of Health’s provincial spokesperson, Mr Macks Lesufi, said, however, that Ms Hlungwani had been properly examined by a doctor and the medication prescribed was to treat a separate condition that was discovered during the examination. “The insinuation perpetuated by the client is refuted with the contempt it deserves,” he said.

Lesufi stated that the injections that Hlungwani claimed she was given to delay labour

refered to an antibiotic which was given intravenously and steroids which were administered to ensure that even if birth occured before the expected term, the child might breath normally. “[The medication] was in no way related to her false labour alarm,” he said.

The department denied claims that the client’s attending doctor “had at any stage had an interaction with the client where he allegedly acknowledged prescribing the wrong medication, let alone declared poverty and advised the client to sue the department and the provincial department of health”.

Lesufi added that Hlungwani’s file was never at the hospital in the first place. “Since she delivered at Madombidzha Clinic, there was no way that her file could be at the hospital,” he said.

However, a weeping Hlungwani said: “I am hurt deeply. All that the department is saying is false and they are only protecting the State and their doctor.

How did I have the doctor’s mobile phone numbers and his names? I stand by my story.”

Captured with the model that won the prize are, from left to right, Mr Joseph Makhokha from the Limpopo Department of Roads and Transport, Mr Amon Rantsu (teacher), Josephine Chiweta, Thapelo Machacha, Mercy Ndou, Nomathemba Ncube, Watson Chuma, Principal Abraham Legavha and Mr Jonas Tshilevhulevhu.

Achievement

Musina High tops in road safety competition Musina High School won the recent Vhembe District road safety competition and finished second in the Limpopo finals of the event.

The five pupils who participated in the competition came back with trophies, certificates and a cheque of R3 000. They were recently paraded at the school’s morning assembly, where they also displayed their trophies, certificates and cheque. Before the parade, teachers and learners observed a moment of silence to remember all the people who lost their lives on South African roads.

The teacher who supervised the learners to prepare for the

competition, Mr Amos Rantsu, said the competitors did two presentations, which included a model and a portfolio of evidence.

“We did a model of the road infrastructure of Musina, with specific reference to challenges and interventions. Our model was done with specific reference to the N1 road from Musina to China City Wholesalers towards the Beit Bridge border post.”

They analysed some access roads within the Nancefield area and identified several challenges, which include the occurrence of accidents. They also proposed the construction of overhead bridges on the N1 road.

Rantsu said they also identified the illegal removal of road signs in Nancefield location as one of the causes of accidents. “We proposed the construction of more speed humps to discourage motorists from speeding in the location.”

A Grade 11 pupil, Josephine Tshiweta, who participated in the competition, said they were very happy to be recognized as one of the best schools in the province.

The principal, Mr Abraham Legavha, was equally jubilant about the achievement. “We really appreciate the good work by these pupils. It is the result of team work by the pupils, teachers and parents.”

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Check U in Makhado (Louis Trichardt) recently announced the names of their Lucky Draw competition winners. The draw took place on 13 September and all customers who bought for R200 or more at the store qualified. Pictured with the staff of Check U is first prize winner Ms Francina Managa (in the middle, back), holding the Telefunken 37cm FHD LED TV as first prize.

The second-prize winner was Mr Alfred Nemaurani (who won a hot plate Harwa oven), while the third-place winner was Mr John Madavhu (who won a Sunbeam glass kettle). Photo supplied.

Mr Carl Henning of Mununzwu Newco recently sponsored Chief Njakanjaka and his delegation to visit Zimbabwe to meet Zimbabwean and South African traditional leaders to discuss the culture of the XitTsonga and Vhavenda. The event took place from 3 to 7 September. In our photo are, from left to right, Mr Thomas Mudau from Munuzwu Newco, Chief Sam Njakanjaka Mukhari and Ms Vicky Muvhali, the Njakanjaka tribal spokesperson. Photo supplied.

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Remonia Mudau’s recent 28th birthday was an auspicious occasion when the who’s who in Thohoyandou and some other parts of the country came in their numbers to celebrate with her.

Remonia (right) is the wife of socialite and businessman Arnold “Soldier” Mudau (2nd from left), a co-director of Jerusalem Paradise Pool and Car Wash at Golgotha. The ceremony was held recently at the poolside of the joint. Helping her cut the specially designed birthday cake are husband Arnold Mudau and colleagues Naledzani Munyai and Linda Netshitomboni.

In an effort to refurbish the streets in Makhado (Louis Trichardt), the Makhado Local Municipality recently appointed TR Building Construction at a cost of R9 million. The contractor is currently finalizing the project. The local community members also benefited from temporary employment.

Potholes in some of the streets are now a thing of the past, following this move.

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By Elmon Tshikhudo

Doctorate for traffic boss

The top 12 finalists for the Miss Benny’s Care beauty contest were selected at the White Horse Guest House in Makhado (Louis Trichardt). The 12 will participate in the pageant at the Muduluni Community Hall in December. In our photo are, from left to right, Khutsvo Motimele, Elelwani Tshidada, Mpho Maemu, Mpho Masikhwa, Nontobeko Mokoena, Humbulani Tshamaano, Phophi Raulinga, Sandra Muluvhu, Hazel Siwadada, Mulalo Sinthumule, Ntwanano Makhubele and Mukhethwa Ramudzuli.

As part of the research for his master’s degree, the head of traffic of the Thulamela Municipality, Thinandavha Munwana, presented a paper at the Makerere University in Uganda in 2010.

The theme of the paper was accidents in the Thulamela Municipality area.

Last Friday, Munwana received a PhD during the graduation ceremony of the University of Venda.

The 46-year-old said he was proud of his qualification and wanted his peers to emulate him. He was one of the 11 candidates who received their doctoral degrees.

“I have fulfilled my long-standing cherished dream of achieving a doctorate,” he said. His thesis wis entitled Developing a model to integrate LDVs into rural passenger transport in the Vhembe District municipality.

“Road safety has always been close to my heart and coming up with new ideas of saving lives on our roads is the ultimate goal. I knew that this could only be achieved through studying,” he said. He said that, besides being a personal achievement or a stepping stone towards greener pastures, his thesis, if implemented, could benefit the community and the government as far as informal and formal transport are concerned. “This is not my ultimate goal as I am busy

writing papers to be used in journals, so as to be in touch with people on the ground. This would go a long way in educating communities in order to save lives on our roads,” he said.

Munwana added that he did not stop studying, so that he could be a role model in his career. “As a leader in the traffic section, I have to lead from the front and be a good example that with education we can achieve great things,” he said.

At the ceremony, the principal of Univen, Prof Peter Mbati, said the university placed a high premium on academic projects and it was for this reason that, for the past eight years, they had invested about one billion rand in infrastructure development for quality education.

During the ceremony, 584 recipients were awarded qualifications.

“We are also conferring 11 doctoral degrees, the largest number at a single graduation ceremony, 79 master’s degrees, 84 honours degrees, 331 bachelors and professional degrees, and 79 diplomas and certificates.”

The other resipients of doctorates are Lufuno Mavhandu, Naledzani Rasila, Ntsieni Stella Mashau, Fhatuwani Ravhuhali, Thizwilondi Mudau, Harry Mukwevho, Thakhani Takalani, Nkhangweleni Nemukula, Thinandavha Munwana, Zwodangani Mudau and Mpho Tshitangoni

New doctor Thinandavha Munwana (third from left) is being congratulated by Univen principal Prof Peter Mbati. Also in the photograph are Munwana’s children, Fulufhedzani (left), Tendani and Junior (right).

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Khoroni

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Mulakhulu u a Fhinduwa

Thikho Liphadzi Drama

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Vhandilani/ Morning Drive

Jones & Mpho [Majantiby] Lucky Tshilimandila [sports] Pfarelo Maduguma [Bussiness news] Thilivhali Ralethatha[Producer]

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Nne Na Vhone

Lutendo Tshisikule Producer:Tshianeo Phathela.

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Rotenda Mangoma Mbavhalelo Nematondoni.

Wonder juniper Producer Donald Khanari.

Jennifer Muthige

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Dziaorowa/ Afternoon Drive/

Jimmy Netshilulu.

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Current Affairs Mitambo/ Sports Hour

CA Team.

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Educational programmes Educators development[Mon] Learners support 1[Tues] Learners support 2[Wed] Civic education [Friday]

Godfrey Mavhasa

20:30-21:00

Dial a lawyer [mon] Health and environment[tue] Business talk [Thurs]

Pat Nephawe Wonder Juniper.

Pfarelo Maduguma

21:00 – 21:45

Death Notices: [mon-thurs] Ri a dzedza

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Wonder Juniper

Terry Mudau FRIDAY

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Jones & Nefale

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Nne Na Vhone

Lutendo Tshisikule

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Rotenda Mangoma.

14:30 – 15:00

Tshiko /Mid-day Talk Show Commerce & Finance Denzhe / Kiddies Show

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Dziaorowa/ Afternoon Drive/

Jimmy Netshilulu

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Current Affairs Mitambo/ Sports Hour Education: Civic Education Music

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Party Time

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Rotenda Mangoma.

Music

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Divhambele Mbalavhali Jenniffer Muthige.

Current Affairs National Top 20 Nambi Ya Dzi Nambi

Terry Mudau Terry Mudau Shandu

Nambi Ya Dzi Nambi Teen Zone & Youth Ke Yona Reggae

Shandu Lukhwareni Pandelani and Mbavhalelo Tshilillo Khanari

14h30-19h00

Sports

Phathutshedzo

19:00-21:00

Devhula Ha Vhembe

Mpho Nefale

21:00-00:00

Party Time/ Dikita

Shandu

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NAME OF PROGRAMME

PRESENTER

00:00 – 03:00

Nzhalinga

Divhambele Mbalavhali

03:00 – 06:00

Matambandou

Jeniffer Muthige

06:00 - 10:00

Gondo Vhugala/ Gospel Show

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10:00 - 11:45

Hu Bvuma Yone hits

Hulisani Phosiwa

11:45 - 13:00 13:00 – 14:30

Soapie Omnibus Jazz Show

Hulisani Phosiwa

14:30 - 18:00

Sports/ Hu Duba Buse

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18:00 -21:00

Disability / Issues Of Faith

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21:00 - 24:00

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Seated from left to right: Cllrs Gift Phiri, Fistos Mafela, Mihloti Ramoyada (mayor), Nkele Milanzi, Bigboy Ndou and Sewane Kaunda. Standing are representatives of government departments and stakeholders who operate within the Beit Bridge border post.

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Importance of Beit Bridge border under discussion Mayor Mihloti Ramoyada of the Musina Municipality and her councillors recently met with government departments to discuss service delivery at the Beit Bridge border port of entry.

The meeting took place at the

border post and was also attended by stakeholders who operate within the border post.

Ramoyada said the issue of migration was high on the political agenda for governments around the world.

“When managed effectively, migra-

tion holds great potential for migrants and for host communities such as the people of our border town here in Musina.

It is important that controls are applied in an open and transparent way," she added. She mentioned that the free movement of persons was a fundamental right, but that it was important that all people crossing the border must have all the

By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho required documents. According to her, the Beit Bridge border post must play a role in the economic development of the country and it was important that the border post be safe at all times. “We should The visually impaired scholars and initiative of the Rivoni Society for the work together with the law-enforcement agencies management at Rivoni School for Blind. It was established in 2006 after to eradicate criminal smuggling and trafficking the Blind at Elim rejoiced when a the society realised that there was a networks in the informal economy.”

Sandton-based company recently need for visually impaired people to handed them R200 000 and 89 pairs undergo formal education. of school shoes.

The school’s principal, Ms ConChancellor House Holdings’ Mr stance Mabaso, accepted the cheque Molahlehi Msimanga indicated that and said that they heartily appreciated his company had heard the school’s the gift. “What we appreciate most is Published by Zoutnet CC, trading as Limpopo Mirror of Shop no. 5 call for help. “The call was made in the fact that you are not giving us the Madar Centre, next to the Post Office, Thohoyandou. Typographically Limpopo and it reverberated through shoes and a cheque out of sympathy,” prepared by the proprietors and printed by D Brits, Jeppe Street the walls of Limpopo to Chancellor she said. “We need nobody’s sympa- 1, Makhado (Louis Trichardt).

