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By Staff Reporter The arrest of five members linked to the Western Vhukovhela Protection Unit the past week was met with mixed reactions. While some residents in the Sinthumule area describe the group as “crime-fighting soldiers”,

others describe them as common criminals who threaten and assault citizens under the guise of protecting law and order.

The suspects, aged between 28 and 38, were arrested during a multidisciplinary intelligence-driven operation by the Vhembe Trio Task team, the

Makhado CI and the Beitbridge Task Team between 26 and 28 October.

According to the police’s spokesperson in Limpopo, Lt Col Mamphaswa Seabi, the suspects are linked to a company, Western Vhukovhela Protection Unit, who allegedly assaulted community members with

sjamboks and other objects.

One of the members of this group, Dakalo Makhavhu, was apprehended by the Makhado police on 24 October and appeared in the Tshilwavhusiku Magistrate’s Court on 26 October. He is facing charges of kidnapping, assault, and attempted murder. He appeared in court again on Tuesday (1 November).

The tactical intelligence-led operation resulted in the arrest of four more suspects in the Tshilwavhusiku policing area.

Lt Col Seabi said that preliminary investigations indicated that the suspects might be linked to a number of cases, including attempted murder, intimidation, pointing of firearm, kidnapping and the theft of a motor vehicle.

The following items were confiscated during the arrest: two sjamboks, three tactical battle jackets, one scuba-diving jacket, two security emergency lights (strobe lights), one base radio, seven hand-held two-way radio receivers, five hand radio chargers, one ink stamp with the security company’s details and numbers, and a Nissan LDV.

Members of Vhukovhela Protection Unit. Dakalo Makhavhu is on the left. Photo: Facebook.

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The four suspects who appeared in the Tshilwavhusiku Magistrate’s Court on 31 October are Sam Makananise, Duncan Madzaga, Mbilaelo Bakali and Rendani Makhavhu.

They are facing similar charges as Dakalo Makhavhu, who also appeared in court on 31 October. All five suspects will appear again on 4 November, when they are expected to apply for bail.

Some of the charges against the men relate to an alleged assault on well-known businessman and politician Mr Patrick Sikhutshi. Charges of assault were also laid against the suspects by well-known businessman Mr Eric Ramurembiwa, and the owner of a security company and taxi business, Mr Tshianeo Mamphodo.

The Provincial Commissioner of the Limpopo Police, Lt-Gen Thembi Hadebe, has commended the work done by various police units in tracking and arresting the suspects.

The arrests, however, were not celebrated by all sectors of the community. Some called for mass action on social media platforms. On the Evepla platform, the supporters of

Western Vhukovhela Protection were quite vociferous, urging residents “to support your volunteer soldiers who fight against crime in our areas”.

They said the unit was alive and “will never die because of stupid hungry stomach politicians who are busy stealing from the poor who are against the safety of our communities”.

The militaristic approach of the group, however, does not find favour with residents in the area. Very few were willing to speak out openly against what they described as a very dangerous vigilante group as they feared they would be victimised.

Dakalo Makhavhu was arrested on 24 October.

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Lottery dumps Maila village’s tainted old age home project

By Anton van Zyl and Thembi Siaga In the 2020/21 financial year, the National Lotteries Commission (NLC) paid out more than R164 million to non-profit organisations, schools, and sport clubs in the Limpopo Province. The top beneficiaries this time around included the struggling victim-empowerment programmes. The NLC also announced that it would not inject more money into corruption-tainted projects such as the Maila village old-age-home project.

The NLC presented its latest annual report to parliament last week. The report includes the list of organisations that benefitted from Lottery grants. In total, more than R1,17 billion was paid out to what is supposed to be projects aimed at alleviating poverty and creating healthier communities.

The NLC went through a difficult period, with allegations of large-scale looting of funds rocking the institution. The Special Investigation Unit (SIU) tasked to investigate the allegations reported to parliament in September this year that it was investigating more than R1.4 billion in dodgy Lottery grants. The unit’s head, Andy Mothibi, told parliament’s Portfolio Committee on Trade, Industry and Competition that, during the first phase of the investigation (involving 12 grants valued at R279,7 million) it found that the funds were “corruptly siphoned out of the NLC with the assistance of [former NLC] Executive and Board members”.

The dodgy projects referred to by the SIU included several old-age-home and drug-rehabilitation projects throughout the country. One of the projects is at Maila village, some 30km southeast of Louis Trichardt. Limpopo Mirror first visited this abandoned site in December 2019 and has since then reported extensively on the irregularities.

This was yet another case where an existing but dormant NPO was hijacked and used to syphon off millions in Lottery funding. Mushumo Ushavha Zwanda, the hijacked NPO, received R27,4 million to build an old-age home, without

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the local community’s being involved in the process or even asking for such a facility.

This money, along with payments from other NLC beneficiaries, were later used to pay for a property in Wonderboom, Pretoria, linked to a former NLC board member. “The remainder of the R22 578 350 loot was transferred to a company owned by one of the hijackers. The funds were laundered from his company to other companies linked to himself and those of the family of the senior official of [the] NLC,” Adv Mothibi told the parliamentary committee in March this year.

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The latest NLC report shows that R65 million had been allocated to complete most of these unfinished projects. This time around, however, the work will be done by engineering firms commissioned by the NLC. The NLC’s spokesperson, Ndivhuho Mafela, told online publication GroundUp that “the NLC took a decision to oversee the completion of these projects directly through its own panel of engineers. The Special Investigating Unit was engaged on completion of the projects and did not oppose such action.”

One of the projects not on the list to be completed was that of Mushumo Ushavha Zwanda.

When Mafela was asked about this old-age home project, he said that a decision had been made to abandon this project. “The project in question has completely come to a halt and the SIU instructed that it cannot be continued like the others,” he said. Mafela confirmed that the half-built structures at Maila village were in such an advanced stage of decay that getting them operational would simply cost too much.

When Limpopo Mirror visited the site in August this year, what was very clear was that a mammoth effort would be needed to “rescue” the project. The site has been exposed to the elements for several years now and became the target of opportunistic thieves who looted building materials.

The traditional leadership structures at Maila are, however, optimistic that something can be done to convert the facility into something of use to the community. Vhamusanda Vho-David Nthabalala said that the way the project had started, was completely unacceptable. They were never consulted and would not in any case have opted for an old-age home.

Nthabalala said earlier this week that, if they could secure funding, they would complete some of the buildings, hoping to establish a multi-purpose community centre. “The centre will include a satellite police station, a clinic, a community hall, a library, a home affairs office, and a social-development office. We also intend to name the centre after Thovhele Vho-Vhutshilo Ramabulana,” he said.

Where the community would get the millions required to build such a centre remained unclear, however.

Some reprieve for the VEPs In the Vhembe District, the Lottery funding has brought much-needed relief to several struggling victim-empowerment structures, such as the Mutale Victim Empowerment Programme.

The abandoned Maila village project. R27,3 million was pumped into this project, but instead of using the money to complete the buildings, it was syphoned off to corrupt officials, board members and other accomplices. Photo: Thembi Siaga.

In June last year, R1,183 million was paid to this non-profit institution that endeavours to assist mainly women who are the victims of gender-based violence.

A director of the Mutale VEP, Mr Azwindini Mudau, said that they had used the money to purchase a vehicle to be able to visit the victims and, in some cases, transport them to places of safety. The funding also helped them to cover the expenses of the organisation’s

volunteers.

The Mara Victim Empowerment Programme received almost R400 000 in January this year to assist the organisation. Ms Benita Kaldine, a director of the Mara VEP, was very grateful for the funding that they had received. “The money has helped us to combat gender-based violence,” she said. They used the funds to buy food and offer shelter for the victims. Part of the funds was also used to compensate

the volunteers for their expenses incurred.

Some of the other organisations that received funding are the Dzata Victim Empowerment NPO (R915 000) and the Makhuvha Victim Empowerment (R246 000) programme.

Several drop-in centres, daycare facilities and schools in Vhembe also received funding.

To view the complete list of beneficiaries, visit https://lottery-grants.netlify.app/ .

Last Friday (28 October), the popular restaurant group, Spur, celebrated its 55th birthday nationwide. In the Vhembe area, Spur decided to share the festivities with young learners in the area, whom the food outlet referred to as “future customers”. The celebration was held at the Kutama Tribal Office and included the learners of Muduluni, Madodonga, Mmberegeni, Matitivhala, Khogonyane, Maebani, Manavhela, Muungadi, Pharani (all primary schools), and Madaheni Combined School. The Human Hope Revival Organisation, a non-government organisation, worked with Spur to ensure the success of the celebrations.

In the picture on the far right is the master of ceremonies, Mr Mashudu Tahulela (in yellow shirt) with the learners of Muduluni Primary School. Photo: supplied.

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Thulamela gives discounts to rate payers to encourage settling of debt consumers. This four-month incentive scheme will be appliThe Thulamela Local Mucable between October 2022 nicipality’s revenue departand January 2023. Residents ment has begun issuing are encouraged to take advandiscounts to qualifying rate tage of the discounts and settle payers through its debt their accounts. rehabilitation programme Residential and registered and write-offs to consumers indigent account holders with to help them settle outstandarrears will qualify for 50% ing utility accounts before 31 discount, while business-acJanuary 2023. count holders will qualify for 40% discount upon approval of During a media briefing, their applications. Government held at the Thulamela council departments, including schools chambers on Wednesday, 26 and parastatals, may only apply October, acting Thulamela for the incentive scheme’s mayor Nndavheleseni Lieba interest write-off exemption. said the municipality had come Consumers are advised that the up with the incentive scheme incentive scheme is limited to to help consumers settle their consumers with arrears of mumunicipal debt. Many of the nicipal rates and taxes and does debts were incurred during the not include traffic fines.

Covid-19 period, which resulted “We also receive funds for in economic hardship for municipal infrastructure grants both business and residential (MIG) every year. Rate- and

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Taxi drivers from the Mutale Taxi Association were shot at by men in a maroon Toyota sedan last Friday afternoon while they were parked at the bus rank next to the Khoroni Hotel. Photo: Victor Mukwevho.

War between operators may be reason behind shooting at taxis

By Victor Mukwevho Drivers affiliated with the Mutale Taxi Association were lucky to escape death when three unknown men in balaclavas randomly started shooting at taxis that were parked at the bus rank next to the Khoroni Hotel and Casino in Thohoyandou last Friday afternoon.

Taxi drivers have been parking their taxis there since September to prevent drivers without legal permits from picking up commuters at that spot. One of the taxi drivers who were at the scene when the incident happened, said he had been sitting at the bus rank when he had heard about seven gunshots and had seen his colleagues running for cover. “I was so shocked and could not even run at that moment. I saw three guys in a maroon Toyota sedan shooting at taxis with pistols. They were wearing balaclavas, so I could not see their faces. They were

driving in my direction, and out of fear, I fell to the ground before I jumped up and ran towards the nearby park,” he said. The man did not want to reveal his identity.