House Holdings in Gauteng.” thy. We only need your understand- POSTAL ADDRESS He said that they were making an ing. These shoes will walk us towards PO Box 1680, Louis Trichardt, 0920 Audited investment of this nature in the prov- our goal of becoming independent TELEPHONES: Distribution Figures (015) 962 1008 ince, hoping that some of children at and not towards becoming beggars Thohoyandou: Thohoyandou fax: (015) 962 1008 the school for the blind would one day with tins on the streets.” work for the company he represented.

Rivoni School for the Blind has Makhado (Louis Trichardt): (015) 516 4996/7 Makhado (Louis Trichardt) fax: (015) 516 2303 “All things are possible, and as Chan- a healthy track record of academic cellor House Holdings, we believe in excellence in all grades. “We have E-MAIL: possibilities,” he said. been producing 83%, 87% and we Advertising: adverts@zoutnet.co.za Editor: wikus@zoutnet.co.za Rivoni School for the Blind is an produced 90% pass rate last year,” she Administrative: admin@zoutnet.co.za said. “This shows clear- Website: http://www.limpopomirror.co.za ly that our disability has never been a barrier and WORLD YOUNG READER PRIZE 2005 www.wan-press.org it will never become a barrier for us. We are not incapable; we are full of capabilities.”

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By Phathutshedzo Luvhengo

Two youths from Musina to study medicine at Cuba university Two people killed Two youths from Musina, and five years of medical stud- Ramoyada, presented them with come back and address the shortage of doctors in in minibus crash Future Maluleke and Reason ies. Maluleke and Kgopana are a laptop computer each to assist the country. “The shortage of medical professionals Kgopana (both 22), have been selected to study medicine in Cuba.

The course includes a year of Spanish, a foundation course

among 110 beneficiaries of the South African Cuban Scholarship programme in Limpopo.

Before they jetted off, the Mayor of Musina, Cllr Mihloti

them in their studies.

Ramoyada said the people of Musina were proud of the two youths who are going to further their studies, so that they can

is the biggest concern facing the future of the South African medical profession. Taking into consideration that the two youths come from indigent families whose parents cannot afford paying university tuition, we should thank the government of the day for opening up opportunities for learning to disadvantaged South Africans. We have no doubt that these two youths will represent us well in Cuba.”

Future Maluleke, who stays at Musina Skoon­ plaas, says he is very happy to be afforded the opportunity to study medicine in Cuba. He explains how his dream of studying medicine in Cuba came true: “I was in a queue looking for a job at Messina Hospital, because my parents could not afford to take me to university. I then saw the South African Cuban Scholarship application forms and decided to try my luck. I filled them out and supplied all the relevant information as requested. I could not believe my ears when I got a call from the Department of Health that I had been selected. The rest is now history and I’m looking forward to this life-changing opportunity.”

Reason Kgopana, who also stays in Musina Skoonplaas, says that he will definitely work very hard and "I will never disappoint the people of Seated: Reason Kgopana (left) and Future Maluleke, with the laptops presented to them by Musina. My dream is to come back and work as a Musina Mayor Mihloti Ramoyada. Wishing them successful studies in Cuba are standing, from doctor here in Messina Hospital," he said. left to right, Cllrs Caroline Mahasela from Vhembe District Municipality, Fistos Mafela, Nkele Milanzi, Mayor Mihloti Ramoyada, Simon Ndlovu, Sewane Kaunda, Bigboy Ndou (both from Musina Municipality) and Chief Solomon Nduvheni.

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Sharing last wishes with your loved ones Everyone wants to leave a legacy for their loved ones. But what if that legacy ends up in the wrong hands? Dying without a will or with an invalid one may mean that your last wishes cannot be fulfilled.

Some people don’t draw up a will because they believe that their estate (money, house, car, insurance policies and investments) is small enough for their families to manage. All they want is a simple will.

“Drawing up a will does not have to be a complex or an expensive exercise. A trust company or your financial adviser can advise you on how to draft the most practical will that takes into account your personal circumstances and wishes,” says Sanlam Trust Legal Adviser Clive Hill.

Your will is one of the most important documents in your life since it ensures your wishes are carried out after your death. If you die without a valid will in place, the law determines who inherits your estate.

“That could have far-reaching consequences for your loved ones because the law, and not you, would determine who your heirs would be. A will stipulates how your estate should be distributed and to whom,” says Hill.

But he also warns that having a will is only meaningful if that will is valid. It is important that your will should be a practical document that is easy to understand and easy to execute. You should review it regularly to reflect your changing life circumstances. For example, a marriage, divorce, the birth of a child, buying and selling large assets such as a house, the death of a family member or heir, and changes in legislation, all affect the content of your will.

“You can’t be too careful when drafting your will. You should be taking advice from a specialist who works with your financial adviser to craft the best possible will – one that will achieve the best results for your loved ones,” says Hill.

As the week of 15-19 September was South Africa’s National Wills Week, here are some tips on how to draw up a will: * Inform your family beforehand about your wishes regarding your funeral. A will is usually made public only after the funeral has been arranged. * When appointing heirs for your non-cash assets, it is advisable to split your estate and specify who inherits what. To transfer ownership of a house or car to two or more people can result in practical problems as well as family feuds. * If your children are minors, consider appointing someone to be their guardian when both biological parents have died. * Appoint your executor while drafting your will. The surviving spouse is often appointed as

the executor of the estate. However, by appointing a reliable company as executor, you get the advantage of specialised knowledge of wills and estates, thereby ensuring that your surviving spouse is not exploited by people who do not have your spouse’s best interests at heart.

Two people lost their lives when the bakkie they were travelling in collided with a minibus on the Vuwani/Elim road a fortnight ago.

It is alleged that the accident happened when the Isuzu bakkie suddenly turned to drop off farm workers along the road near Ha-Mashaugondo-na-bada.

The minibus was apparently coming from a westerly direction, en route to Gauteng with 12 passengers.

Two people died on the scene of the crash.

According to the police, the victims are a 46-year-old man and a 30 year-old woman from Ha-Mashau.

The Levubu police have opened a case of culpable homicide and are investigating further.

The police spokesperson, W/O Solly Mukhola, urged motorists to be cautious and watch out for other vehicles along the road. He said more accidents were likely to occur if motorists did not abide by the rules of the road. “Motorists should be very vigilant along the road and avoid unnecessary mistakes. They must watch out for other vehicles. Accidents are likely to happen, especially as we are approaching the festive season,” he added.

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By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho The new radio station on the block, Giyani Community Radio, or GCR FM as they are popularly known, brings a breath of fresh air to the residents living in and around Giyani, who have waited so long for a community radio station.

The station first went on air on 18 April. GCR FM has already become very popular with the listeners.

The station’s manager, Mr Prenomen Chabani, indicated that, even during their first days on air, they didn’t have that many challenges from the community because they had done marketing and market evaluation very well through community-level campaigns.

“Our challenge for now is the delay from SAARF (South African Audience Research Foundation) to supply listenership figures (rams) for our station,” he said. “Some businesses want to see the rams before they advertise with us.”

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ment by addressing community, national and global issues. It also addresses challenges facing local communities and informs listeners on available opportunities in a variety of fields.“The station ensures that individuals in these communities have access to knowledge that empowers them to live lives that are based on fundamental human values,” said Chabani.

“GCR will showcase a unique community radio model of civil society leadership in terms of corporate governance and community broadcasting service.”

They also make sure that they reach and interact with the com-

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“We give them support by spending the whole day cleaning and eating with them and we give them food and clothes from our sponsors.”

The radio station uses xiTsonga (50%), Tshivenda (20%), sePedi (20%) and English (10%).

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26 September 2014 13

By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho

Summit on moral regeneration

Diiteleni Day Care Centre’s management, guests and beneficiaries pose for a photograph after the event.

By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho

“Love, nurture and protect the disabled kids” The Diiteleni Day Care Centre for disabled children also celebrated Casual Day this year. The event took place at the Tshilidzini Dual Purpose Centre’s hall.

Mr Rabelani Netshitongwe, social worker attached to Famsa in Vhembe, said that people living with disabilies needed to be loved, nurtured and protected by their families. “The starting point to fight against discrimination against people living with disabilities is to prevent their being placed in institutions away from their families,” he said.

He added that the establishment of day care centres such as Diiteleni needed to be promoted. According to Netshitongwe, the day care centres

provide stimulating activities for people living with disabilies and parents also have time to go to work or engage in other activities to provide for family needs.

“The reunion of family members on a daily basis gives parents and siblings an opportunity to accept and treat people with disabilities with love and care,” he said.

During the event, the children engaged in singing and traditional dances such as malende and xibelane.

The manager at Diiteleni Day Care Centre, Ms Shumani Raphalalani, highlighted the centre’s challenges and said that, unless businesses and other willing members of the communities contributed to the centre, many

Principal of Manaledzi High Joseph Phungo looks at the window which was broken by thugs.

By Kaizer Nengovhela

Computers stolen at Manaledzi Thugs broke into Manaledzi Secondary School, Tshiozwi, and stole two computers, a TV set, a projector and two DVD players last Saturday.

The principal of the school, Mr Joseph Phungo, said the school belonged to the community and they must respect their property.

Vandalism and theft at the school would hinder progress in the Phungo area. “We need our children to enjoy education in good classroom conditions,” Phungo added.

He said that there was an indication that the thugs had gained entry through the burglar door, because it was damaged.

“I believe they used an iron bar to break the burglar proofing. I can’t understand why they did this because it is the same community that suffers at the end of the day.”

He appealed to Good Samaritans who could donate anything to come forward in order to replace the stolen articles.

The spokesperson of the Tshilwavhusiku SAPS, Const Munyadziwa Marindi, confirmed the incident and mentioned that their investigations were continuing.

disabled children would continue to remain in their homes while they should have been taken care of at the centre.

“We have at least 21 disabled children at the centre,” she said. “Some of the children no longer come to the centre as a result of transport challenges. Our biggest challenge is the lack of transport at the moment.”

Raphalalani explained that most drivers who normally transported pupils to and from local schools were unwilling to transport the disabled children to and from the centre. Even when the parents or guardians of the disabled children were willing to pay monthly transport fares, all those drivers were reluctant to transport the children because the disabled children required extra effort. “Drivers need to help the children into and out of the vehicle when they get to the centre - something which most drivers are not prepared to do,” she said. “They say that it consumes their time to such an extent that they get to other schools’ dropping points very late.”

The centre is also in dire need of training aids, so that they can aid the children to sit and walk. “Most children arrive at the centre unable to sit or walk, and we teach them from scratch,” she said. “We also do not have special toys suitable for children with special needs. We can’t just let them use any toys because they can be hazardous for the children.”

At the moment, Diiteleni caters for children from five villages. They are Itsani, Tshisahulu, Duthuni, Shayandima and Muledane. The centre is also in dire need of at least 16 wheelchairs, which children will use at the centre. “We help all these children with matters of hygiene, such as teeth brushing, bathing and encouraging them to wash their clothes,” she said.

“Some children reach the age of 16 without even being able to eat on their own, and it’s our responsibility to teach them to hold a piece of pap and eat. At the end of day, they are able to eat and even take a bath by themselves; this is the kind of the result of that makes us happy.

It’s true that ours is not a small or easy job.”

Moral social cohesion was in the spotlight during a two-day summit on moral regenaration last week.

It took place at the La Ndou Guest House and was organised by the Vhembe District Municipality and Vhembe Moral Regeneration Movement.

About 40 delegates from different stakeholders such as The Victorious Community, Munna Ndi Nnyi?, and local municipalities attended the summit.

Vhembe District Municipality’s Cllr Conny Mphaphuli outlined the movement’s concept note on the first day. She said that South Africa had crossed the historic bridge from inequality and conflict to a society grounded in common citizenship.

“We reflect on the diverse journeys and cultures that have brought us to liberation and democracy, and commit ourselves to those ideals and ethical values that unite us in our diversity,” Mphaphuli stated.