He said when the shooting had stopped, they had gone back to the taxis and found that at least five taxis had been damaged. He said that guessing the reason behind the shootings was difficult because, apart from the fact that they were fighting for operating routes with the Nancefield Taxi Association, those who were operating from Tshakhuma to Thohoyandou had also entered the fray. “Those guys were helping taxis operating illegally on our routes by ferrying passengers going to Mutale from the Thavhani Mall. They pass here, pretending to be going to Tshilamba, only to drop their passengers off at Sibasa and give them to the illegal operators. We caught three of them and beat the hell out of them here between Monday and Tuesday last week. Then,

today, we are attacked like this,” he said.

He added that they had been fighting for routes with taxis drivers from Musina for the past three months, but no shooting had been involved.

“We beat the taxi drivers from Tshakhuma this week and our taxis are damaged. I am not pointing fingers at anyone, but if you use common sense, you can see where the culprits come from,” he said.

One person was shot in the thigh during the fracas and was rushed to a local hospital for medical attention.

According to police spokesperson Col Mamphaswa Seabi, the police have launched a manhunt for the suspects.

“The Limpopo Provincial Police Commissioner Lt Gen Thandi Hadebe is urging the public to provide information that will help to bring the perpetrators to book,” he said.

Anyone with information can contact Seabi at 082 450 1578. Police investigations are continuing.

Popular Tshivenda comedian SABC Livhu has made the headlines again, but not for the right reasons. He was arrested on Tuesday and was charged with assaulting his wife.

SABC Livhu, whose real name is Livhuwani Madadzhe, appeared in court on Wednesday morning. He was released after bail was set at R1 000.

This is not the first time Madadzhe’s wife, Lindelani Nengovhela, has accused him

of mistreating her. In August last year, she posted on social media platforms that he had abused her, even accusing him of using a sugar cane to beat her on the buttocks. She accused him of emotional abuse and of using the money meant for her studies for himself.

The couple had subsequently reconciled, and the dust had apparently settled. Things seemingly changed for the worse again, and she filed assault charges with the police.

Livhu was arrested on Tuesday and had to spend the night in custody.

Ms Vhutshilo Nembudani, manager at the revenue department in Thulamela, said they did not charge rates to rural communities. Residents in these areas do, however, pay a development levy for their communities to be improved.

She added that legal penalties would be imposed on those who failed to pay their municipal rates and taxes, should the deadline of 31 January come and they had not settled their accounts.

LEFT: Some of the Thulamela Local Municipality’s officials and councillors photographed with media representatives after a media briefing on the revenue department’s debt relief programme on Wedneday, 26 October. Photo: Silas Nduvheni.

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New traditional leader installed at Malulele

By Kaizer Nengovhela Vhamusanda Vho-Nkhumeleni Alpheus Mulelu was finally installed as traditional leader of the Mulelu community on Saturday (29 October).

Residents of Mulelu and surrounding villages flocked to the Mulelu Sports Grounds, where Khosikhulu Pfaraeli Vho-David Japan Mphephu performed the installation rites.

Eric Mulelu was named Mulelu’s ndumi, and Margaret Nthambeleni was appointed khadzi of the family.

The new traditional leader was given a new name, Miri Iyavhavha.

Mphephu spelt out the commandments to the new traditional leader and said that, if properly followed, these would make him a real people’s leader. Mphephu further said the new traditional leader should distinguish himself as a unifying factor in the village who

would not belong to any faction.

“Royalty can be traced back to biblical times when God appointed certain people to lead his people.

You have been chosen by God to lead the people. Follow God’s will, and your rule will be prolonged,” he advised Mphephu.

Mphephu urged the new traditional leader to join the movement for traditional leaders to tackle the challenges facing their communities.

Mulelu said he was aware of the challenges ahead of him. He promised that urgent attention would be given to engage the relevant authorities to address the issues on water, electricity and poor roads in the area. He said he preferred teamwork and pledged to work in close cooperation with the community.

He added that the villagers in turn must participate in the development of their village and the young Vhamusanda Vho-Nkhumeleni Alpheus Mulelu was finally installed as people in different fields. the traditional leader of the Mulelu community. Photo: supplied.

Man (40) stabbed to death after argument at shebeen

By Silas Nduvheni Lufuno Mafune is an ambitious young model who dreams of one day entering national modelling competitions. Photo supplied.

Lufuno (16) hopes to wear big crowns

By Maanda Bele Sixteen-year-old Lufuno Kate Mafune from Maungani village, in Thohoyandou, is dreaming big as she sets her eyes on winning the Miss Teen Dream Big 2022 title.

The competition is to take place at Phangami Gardens on 17 December this year, and the ambitious young woman says she is hopeful. “Winning this competition will really be a dream come true for me. I want to win many more titles because I am paving a way to enter national modelling competitions.”

So far, Lufuno has won the Miss SA Toddler 2019 pageant, as well as the title of First Princess in the Miss Fifien CE 2022 competition.

“I believe that, in order for you to go far, you must start small and work your way to the top. This is where I am starting, and I believe I will go far,” she said.

To vote for Lufuno, simply go to Facebook, search “Dream Models”, and vote for contestant number 30.

The police in Thohoyandou are investigating the murder of a 40-year-old man from Muledane-Vhatukanani village, who was allegedly stabbed to death by a relative during a drinking spree at a local shebeen on Saturday, 29 October.

Acting Vhembe SAPS spokesperson Sgt Vuledzani Dathi said preliminary investigations had revealed that the deceased, Lufuno Mudzugu, and the suspect,

Vhutshilo “Muvenda” Mudau, who also resides at Muledane-Vhatukani, had been drinking at a local shebeen when Mudau had fallen asleep. When Mudau woke up, he allegedly started accusing everyone of stealing his wallet and approached Mudzugu, who did not respond. “While the victim was standing looking at him, the suspect produced a knife and stabbed the victim in the back and chest. The suspect fled the scene immediately but was later arrested by the police,” said Dathi.

Mudzugu was transported to the

Tshilidzini Hospital, where he was certified dead.

Lufuno,” Doreen cried.

According to Doreen, Mudzugu’s younger brother is married to MuMs Doreen Mudzugu, the older dau’s sister. “Mudau’s family never sister of the deceased, said the fam- even came to us to ask forgiveness ily members were trying to come to for what had happened,” she said. terms with the senseless murder.

Mudau appeared in the Tho“We don’t understand how someone hoyandou Magistrate’s Court on as handsome as Lufuno could just Tuesday, 1 November, on charges be killed like a chicken. He was of murder. His case was postponed stabbed twice without fighting to 9 November for a formal bail back, as he was not the kind of per- application. son who fights. It is also a concern to us that Mudau was out on parole Mudzugu will be buried in for murder and attempted murder.

Muledane village’s graveyard on Now he has killed our beloved Saturday, 5 November.

Female visionary lights up Tshilapfene village with solar

By Victor Mukwevho In the midst of load shedding and an uncertain future for hawkers and street vendors in the Vhembe District, a local businesswoman, Ms Sylvia Siphugu Ravhutulu, is providing some solutions.

Ravhutulu, who is the owner of the Intal Power Trading Company, joined hands with the University of Venda and the Thulamela Local Municipality and will launch the very first Solar Streetlights Technology Project at Tshilapfene village this Friday (4th).

The event is to be held at the Muelekanyi Tshivhase Technical

School and starts at 11:00.

Ravhutulu explained that women and children were being exposed to different kinds of danger every time load shedding was implemented. Local women often had to find their way through the dense, snake-infested mountains to look for firewood. She realised that she had to do something to help the less fortunate in rural villages.

Ravhutulu discussed the problem with BEKA Technologies, her partner in solar and technology, and they decided to solicit funds from an international company to try and address the problem.

“This project has been proposed as an intervention to promote a

safe environment, particularly to curb gender-based violence against women and children and crime in rural communities,” she said.

Ravhutulu invited donors to contribute towards rural development. “We can’t live in total darkness forever. As a rural villager, I say, let there be light in the rural villages of South Africa, promote small medium business, and enhance socio-economic growth digitally,” she said.

Other notable participants in this project are royal heavyweights Thovhele Kennedy Midiyavhathu Tshivhase and Vhamusanda Vho-Muelekanyi Tshivhase.

Ms Sylvia Siphugu Ravhutulu, owner of the Intal Power Trading Company.

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Florah Rambau is best female Masala Makumule appointed as taxi driver in Limpopo for 2022 the new manager for Thulamela She said they were very proud of Rambau and the other male Ms Florah Rambau from drivers’ achievements.

Mashamba won the provinAccording to Radzilani, the cial Female Taxi Driver of the main objective of the competiYear title in the Department tion is to improve the driving of Transport and Commuskills of male and female taxi nity Safety’s Taxi Driver of drivers around the country. The the Year competition. The competition runs at national prize-giving function was level. “We are pleased to see held at the Ranch Hotel, outthat the number of particiside Polokwane, on Saturday, pants for this year’ competition 29 October. had increased dramatically, The mother of three operates especially as more women also her taxi service under the took part. It shows that people Tshitale Taxi Association. “My are taking the competition very job can be very stressful, but seriously. This will also assist in I was very happy and proud terms of reducing accidents on to receive this award. This is our roads, where a lot of lives will be saved through this programme,” said Radzilani.

The overall winner of the competition and Driver of the Year winner in the male category was T M Mahlare of the Nebo Taxi Association.

The second place went to N Mathebula of the Giyani Taxi Association, while P D Nchabeleng of the Masemola Taxi Association won third place.

In the female category, Rambau was flanked

by T Mulaudzi of the Polokwane-Sibasa Taxi Association in second From left to right: The rank manager of the Tshitale Taxi Association, place and M B Kwetepane of the Mankweng Mr Kaizer Rambau, Mr Dakalo Thanwana, Mrs Florah Rambau Taxi Association in (Female Driver of the Year winner on Provincial level), and Vincent third place.

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a huge achievement for me. I think it might also inspire other women to realise that they are as capable as men,” said the excited woman. “This is good.

It is God’s will, and I am very grateful to Him. I am now aiming to win the national title, so that I can become a world champion.” Rambau won R10 000 in cash and a trophy.

The MEC for Transport and Community Safety, Ms Florence Radzilani, said that several activities took place during October’s Transport Month to celebrate the important role transport played in our social and economic lives.

Keep quiet, our matrics are busy with exams!

Education The deputy chairperson of the Makonde branch of the South African National Civic Organisation (SANCO) , Mr Kenneth Munyai, has issued a very stern warning to villagers not to disturb the smooth running of the final examinations for learners in Makonde.

Munyai addressed the community at the Makonde graveyard on Saturday, 29 October, during the funeral service of the late Vho-Masindi (81), who had died after a long illness.

He warned tavern owners and the general public to keep things quiet and not play loud music, especially at night, until all learners have finished writing their year-end examinations.

“These noises will distract our learners and make it hard for them to concentrate on their studies.

We urge everyone to work with us to make sure that our learners are given the opportunity to study without any disturbance. When they pass with flying colours, they make us proud and ultimately become responsible future leaders. If they don’t perform well, they end up dropping out and engage themselves in criminal activities, which will have a negative impact on our society,” he said.

Munyai said the call did not exclude church denominations. “We all love God and encourage people to praise Him. But for this period, we humbly request all churches to desist from using big sound systems that could disturb our learners in their studies. Churches can drastically lower the volume of their sound systems, especially during night services, so that the learners can have time to read their books,” he said.

He added that, where necessary, the local SANCO would work with the traditional leadership of the village and the police to reprimand perpetrators. “Identified offenders will be summoned to Musanda and issued with fines. If they continue disturbing the learners, we will have no other option but to seek for the intervention of the police.”

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to 2014, and as lecturer of urban and regional planning at Univen from 2015 to 2019.

Makumule obtained his master’s degree in Urban Management from the Erasmus University in Rotterdam, Netherlands, his master of science in development planning from Wits, and his BA Hons at Univen.

The spokesperson of the Thulamela Municipality, Mr Nndwamato Tshiila, said filling all senior management positions to make sure that the municipality delivered services effectively was important. “Given the fact that he is not new to local government, coupled with his proven leadership qualities and academic excellence, we are confident beyond doubt that Makumule is the right man to occupy this position,” he added.

Mr Masala Makumule was appointed as the new municipal manager of the Thulamela Local Municipality at the beginning of October.

Makumule acted as municipal manager from February, after the suspension of the previous municipal manager, Mr Hlengani Maluleke. Maluleke became the scapegoat for Thulamela Municipality’s illegal investment in the fraud-ridden VBS Mutual Bank.

Maluleke and the former Thulamela mayor, Cllr Avhashoni Tshifhango, face charges of corruption after the VBS debacle.

Makumule, who was previously appointed as senior manager of planning at the municipality, promised to perform his new duties to the best of his ability. “The task before me is huge, but I’m happy that I have a dedicated team of councillors and officials who will help me to realise my dream of improving service delivery to the people of Thulamela. Although there are some challenges that the municipality is facing, it gives me courage because there are some areas where we are doing very well in terms of service delivery.

I’m ready to steer this ship in the right direction for the benefit of all the people of Thulamela,” he said.

Before joining Thulamela Municipality, he worked as chief planner of rural development and land affairs from 1999 to 2002, senior manager of development planning at the former Mutale Mr Masala Makumule was appointed as the new municMunicipality from 2002 to 2003, as manager at the Vhembe ipal manager of Thulamela Local Municipality. Photo: supplied.

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Leaders of Society Foundation has its origins in ideal of ending poverty

By Elmon Tshikhudo Granny Virginia Tshivhase was born and grew up in severe poverty, but this did not deter her from living a fulfilled life. She turned her experiences, pain and suffering into a charitable path of good deeds.

Ms Dzivhuluwani Nthangeni (left) receiving uniforms on behalf of Tshilidzini Special School.

Next to her are Mailausumbwa Kennedy Tshivhase, Ms Virginia Tshivhase and Musanda Vho-Dumbumazikule Ndihuwo Tshivhase of the Leaders of Society Foundation. Photo: Elmon Tshikhudo.

Residents march against bail for man accused of murdering aunt

By Elmon Tshikhudo On Monday, 31 October, residents of Manamani showed up in their numbers outside the Thohoyandou Magistrate’s Court in protest against bail for Goodman Mpilo.

Mpilo (36) of Manamani stands accused of the murder of his aunt, Ms Johannah Mpilo.

The 65-year-old woman was found tied up and brutally murdered behind her house in Manamani on 5 September this year. Initial reports first made the incident look like a robbery as her house was ransacked and several items were found to be missing, but further investigation

linked Mpilo to the deceased’s murder.

Waving their placards, the protesters marched from the new Shell Garage in Thohoyandou to the court, singing freedom songs. Mpilo, who abandoned his bail application during his previous appearance, now looked drained and had lost considerable weight. When the case was postponed to 22 November 2022 for further investigations, his mother cried out loudly. He remains in custody.

Ms Eulenda Sumbana, chairperson of the CPF at Manamani, said they were in court to support the family and to express their anger at the spiralling killings aimed at women and children. “We are totally opposed to the grant-

ing of bail to suspects accused of murder. What we have realised over a period, is that these criminals are granted bail and go out and continue where they left off. We would love to see the suspect incarcerated until the finalisation of the case,” she said.

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Protesters outside the Thohoyandou Magistrate’s Court on Monday during the appearance of murder accused Goodman Mpilo. Photo: Elmon Tshikhudo.

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Granny Tshivhase was handed a brand new car to run her charitable errands.

In his inaugural lecture, Vhamusanda Vho-Dumbumazikule Ndivhuwo Tshivhase of the Leaders of Society Foundation said that the foundation was to capitalize on research-based solutions to socio-economic challenges faced by society. He pointed out that hunger and poverty knew no boundaries and as such the scope of the foundation to improve people’s lives and making changes was not limited or restricted by boundaries.

Granny Tshivhase reflected on her life journey of poverty, hunger and inequality, which resulted in her illiteracy. Her story is a testimony of a path from poverty. “I know what sleeping on an empty stomach is. Sleeping with the goats, chickens and food, all in the same house. I do not want others to go through what I experienced,” she said.

Training to help unemployed women

The murdered woman’s husband, Mr Livhuwani Mpilo, who was also in court, said that the accused had not made a full disclosure of his accomplices who had allegedly committed the crime with him yet, but that he was satisfied with the postponement. “This is good and serves him well. The postponement and continued incarceration give us hope that justice will be served,” he said.

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Passion and generosity, brewed over four decades, were compounded by the establishing of the Leaders of Society Foundation NPC as a vehicle to achieve her dreams.

The foundation focuses on changing people’s lives through charitable deeds by aiding differently abled persons, providing educational support, alleviating poverty through job creation, providing girl- and boy-child hygiene programmes, as well as environmental sustainability programs.

To commemorate the chairperson’s 70th birthday, the foundation organised a charity launch, in collaboration with

the Tshivhase Dynasty, led

by Mailausumbwa Kennedy Tshivhase, the Ngovhela Traditional Authority, bikers, civic association, religious sector and the community in general.

The event, themed “Charity Begins at Home”, was held at Tshivhase’s home at Ngovhela, and graced by Dr Tshifhiwa Muligwe of the Rhema Kingdom Life church, Lesedi FM’s Phinel Sefatsa and many other esteemed guests.

Charity activities that took place on this day, included the painting of Mamali Sikhwivhilu Primary School, food-parcel handouts to 100 beneficiaries and sanitary products given to 100 disadvantaged girls. The outstanding teachers at Mamali Sikhwivhilu Primary School were also rewarded for the good job they are doing. Tshilidzini Special School’s kitchen staff received full uniforms and awards, and two wheelchairs were also handed to differently abled persons.

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people. “We are well aware of the positive and immense contributions you are making in our communities,” he said.

Muraga Mphaphuli further expressed his disappointment about the level of moral decay and called on the government to fix things, starting in parliament, where the level of disrespect has reached alarming proportions.

The resident pastor, Pastor Ronald Makhadi, said the church felt duty bound to intervene amid the unemployment crisis that had overwhelmed communities. “We are a church in motion, a church that takes care of the person as a whole and his needs. One of our

church members, Ms Flora Makhale, came up with this idea, and we embraced it as a church. We bought sowing machines, and she trained them free of charge. As a church, we are humbled by this gesture, and we hope the newfound skills will help them to turn their situations around for the better. We have also built houses for the needy and given food to the poor, as directed by the scriptures, and we will continue doing so for the benefit of God’s people,” he said.

Ms Ntshavheni and Pastor Kharivhe praised the church for its innovative contribution and they both pledged their full support.

The lives of a group of previously unemployed women from Malavuwe and neighbouring villages outside Thohoyandou will hopefully change for the better soon.

The women were offered training in sewing by The Living Gospel World Mission Church at Sterkstroom in Malavuwe as an attempt to empower them and thus fight the scourge of unemployment in the area.

This training session proved to be very successful, and the women proudly graduated on Sunday, 29 October. The ceremony took place at the church, and among the guests were the Minister of Communications, Ms Khumbudzo Ntshavheni, the president of The Living Gospel World Mission Church, Pastor Robert Kharivhe, and traditional leaders.

Speaking during the function, Vhamusanda Vho-Ntikedzeni Muraga Mphaphuli, who represented the Mafenya Mphaphuli royal family, praised the church for the extraordinary work Some of the graduates who completed their sewing course with their being done to improve certificates during the graduation ceremony. Photo: Elmon Tshikhuthe lives of ordinary do.

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Rambuwani to celebrate his birthday and 35th marriage anniversary

By Victor Mukwevho Rapson Mbilu Rambuwani, a local a radio personality, gospel singer, pastor and councillor from Thohoyandou, will be celebrating his 60th birthday, as well as his 35th marriage anniversary, on 12 November this year, and everyone is invited.

The always smiling radio presenter says he must be the only man in the world who has told his wife, Mrs Thinavhuyo Gloria Rambuwani, that she is beautiful more than a million times. “For 35 years, I have been telling her that I love her, and that she

is beautiful times without number. Every morning when I wake up, I look at her and, after all this time, it still feels like we are on our honeymoon. Let me take this opportunity to tell her once again that I love her in the newspaper, just for a change,” he smiled.

When asked how his love for his wife still managed to grow every day, his facial expression became serious.

“She loved me in a time when it was just not done to love people with a skin condition.

I remember on our wedding day people were asking her if there were no men in her

village, because she was marrying me. I felt very hurt, but she told me not to worry about them because she is mine forever,” he said, his eyes lighting up with love again.

He said that, even though everyone was invited to the celebration, people must keep in mind that the venue only accommodated 500 people.

“We are expecting guests from Malawi, Zambia and other African countries where I usually perform. We are also expecting local politicians, pastors and musicians.”

The function will be held at the FET College in Muledane village, starting at 11:00.

Rapson Rambuwani and his beautiful wife, Mrs Thinavhuyo Gloria Rambuwani. Photo: Victor Mukwevho.

Gospel artist finally gets recognition Gospel Artist award at the MIA Creative Writing and Literature Awards.

The ceremony was held at the Apollo Hotel in Sandton, Johannesburg, on Saturday, 29 October. The awards are the brainchild of well-known poet and author Rudolf

Monyela and work on a voting system.

After years of labouring in Tharaga said he saw the the music industry without advert on social media while any recognition, Takalani he was busy marketing his Tharaga from Nzhelele Ha debut album at the time, Raliphaswa finally had his called Modimo Wa Bona, day. The gospel musician and was so interested that won the Best Creative he did some following up on how to enter the competition. “I decided to enter the competition there and then, only to find that I was competing with great names like Mr Rendani Edwel Ndou, Moeti, David “Lion” Gwangwa, the Scorpion Gospel Group and Given Ramotshela.

I thought I was just adding numbers, with no hope of winning. Last year, Gospel artist Takalani Tharaga won the Best Creative Gospel I entered the Artist award at the MIA Creative Writing and Literature Awards. Dibilapitseng Photo: supplied.

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but never made it. I could not believe my ears when my name was called on the stage.

I thought I was dreaming, and I nearly cried with joy.

It is good to be recognized in this fashion. The industry is at an all-time low, but a pat on the back gives one the courage and hope to soldier on,” he said.