She indicated that the Vhembe Moral Regeneration Movement was committed to upholding the spirit of Ubuntu through a common commitment of affirming the dignity of

all people. “We dedicate ourselves as a nation to respect the worth of all individuals, irrespective of social origin, race, gender, age, status and class,” she said.

It was further heard during the summit that most communities in South Africa are faced with challenges of moral decay. Some pressing challenges were put on the table, so that the stakeholders could come up with ways to address all those issues appropriately. “We are experiencing endless cases of ritual murders,” she said. The challenges mentioned included women and child abuse, usage and abuse of drugs, teenage pregnancies, and the HIV stigma.

Munna Ndi Nnyi’s director Bardwell Mufunwaini said that movements for moral regeneration were important in reminding people to revisit their values and see if they were leading a healthy social lifestyle. “When there is a lack of morals among people, we witness a lot of family violence and killings, which should not have happened in the first place,” he said. “We need to encourage both young and old to go back and practice respect.”

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14 26 September 2014 Health

Respected musician laid to rest at Makumeke Winning the lottery did not swell John Magezi Mahlawule’s ego and he has taught his community that one can win the lotto and still be humble.

This was said by well-known ANC

leader Always Baloyi at Mahlawule’s funeral at the Makumeke cemetery fortnight ago.

Baloyi, who is the ANC Xiwamuseve branch’s chairman, as well as a respected

musician, said Mahlawule was an active “ordinary member” and did not demand any position. “His humility is a lesson to us all that we can remain humble, despite one’s financial standing,” said Baloyi.

Mahlawule (60) died on September 7 of natural causes.

Hundreds of residents, including the local traditional leader, community structures, family members and friends, came to say their goodbyes to the loved man.

Mahlawule’s daughter Constance said her father had been a remarkable man and he had been very close to his children. “To us as a family, he was a friend,” she said.

Mahlawule is survived by his wife Anna, six children and The Mahlawule family, photographed at the tombstone of Mr John Mahlawule. six grandchildren.

More blood urgently needed Traditionally, the month of September is a difficult time at the South African National Blood Service (SANBS) as a result of the preliminary exams and preparation towards the final quarter of the year.

As a result, blood drives at schools and universities are generally not possible at this time of year. This, together with poor turnouts at companies and organisational blood drives, has placed immense pressure on the blood stock levels.

“SANBS needs to maintain a blood stock level of five days at all times by collecting 3000 units of blood per day to meet the demand of the thousands of patients who are reliant on blood transfusions for their survival. However, at the moment, we have only two days of blood stock available, and we are concerned that, should this continue, we are looking at a major crisis as we head towards the festive season,” said Vanessa Raju, SANBS’s communications manager, in a press release last week.

Raju said that it is only with the help of the selfless blood donors that

they are able to remedy this situation.

“We have implemented a cut-back approach where we are not able to meet the request by doctors. What this means is that, should a doctor request four units of blood, SANBS may only be able to offer two units, and this approach will continue until the blood stocks recover,” Raju said.

The SANBS is encouraging all regular donors and those who have made a conscious decision to join this cause of saving lives not miss out on their next donation date.

Members of the public who meet the minimum requirements to give the gift of life by becoming regular donors are urged to visit us as soon as they possibly can.

The minimum blood donor requirements include being between the ages of 16 and 65 years, weighing 50kg or more, having good health and leading a sexually safe lifestyle.

To find out where your nearest donor centre is, visit www.sanbs. org.za, call toll free 0800 11 9031 or SMS your NAME and POSTAL CODE of the area you live in to 31454.

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26 September 2014 15

Plain Truth

By Kaizer Nengovhela

Nazareen Church honours community builders The Nazareen Church Mpheni recently uted towards the development of the The event was attended by, among honoured several people who contrib- community. others, the MEC for Sports, Arts and Culture, Nandi Ndalane, Makhado Mayor David Mutavhatsindi and Chief Livhuwani Matsila.

During the event, pastor Elvis Lehasa said the main reason for rewarding community builders was to encourage them to keep on developing the country. “As a church, we have taken a stand to recognize people who have done well for the community. We do this in spite of whether a person is a Christian or not. Success without appreciation backfires, and we decided to encourage our people to Photographed druing the event are, from left to right, Mr David Mureri, Chief Livhuwani Matsila, work hard for the comNathaniel Thavhiwa, Cllr David Mutavhatsindi, Pastor Elvis Lehasa and Mr Mulimisi Muneri. munities they serve.”

Cllr Mutavhatsindi commended the recipients for achieving great things in life. “We are all destined for great things, and we will never become great unless we help our community members to achieve their goals.”

An athlete who has participated in the Comrades Marathon for the past 11 years, Nathaniel Thavhiwa, said that he was humbled and honoured by the honour.

The quest for morality

Cleaning the outside ...

We live in an age where people focus on ‘image’ and what is called ‘branding’ in business terms.

If you want to go for an interview, you will be told how important it is to make an impression at first sight. Having the right look and image is everything; hence, some people even forget to prepare for the content of their interviews, hoping that their good looks will earn them jobs.

In our reflection last week, we noted whilst interpreting Luke 11:37-41 that the Pharisees were not bothered about the inside but just the outside. They were not worried about one’s relationship with God; their interest was on the fulfilment of the law. Observance of the law was more important to them than having a healthy relationship with God, and they were more interested in impressing men than God. They accused Christ in so many instances of not observing the Law of Moses.

As we reflect on Luke 11:37-41, it is clear that Jesus and his disciples were accused of not cleaning their hands before eating. The pharisees’ concern was not about the health value of the food that the disciples were eating, but their eating without washing their hands.

What mattered to them was not whether Jesus and his disciples were eating junk, but the observance of the law. Because of societal pressure, we have come to believe that outward beauty is the only thing that is important. We still behave in more or less the same way as the Pharisees.

We even go to an extent that our way

of life resembles that of the world. Some model themselves after TV superstars and wear clothes like they do, eat like them, talk like them and want to replicate them in every way. Many get to be consumed by the spirit of materialism.

Our being and actions are there to make an impression. Our association is even one determined by the looks and material possessions that we have.

Churches suffer division, where people who are wealthy or well off always want to associate with others who are well off.

Those who are educated also want to associate themselves with the educated.

We are prone to embrace the spirit of competition, which ultimately brews division and even hatred among God’s people. Cleaning the outside of the cup can be very dangerous if the outside is not informed and shaped by the outside.

That is why there is a saying, “looks can be very deceiving”. When we want to wash the outside at the expense of the inside, we end up developing pride – even spiritual pride - and despising others in the process.

We trample on one of the profound principles of faith: 3 “Do nothing out of selfish ambition or vain conceit, but in humility consider others better than yourselves. 4 Each of you should look not only to your own interests, but also to the interests of others” (Philippians 2:3-4). When we avoid the dangers of cleaning the cup on the outside, we also avoid strife in our marriages. Focus on the inside and save your marriage.

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The incident took place at around 16:00 on Saturday.

According to the spokesperson for the Levubu police, W/O Solly Mukhola, the unknown suspects entered the spaza shop of an Ethopian man and threatened

him “They allegedly said they would smash his head with beer bottles if he refused to give them money,” Mukhola said.

“So he handed over the available R300.”

In another case, a 19-year-old Mashau-Doli woman was raped while walking home at around 19:00 on Saturday.

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NATION UNITED THROUGH SPORT

Thousands of residents from all over Vhembe recently heeded Vhavenda King Toni Mphephu’s call and joined a fun walk from MTG Funerals at Lufule 2 to the Royal Gardens in Nandoni some 15 km away.

Young and old braved the scorching heat and completed the 15 km walk to the Nandoni Dam. The fun walk and the bare-knuckle fist fighting formed part of the Heritage festivities organized by the Vhavenda King, Toni Mphephu.

Leading by example, King Toni Mphephu and Bapedi king Victor Thulare were joined by senior traditional leaders in Venda, Thovhele Gole Mphaphuli, Thovhele Kennedy Tshivhase, MEC for Sport Arts and Culture in Limpopo, Nandi Ndalane, the deputy minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs, Obed Bapela, the chairman of the National Lottery Board, Prof Alfred Nevhutanda, Vhembe executive mayor, Tshitereke Matibe and traditional leaders.

They walked till the finishing line at the resort. At the Royal Gardens, the king and his entourage sat down and watched splendid displays of bare knuckle fist fighting skills by the best traditional fighters from around Venda and the surrounding areas.

The theme for the festivities was simply unity through

sport. For the first time, Thovhele Kennedy Tshivhase, King Toni Mphephu and Thovhele Gole Mphaphuli who were involved in a bitter struggle for the Vhavenda kingship throne were seen together, holding hands and enjoying the festivities together.

After all the festivities, Thovhele Gole Mphaphuli ascended the podium and announced that he was about to do something unusual. He called King Toni Mphephu, Thovhele Kennedy Tshivhase and the Vhembe executive mayor to the front.

“We as the family of Masingo hereby declare in front of the people that we would from now on work together as a collective, we from the traditional leadership as one and the municipality for development in our area,” he said to much applause of their subjects.

During the musangwe, King Toni Mphephu stood up and called for a challenge whereby Thovhele Tshivhase stood up for the challenge but the “fight” could not continue as “referee” deputy minister Obed Bapela stopped it.

Addressing his subjects and guests, King Toni said that the activities are not just aimed at the health and entertainment but also to unify the Vhavenda nation.

Mphephu said that the day was meant to remind his subjects not to forget their culture and heritage.

Makhado mayor David Mutavhatsindi also finished the 15 km walk.

“We felt we should at least meet with our people and we thought people’s health is of utmost importance and thus the fun walk.

As leaders we have to lead from the front and to practice what we always preach, that we need to stay healthy, even ourselves we have to be healthy in order to be able to lead our healthy subjects,” he said.

Mphephu added that the bare knuckle fist fighting (musangwe) has been part of the Vhavenda heritage which taught the young respect and also showed the bravery of the Vhavenda people.

“This is just but a start, we have decided that this be an annual event where we will meet and be with our people celebrating our heritage,” he said.

Those who took part in the fun walk and participated in musangwe were given medals and trophies.

The festivities culminated in a music festival, which featured some of the top groups and performers like Kanda Bongoman, Ringo Madlingozi, Oliver Mutukudzi, Mafikizolo and Colbert Mukwevho.

One of the organizers, Shandu Nesengani of the Royal Gardens at Nandoni said he was happy and they were humbled to work with the king in uniting the Vhavenda nation.

Distinguished fun walkers, Thovhele Gole Mphaphuli (right) and King Toni Mphephu receive their medals for having completed the full 15 Well known Limpopo Businessman Emmanuel Makhokha (left) and many km walk from deputy minister Obed Bapela. community members joined King Toni Mphephu and Thovhele Kennedy Tough game for men. Musangwe fighters who Tshivhase (right) during the funwalk. gave a splendid display of their skills to the delight of the king and his entourage

Who can dare fight me, declares King Toni Mphephu while looking for a challenge during a musangwe fight.

Vhembe Executive mayor Tshitereke Matibe (left) and MEC Nandi Ndalane hand over a trophy to one elderly citizen who completed the full 15 km walk.

2014 Comrades Marathon runner who participated in the funwalk, Nkhume Mutavhatsindi receives a trophy from King Victor Thulare.

Makhado mayor David Mutavhatsindi also finished the 15 km walk.

“Together as Masingo family and our municipality we will work for development in our communities,” said Thovhele Gole Mphaphuli. In the picture are from left Vhembe executive mayor Tshitereke Matibe, Thovhele Kennedy Tshivhase, Thovhele Gole Mphaphuli and King Toni Mphephu.

Dignitaries who led from the front arriving at the finishing line at Nandoni.

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By Frank Mavhungu

By Frank Mavhungu

Lufule’s Bombers fly over Man United Lufule Flying Bombers started the new season on a high note when they beat Ngwenani Manchester United 2-1 in the MMK Funeral Services League match at the Makwarela Stadium on Sunday. Both sides squandered numerous scoring chances in the first 30 minutes of the game. Flying Bombers were the first to disappoint their fans.