Tharaga said that although his musical journey has not been a smooth one up until now, the support he got from his fans kept him going. “I will not be doing justice if I forget to thank everyone who stood behind me, especially Mr Ludwick Motshekga, Muapostola Pfanie Baloyi and the many, many others who formed a strong support structure. To all those who have voted for me, I thank you.

To all my fans, look out for my new album, Sentebale, to be released very soon. It is a very strong album that will soothe broken souls and hearts. It is a must-have for everyone,” Tharaga said.

Thendo is making a name for herself

By Kaizer Nengovhela Thendo Mudzuli (23) is fast becoming one of the queens of the airwaves as she establishes a name

Thendo Mudzuli is fast becoming one of the queens of the airwaves.

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for herself on Makhado FM. She is a producer and co-host of the Bridge Show, which airs Mondays to Fridays from 12:00 to 15:00.

Mudzuli, who hails from Luvhalani village in Nzhelele, is determined to realise her dreams.

She says that, when she joined Makhado FM, things were a bit challenging at first.

“When you do something you love and feel passionate about, though, you start to enjoy everything about it. My goal is to end up working at bigger radio stations and become the best presenter I can possibly be, but I realise that I have to put in the hard work for that to happen,” she says.

Mudzuli always makes sure that she does her homework by researching topics in order to improve the quality of her work. “I find radio work to be very interesting and challenging at the same time, especially when it comes to interacting with the listeners.

The most important thing is

to engage with your listeners on issues that affect them on a daily basis.

You must come up with something unique that will compel your listeners to not change the dial. My recipe for more listenership is to give them unique local content that they will not find anywhere else.”

She says that, to be in the radio industry, you need to be driven by passion. “You must be creative and know how to manage time. The hardest challenge is controlling your mood. As a radio presenter, you must leave your bad mood behind before you go on air. If you can overcome challenges, then you will make it to the top. I always push myself to do my best, and I am not afraid to face new challenges in life. I also accept constructive criticism, and this makes me popular with my listeners. Be authentic. People love to listen to presenters who are genuine. Be proud of who you are and where you come from,” she advised.

For Mudzuli, this is the beginning of great things in her radio career.

“Radio is in my blood, and I will not leave it until my last day on earth.”

Gospel star Takie Ndou wows his young audience at one of the schools during his School Visit Campaign to motivate learners before the upcoming examinations. Photo:Baudu Photography.

Ndou gives learners much-needed boost before upcoming exams

By Elmon Tshikhudo Some learners from around the Vhembe District received a much-needed boost before the start of the 2022 final examinations when well-known musician and award-winning gospel sensation Aubrey Takalani paid a visit to their schools two weeks ago.

Takalani, better known as Takie Ndou, came up with the idea to use his music as a form of motivation for learners before the exams. The anointed singer, songwriter, and music producer reached more than 22 000 learners with some of his all-time favourite gospel hits, including the songs Ngiyabonga, Litadulu Lo Vuleya, Jesus is Mine, and He Can Do. The learners sang along to Ndou’s songs of inspiration, receiving the message of hope that, with God and dedication to their work, they were sure to succeed.

“These are difficult times for our brothers and sisters. We hear bad

things when learners are filled with anxiety. Some of them even go to the worst extremes, like committing suicide. They need a voice to talk to them, and this is the reason I took it upon myself to move around schools to sing and talk to them,” said Ndou “The learners were truly fired up and ready for the upcoming exams. We are very hopeful that they will make it and contribute to the improvement of the results in the Limpopo Province. Music is therapy and soothes their mind, body, and soul. I am a musician, but I went to school first.

Without education, there is no development and future,” he said.

One of the learners, Tshiwela Ravhuanzwo of Thengwe Secondary School, said the session had really lifted their spirits.

“His presence at our school was a blessing for those of us who were nervous and scared over the upcoming examinations. We feel motivated and ready now. We are very thankful for his visit and will try not to disappoint,” she said.

Church organises beauty contest and fun run 06:00 in the morning. Seniors, veterans and the masters pay R30 The Unto the Church of God to enter, while the juniors pay Apostolic Jerusalem in Zion is R20 to participate in the fun run. organising a fun run and beauty The beauty contest starts at contest to be held at Mukula on 6 09:30. The entry fee for the November. The fun run starts at respective categories is R150 for the Miss Unto Church in Christ, R100 for the Mrs Unto Church in Christ and R100 for the Mr Unto Church in Christ.

Both events will take place at the Unto Church of God Apostolic Jerusalem in Zion’s Mukula branch, next to U-Save.

One of the organisers of the two events, Ms Deborah Mukwevho, says that regisMs Deborah Mukwevho, one of Unto the trations had already Church of God Apostolic Jerusalem in Ziopened on 15 October on's organisers of their fun run and beauty 2022. “We wish all contest, which will be held at Mukula on 6 the participants good November. Photo: supplied. luck,” she said.

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Art & Entertainment Pfariso enchants people with her artistic skills

By Kaizer Nengovhela Young Pfariso Singo (16) from Shayandima is winning herself

quite the fanbase with her artistic skills. Give her a pencil and piece of paper, and she produces the

most fascinating drawings.

The 11th-grader at Mbilwi High says that drawing is an essential part of her life that she cannot live without. “To me, art is more than just a pastime. Since I was a little girl, I loved to draw, and as

s of one day owning her Young Pfariso Singo dream rk can showcase her own wo One of Pfariso's pencil drawings. Photo: own art gallery where she supplied. as well. Photo: supplied.

I grew older, it just became a part of me,” she says.

Pfariso is versatile regarding art and uses different mediums and textures to express herself through her artwork. She says that, to create beautiful art, one needs patience, discipline, imagination and creativity. “Faces tell stories. When you take a good look at the lines, texture and tones in someone’s face, you find a story behind it. I want to capture that.”

Speaking in a strong, decisive voice that resonates confidence too, the young artist says she wants to show people that God’s gifts can take them somewhere in life, if they only use it to the full. “My artwork completes me.

I push myself and make a habit of the creative talent given to me.

I also help other learners at my school with their projects.”

Pfariso says she would not trade her love of art for anything in the world.

She dreams of seeing her work put up in a museum one day. “My biggest dream is owning my own art gallery and showcasing my artwork around the world.”

Tryphine shines behind the microphone Entertainment For the past three years, Tryphine Mbedzi has been a pillar of strength for the border-town community radio station, Musina FM. The lively 33-year-old presenter commands a huge following and remains a role model to her peers, who draw inspiration from her. Mbedzi is an eloquent English news reader and presents the International Gospel Show on Sundays between 09:00 and 11:00.

In an interview with the Limpopo Mirror last Thursday (27 October), Mbedzi told us how

she came to join Musina FM. “I have loved radio since I was a child, and it has always been a dream of mine to become a great radio presenter one day. In March 2019, I decided to visit Musina FM’s studio to see how the radio operates. Seeing the presenters enjoying themselves behind the microphone ignited my childhood dream of becoming a presenter, so I asked the station manager to give me a chance to prove that I had potential.”

The very next week, the station manager asked her to come for an interview. “I went there courageously, knowing that, if I was successful, it would be the break I have waited for all my life. After a few verbal interviews, I was taken to the studio where I had to demonstrate my ability behind the microphone. The station manager and his team were very impressed with my talent and could not believe that I had no previous experience in radio. They immediately issued me with an

appointment letter and asked me to start working the next day.”

Her advice to young people is to not give up on their dreams.

“Don’t wait for opportunities to be presented to you. Follow your passion, get out there and create opportunities for yourself. The most important thing is to love

what you do and do it as if it is your last day on earth. If you do your work whole-heartedly, success will automatically follow you,” she said.

When she is not behind the microphone, Mbedzi runs her own small business selling clothing and beauty products.

Tryphine Mbedzi is an eloquent English news reader on Musina FM.

Phalaphala FM joins Univen’s birthday celebrations Phalaphala FM was among the radio stations that were invited to the 40th birthday celebrations of the University of Venda (Univen) on Thursday, 27 October. The event was broadcast live from the university.

Mpho Rathando, who hosts Phalaphala FM’s Tshiko talk show, covered the event. He spoke to the Vhembe District Municipality’s mayor, Dowelani Nenguda, the vice-chancellor and principal of Univen, Dr Bernard Nthambeleni, SABC Limpopo’s business manager, Madikana Matjila, and many other esteemed guests.

Nenguda said: “We are celebrating the 40year existence of the University of Venda and the good that the university is doing in growing and building leaders in the Vhembe District Municipality.” He thanked Univen for the support and guidance provided.

Univen was established in 1982. According to Dr Nthambeleni, the university has experienced tremendous growth and change over the years. “From its early years, staff members were drawn from various backgrounds in South Africa, but by 1994 staff members were increasingly recruited from other African countries and overseas. During this time, the institution remained a traditional university that offered a full range of courses straddling the humanities, social sciences, natural and applied sciences. To date, the university has established itself as a national asset through its niche on a problem-oriented, project-based curriculum with a strength in nurturing underprepared students into nationally competitive graduates. The university has therefore become an important player in the South African higher education landscape, contributing significantly to the human resources and development needs of the country and region,” he said.

Lemana’s poetry serves as mouthpiece

By Elmon Tshikhudo Phathutshedzo Lemana’s love affair with literature began at a very young age. He first started reading short stories, novels and poetry as a hobby when he was in his primary years. This unquenchable appetite for more grew with each passing day until it was imbedded deep within him. Around 2016, when he was still at high school, he started producing his own writing.

“My English teacher, Dr Eddie Nedzingahes, spotted my talent and writing skills and asked me if Phathutshedzo Lemana’s poetry I had ever considered publishing tackles day-to-day challenges in my own book. That was where my writing journey began, and I have society. Photo: supplied. never looked back,” he said.

The 22-year-old from Maebani Ha-Kutama’s first book, PoetryJug, was published in 2018. His second poetry anthology, called Words of the Mute, was recently published

by Vhakololo Press.

“My poetry analyses some of the day-to-day problems we come across as humans. It is a message to society, saying that no matter what you may be going through, you’re not alone, because there are many other people who go through similar problems in their lives and understand what you’re going through. It is being a voice for those who have a message to share with society, but are unable to deliver it. Words of the Mute carries 61 poems that soothe the heart and the soul. The book’s cover is yellow, which means new relations,” he said.

The young author said that he drew his inspiration to succeed from prominent people in society.

“My role model is Professor Phumudzo Munyai, who is the first South African to obtain a PhD in Competition Law and become a professor in the same field. In him, I have learnt that no matter how bad one’s background may be, you can achieve whatever you set your mind to. Take each and every problem encountered as a lesson, instead of a hurdle that deters your journey.

My literature role model is Mr Niq Mhlongo, who is a journalist, editor, educator and an award-winning author from Soweto,” Lemana said.

Words of the Mute is available on Amazon.com or it can be obtained from Lemana himself.

Phalaphala FM presenter Mpho Rathando.

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Bishop Mufamadi helps nyaope addicts to claim their lives back

By Kaizer Nengovhela

The acting manager of Musina Municipality’s Local Economic Development (LED) department, Mr Itani Dzebu, celebrated his 60th birthday at the Wildlife Range Resort, outside Musina, last Saturday. Dzebu is a keen traveller to countries around the world. In the photo, Dzebu and his wife Annitjie show his birthday cake depicting the different countries he visited in the past.

Bishop Collen Mufamadi from the Redemption Apostolic Church in Gogobole has been showing great compassion for those who have fallen victim to drug addiction. He uses his house as a rehabilitation facility for young nyaope addicts to help them find their way back to leading normal lives again.

Since the 2000s, nyaope has been growing in popularity, turning more and more young people, mostly from poor and working-class families, into addicts.

This year, Mufamadi made the decision to start helping these young people tackle their drug addiction by connecting them to treatment at his home in Ha-Ramantsha. So far, he has helped 50 boys from Mpumalanga, Gauteng and Vhembe. He also acts as their mentor and provides them with the needed support even after they leave rehabilitation.

The addicts stay with Mufamadi for four months.

Those who are still in school are allowed to go to school and come back to his house. They are steamed with herbal teas to cleanse them, and Mufamadi also counsels them.

He says that drug addiction is a crisis that demands all citizens to join in to help improve the standard of life

for the people who suffer from it. “Our support shows that we love them, plus, they need to live,” he said.

An ex-drug addict, who does not want to be named, says accessing nyaope is not the problem. “The problem is getting money to buy it. If only they let us continue doing odd jobs, we wouldn’t have the urge to commit crime for money. This drug will make you do things you will regret because it’s difficult to cope with the pain associated with the cravings. Imagine being in that state for two weeks?

I have no choice but to steal.”

He is appealing to the government to also provide help and support for drug addicts during the rehabilitation period. “It’s quite difficult now.

I mean, the crime rate is bound to increase. Like in many areas, you will find young nyaope addicts sitting somewhere on corners, always planning: ‘where can we get money?’ So they steal and get arrested and then get beaten up by the police officers. The only thing they can do is to steal. That’s what I have observed,” he said.

Bishop Collen Mufamadi from the Redemption Apostolic Church in Gogobole has opened up his heart and his house to help nyaope addicts. Photo: supplied.

The mayor of Musina, Cllr Nkhanedzeni Godfrey Mawela, and one of his executives handed over dictionaries to the learners of Ratshibvumo High School, outside Musina, last Friday. In the photo, Mawela (right) and Cllr Rudzani Luambo (left) are captured with some of the learners who received the dictionaries. Photo: supplied.

Kutalani Sitholimela and his wife, Khavhatondwi Mathiloli, with the chickens they farm.

Photo: Maanda Bele.

Kutelani continues the legacy of farming to help feed more families

By Maanda Bele When Kutelani Sitholimela, a resident from Nzhelele Mauluma, is not busy protecting the country, he tries to make sure that it does not run out of food. The 32-yearold Private (Pte) works as a logistics clerk at Air Force Base Makhado’s Health Centre in Tshikwani. Only one thing he is as passionate about as serving his country, and that is farming.

Sitholimela joined the defence force in June of 2010 and started farming from his backyard in 2014. Today, he co-owns a six-hectare farm with his wife, Khavhatondwi Mathiloli, who is an office manager at HTE Construc-

tion. Together, they plant cabbages and other seasonal crops, while also tending more than 400 egg-laying chickens.

He describes Khavhatondwi as his source of strength and inspiration. “My wife always finds the time and energy to help me with the farming. We work as a team,” he said.

Sitholimela takes a lot of pride in the farming enterprise. One might say that he inherited his farming skills, which have been carried over for generations in his family.

“I grew up in a family where farming put food on the table.

My father and grandparents, and their parents before them, were all crop and animal farmers,” he said. The military man said that he is 100% in

love with farming. “I didn’t get enough time to study agriculture and expand my knowledge; something I regret today as it prevented me from taking part in farming activities, such as skills development, farmer’s support from departments, farming competitions and attending additional lectures on agriculture.” In spite of this, they have managed to create a source of income for many other people too, especially the women who buy and resell eggs around the western area and Louis Trichardt. “Our plan currently is to have even more chickens, so that we can continue to distribute more eggs and help feed more families,” he said. Contact Kutelani at 076 397 6953.

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MEC for Basic Education monitors start of final matric examinations

By Bernard Chiguvare On Monday morning (31 October), Limpopo MEC for Basic Education Ms Mavhungu Lerule-Ramakhanya visited Hoërskool Louis Trichardt to monitor the start of the matric final examinations, which commenced with English First Additional Language and English Home Language Paper 1.

Limpopo has more than 140 000 learners writing matric this year. The Vhembe East District has the highest number of candidates, with more than 19 000 registered learners. Hoërskool Louis Trichardt alone has 137 learners who have registered to write their matric this year.

Addressing the learners at Hoërskool Louis Trichardt on Monday, MEC Ramakhanya cautioned them, saying: “Don’t cheat, because you will be taken out of the examination room. Take time to read, but also take time to rest, because if you show up tired, you will not perform to the best of your ability. Do not take extra boosters as this will make you crash.”

To ensure that learners produce good results, the Limpopo Department of Basic Education has been utilising a system since last year whereby subject advisors are deployed to assist both learners and teachers. Ms Khathutshelo Onica Dederen, Head of Department for the Limpopo Department of Education, explained: “In schools where learners are not performing very well, we deploy subject advisers who then assist both learners and teachers. Remember that, to a certain extent, learner performance is a reflection of teacher competence. We look at a subject and if the teacher is not good at certain topics in this subject, we send subject advisors to assist.”

Hoërskool Louis Trichardt’s principal, Mr Theo Muller, was confident that this year’s pass rate would be around 99% as they had prepared the learners throughout the year. Asked what contingency plans were in place in case power cuts were experienced during examination time, Muller said the school had a generator in place.

RIGHT: Hoërskool Louis Trichardt’s matrics were ready to start their final exams on Monday. Photo: Bernard Chiguvare.

Our Grade 12s are ready for exams, says Limpopo MEC camps were put up across the different districts to provide learners The Limpopo MEC for Education, with catch-up programmes. She Mavhungu Lerule Ramakhanya, said that, over the past few months, says her department is ready for public and independent assessment the 2022 matric examinations. bodies had worked hard to ensure Most Grade 12 learners across the that the examination systems country started with their exams complied with Umalusi’s policy and by writing the English Paper One directives regarding the adminison Monday, 31 October. tration, management and conIn 2021, the province achieved duct of NSC examinations. Exam a 66,7% pass rate, which was a officials at district and circuit level 1,5% drop from 2020. This year, have been trained in terms of the however, the provincial education conduct of examination officials as authorities say they aim towards an invigilators.

80% provincial pass rate.

Limpopo Premier Stanley Ramakhanya said that, as part of Mathabatha has also sent his best their mechanisms to alleviate any wishes to the matric class of 2022. distractions for matric learners, He said he believed that the learnBy Kaizer Nengovhela

Parents start catch-up camp to help with preparations

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ers who had prepared thoroughly their dreams by acquiring good rewould show excellent results at the sults. Only the sky will be the limit end of the exams. “We have full for them,” said Mathabatha. confidence in our learners’ abilities and we are rallying behind them at this time. This is a crucial moment in their lives which will dictate their future.

They need not to panic but should stay focused and concentrate on what they have learnt throughout the year. Limpopo MEC for Education Mavhungu Lerule They are one step Ramakhanya says her department is ready for closer to achieving the 2022 matric examination. Photo: supplied.

Parents of Grade 12 learners of Rivubye High School in Valdezia arranged a catch-up camp to prepare their children for their final examinations. From left to right are Ms Tintswalo Mmakelle (parent), Ms Nyikani Makhubele (chairperson of the SGB), Ms Tsakani Hlungwani (teacher) and Lizzy Baloyi (parent). Photo: Thembi Siaga.

Monday (31st).

The parents established the camp, named 2022 Grade 12 Committee, at the start of the last term. The camp was also aimed at helping the parents to effectively interact and communicate with their children about their academic performance. Elim circuit manager Mr Ntshavheni Rantsu, together with some of the teachers, stepped forward to help the learners catch up on difficult subjects, such as business studies, physical science and economics.

A total of 111 learners from Rivubye High and H.S. Phillips Secondary School enrolled for the camp. African grass weavers’ mats were used for sleeping and ordinary classrooms were transformed into “hostels”, with male and female students occupying different sections.

The camp started on Friday, 21 October, and lasted until Sunday, 30 October.

Apart from the exams, a dramatic life change is looming ahead for the learners, with big decisions to be

made about life after matric. Hence the parents requested the school governing body (SGB) and school management team (SMT) to host the camp, to help their children excel in their upcoming final examinations.

One of the parents, Ms Tintswalo Mmakelle, explained how they, as parents, tried to help their children at this time. “We decided to organise a camp where the learners can learn and study undisturbed during the day and evenings while we keep an eye on them. At home, we also try not to give them too much housework, such as collecting water and cooking,” she said.

Ms Nyikani Makhubela, the chairperson of the SGB, said they were expecting positive results this year as the learners were working really hard in preparing for their finals. “This is only our first camp, but we feel that it will have a positive outcome. It makes us optimistic to see them devoting so much time to their preparation,” she said.

Late Vho-Masindi had a natural aptitude for science a science on its own. Our home was today because of her sacrifices. She lip played his tshitiringo (pennyalways full of people who came to is my only heroin and a role model whistle) as a tribute to his mother, Friends and family gathered at enjoy my mother’s unique alcoholic whose life should be embodied by while the mourners sang along to Makonde village on Saturday, 29 drink. I believe that I inherited my many,” he said. the beautiful melodies of his sweet October, to pay their last respects love for science and mathematics During the funeral service, Philzwidade (traditional folk songs). to the late Vho-Masindi Manyafrom her because she was a natuga during her funeral service. ral genius and loved by many.”

Vho-Masindi passed away at the He said his mother was a true ripe age of 81 after a long illness. example that single parents can raise disciplined children Her son, Mr Phillip Tshililo, who to become responsible leaders. is a prolific local mathematics and “Besides brewing and selling physical science teacher, described thothotho, my mother worked his late mother as a “natural tirelessly in the fields. She also scientist” who could make the best brewed mahafhe (traditional thothotho (alcoholic drink). This beer) to raise us, always sharing skill, he said, she learned all by the little she had with her neighherself, without any formal training. bours as well. Life was very tough Phillip, who is also a well-known in those days, and she had to reggae musician, told the mournmake sure that we have a bright ers that, although his mother had future. She walked very far every dropped out of school in Standard day to work in people’s fields 4, her natural aptitude for scientific for a little money to pay for our matters had far exceeded that of school fees. She had no time to many scientists who had studied at rest. After working in the fields, Mr Phillip Tshililo (left) next to the grave of his mother, the late Vho-Mauniversities. “She brewed the best she had to go to the mountain to sindi Manyaga, shortly after her funeral. On the right is the deceased’s thothotho, which also attracted fetch wood to brew mahafhe. I people from other villages. That was am happy that I am independent grandson, Mashudu Tshililo Jr. News from Makonde

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The next national squash champion may be from rural area in Limpopo was shared by the chairperson of the game,” said Erik, who of Limpopo Squash, Michael heads up the local coaching The next South African Ward. “If this momentum and team. squash champion may very growth continue, Limpopo The initiative involves a well come from rural LimSquash will produce future na- weekly session on Wednesdays popo if the plans of the local tional champions sooner rather from 17:00 to 18:00 and quaradministrators of the sport than later,” he said. terly tournaments. From these materialise. This vision is also The development proquarterly tournaments, a team not unrealistic, judging by the gramme is already underway will be selected to represent talent unearthed by the reat the Soutpansberg Squash Limpopo Squash at national cently launched development Club in Louis Trichardt. The tournaments. Even the players programme. programme provides coaching, who do not get selected for the Two weeks ago, on Saturday equipment, mentorship, and provincial team will be consid22 October, Limpopo Squash the option to take part in tour- ered for a team that tours to hosted the first Growthpoint naments to its participants at a clubs in Gauteng.