Their slender striker, Tshililo Nthangeni, missed a fortune when he fumbled at the goal finish just outside the box. At that stage, the keeper of Manchester United, Avhatakali Mmbengeni, was already beaten. Manchester United also had their chance. Their left flank, Malia Mulaudzi, could not believe his eyes when his half-volley went a little wide.

No goal was seen during the first half, despite numerous attempts by both sides. Aluwani Tshivhase of United, who replaced Mpho Ramudingane earlier in the last half, was reprimanded with a card in the 55th minute Bombers took the lead in the 59th minute. Elekanyani Mukomafhedzi connected Lucky Mphaphuli’s square pass.

United did not throw in the towel without a fight.

They patiently created several moves from behind Mpho Mukwevho of Ngwenani Manchester in their search for the equalizer. They continued hooks the ball. to fight like a team even after their key player, Thilivhali Thiba, was cautioned for dangerous play in the 64th minute.

Mmboniseni Mukondeleleli scored the equalizer for Manchester in the 67th minute. He headed home, following a square pass from Takalani Ratshitanga.

Ngudo Mashau of Manchester and Rofhiwa Tshilanga of Flying Bombers were warned with yellow cards for exchanging blows.

Bombers reclaimed the lead in the 78th minute.

Hulisani Khangale was on target with a long-range volley. The keeper of Manchester United, Avhatakali Mmbengeni, palmed the ball back into the net while Hulisani Khangale of Flying Bombers (right) protects the ball from trying to save a goal.

Thinavhuyo Khuvhe of Manchester United.

VOORGESTELDE KONSTRUKSIE VAN 2X500KV-KRAGDRADE VANAF NZHELELE-SUBSTASIE OM TE VERBIND MET KRAGDRADE AFKOMSTIG VAN TRIANGLE-SUBSTASIE, ZIMBABWE, IN DIE MUSINA-DISTRIK, LIMPOPO PROVINSIE DOS/OIB/0002224/2013 OMGEWINGSIMPAKBEPALINGSPROSES Projekbeskrywing Suid-Afrika, Zimbabwe en Mosambiek het ‘n strategiese bondgenootskap aangegaan om mekaar te ondersteun om voortgesette en ononderbroke kragvoorsiening binne elk van die lande te verseker. Dit behels infrastruktuur wat elk van die lande in staat sal stel om na en van mekaar elektrisiteit te stuur of te ontvang, soos en wanneer benodig. As Suid-Afrika se elektrisiteitsprodusent is Eskom in die proses om die vereiste infrastruktuur te ontwikkel wat die inwerkingstelling van hierdie ooreenkoms moontlik sal maak. Eskom benodig die konstruksie van twee 500kv-kragdrade vanaf die Nzhelele-substasie na die Limpoporivier. Hierdie twee kragdrade sal verbind met kragdrade wat begin by die Triangle-substasie in Zimbabwe.

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Indien u enige terugvoering het, moet u asseblief u inligting, teenkantings, kommentaar en/of kwellings voor of op 17 Oktober 2014 stuur aan: Baagi Environmental Consultancy cc KONTAKPERSOON: Mnr. Sean Hutcheons E-POS: public@baagi.co.za TELEFOON: 012 993 0756 of 084 756 8674 FAKS: 086 582 7427 of 012 993 0743 POSADRES: Posbus 72847, Lynnwoodrif, 0040

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Black Leopards and Baroka in Lim derby It remains to be seen whether Black Leopards will make amends and register their first victory of the season when they host Baroka FC in their NFD League match at the Thohoyandou Stadium tomorrow afternoon.

Leopards are still to win a league match this season after playing four matches. They lost two and drew the other two.

On the other hand, Baroka are still to lose a league match this season.

They have six points in hand after winning one of the four matches they had played, while three ended in draws.

Should they fail to collect the

full points tomorrow, Leopards will lose a huge number of fans, considering the fact that the fans left the stadium with sore hearts in their recent two league matches at home.

After watching three of the previous four matches from the bench, Mongezi Bobe is likely to be in the Leopards’ starting 11 tomorrow. Dunga Munganga and Marks Munyai will ensure that the Leopards’ danger area is always clean.

Lamontville Golden Arrows will host Santos at the Chatsworth Stadium in Durban. Arrows are still fresh from a 1-0 victory over African Warriors.

Garankuwa United will fly to Cape Town

By Phathutshedzo Luvhengo where they will lock horns with

FC Cape Town at the NNK Rugby Stadium. Thanda Royal Zulu will play in front of their home crowd. They will host Royal Eagles at the Umhlathuze Stadium in Richards Bay. It will be a second away match for Royal Eagles in succession, after playing against Santos in Cape Town last weekend.

African Warriors will host Jomo Cosmos at the Charles Mopedi Stadium in Phuthaditshaba.

Sunday will see Highlandspark rub shoulders with Vasco da Gama at the Makhulong Stadium in Thembisa. Milano United will play against Witbank Spurs at the Philipi Stadium in Cape Town this evening, while Cape Town All Stars and Maluti FET College will test each other’s strength at the Athlone Stadium.

Another defeat for ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Contact: Jannie - 079 300 6876 24/7 Lidoda Duvha Levubu / Louis Trichardt / Thohoyandou Black Leopards are fast becoming the NFD league’s milk cow.

They suffered a 0-2 defeat at the hands of Witbank Spurs at the Puma Rugby Stadium in Witbank on Sunday.

Lidoda Duvha dictated terms in the first 20 minutes. The home side scored in the 34th minute. Morgan Shivambu, Leopards’ midfielder, scored an own goal while trying to clear the ball from the goal line. Spurs increased the tally via Xoli Themba two minutes before the break.

In the other match that was also played on Sunday, Vasco da Gama played to a 1-1 draw with Cape Town All Stars at the Parow Park Stadium in Cape Town.

Maluti FET College could not absorb the pressure from Thanda Royal Zulu, who crushed them 2-0 at the Charles Mopedi Stadium in the Free State.

Baroka FC failed to collect full points, despite the fact that they were playing in front of their home crowd. They shared the spoils with Highlandspark FC, following a 1-1 draw at the Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane. Another match which also ended in a 1-1 draw was between Jomo Cosmos and FC Cape Town at the Makhulong Stadium in Thembisa. Lamontville Golden Arrows beat African Warriors 1-0 at the Chatsworth Stadium in Durban.

Santos scored four goals and conceded two against Royal Eagles at the Athlone Stadium in Cape Town on Friday evening. The rookies, Garankuwa United, gave away league points to Milano United. They were narrowly beaten 0-1 at the Pilditch Stadium in Pretoria.

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The following documents are required and should form part of the bid: • Original Tax Clearance Certificate • Company Registration Certificate • Proof of purchased bid document (receipt) • Certified copy of bidders’ ID document • Proof that the bidder’s municipal business account or any of the directors’ municipal accounts are not in arrears (NB: Municipal clearance not older than three months) • Certified B-BBEE Verification certificate.

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Administrative enquiries can be directed to the Supply Chain Practitioners of Vhembe District Municipality at (015) 960-2093/2107/ 2075.

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Eagles replaced Ivan Ramatjie with Talifhani Mbedzi. The replacement of Arsenal changed the complexion of the match as they were all over the Eagles.

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LEGALS Advocate M.J Mushasha

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

Estate No: 2434/2013, Masters Office: Thohoyandou, Surname: Rambuda Christian Names: Murendi Margaret, Date of Birth: 14/04/1985, ID: 850414 0833 081, Last Address: Lwamondo Zwavhavhili, Limpopo Province, Date of Death: 23 November 2013, Advocate Maele Jackson Mushasha, 2010 Centre Office No 11, P.O. Box 1652, Thohoyandou, 0950, Tel: 015 962 5852, Cell: 083 290 8585

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

Estate number: 21075/2014, Master’s Office: Thohoyandou, Surname: Magadani, Christian Names: Masindi Hope, Date of Birth: 1988-02-12, ID: 8802121268081, Last Address: Stand 297, Manguwe Village, District Thohoyandou , Date of Death: 2014-08-24, Name and Address of Executor or Authorised agent: Advocate Themeli,

Old mutual Building, OfficeNo: G21 & G23, Thohoyandou, Tel: 015 962 3001

Anton Ramaano INC NOTICE TO LIQUIDATION AND DISTRIBUTION ACCOUNT LYING FOR INSPECTION Persuant to the provisions of Section 35 (5) of Act 66 of 1965, notice is hereby given that the first and final liquidation and distribution account in the estate of the late Netsharotha Ntsudzuluseni Gladys, ID:590302 5732 082, who died on the 2009/01/23, is lying for inspection at the offices of the Master of High Court, Limpopo High Court and the Magistrate’s Office, Thohoyandou for a period of 21 days as from date of publication hereof.

Estate No: 189/2009.

Anton Ramaano Attorneys, Attorneys for Executrix, Thohoyandou P West, House No. 902, Cnr University Road & Mphephu Drive, Opposite Khoroni Hotel / Venda Plaza, P.O. Box 2246, Thohoyandou, 0950, Tel: 015 962 2232/2236, Fax: 015 962 5009, REF: AR/KM/EST.0111

Anton Ramaano INC NOTICE TO LIQUIDATION AND DISTRIBUTION ACCOUNT LYING FOR INSPECTION Persuant to the provisions of Section 35 (5) of Act 66 of 1965, notice is hereby given that the first and final liquidation and distribution account in the estate of the late Pfariseni Enos Ndou, ID: 5903025732082, who died on the 2011/05/27, is lying for inspection at the offices of the Master of High Court, Limpopo High Court and the Magistrate’s Office, Thohoyandou for a period of 21 days as from date of publication hereof.

Estate No: 1154/2011.

Anton Ramaano Attorneys, Attorneys for Executrix, Thohoyandou P West, House No. 902, Cnr University Road & Mphephu Drive, Opposite Khoroni Hotel / Venda Plaza, P.O. Box 2246, Thohoyandou, 0950, Tel: 015 962 2232/2236, Fax: 015 962 5009, REF: AR/KM/EST.083

Booyens du Preez & Boshoff Ing. IN THE MAGISTRATE’S COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF THOHOYANDOU HELD AT THOHOYANDOU Case No: 801/2014, In the matter between: SD Vala and DD Vala, Execution Creditors and TS Tshikovhokhovho and

TM Tshikhovhokhovho, Execution Debtor NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION In Compliance with the judgment of the Magistrate’s Court of Thohoyandou and the warrant of execution served on the 13TH day of August 2014 the undermentioned goods will be sold in execution on the 10th day of October 2014 at 11h00 at the offices of the Sheriff of the Court, Thohoyandou, Sheriff’s Storeroom at Shayandima, to the highest bidder without warranties or representations.

Execution Debtor’s Right, Title and Interest in and to: 1x Ford Focus Registration No: BHG 781 L Terms of sale: Strictly cash. Should VAT be payable in respect of the sale, it shall be payable by the purchaser. Signed at Thohoyandou on this 10th day of September 2014.

Booyens du Preez & Boshoff INC, 653 Mphephu Drive, P-West, Thohoyandou, Private Bag X2358, Sibasa, Tel:0159624305/6, Fax:0159624731,E-Mail: legaloel@telkomsa.net, REF: HH DU PREEZ/ DV/X933.

CDevelliers Attorneys NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN DECEASED ESTATE All persons having claims against the under mentioned estate must lodge it with the Executor concerned within (30) thirty days (or as indicated) from date of publication hereof. Estate No: 2037/2013, Master’s Office: Thohoyandou, Surname: Maphaha, Christian Names: Ndwamato Mathews, Date of Birth: 1947-03-09, ID: 4703095341082, Last Address: Muduluni, Ha-Kutama, Makhado, Date of Death: 2013-09-08. Name and address of Executor or Authorised agent: CDeveliers Attorneys, 243B Louis Botha Avenue, Orchards, Johannesburg. Advertiser Name and Addres: Sameul Maphaha, 9 Suurberg Place, Albertsdal, 1448, Email: mulomoni@webmail.co.za Tel: 083 647 3426.