Superstars squash event in very affordable price. “At R100 To join the Limpopo Junior Polokwane. The event was per quarter, this opportunity Squash programme or to attended by 80 junior squash offers exceptional value due to become a member of the players, most of whom were dedicated, unpaid volunteers Soutpansberg squash club, Erik introduced to squash for the who are committed to grassWelman can be contacted on first time. It formed part of the roots development and growth 063 168 9851.

Limpopo Junior Squash (LJS) development programme.

During the event, hosted by the Polokwane Squash Club, the young players received coaching from experienced players, which included several provincial champions. One of the coaches, Erik Welman, was very impressed with the skills displayed by some of the young players.

“This kid, Harry, moves like a well-seasoned athlete, and if we give him some special attention, he will potentially be the proJunior players particiating in the programme listen to coach Erik vincial champion before he graduates from school,” Welman (at the back) and coach Heinrich Fletcher during a training session in Louis Trichardt. Photo: supplied. said Erik. His excitement Squash News

Maindis Ladies FC. Photo: Frank Mavhungu.

Another home match for Maindis be seen. Mutasa scored a hat trick, while the fourth one After collecting the maxicame via Chuma. mum points at the expense Should they manage to beat of Golden Ladies, whom they City Lads on Sunday, Maindis had brutally walloped 4-1 in are likely to jump from the their Hollywoodbets Super eighth to the fourth position League match at the Giyani on the log standings. The Stadium last Saturday, Bungeni side currently have Maindis Ladies are set to de- 44 points, which they had posit more significant points accumulated from 26 matches. into their league account this Asked about their state of weekend. They will host City readiness for the game, the Lads at the same venue on team’s head coach, Mr Sipho Sunday afternoon.

Mabuza, said that they were going to beat City Lads, come Whether Shamiso Mutasa rain or sunshine on Sunday. and Lebohang Chuma will He revealed that his squad has continue from where they had a clean bill of health. City Lads left off in their game against are not on the safe side when Golden Ladies remains to it comes to relegation. They

By Frank Mavhungu

are lying in the fourth position from the bottom of the log.

The other Limpopo-based side, First Touch Academy, will visit Bloemfontein Celtic at the Dr Molemela Stadium in Bloemfontein. Golden Ladies will host Durban Ladies at the Mafikeng Stadium in the North West. Richmond United, who lost 1-2 to Durban Ladies at the Galeshewe Stadium in Kimberley last Saturday, will await the University of Western Cape FC at the same venue. The other fixtures are Thunderbirds Ladies vs University of Johannesburg Ladies, Tsunami Queens vs TUT FC and Durban Ladies vs Vasco da Gama.

Leopards travel to Durban to collect some points against Uthongati FC

By Frank Mavhungu

The defenders of Uthongathi must keep an eye on Leopards’ strikers, Matimu Tshabalala and Bethuel Muzeu, or else they will not know what had eaten them at the end of the game.

After failing to collect the maximum points at home last weekend, Black Leopards must beat Uthongathi FC if they are serious about Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila (TTM) will gaining promotion to the DStv Premiership undertake a journey to Pretoria on Friday. Their Division at the end of the season. Leopards match against JDR Stars will be played at the and Uthongathi will meet in their Motsepe Soshanguve Giant Stadium outside Pretoria.

Foundation Championship League match at The Polokwane derby between Baroka FC and the Princess Magogo Stadium in Durban on Magesi FC will be staged at the Global Stadium Sunday afternoon.

Black Leopards are still to win a league match in Lebowakgomo on Sunday afternoon. under the guidance of the new head coach of the team, Mr Rodwell Dhlakama. The Zimbabwean mentor was Private Bag X5006 • Thohoyandou • 0950 • Tel: 015 960 2000 seated on the team’s technical bench for the CALL FOR NOMINATION TO SERVE IN THE ECONOMIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE first time in their game The Executive Mayor of Vhembe District Municipality hereby invites interested parties to against University Ready to register their second victory at the expense of Munaca FC at the Makhuvha Stadium nominate candidates to be considered for appointment to serve in the Economic Advisory of Pretoria FC, with on Saturday: United Artists FC. Photo: Frank Mavhungu.

Committee. whom they had played to a 3-3 draw at the The object of the Economic Advisory Committee is to advise the Executive Mayor on economic issues. This shall include but not limited to the following: Building Diverse and Absa Tuks Stadium Innovation-Driven Local Economies, Developing Inclusive Local Economies, Developing in Pretoria two weeks Learning and Skilful Economies, Enterprise Development and Support, Economic ago.

Governance and Infrastructure, Strengthen Local Innovations Systems, Industrial last Saturday. registered their first win last He was shouting

By Frank Mavhungu development, Agricultural development, Tourism development.

Beating Home Defenders weekend. They beat Winners instructions to the Teams affiliated with the will be a tough task for XI Park FC 2-1 at the Bellevue The members will be appointed in their personal capacity and serve on a part-time basis players from the same Limpopo Stream of the ABC Bullets. Home Defenders Grounds outside Tzaneen. for a period of five years. Allowances will be in accordance with the National Treasury bench in their game Motsepe League are bracing are still to drop a point this Emmanuel FC are waitguidelines for remuneration. against JDR Stars themselves for another hectic season. They managed to win ing for Musina United at the at the Malamulele People to be nominated should be successful business people and academics/experts weekend. Most of the matches all but three matches they have Giyani Stadium. Mikhado FC Stadium last Sunday. in one or another economic field. They may be representatives of the labour unions. All will be played on Saturday, played to date. Home Defendwill travel to Bellevue outside The game ended in a of these people should have links with the district of Vhembe either by origin, investment while only two will be seen on ers opened the new season Tzaneen. Their match against or work. goalless draw.

Friday afternoon. with a 1-0 victory over United Winners Park FC will be played Dhlakama has Relevant curricula vitae for nominated candidates, including the following information, Artists. They went on to beat at the Bellevue Grounds. Winpromised the team’s should be provided: Identity number; gender; race; designation and responsibilities; Tshifudi Stadium will be the Munaca FC 1-0 at the Makhado ners Park, who bought their supporters that nothcontact details (postal and email addresses, and telephone numbers); qualifications and best place to be on Saturday Show Grounds in their second ABC Motsepe League franchise ing would stop them field; current and past service on boards; areas of expertise; and the names and contact afternoon. The much-awaited match. Their third victory was from Ablex United at the begin- from collecting the details of at least two referees. match between Vondwe XI against Mikhado FC, whom ning of this season, are still to full points at stake on Nominations must be sent to: Attention of The Municipal Manager, Vhembe District Bullets and Mpheni Home they crushed 2-0 at the Rabali deposit a point into their league Sunday. He said that Municipality, Private Bag 5008, Thohoyandou, 0950 or hand delivered to Vhembe District Defenders will be played there. Stadium a fortnight ago. account so far. they were working on Municipality Registry.

Bullets are in a celebratory After beating Emmanuel FC The other fixtures are City target shooting during mood after registering their 2-1 at the Makhuvha Stadium Motors vs PJ Stars, Tubatse The closing date for submission of the Nominations is the 05 of December 2022. their training sessions first victory last weekend. They last Saturday, United Artists United vs Mighty FC, The throughout the week For enquiries contact Mr Mukundi Mushaphi at mukundim@vhembe.gov.za rose to the occasion and beat will host Munaca FC at the Dolphins FC vs Phinnet City to avoid a recurrence or call 061 437 9445 Musina United 3-1 at the Lesley same venue on Saturday. Just and Tzaneen United vs Eleven of their game against MUNICIPAL MANAGER - NDOU T.S Manyathela Stadium in Musina like United Artists, Munaca Fast Tigers.

JDR Stars.

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015 516 3981 LEGALS ADV R J MAKHERA CHAMBERS NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35 (5) OF ACT 66 OF 1965 The first and final liquida�on and distribu�on account in the estate of the late MASHUDU FRANCINAH MUTAVHATSINDI ID NO: 610325 0881 089 of Erf no: 1240 Boaba Dzanani, Makhado Municipality, Vhembe District, Limpopo Province. Estate no: 1872/2022. shall lie for inspec�on at the offices of the Master of the High Court, Thohoyandou, for a period of twenty one (21) days as from the date of publica�on hereof.

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

Dated on this 28 October 2022.

ADVOCATE RJ MAKHERA Chambers, Erf 741, Thohoyandou G Ext, Corner Gole & Tshedza Street, Thohoyandou.

REF: RJ/EST/ MMF/35/2022.

ADV R J MAKHERA CHAMBERS NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35 (5) OF ACT 66 OF 1965 The first and final liquida�on and distribu�on account in the estate of the late NNDANDULENI ESTHA NDOU ID NO: 600212 0201 082 of stand no: 456D, Tshituni tsha �asi, Makhado Municipality, Vhembe District, Limpopo Province. Estate NO : 1746/2022 shall lie for inspec�on at the offices of the Master of the High Court, Thohoyandou, for a period of twenty one (21) days as from the date of publica�on hereof.

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

Dated at on this 28 October 2022.

ADVOCATE RJ MAKHERA Chambers, Erf 741, Thohoyandou G Ext, Corner Gole & Tshedza Street, Thohoyandou.

REF: RJ/EST/ MHM/59/2021.

LEGAL NOTICE In terms of Regula�on 56 of the Children’s Act 38 of 2005 as amended. You are hereby kindly requested to publish the following details in your publica�on: The Department of Social Development/ organisa�on Vhembe District, Limpopo Province, is reques�ng anyone with informa�on with regards to the family of the following children: Tlou Ndiitwani Ompha born 2014/04/22, Tlou Dimakatso Prisca born 2011/11/08, Ramakokovhu Gudani Tracy born 2018/10/16 and Tlou Shonisani Lucas born 2009/06/11, residing at Malale village to contact social worker: Munyai A.C. at 082 514 2101 during office hours (07H30 -16H30) [To our knowledge the reported family of the child are: Sebola Phoko Rebecca of Malale village.

MOLATI ATTORNEYS INCORPORATED LOST OR DESTROYED DEED No�ce is hereby given in terms of regula�on 68 of the Deeds Registries Act 47 of 1947, of the inten�on to apply for the issue of a cer�fied copy of T55603/2013 passed by the Limpopo Deeds Office in favour of Makhado Local Municipality in respect of PORTION 27 OF FARM WATERVAL NUMBER 45, Registra�on Division LT, Limpopo Province which has been lost or destroyed.