Chardy Lutere Makhado Local Municipality Department of Development Planning Makhado Land Use Scheme, 2009 I, Chardy Lutere, being the authorised agent of the registered owner of Erf 232 Eltivillas Extension 1 Township, hereby give notice in terms of

clause 21 (21.1.1) of the Makhado Land Use Scheme, 2009, that I have lodged an application to Makhado Municipality for Special Consent to build and use a structure on the above mentioned property for the purpose of “Place of Public Worship.” The special consent applied for is for the maximum period of three year and renewable thereafter. Particulars of the application will lie for inspection during normal office hours at the Department of Development Planning, Town Planning Offices situated at corner Songozwi and Munnik Street, Noor Centre Building for a period of twenty eight (28) days from the 19th September 2014. Any person or representative having objection must do so in writing within twenty eight (28) days to the Municipal Manager, Makhado Local Municipality, Private Bag X2596, MAKHADO, 0920 or the undersigned. Applicant: Mr Chardy Lutere, Address: P O Box 1709, MAKHADO, 0920 Mobile: 0726966674 Masipala Wapo wa Makhado Muhasho Vhupulani na Bveledziso Makhado Land Use Scheme, 2009 Nne, Chardy Lutere, muimeleli o tendelwaho wa mune wa tshitande tsha 232 Eltivillas Extention 1 Township, ndi kho ufha ndivhadzo hu tshi tevhelwa tshitenwa tsha vhu fumbili nthihi (21) (21.1.1) tsha tshikimu tsha u langula ku shumisele kwa mavu tsha Makhado, 2009, uri ndo ita khumbelo kha Masipala Wapo wa Makhado ya thendelo yo khethwaho ya u fhata na u shumisa tshifhato kha ndaka yo bulwaho afho ntha sa “fhethu ha u kerekela Tshitshavha”.

Khumbelo yo khethwaho ndi ya minwaha miraru ine ya vusulidziwa nga murahu.

Zwidodombedzwa zwa khumbelo zwo lugelwa u tolwa nga tshifhinga tsha mushumo kha Muhasho wa Vhupulani na Mveledziso, ofisini dza Vhupulani ha Dorobo dzi wanalaho kha khuda ya tshitarata tsha Songozwi na Munnik, Noor Centre lwa maduvha a fumbili malo (28) ubva nda duvha la vhufumi tahe la nwedzi wa Khubvumedzi 2014.

Muthu munwe na munwe kana muimeleli are na khanedzo a nga ita nga u to nwala nga ngomu ha maduvha a fumbili malo kha Municipal Manager, Makhado Local Municipality, Private Bag X2596, MAKHADO, 0920 kana kha muimeleli o bulwaho afho fhasi: Muhumbeli: Mr Chardy Lutere Diresi: P O Box 1709, MAKHADO, 0920 Mobile: 0726966674

Maluleke Z.D Attorneys

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS SECTION 29 In the Estate of Late: Lishiba Elias, ID: 460921 5327 085, who died on the 24th day of September 2006, Master’s reference number: 677/2006. Creditors and Debtors are hereby called upon to submit their claims and to pay their debts within 30(Thirty)days as from date on this advertisement. Dated at Thohoyandou on this the 15th day of September 2014. Executor Attorneys, Maluleke Z.D. Attorneys, LIMDEV Building, 1st Floor Office No 25, PO Box 1665, Thohoyandou, 0950, Jay Kay & Madina Entrance, Caltex Garage, Cell:076 813 2868 / 071 498 6320, Tel/Fax:015 962 1110 / 86 268 2763, E-mail: zrasikhanya@gmail. com, P.O. Box 1665, Thohoyandou, 0950.

Maluleke Z.D Attorneys

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS SECTION 29 In the Estate of Late: Kwinda Thivhakoni Reckson, ID: 460906 5186 086, who died on the 27th day of August 2014, Master’s reference number: 21134/2014.

Creditors and Debtors are hereby called upon to submit their claims and to pay their debts within 30(Thirty)days as from date on this advertisement. Dated at Thohoyandou on this the 15th day of September 2014. Executor Attorneys, Maluleke Z.D. Attorneys, LIMDEV Building, 1st Floor Office No 25, PO Box 1665, Thohoyandou, 0950, Jay Kay & Madina Entrance, Caltex Garage, Cell:076 813 2868 / 071 498 6320, Tel/Fax:015 962 1110 / 86 268 2763, E-mail: zrasikhanya@gmail. com, P.O. Box 1665, Thohoyandou, 0950.

Tshilidzi Nelwamondo THULAMELA CONSOLIDATION AND REZONING APPLICATION I Tshilidzi Nelwamondo, being the agent of the owner of the following properties Ptn 74 & 75 of Erf 619 and Ptn 80 & 81 of Erf 619 Thohoyandou F Ext 1, hereby give notice in terms of the Draft Thulamela Town Planning, 2006 in operation by consolidating 619 (74) with 619 (75) and 619 (80) with 619 (81) and rezoning the subject property(ies) from

1 to 2. Particulars of the application will lie for inspection during normal office hours at the relevant office of: Senior Manager: Development Planning, Thulamela Municipality, P O Box 5066, Thohoyandou, 0950 for a period of 28 days from the date of this notice.

Objections to or representations in respect of the application must be lodged with or made in writing to above address or the authorized agent address provided below.

Address of authorized agent: Physical address: 40 Jubilee Creek, Bendor, Polokwane, 0699.

Postal address: P O Box 15153, Flora Park, 0699, Telephone No: 0833582670.

NDIVHADZO: THULAMELA TOWN PLANNING SCHEME 2006 KHUMBELO YA U TANGANYISA ZWITENSE NA U SHANDIKISA KUSHUMISELE KWA MAVU, Vha khou divhadzwa nga khumbelo yo itwaho nga T Nelwamondo, o imela mune wa Ptn 74 &75 na 80 &81 dza Erf 619 Thohoyandou F Ext 1, uri tanganyiswe ptn 74 & 75 dza erf 619 na ptn 80 & 81 dza erf 619 dza shandukiswa dza vha dza dzinndu dzo tanganelanaho. Vhane vha takalelea u vhala ngaha khumbelo iyi, manwalo ayo akhou wanala ofisini ya minigere muhulwane wa kudzudzanyele na mvelaphanda, Masipala wa Thulamela, Thulamela.

Manwalo aya ado wanala lwa tshifhinga tshi edanaho maduvha a 28 ubva kha duvha la u thoma la u andadziwa ha khumbelo iyo yo bulwaho afho ntha. Vhane vha vha na mbilaelo na iyi khumbelo vha nwalele masipala kha Diresi itevhelaho, Director: Development Planning, Thulamela Municipality, P O Box 5066, Thohoyandou, 0950.

Mbilaelo dzi do tanganedzwa lwa maduvha a 28 ubva khau andadzwa ha iyi khumbelo. Diresi ya feme yo itaho khumbelo ino ndi P O Box 15153, Flora Park, 0669, 40 Jubilee Creek, Bendor, 0699. Thingo 0833582670

subject property(ies) from residential 1 to residential 2. Particulars of the application will lie for inspection during normal office hours at the relevant office of: Senior Manager: Development Planning, Thulamela Municipality, P O Box 5066, Thohoyandou, 0950 for a period of 28 days from the date of this notice. Objections to or representations in respect of the application must be lodged with or made in writing to above address or the authorized agent address provided below.

Address of authorized agent: Physical address: 40 Jubilee Creek, Bendor, Polokwane, 0699.

Postal address: P O Box 15153, Flora Park, 0699, Telephone No: 0833582670.

NDIVHADZO: THULAMELA TOWN PLANNING SCHEME 2006 KHUMBELO YA U SHANDIKISA KUSHUMISELE KWA MAVU, Vha khou divhadzwa nga khumbelo yo itwaho nga T Nelwamondo, o imela vhane vha Erf 523 na 232 Thohoyandou F. khumbelo ndi ya u shandukiswa kushumisele uri huvhe ha dznndu dzo tanganelanaho. Vhane vha takalelea u vhala ngaha khumbelo iyi, manwalo ayo akhou wanala ofisini ya minigere muhulwane wa kudzudzanyele na mvelaphanda, Masipala wa Thulamela, Thulamela.

Manwalo aya ado wanala lwa tshifhinga tshi edanaho maduvha a 28 ubva kha duvha la u thoma la u andadziwa ha khumbelo iyo yo bulwaho afho ntha. Vhane vha vha na mbilaelo na iyi khumbelo vha nwalele masipala kha Diresi itevhelaho, Director: Development Planning, Thulamela Municipality, P O Box 5066, Thohoyandou, 0950.

Mbilaelo dzi do tanganedzwa lwa maduvha a 28 ubva khau andadzwa ha iyi khumbelo. Diresi ya feme yo itaho khumbelo ino ndi P O Box 15153, Flora Park, 0669, 40 Jubilee Creek, Bendor, 0699. Thingo 0833582670

Tshilidzi

NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN DECEASED ESTATE All person having claim against the under mentioned Estate must lodge their claims with the Executor concerned within 30 days (for as indicated from date of publication hereof) Estate No: 1343/2013, Surname: Daba, Christian names: Mbambadzeni Calvin, Date of

residential residential

Nelwamondo

THULAMELA CONSOLIDATION AND REZONING APPLICATION I Tshilidzi Nelwamondo, being the agent of the owners of the Erf 523 and 232 Thohoyandou F Ext 1, hereby give notice in terms of the Draft Thulamela Town Planning, 2006 in operation by rezoning the

Sigwavhulimu Attorneys

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20 26 September 2014 (Continues from p19) anyetiwa wa ku tsemiwa Birth: 05 May 1947, ID No: 4705055357081, Last Address: Matangari Village, District Mutale, Limpopo Province, Date of Death: 2013-06-20.

Sigwavhulimu Attorneys, Office no: 6, 8 & 9, First Floor, LIMDEV Building Thohoyandou, Tel/Fax: 015 962 1097, Po. Box: 747, Sibasa, 0970

Tambani Matumba Attorneys

NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN DECEASED ESTATES All persons having claims against the under-mentioned estate must lodge it with the Executor concerned within 30 days (or as indicated) from date of publication hereof. Estate Number: 21002/2014, Master’s Office: Thohoyandou, Surname: Davhana, First names: Margaret Mudzubga, Date of Birth: 1919-09-29, ID: 1909295100208, Last Address: Shayandima House No 2323, Thohoyandou, Date of death: 1995-05-09, Name (only one) of Executor or Authorised Agent: Tambani Matumba Attorneys, 117 Krogh Street, Makhado, Email: matumba@tmlaw.co.za Tel: 015 516 6411 Thendelo ya zwa Mupo ya u fhandekanywa he ha dzinginywa ha fhethu hu linganaho 200 (fhethu hune ha dzula vhathu na hune hu si dzule vhathu) ha tshipida tsha Masalela a bulasi ya Hattingh 275 MT ngei Ha-Tshikonelo-Phalathonga kha Masipala wa Hayani (Local) wa Thulamela Tshitirikini tsha Vhembe Naho e nnyi ane a tama hu tshi itwa tsedzuluso ya tsheo ya khothe kha sia naho li lifhio la yeneyo phetho, u fanela uri, kha zwinwe zwa zwithu a ite ndivhadzo ya ndivho yawe ya u ita tsedzuluso ya tsheo ya khothe na MEC wa Muhasho wa zwa Mveledziso ya Ekonomi, zwa Mupo na zwa Vhuendela-Mashango, hu sa athu u fhela maduvha a 20 u bva tshe yeneyo Thendelo ya zwa Mupo ya bviswa nga la 17 Khubvumedzi (September) 2014 nga maitele a tevhelaho: 1. Nga Fascimile: 015 295 5015 2. Nga Poswo: P o Box 55464, Polokwane, 0700 3. Nga Tshanda: Ofisini dza zwa Mupo, Corner Suid and Dorp Streets, Polokwane, 0699 Vhulivhisi ho teaho malugana na maitele a u ita tsedzuluso ya tsheo ya khothe ho dodombedzwa kha Chapter 7 ya Mulayo wa Vhulangi ha Mupo wa Shango (National Environmental Management Act), wa 1998 (Act 107 ya 1998) Mulayo R543, 2010 Khopi ya Thendelo ya zwa Mupo I wanala kha Ages, 120 Marshall Street, Polokwane.