All interested persons having objec�on to the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in wri�ng with the Registrar of Deeds at Deeds Office 101 Dorp Street, Polokwane Central, Polokwane, 0700 within TWO weeks from the date of publica�on of this no�ce.

Dated at Pretoria on 31st of October 2022.

Applicant: Dibuseng Rakolojane Mola� A�orneys Inc 43 Ingersol Road, Lynnwood Glen, Pretoria, 0081 Tel: (012) 711 4005

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LOST OR DESTROYED DEED No�ce is hereby given in terms of regula�on 68 of the Deeds Registries Act 47 of 1947, of the inten�on to apply for the issue of a cer�fied copy of T111204/2015 passed by the Limpopo Deeds Office in favour of Makhado Local Municipality in respect of REMAINING EXTENT OF PORTION 3 OF FARM WATERVAL NUMBER 45, Registra�on Division LT, Limpopo Province which has been lost or destroyed. All interested persons having objec�on to the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in wri�ng with the Registrar of Deeds at Deeds Office 101 Dorp Street, Polokwane Central, Polokwane, 0700 within TWO weeks from the date of publica�on of this no�ce.

Dated at Pretoria on 31st of October 2022.

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LOST OR DESTROYED DEED No�ce is hereby given in terms of regula�on 68 of the Deeds Registries Act 47 of 1947, of the inten�on to apply for the issue of a cer�fied copy of T45477/1979 passed by the Limpopo Deeds Office in favour of Makhado Local Municipality in respect of REMAINING EXTENT OF FARM WATERVAL NUMBER 45, Registra�on Division LT, Limpopo Province which has been lost or destroyed. All interested persons having objec�on to the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in wri�ng with the Registrar of Deeds at Deeds Office 101 Dorp Street, Polokwane Central, Polokwane, 0700 within TWO weeks from the date of publica�on of this no�ce.

Dated at Pretoria on 31st of October 2022.

Applicant: Dibuseng Rakolojane Mola� A�orneys Inc 43 Ingersol Road, Lynnwood Glen, Pretoria, 0081 Tel: (012) 711 4005

MOLATI ATTORNEYS INCORPORATED LOST OR DESTROYED DEED No�ce is hereby given in terms of regula�on 68 of the Deeds Registries Act 47 of 1947, of the inten�on to apply for the issue of a cer�fied copy of T49225/2002 passed by the Limpopo Deeds Office in favour of Makhado Local Municipality in respect of PORTION 7 OF FARM WATERVAL NUMBER 45, Registra�on Division LT, Limpopo Province which has been lost or destroyed.

All interested persons having objec�on to the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in wri�ng with the Registrar of Deeds at Deeds Office 101 Dorp Street, Polokwane Central, Polokwane, 0700 within TWO weeks from the date of publica�on of this no�ce.

Dated at Pretoria on 31st of October 2022.

Applicant: Dibuseng Rakolojane Mola� A�orneys Inc 43 Ingersol Road, Lynnwood Glen, Pretoria 0081 Tel: (012) 711 4005

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LOST OR DESTROYED DEED No�ce is hereby given in terms of regula�on 68 of the Deeds Registries

Act 47 of 1947, of the inten�on to apply for the issue of a cer�fied copy of T18808/1980 passed by the Limpopo Deeds Office in favour of Makhado Local Municipality in respect of REMAINING EXTENT OF FARM MODDERVLEI NUMBER 44, Registra�on Division LT, Limpopo Province which has been lost or destroyed. All interested persons having objec�on to the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in wri�ng with the Registrar of Deeds at Deeds Office 101 Dorp Street, Polokwane Central, Polokwane, 0700 within TWO weeks from the date of publica�on of this no�ce.

Dated at Pretoria on 31st of October 2022.

Applicant: Dibuseng Rakolojane Mola� A�orneys Inc 43 Ingersol Road, Lynnwood Glen, Pretoria 0081 Tel: (012) 711 4005

MOLATI ATTORNEYS INCORPORATED LOST OR DESTROYED DEED No�ce is hereby given in terms of regula�on 68 of the Deeds Registries Act 47 of 1947, of the inten�on to apply for the issue of a cer�fied copy of T20521/1979 passed by the Limpopo Deeds Office in favour of Makhado Local Municipality in respect of PORTION 26 OF FARM WATERVAL NUMBER 45, Registra�on Division LT, Limpopo Province which has been lost or destroyed.

All interested persons having objec�on to the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in wri�ng with the Registrar of Deeds at Deeds Office 101 Dorp Street, Polokwane Central, Polokwane, 0700 within TWO weeks from the date of publica�on of this no�ce.

Dated at Pretoria on 31st of October 2022.

Applicant: Dibuseng Rakolojane Mola� A�orneys Inc 43 Ingersol Road, Lynnwood Glen, Pretoria 0081 Tel: (012) 711 4005 MPHAPHULI MUDZUNGA TSHINETISE ATTORNEYS INC. LIQUIDATION AND DISTRIBUTION ACCOUNTS IN DECEASED ESTATE LYING FOR INSPECTION. In terms of sec�on 35(5) of the Administra�on of Estates Act no 66 of 1965, no�ce is hereby given that copies of the liquida�on and distribu�on accounts

Notice of Environmental Authorization Ref. No.: LP30/5/1/1/3/2/1(14473)PR Notice is hereby given in terms of Regulation 10 (2) of the Environmental Impact Assessment Regulations (2014) that the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) has granted ProAct Mining Solution CC the environmental authorization to prospect for Gold, Iron ore and Aluminium on the following properties: Part of farm Lock 270MT, Baker 264 MT, Ross 265 MT, Graham 276 MT, Segalos location 286 MT, Roodhuis 285 MT, Viljoen 284 MT, Morgan 283 MT and Vredeburg 266 MT situated within Collins Chabane Local Municipality and Thulamela Local Municipality. A copy of the Environmental Authorization dated 20/10/2022 as well as details on the appeal process are available from: BGES Pty Ltd (Ms. N Mbasane); Cell: 0721728374 Fax: 086 541 2125, Email: nkule02@gmail.com Ad designed by Zoutnet Publishers

(first and final, unless otherwise stated) in the estate specified below will be open for inspec�on of all persons with a interest therein for a period of 21 days from the date of publica�on hereof, whichever may be the later, and at the offices of the Masters of the High Court and Magistrates as stated.

Should no objec�on thereto be lodged with the Masters concerned during the specified period, the executors will proceed to make payment in accordance with the accounts. Estate no: 2055/2020 Surname: MPOSI Names: NDITSHENI MIDAS, Id No: 430701 5252 088.

Last Address Stand No:361 Vuwani, Vhembe District, Limpopo Province First Names of Surviving Spouse: THINAVHUYO PAULINA Surname of Surviving Spouse: MPOSI ID No: 440320 0031 088 Master’s Office: THOHOYANDOU Master Office: THOHOYANDOU Mphaphuli Mudzunga Tshine�se A�orneys HOUSE NO 762 P EAST, THOHOYANDOU Tel:0159691018 Email: mmta�orneysinc@ gmail.com

from 28th October 2022 to the 28 NOVEMBER 2022, Masters ref: 579/2022 and at the offices of the Masters of the High Court. Should no Objec�on thereto be lodged with the Masters concerned during the specified period, the executors will proceed to make payments in.

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MUTSHUTSHU TENDANI NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1)

OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 All persons having claims against the under-men�oned estate must lodge it with the Executor concerned within 30days from the date of publica�on hereof.

Estate no: 001607/2022 Province: Limpopo SURNAME: MUTSHUTSHU FIRST NAMES: RHODA TSHIDAHO Date of birth: 1952/04/16 ID No: 52016 0947 084 Last address: Stand 71, Madamalala Village, Thulamela Municipality, Ward 31 Date of death: 2022/05/30 Master’s Office:

Thohoyandou First name and surname of surviving spouse: Baldwin Thivhonali Mutshutshu NAME AND ADDRESS OF EXECUTOR: Mutshutshu, Tendani 238 Willowbrook Estate, Van Dalen Road South, Ruimsig, 1724 Email: tmutshutshu@gmail. com Mobile: 082 324 9080 Adver�ser and address: Mutshutshu, Tendani 238 Willowbrook Estate, Van Dalen Road South, Ruimsig, 1724

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NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35 (5) OF ACT 66 OF 1965 Pursuant to the provisions of Sec�on 35(5) of Act, 66 of 1965, no�ce is hereby given that the First and Final Liquida�on and Distribu�on Account in the estate of the Late RAMUNTSHI RATSHILUMELA ANDRIES will be open for the inspec�on of all persons with an interest therein for a period of 21 days

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LEGAL NOTICE

VHEMBE DISTRICT

The department of Social Development in Vhembe District is requesting anyone having information with regards to the family of the following children to contact the assigned social workers: No.

Name of Child

Date of Birth

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT Village

Family Member

Name of Social Worker

Office

Contact Details

1

Mukwevho Avhakholwi

2006/03/18

Valdezia

Matodzi Alidzuli

Mabirimisa A

Waterval

079 951 9089

2

Magadani Ronewa Gift

2013/01/30

Tshakhuma

Ramakgwakgwa Murunwa Veronica

Ravele VD

Levubu clinic

015 583 7900

3

Maluleke Zwivhuya Lucky

2010/04/07

Muila-gumani

Netshituka Matevhutevhu Florah

Rikhotso K.E

Tshitale

076 728 8422

4

Ramagwedza Mpho Natasha

2006/06/25

Tsianda

Ramagwedzha Maggie Aifheli

Mukwevho R

Ha-Mutsha

067 354 0804

5

Matshepete Matsobane Mcduph

2011/04/05

Tshakhuma

Mafanedza Denga

Mukwevho R

Ha-Mutsha

067 354 0804

6

Mufamadi Zwothe Sprinter

2005/04/05

Hamutsha

Mangaladzi Makatu Elisa

Mukwevho R

Ha-Mutsha

067 354 0804

7

Ndou Khuthadzo Nancy

2005/03/05

Hamutsha

Ndou Thidziambi Nyamukamadi

Mukwevho R

Ha-Mutsha

067 354 0804

8

Sotshaya Judy

2007/06/15

Hamutsha

Nemakhavhani Ngodiseni Catherine

Mokwevho L.P

Ha-Mutsha

073 596 5672

9

Wamashudu Nemuremelane

2011/08/19

Tshakhuma

Hlungwani Lucy Dyondzani

Muedi R.C

Tshakhuma

064 606 3931

10

Rotondwa Munyai

2013/08/04

Tshakhuma

Hlungwani Lucy Dyondzani

Muedi R.C

Tshakhuma

064 606 3931

11

Dumani Mafumo

2006/01/22

Tshakhuma

Hlungwani Lucy Dyondzani

Muedi R.C

Tshakhuma

064 606 3931

12

Thikhedzo Gift Maswoba

2017/11/01

Tshakhuma

Maswoba Ndishavhelafhi Ida

Muedi R.C

Tshakhuma

064 606 3931

13

Phathutshedzo Netshifhefhe

2006/09/06

Tshakhuma

Neluheni Azwimpheleli Florence

Muedi R.C

Tshakhuma

064 606 3931

14

Mulaudzi Oritanda Prince

2019/09/03

Tsianda

Mushwana Lydia Khensani

Mokwevho L.P

Ha-Mutsha

073 596 5672

15

Muleya Watshilidzi

2016/07/04

Tshiozwi village

Muleya Tshilidzi Prue

Mphethe V

Tshilwavhusiku

015 505 2001

16

Malugana Lerato Pearl

2012/04/20

Madodonga village

Malugana Azwindini Nancy

Sirunwa M.W.