Mpfumelelo wa Mbangu wa ntirho lowu nga ring-

ka switandi swa nhlayo ya le henhla ya 200 (swa vutshamo na leswi nga riku swa vutshamo) eka xiphemu xa tlhelo leri nga sala ra purasi ra Malamulele 234 LT leri welaka ehansi ka Masipala wa Ndzhawu wa Thulamela eka Xifundza xa Vhembe.

Loko u navela ku endla aphili mayelana na mhaka yihi kumbe yihi leyi khumbaka xiboho lexi, eka swin’wana, u fanele ku nghenisa xitiviso xa xikongomelo xa ku endla aphili eka MEC wa Ndzawulo ya Nhluvukiso wa Ikhonomi, Mbangu na Vupfhumba, enkarhini wa 20 wa masiku ku sukela hi siku leri Mpfumelelo wa Mbangu wu nga humesiwa hi rona hi ti 17 ta September 2014 hi ku tirhisa yin’we ya tindlela leti landzelaka: 1. Hi Fekisi: 015 295 5015 2. Hi Poso: Po Box X 55464,Polokwane, 0700 3. Hi Voko: Etihofisini ta Ndzawulo ya Timhaka ta Mbangu, Cnr Suid na Dorp Street, Polokwane, 0699 Vuxokoxoko mayelana na ndlela leyi fambelanaka na tirhelo ra ku endla aphili byi kumeka eka Chapter 7 ya National Environmental Management Act, 1998 (Act 107 ya 1998) Regulations No R 543, 2010. Khopi ya Mpfumelelo wa Mbangu yi kumeka eka AGES, 120 Marshall Street, Polokwane.

Environmental Authorisation for the proposed demarcation of a maximum of 200 sites (residential and non-residential) on a portion of the remainder of the farm Malamulele 234 LT within Thulamela Local Municipality of Vhembe District Should you who wish to appeal any aspect of the decision, you must, inter alia lodge a notice of intention to appeal with the MEC for the Department of Economic Development, Environment and Tourism, within 20 days of the date that the Environmental Authorization was issued being 17th of September 2014 by means of the following methods: 1. By Facsimile: 015 295 5015 2. By Post: Po Box X 55464,Polokwane, 0700 3. By Hand: Environmental Affairs Offices, Cnr Suid and Dorp Street, Polokwane, 0699 The procedure pertaining to the appeal process is detailed in Chapter 7 of the National Environmental Management Act, 1998 (Act 107 of 1998) Regulations no R 543, 2010 A copy of the Environmental Authorisation is available at AGES, 120 Marshall Street, Polokwane.

Environmental Authorisation for the proposed demarcation of a maximum of 200 sites (residential and non-residential) on a portion of the Remainder of the farm Hattingh 275 MT at the Tshikonelo – Phalathonga area within Thulamela Local Municipality of Vhembe District, Limpopo Province Should you who wish to appeal any aspect of the decision, you must,

LIMPOPO MIRROR inter alia lodge a notice of intention to appeal with the MEC for the Department of Economic Development, Environment and Tourism, within 20 days of the date that the Environmental Authorization was issued being 17 September 2014 by means of the following methods: 1. By Facsimile: 015 295 5015 2. By Post: Po Box 55464, Polokwane, 0700

3.

By Hand: Environmental Affairs Offices, Corner Suid and Dorp Streets, Polokwane, 0699 The procedure pertaining to the appeal process is detailed in Chapter 7 of the National Environmental Management Act, 1998 (Act 107 of 1998) Regulations no R 543, 2010 A copy of the Environmental Authorisation is available at AGES, 120 Marshall Street, Polokwane.

INVITATION TO REGISTER ON THE DATA BASE FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR 2015/2016 Thohoyandou Management Area and Makhado Correctional Centre invite suitable & qualified prospective suppliers to come and register on its database as an accredited supplier for the provision of good s and services. Only the following services/goods listed hereunder will be considered.

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Groceries Perishables Accommodation Cleaning material Toiletries Stationery & Printing Catering Services Crockery & Cutlery Provision of Animal feeds Provision of Fertilizers Provision of Pesticides Supply of Seeds and Seedlings Supply of Animal Medicines Hearing & Technical Support Materials Workshop Processable Materials Fuel ,oil ,gas & Lubricants Supply of coal Pease

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Supply of boiler chemicals Supply Textile & Fabric Materials Protective clothing Sports & recreation items Hiring Video& photo graphic Hiring of tent & chairs Interior decoration IT supplier, consumables &services Auctioneers Transport services Furnisher removal Funeral services Building material & maintenance Services Electrical material & services Electrical appliances Plumbing materials and services

Service providers that are registered in our database for the above-mentioned services are requested to re-apply in order to update their details in our database.

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VACANCY QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN Requirements: Working references and computer skills required.

CV’s can be sent to: ojandrell@imperialgm.co.za or fax to: 086 597 0276 Closing date: 29 September 2014

To qualify for consideration, potential service providers should provide the following minimum qualification document.

• Conduct a legally registered business entity(attach ck or share certificate) • Valid original tax clearance certificate.

• Valid COID certificate (letter of good standing) • BBBEE certificate by an approved verification agency • Detailed company profile • Copies of certified identity document The physical address for collection and submission of application document is Thohoyandou Department of correctional services procurement office. Document may be collected during working hours from Monday 29 September 2014 from 08:00 to 15:00 and for free of charge. Queries relating to the issue of this document may be addressed to Maluleke N.O at 015 963 8549. Magwira M.V at 015 516 2251 ext 131 The closing date and time for receipt of application forms is Friday 31 October 2014 at 12H00.

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

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

TENDER NOTICE All interested service providers are hereby invited to submit written quotations and deliver them to Makhado municipality’s tender box

MAK26/2014/15`

Request for Quotation for the Supply, Design and Delivery of Sign Board

03 October 2014 at 12H00

MAK27/2014/15

Request for Quotation for the Supply and Delivery of Portable Radio (Two Ways Radio)

03 October 2014 at 12H00

MAK28/2014/15

Request For Quotation for the Supply And Delivery Of Microsoft Windows Licence.

03 October 2014 at 12H00

MAK29/2014/15

Request For Quotation for the Supply, 30 September 2014 03 October 2014 Install and Fully Equip Water Tanks at 10:00 at Makha- at 12H00 at Makhado Showground do showground

MAK30/2014/15

Request for quotation for Supply and Delivery of Waste Skip Bins

MAK31/2014/15

Request For Quotation for the Supply, 30 September 2014 03 October 2014 Install and Fully Equip Water Tanks at 11:00 at Coun- at 12H00 at Makhado Civic Centre cil Chamber, First floor, Civic Centre, Ground floor, No 83 Krogh Street, Makhado

MAK32/2014/15

Request for Quotation for Supply and Delivery of Heavy duty mowing machines (self- propelled lawnmower for petrol)

VACANCY 1st, 2nd or 3rd year Apprentices will be an advantage.

Closing date: 29th September 2014 Please send your cv to: ojandrell@imperialgm.co.za or fax it to: 086 597 0276

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Please Note: 1. Specifications of the quotations and MBD6.1 and MBD4 can be downloaded from the municipal website: www.makhado.gov.za or a hard copy can be obtained from supply chain management office B043, Civil Centre, No.83 Krogh street, Makhado Municipality.

For more information, enquiries must be directed to Ms Masete A.H or Mr Ramabulana M at 015 519 3129 /3176 during office hours.

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LIMPOPO MIRROR

26 September 2014 21

MUSINA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY

ROADS AGENCY LIMPOPO SOC LTD

TENDER INVITATION Tender No.

Description Of Service

22/2014 Municipal Printing Works

Closing Date

Enquiries (Office hours)

10 October 2014 at 11:00

04/2014 Re-advertisement – Mechanical and Engineering Services

CONTRACT No. RAL/T712/2014

10 October 2014 at 12:00

Dzebu P W 083 457 2187/ 015 534 6132 C Dinyake 071 608 0692/ 015 534 6195

Musina Local Municipality shall adjudicate Tenders in accordance with the Supply Chain Management Policy and the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework, Act 5/2000.

Tender documents containing the Conditions of Tender will be available from the Cashier, Musina Civic Centre, Irwin street, upon a non-refundable payment of R250.00.

The Council also reserves the right to negotiate further conditions and requirements with the successful Tenderer.

The Musina Local Municipality is not compelled to accept the lowest or any quotation.

No late, faxed or telephonic bids will be accepted. Tenders will remain valid for 90 (ninety) days.

The completed Tender documents, fully priced and signed must be sealed in an envelope marked with the “Tender number and name” and must be deposited in the Tender box at the reception of the Civic Centre, Irwin street, not later than the closing date and time.

JM Matshivha Municipal Manager

Civic Centre Irwinstreet Musina 0900 Notice number 28/2014 22 September 2014

TENDER NOTICE AND INVITATION TO TENDER Tenders are hereby invited from Contractors registered with the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) for the ROADS PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROJECT FOR ROAD P1/7 FROM POLOKWANE TO ROAD D453.

The employer is the Roads Agency Limpopo SOC Ltd. Tender documents are obtainable from the cashier’s office, ground floor, Roads Agency Limpopo SOC, RAL Towers, at 26 Rabe Street (c/o Biccard Street), Polokwane, Telephone (015) 291-4236, upon receipt of non-refundable cash or bank guaranteed cheque payment of R300.00 per set.

Tender documents are obtainable during the following times: 08:00 to 15:00 (Monday to Friday) as from Monday, 08th September 2014.

Bank guaranteed cheques must be made payable to the Roads Agency Limpopo SOC. Queries related to the issues of these documents may be addressed to Mr Takalani Musandiwa at Tel No. (015) 295 7583, Fax No. (015) 295 7613, e-mail: tm@tmafrica.co.za A compulsory clarification meeting with representatives of the employer will take place at the Intersection of P1/7 and D453 (GPS Coordinates 23˚ 49’ 52”S and 29˚ 29’ 24”E) on Wednesday 01st October 2014 starting at 10:00hrs.

The closing time for receipt of tender is 11:00hrs on Monday, 20th October 2014, telegraphic, telephonic, telex, facsimile and late tenders will not be accepted.

Tenders, completed as prescribed, shall be sealed in an envelope marked “Tender No. RAL/T712/2014: Road P1/7 from Polokwane to D453 and deposited in the box located in the entrance foyer (ground floor) of RAL Towers, 26 Rabe Street (c/o Biccard Street), Polokwane.

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

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KAGO YE E AKANTŠWEGO YA LETHALE LA MOHLAGASE LA 2X500KV GO TLOGA SETIŠANENG SA NZHELELE GO KOPANA LE MATHALE A MOHLAGASE LA GO TŠWA GO SETIŠANA SA KHUTLOTHARO SA ZIMBABWE KA SELETENG SA PROFENSE YA LIMPOPO DEA/ EIA/0002224/2013 TSHEPEDITŠO YA KELO YA KHUETŠO YA TIKOLOGO Tlhalošo ya Protšeke

Afrika Borwa, Zimbabwe le Mozambique di tsenetše kwano ya maano go thušana kgonthišišong ya kabo ya mohlagase ye e tšwelago pele le ye e sa kgaotšego ka gare ga ye nngwe le ye nngwe ya dinaga. Se se akaretša mananeokgoparara ao a tlogo dumelela ye nngwe le ye nngwe ya dinaga go romela goba go amogela mohlagase, ge go nyakega, go tšwa go ye nngwe le ye nngwe ya tšona.

Eskom, bjalo ka motšweletši wa Afrika Borwa wa mohlagase, e swaragane le go tšweletša mananeokgoparara ao a nyakegago a a tlogo dumelela kwano ye go phethagala. Eskom e nyaka kago ya mathale a mohlagase ya 500kv go tloga Setišaneng sa Nzhelele go ya nokeng ya Limpopo. Mathale a a mabedi a mohlagase a tla kopana le mathale a mohlagase ao a tšwago setišaneng sa Khutlotharo go la Zimbabwe.

Lefelo Lefelo la dinyakišišo la modiro wo o akantšwego le ka gare ga tikologo ya Selete sa Mmasepala wa Vhembe, ka gare ga mmasepala wa selegae wa Musina. Mathale a mohlagase a tla thoma Setišaneng sa Nzhelele (se se agwago), borwa bohlabela bja khutlo ya N1 le R525 tseleng ya Tshipise.

Mathale a mohlagase morago a swanela go ya thoko ya leboa la noka ya Limpopo, fao a tlago kopana le mathale a mohlagase a Zimbabwe, go tšwa go Khutlotharo ka bogare bja Zimbabwe. Mafelo a Bohlabela le a Bodikela bja toropo ya Musina a a nyakišišwa.

Leina la mokgopedi Eskom Holdings SOC Limited Leina la Mokgokaganyi Eskom e thwetše Baagi Consultancy cc bjalo ka khonsaletente ya go ikemela go dira Kelo ya Khuetšo ya Tikologo (EIA) ye e nyakegago ya protšeke ye e akantšwego.

SENGWALWAKAKANYWA SA PEGO YA GO SKOUPA SA TIKOLOGO SE SE LEGO GONA GO SEKWASEKWA Bjalo ka karolo ya Tshepeditšo ya Kelo ya Khuetšo ya Tikologo (EIA) le botšeakarolo bja setšhaba, o laletšwa go tla go sekaseka sengwalwakakanywa sa Pego ya go Skoupa ya Tikologo. Pego ye e lekola dikhuetšo tša tikologo tše di ka bago gona le go šišinya lefelo le le ratwago la go direla nyakišišo ka botlalo. Pego e tla ba gona gore e sekasekwe go tloga ka la 11 Lewedi 2014 go fihla ka la 17 Diphalane 2014 mo mafelong a a latelago: Lefelo

U DZHENISWA HA THAMBO DZA MUḒAGASI DZA 2X500KV HO DZINGINYWAHO U BVA TSHIṰITSHINI TSHIṰUKU TSHA NZHELELE U ITELA U ṰUMANYA NA THAMBO DZA MUḒAGASI DZINE DZA BVA TSHIṰITSHINI TSHIṰUKU TSHA TRIANGLE ZIMBABWEN HUNE HA ḒO ITWA TSHIṰIRIKINI TSHA MUSINA VUNDUNI ḼA LIMPOPO DEA/EIA/0002224/2013 MUSHUMO WA TSEDZULUSO YA MASIANDAITWA KHA VHUPO Ṱhalutshedzo ya Thandela Afrika Tshipembe, Zimbabwe na Mozambique o dzhena kha thendelano ya tshiṱirathedzhiki u itela u thusana kha u khwaṱhisedza nḓisedzo ya muḓagasi i sa thithisiwiho kha ḽiṅwe na ḽiṅwe ḽa mashango haya. Hezwi zwi katela themamveledziso ine ya ḓo tendela uri ḽiṅwe na ḽiṅwe ḽa mashango haya ḽi kone u rumela kana u ṱanganedza muḓagasi tshifhinga tshiṅwe na tshiṅwe musi zwi tshi ṱoḓea ngauralo, vhukati hao. Eskom, sa vhone vha bveledzi vha muḓagasi Afrika Tshipembe, vha kha mushumo wa u bveledza themamveledziso ine ya ṱoḓea ine ya ḓo ita uri thendelano iyi i kone u bvelela. Vha Eskom vha ṱoḓa uri hu dzheniswe thambo mbili dza muḓagasi dza 500kv u bva Tshiṱitshini tshiṱuku tsha Nzhelele u ya mulamboni wa Limpopo. Thambo hedzi mbili dza muḓagasi dzi ḓo ṱumana na thambo dza muḓagasi dzine dza bva tshiṱitshini tshiṱuku tsha Triangle tshine tsha wanala Zimbabwe.

Fhethuvhupo Vhupo ha ngudo ya mushumo uyuwo dzinginywaho ndi nga ngomu dzinguni ḽa Masipala wa Tshiṱiriki tsha Vhembe, kha Masipala Wapo wa Musina. Thambo dza muḓagasi dzi ḓo thoma Tshiṱitshini tshiṱuku tsha Nzhelele (tshine tsha kha ḓi fhaṱiwa), tshipembe-vhubvaḓuvha ha khona ya N1 na R525, bada ya Tshipis. Thambo dza muḓagasi dzi ḓo fanela u tshimbila dzi tshi ṱutshela devhula dzo livha mulamboni wa Limpopo, hune dza ḓo ṱangana na thambo dza muḓagasi dza Zimbabwe, dzine dza bva tshiṱitshini tshiṱuku tsha Triangle vhukati ha Zimbabwe. Hu khou itwa ngudo kha vhupo ha Vhubvaḓuvha na ha Vhukovhela ha ḓorobo ya Musina.

Dzina ḽa muhumbeli Eskom Holdings SOC Limited Dzina ḽa muthu ane a nga kwamiwa/Mueletshedzi Vha Eskom vho thola vha Baagi Environmental Consultancy cc sa mueletshedzi o ḓiimisaho nga eṱhe uri vha ite EIA ine ya ṱoḓea u itela thandela yo dzinginywaho.

MVETAMVETO YA MUVHIGOTHANGELI WA ZWA VHUPO I A WANALA U ITELA U SEDZULUSA Sa tshipiḓa tsha Tsedzuluso ya Masiandaitwa kha Vhupo (EIA) na mushumo wa u shela mulenzhe ha nnyi na nnyi, vha khou rambiwa u sedzulusa mvetamveto ya Muvhigothangeli wa zwa Vhupo. Muvhigo hoyu u sedzulusa masiandaitwa ane a nga vha hone wa dovha wa themendela vhupo vhune ha takalelwa u itela ṱhoḓisiso dzo dodombedzwaho. Muvhigo u ḓo wanala u itela u sedzuluswa u bva nga ḽa 11 Khubvumedzi 2014 u swika nga ḽa 17 Tshimedzi 2014 fhethu hu tevhelaho: Fhethu

Aterese

Ḓiresi

Ḽaiburari ya Nancefield

Sentharani ya Tshitshavha Nancefield

Masipala wa Musina

21 Irwin Street, Musina

Elephant Inn / Sand River Resort

Garatshini ya Sasol badani khulwane ya N1

Beitbridge Garatshini ya Shell

Kha N1 vha sa athu swika Mukanoni wa Beitbridge

Bokgobapuku bja Nancefiled

Senthara ya Nancefiled ya Setšhaba

Mmasepala wa Musina

21 Irwin Street, Musina

Elephant Inn / Sand driver resort

Sasol Garage ya Tseleng ya Lephefo ya N1

Beitbridge Shell Garage

N1 pele ga mollwane wa Beitbridge

Kantoro ya Pabalelo ya Tlhago ya Musina

Go tloga Tseleng ya Lephefo ya N1 ka borwa bja Toropo ya Musina

Ofisi ya Vhugalaphukha ha Musina

Nnḓa ha bada khulwane ya N1 tshipembe ha Ḓorobo ya Musina

Setiši sa Maphodisa sa Musina

Flax Avenue Musina

Tshiṱitshini tsha Mapholisa tsha Musina

Flax Avenue Musina

Dikgopi tša tokomane di ka hwetšwa ka seilektroniki ge di kgopelwa.

Dikopano tša Setšhaba Go tla swarwa Dikopano tša Setšhaba go tsebagatša le go tsebiša setšhaba ka protšeke mo dinakong le mafelong a a latelago: Letšatšikgwedi

Mohuta wa Kopano

Lefelo

Nako

7 Diphalane 2014

Kopano ya Setšhaba

Sand River Resort – N1

18H00

8 Diphalane 2014

Kopano ya Setšhaba

Musina Lodge – Limpopo Avenue

18H00

9 Diphalane 2014

Kopano ya Setšhaba

Nancefiled Hall – James Chirwa Street

18H00

Maikemišetšo a dikopano tše ke go hwetša dikakanyo ka ga Sengwalwakakanywa sa Pego ya go Skoupa le go boledišana ka ditabana goba dipelaelo dife goba dife tše setšhaba se nago natšo mabapi le protšeke goba pego. Se se tla kgontšha le go tsebiša sehlopha sa borathekniki go dira di nyakišišo tša bona tša go fapana.

Ge o na le kakanyo efe goba efe ka kgopelo romela tshedimošo, diobjections, ditshwayatshwayo le/ goba dipelaelo pele ga goba ka la 17 Diphalane 2014 go: Baagi Environmental Consultancy cc MOKGOKAGANYI: Morena Sean Hutcheons E-MEILI: public@baagi.co.za MOGALA: 012 993 0756 goba 084 756 8674 FEKSE: 086 582 7427 goba 012 993 0743 ATERESE YA POSO: PO BOX 72847, Lynnwood Ridge, 0040 Ad designed by Zoutnet Publishers

Khophi dza ḽiṅwalo iḽi dzi nga wanala khophi ya kha khomphyutha musi ho itwa khumbelo.

Miṱangano ya nnyi na nnyi Miṱangano ya nnyi na nnyi i ḓo fariwa u itela u ḓivhadza tshitshavha nga ha thandela nga zwifhinga khathihi na fhethu hu tevhelaho: Datumu

Lushaka lwa muṱangano

Fhethu

Tshifhinga

7 Tshimedzi 2014

Muṱangano wa nnyi na nnyi

Sand River Resort – N1

18H00

8 Tshimedzi 2014

Muṱangano wa nnyi na nnyi

Musina Lodge –

18H00

9 Tshimedzi 2014

Muṱangano wa nnyi na nnyi

Nancefield Hall – James Chirwa Street

18H00

Ndivho ya miṱangano iyi ndi u ṱanganedza ngeletshedzo nga ha Mvetamveto ya Muvhigothangeli na u amba nga ha mafhungo kana mbilaelo dzine vhathu vha tshitshavha vha vha nadzo malugana na thandela kana muvhigo. Hezwi zwi ḓo konisa na u ḓivhadza tshigwada tsha zwa thekiniki u ita ngudo dzatsho dzo fhambanaho. Arali vha na dziṅwe ngeletshedzo vha humbelwa uri vha rumele mafhungo avho, khanedzano dzavho, mihumbulo na/kana mbilaelo dzavho phanḓa ha kana nga ḽa 17 Tshimedzi 2014 kha: MUTHU ANE A KWAMIWWA: Vho Sean Hutcheons IMEIḼI: public@baagi.co.za LUṰINGO: 012 993 0756 kana 084 756 8674 FEKISI: 086 582 7427 kana 012 993 0743 ḒIRESI YA POSWO: P.O. Box 72847, Lynnwood Ridge, 0040 Ad designed by Zoutnet Publishers

LIMPOPO MIRROR

22 26 September 2014

MUSINA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY

VACANCIES The Municipality invites applications from suitably qualified candidates to fill the following vacant positions within its establishment. The Municipality is an equal opportunity and affirmative Action Employer.

Persons designated in terms of applicable legislations as Historically Disadvantaged South Africans as well as people with disabilities are encouraged to apply: Municipal Manager Position

Requirement

Key Performance

PMS Officer Post Level 6 Salary: R235 864.01 p/a

An appropriate B degree or equivalent qualification, One (1) year relevant experience in similar environment, Good knowledge of Local Government legislation, Excellent computer skills, Code B driver’s license

Co-ordinate all municipal PMS activities/issues. Facilitate development of Performance plans, agreements and reports. Co-ordinate development and review of PMS Policy Framework and procedures. Assisting with the setting of Municipal Objectives, strategies and targets. Co-ordinate periodic individual and organizational reports. Perform performance monitoring and evaluation functions. Coordinate performance evaluations. Facilitate compliance. Coordinate the development, tabling, submission and publication of performance reports including Annual, Mid-Year and Oversight Report.

Technical Services PMU Technician Post Level 4 Salary: R285 142.54 p/a Travel Allowance

An appropriate B degree or equivalent qualification in Civil Engineering, Three (3) years relevant experience in civil engineering projects & management of MIG & PMU, knowledge of Integrated Reporting System (IRS), Registration with a relevant body will be an added advantage, Good knowledge of Local Government legislation, Excellent computer skills, Code B driver’s license

Compile & submit technical reports on MIG and own funded projects. Integrate, coordinate, project manage and administer MIG programme. Conduct site visits to all projects. Quality assurance on all municipal projects. Ensure that projects performs as per design and contractual obligations. Ensure EPWP compliance on all projects.

Coordinate meetings. Gather and submit project data to COGHSTA and Department of Public Works.

Superintendent: Maintenance Post Level 5 Salary: R268 068.31 p/a

Diploma in Mechanical / Civil / Electrical engineering or N6 Mechanical / civil / electrical engineering plus trade test certificate, Three (3) years relevant, Driver’s license, Knowledge in Occupational Health & Safety Act (OHSACT)

Prepare standard operating procedures and maintain manual for all municipal infrastructure, plant and machinery. Specify work details or operations and maintenance manuals. Observe implicating operations and maintenance of municipal infrastructure and machinery. Conduct maintenance work, quality control, report findings & recommendations. Manage and supervise personnel under maintenance division. Develop and implement a Maintenance Plan.

Superintendent: Waste & Diploma in Environmental Studies or Waste Management, Three (3) Direct and monitor daily collection of waste. Maintain municipal environment from littered waste. Prepare for years relevant, Driver’s license, Knowledge in Occupational Health & Annual Municipality Environmental and Waste Management Assessments. Manage Landfill Waste Disposal site.

Parks Post Level 5 Safety Act (OHSACT) and Environmental Management Act. Maintain all municipal parks. Manage and supervise personnel under Waste & Parks division.

Salary: R268 068 .31 p/a Community Services Position

Requirement

Key Performance

Manager: Traffic Law Enforcement Post Level 3 Total Package: R604 928.70 p/a

A relevant B Degree or National Diploma in Transport Management or Traffic Management (NQF Level 5), Traffic Diploma, Registered as a Traffic Officer, Four (4) years managerial / supervisory experience. A clear criminal record. Code EC Driver’s License. Excellent Computer Skills. Good communication and writing skills.

Directs and control the Key Performance Indicators and outcomes of Traffic Section. Plan and implement strategies and statutory requirements. Coordinate resources and operations. Develop and implement IDP priorities, Projects / programmes and targets. Generate and submit reports. Assessing the operations of the Traffic Unit and evaluating the quality of output through analysis and interpretation of reports. Coordinate general law enforcement and safety operations in collaboration with stakeholders. Ensure compliance to laws, bylaws and policies. Manage regulations on municipal roads and road reserves. Coordinate road safety education, traffic law enforcement, municipal bylaw enforcement, case management, revenue collection and records management programmes. Manage, operate and account for budgets and other resources.

1 Senior Security Officer Post Level 6 Salary: R235 864.01 p/a Travel Allowance

An appropriate B degree or equivalent qualification, Two (2) years rel- Manage and coordinate the security of the municipality. Manage access control systems, surveillance system as evant experience in similar environment, Good knowledge of Local well as the control room. Coordinate and manage the activities of the service provider responsible for security.

Government legislation, Excellent computer skills, Code B driver’s Facilitate the vetting of staff. license.

Records Officer Post Level 8 Salary: R194 285 .71 p/a

Grade 12; Certificate in records management or equivalent; Basic Performs tasks associated with controlling the registering, recording, circulation and retrieval of documents and Computer Skills; Communication and Interpersonal Skills. correspondence in accordance with laid down procedures directing applications associated with the registry and records functionality.

Traffic Officers (3 Posi- Grade 12. Traffic Diploma. A code B driver’s license. Clear criminal tions) record. Registration as a Traffic Officer. The ability to work shifts and Post Level 8 travel after hours.

Salary: R194 285 .71 p/a

Enforce municipal by-laws and Road Safety Regulations. Patrol and observe streets and suburban areas. Perform access control duties when necessary. Crime Prevention. Render VIP protection services / issue notices, perform escort duty and attend court where necessary. Communicate with the offender and/or interact with SAP to facilitate arrests for more serious offences.

Budget and Treasury Position Accountant Expenditure Post Level 5 Salary: R268 068.31 p/a

Requirement

Key Performance

Bachelor’s Degree or National Diploma in Financial Management or Analyze expenditure recording processes, supporting documentation and resolving deviations from procedures. equivalent; Code B driver’s license; Two (2) years relevant experience; Prepare statistical reports depicting short to medium term expenditure trends inclusive of explanations to supExcellent Computer Skills; Communication and Interpersonal Skills. port specific deviations. Record and make available information, supporting documentation and proofs of approval guiding specific recordings, adjustments and allocation of expenditure accounts Corporate Services

Position

Requirement

Key Performance

OHS & Wellness Officer Post Level 6 Salary: R235 864.01 p/a

An appropriate B Degree in Human Resources Management or Occupational Health & Safety or equivalent qualification, two (2) years relevant experience in similar environment, Good knowledge of Local Government legislation, Excellent computer skills, Code B driver’s license

Design and implement Occupational Health & Safety and Wellness Management plans and strategies. Provide specialist knowledge and advice to all levels of management to identify and resolve a wide range of Health and Safety and Wellness management. Evaluate the effectiveness of the Health, Safety and Wellness Management programmes. Compile Health and Safety reports and statistics according to organisational and legislative requirements. Compile Wellness Management reports and statistics. Advise and monitor compliance with Health and Safety Risk Management factors and legislation. Conduct investigations and carry out inspections in accordance with the Occupational Health and Safety Act and regulations. Promote Health &Safety awareness and provide support to institutional structures.

Only applications on official Musina Local Municipality application forms with certified copies of ID document and qualifications will be considered. A comprehensive CV should be attached. Application forms are available at Musina Civic Centre, Nancefield Offices, Domboni Tribal Office, Malale office, Madimbo Office, Bokmakierie Satellite Office or on the municipal website www.musina.gov.za. or on request from the HR Section. Enquiries should be directed at Tel: 015 – 534 6148/ 58 Kenny Ravhuanzwo / Sewela Salani-Ndou Please forward your applications to the Corporate Services Department at the following address: Private Bag X611, Messina, 0900 or hand deliver at 21 Irwin Street, Musina, 0900 on or before the 17 October 2014.

Please note that faxed and emailed applications are not accepted.

Applications received after the closing date and those that do not comply with the instructions will not be considered.

Tel Fax

: 015 – 534 6100 : 015 534 2513

Notice number 27/2014 19 September 2014

MJ Matshivha Municipal Manager

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By Frank Mavhungu

KK beat Tshakhuma in final of Amos Charity - Continues from p24 He forced his way through the defence of KK and shot wide from close range.

Desmond Netshiungani, the Tshakhuma centre forward, was the busiest player in the game. He was playing as a full striker, and at the same time assisted the midfielders. Tshakhuma na Ndilani, or Makhurabada as they are affectionately called, threatened to score again in the 24th minute. Netshiungani lost possession just before he unleashed from inside the box.

KK’s performance improved with time with their defenders, Tshifhiwa Ndou and Unarine Mukhavhuli, refusing to allow any intruder within their vicinity.

They opened their account in the 58th minute, when Percy Mabasa scored after a rebound.

Mashudu Muliwa and Tshifhiwa

Mmbooi, both of Makhurabada, found themselves on the wrong side of the law in the 70th and 74th minute respectively.

They were both warned for dangerous play. KK increased the margin through Londani Davhula in the 76th minute, but the Tshakhuma lads pulled one back via Oscar Mulangaphuma late in the game. * Maweja Takers fought hard for their 5-4 victory on penalties over Tshakhuma RO United in their losers’ final that was played before the final. The game was equally contested from the onset to the end, with both sides creating and squandering obvious scoring chances.

KK were presented with a floating trophy, gold medals and a cash prize of R8 000 during the ceremony held shortly after the final. Tshakhuma na Ndilani went home with R5 000 and silver medals. Maweja Takers received R2 500 and

bronze medals and Tshakhuma RO United a consolation prize of R1 000.

The champions in the U/13 category, Shooting Stars, were given gold medals and cash of R2 500. Shooting Stars beat Yebo Yes 2-1 in the final. Yebo Yes received R1 500 and silver medals. Young Tigers, who obtained the third position, received a cash prize of R1 000. Oscar Neluvhalani of Shooting Stars, with six goals, won the top goal scorer and the player of the tournament awards. Ndamulelo Mukwevho, striker of Tshakhuma na Ndilani, was the senior player of the tournament. Mbavhalelo Thathaisa of Maweja Takers was the best goalkeeper. The coach of FC KK, Mr Maitakhole Neluvhalani, received the best coach award.

Special awards were presented to Mr Mashudu Ndou of Tshakhuma na Nadilani and Mr Ndanduleni Nemutudi of FC KK.

Ricardo Miriri of Tshakhuma na Ndilani hooks the ball, while Ndivhuwo Mulovhedzi of FC KK is on his heels.

Fhatuwani Nemusumani of Tshakhuma na Ndilani kicks the ball, while Mr Mulalo Thabela from the sponsors (left) hands over a trophy to the The player of the tournament, Ndamulelo Dakalo Mashanzhe of KK is on the way to defend. best keeper, Mbavhalelo Thathaisa of Maweja Takers.

Mukwevho of Tshakhuma na Ndilani.

By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho

Wellness Day at Correctional Services Officials from the Thohoyandou Correctional Centre and Makhado Correctional Centre participated in different sporting codes as part of integrated employee health and wellness day.

The event was held last at the sports grounds of Louis Trichardt High School last Thursday.

The Thohoyandou Management Area’s spokesperson, Mr Tshifhiwa Magadani, said that the day of activities on wellness came after a call from acting national commissioner Mr Zach Modise, who

encouraged officials to participate and be involved in sports to be active and productive at their work as well to live a healthy lifestyle.

“Although our main mandate as a department is to rehabilitate offenders, it is crucial to encourage our officials to participate in these types of activities because a healthy mind performs better,” said Magadani.

The department of correctional services was joined by different stakeholders, including AgriAids, Gym4you and Auram. The Department of Health assisted and checked officials’ blood pressure and sugar levels.

Dieticians also assessed the wellness of officials and recommended diet. Officials Project management, quality conformance, time management in construction is one of the were involved in activpre-requisite of tendering and tender awarding. ities such as tug of war, Masana is SAQA compliance and CETA accreditation clause 13 of regulation 112 of 8 of aerobics and fun walk.

1998.

The manager of speWe provide project management on national certificate in construction contracting NQF level cial programmes, Mr 2, supervision of civil engineering construction processes labour construction NQF level 4 and management NQF level 5 (EPWP).

Lloyd Magau, said that the department had the Other courses that we offer: responsibility to en• Basic first aid phase 1 & 2 • Basic Fire Fighting sure that the officials’ • Occupational health and safety (OHS) well-being was taken • Computer Literacy care of. “This comes af• Machine Driver e.g. Forklift etc ter a clear consideration • Welding or Boiler Maker of the nature of the work • Electricity & Solar system, Plumbing executed by correctional We therefore invite contractors and individuals to register for this training course. officials on a daily baFor more information contact us at Louis Trichardt 015 516 5350 OR Mr Muladi at 082 341 0364, Nicolas 078 602 4081. sis,” he pointed out.

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KK win Charity Shield FC KK beat Tshakhuma na Ndilani FC 2-1 in the final of the Amos Shield Charity Soccer Tournament at the Tshakhuma Malaria grounds on Saturday. A large number of spectators

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Oscar Ntshauba of Tshakhuma Na Ndilani was the first player to be booked.

He tackled Fhatuwani Mudau from behind and Referee Calvin Nemavhola

was lenient enough not to give him his marching orders. Tshakhuma’s left flank, Ndamulelo Mukwevho, the best player of the tournament, was unlucky in the 19th minute. - Continues on page 23

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