Tshilwavhusiku

015 505 2001

17

Ligege Mukundi Takalani

2012/06/29

Tshiozwi village

Ligege Aluwani

Mphethe V

Tshilwavhusiku

015 505 2001

18

Ligege Khuliso

2008/10/19

Tshiozwi village

Ligege Mutshinya Magaret

Mphethe V

Tshilwavhusiku

015 505 2001

19

Mamburu Dakalo Lodrian

2009/05/31

Tshiozwi village

Mamburu Marubini Priscilla

Mphethe V

Tshilwavhusiku

015 505 2001

20

Nemusibi Zwivhuya Precious

2005/12/17

Tshiozwi village

Nemusibi Stephinah Rudzani

Mphethe V

Tshilwavhusiku

015 505 2001

21

Rambuda Rinae

2006/05/13

Tshiozwi village

Tshilinga Patricia

Mphethe V

Tshilwavhusiku

015 505 2001

22

Marindi Mpho

2005/06/27

Muraleni

Marindi Diana Sasabona

Khuthe N

Tshilwavhusiku

015 505 2001

23

Mashatang Muneiwa Shadrack Junior

2015/04/07

Ravele

mashatang Moloko Vallentine

Mphethe V

Tshilwavhusiku

015 505 2001

24

Baloyi Kgomotso Jankie

2005/10/16

Ravele

Seven Mokgadi Emily

Manana K.L

Tshilwavhusiku

015 505 2001

25

Mammba Murangi Sheriff

2006/02/22

Ravele

Mammba Nyadzani Lucy

Manana K.L

Tshilwavhusiku

015 505 2001

26

Mametja Ndamulelo Angel

2014/05/07

Maebani

Mametja Tovhowani Elsie

Masiavhula M.E

Tshikwarani

076 378 4120

27

Rantoka Muhau Thomas

2011/11/11

Muduluni

Rantoka ThobjaMaria

Masiavhula M.E

Tshikwarani

076 378 4120

28

Mavha Mpho

2011/09/06

Muduluni

Maba Matodzi Mutshekwa

Masiavhula M.E

Tshikwarani

076 378 4120

29

Mavha Nyengedzo Thendo

2008/03/22

Muduluni

Maba Matodzi Mutshekwa

Masiavhula M.E

Tshikwarani

076 378 4120

30

Madzhie Rolivhuwa Percy

2013/09/02

Midoroni

Madzhie Phophi Meriam

Malange N.S

Tshikwarani

076 134 6890

31

Rasimphi Vhuthuhawe Junior

2010/07/28

Tshikwarani

Rasimphi Mutshutshu Matilda

Khosa H.P

Tshikwarani

073 542 0898

32

Lutendo Ndou

2006/04/20

Zamenkomste

Ndou Nguvhe Debora

Siebe D.N

Tshikwarani

079 194 3807

33

Wa Tshilidzi Ndou

2020/02/19

Zamenkomste

Ndou Nguvhe Debora

Siebe D.N

Tshikwarani

079 194 3807

34

Murendeni Khanyisa Tshigomana

2014/07/16

Zamenkomste

Tshigomana Khathutshelo

Siebe D.N

Tshikwarani

079 194 3807

35

Nhlamulo Unarine Tshigomana

2018/09/21

Zamenkomste

Tshigomana Khathutshelo

Siebe D.N

Tshikwarani

079 194 3807

36

Sedibeng Wandeme Izack

2021/05/17

Nthabalala

Sedibeng Modiegi Patricia

Ravele T.S

Nthabalala Clinic

072 216 3954

37

Sedibeng Ndiene Prudence

2012/02/15

Nthabalala

Sedibeng Modiegi Patricia

Ravele T.S

Nthabalala Clinic

072 216 3954

38

Sedibeng Palesa

2007/07/23

Nthabalala

Sedibeng Modiegi Patricia

Ravele T.S

Nthabalala Clinic

072 216 3954

39

Mulaudzi Thabelo

2012/03/18

Vleifontein

Mulaudzi Ntini

Tshisele N

Vleifontein

072 319 5241

40

Mulaudzi Gladys Mpho

2019/07/04

Vleifontein

Mulaudzi Ntini

Tshisele N

Vleifontein

072 319 5241

41

Mulaudzi Khuthutshelo Conny

2015/04/03

Vleifontein

Mulaudzi Ntini

Tshisele N

Vleifontein

072 319 5241

42

Mashau Happy Ntsaku

2007/12/27

Muraleni

Mashau Moladelo Elizabeth

Khuthe N

Tshilwavhusiku

015 505 2001

43

Mukwebu Unarine Precious

2007/10/09

Muraleni

Mukwebu Edzisani Asnath

Khuthe N

Tshilwavhusiku

015 505 2001

44

Tshidaisa Tshedza

2012/08/16

Madodonga village

Azwinndini Precious Tshidaisa

Sirunwa M.W.

Tshilwavhusiku

076 736 8129

45

Heyxel Urimphuluse Kutama

2007/12/29

Madodonga village

Mudau Ntsundeni Betty

Mphethe V

Tshilwavhusiku

015 505 2001

46

Muelelwa Wavhudi Lufuno

2017/07/27

Muduluni

Livhusha Rendani

Masiavhula M.E

Tshilwavhusiku

076 378 4120

47

Sedzani Ramulifho

2007/03/15

nngwekhulu

Rendani Ramulifho

Mulaudzi F.C

Davhana Clinic

071 503 8389

48

Mulinda Makumbe

2010/12/21

nngwekhulu

Thinandavha Lucy Makumbe

Mulaudzi F.C

Davhana Clinic

071 503 8389

49

Phodzo Mashau

2009/07/29

Tshilindi

Ntakuseni Mashau

Mulaudzi F.C

Davhana Clinic

071 503 8389

50

Vhulenda celine Mawela

2008/04/05

Mutheiwana

Tsumbedzo Mawela

Mulaudzi F.C

Davhana Clinic

071 503 8389

51

Wamashudu Monicca Mawela

2014/09/11

Mutheiwana

Tsumbedzo Mawela

Mulaudzi F.C

Davhana Clinic

071 503 8389

52

Vhulenda Wecan Muavha

2009/10/19

Malonga

Xithembiso Muavha

Mulaudzi F.C

Davhana Clinic

071 503 8389

53

Shandukani shivuri

2004/10/26

Nwamatatani RDP

Matimu Trynah Shivuri

Hlungwani P

Majosi clinic

076 095 1139

54

Nkuriso Therzny Chauke

2006/05/25

Nkuzana

Nyumisa Khelina Chauke

Hlungwani P

Majosi clinic

076 095 1139

55

Nemukula Prosperity

2016/07/22

Nwa-Mhandzi

Nemukula Naledzani Cynthia

Bandi L. L

Bungeni H/C

082 042 2884

56

Mthombeni Tshembo

2006/06/19

Njhakanjhaka

Mthombeni Hlamalani Olivia

Bandi L. L

Bungeni H/C

082 042 2884

57

Mokhudwane Vhahangwele

2007/12/24

Mashau

Masindi Nthambeleni Daphney

Bandi L. L

Bungeni H/C

082 042 2884

58

Maluleke Liipfi

2008/02/28

Bungeni

Maluluke Tlharihani Egnes

Bandi L. L

Bungeni H/C

082 042 2884

59

Tshitata Mpho Justice

2004/09/13

Bungeni

Tshitata Malehu Sophy

Bandi L. L

Bungeni H/C

082 042 2884

60

Mndawu Dembe Abigail

2017/05/19

Mashau

Mndwawu Sedzani Judith

Bandi L. L

Bungeni H/C

082 042 2884

61

Nkanyana Hluleko

2015/06/12

Bungeni

Nkanyana Basambilu Lucy

Bandi L. L

Bungeni H/C

082 042 2884

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The department of Social Development in Vhembe District is requesting anyone having information with regards to the family of the following children to contact the assigned social workers:

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

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Name of Child

Date of Birth

Village

Family Member

Name of Social Worker

Office

Contact Details

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Mokhudwane Vhahangwele

2007/12/24

Mashau

Masindi Nthambeleni Daphney

Bandi L. L

Bungeni H/C

082 042 2884

63

Mudau Asshley

2006/03/20

Ramukhuba Tshifhefhe

Manenzhe Litshani

mashamba UC

Vuwani One Stop

079 679 8881

64

Tshiswinule Ngandothe Noria

20/10/2015

Ramukhuba Tshifhefhe

Mabule Azwifarwi Olga

mashamba UC

Vuwani One Stop

079 679 8881

65

Rambau Lutendo Elsy

23/04/2012

Mangilasi

Mukwevho Thuizwilondi

mashamba UC

Vuwani One Stop

079 679 8881

66

Makhitha Ronewa

22/12/2005

Vyeboom

Mukwebo Chamani Johanna

mudau M.M

Vuwani One Stop

060 503 0087

67

Rakhuhu Tshiami Arenanne

08/01/2017

Tshino

Rakhuhu Takalani Precious

mudau M.M

Vuwani One Stop

060 503 0087

68

Vhulenda Ofentse Ganyani

08/02/2010

Vuwani

Ganyani Pfarelo Kone

mashamba UC

Vuwani One Stop

079 679 8881

69

Mudau Lufuno

2009/04/06

Vyeboom

manganyi Portia

mudau M.M

Vuwani One Stop

079 679 8881

70

Rolivhuwa Kubannna

2006/05/25

Vyeboom

Kubana Azwimpheleli

Mudau MM

Vuwani One Stop

060 503 0087

71

Utshewanga Musweswe

2006/08/30

Vyeboom

Kubana Azwimpheleli

Mudau MM

Vuwani One Stop

060 503 0087

72

Ronewa Makhitha

2005/06/08

Vyeboom

Makhitha Livhuwani Julia

Mudau MM

Vuwani One Stop

060 503 0087

73

Adivhaho Masutha

2013/06/11

Vyeboom

Masutha Pholoso Orep

Mudau MM

Vuwani One Stop

060 503 0087

74

Matimba Tshilowa

2008/10/09

Vyeboom

Tshilowa Ndifelani Lucy

Mudau MM

Vuwani One Stop

060 503 0087

75

Xiave Gift Ngobeni

2012/09/21

Mahatlani

Shangumuni Veronicah Ngobeni

Munyai P.P

Tiyani Health Centre

060 820 5044

76

Lunghelo Tinashe Shisana

2011/05/16

Olifantshoek

Shirley Beverly Shisana

Munyai P.P

Tiyani Health Centre

060 820 5044

77

Mfanelo Royalty Shisana

2018/01/09

Olifantshoek

Shirley Beverly Shisana

Munyai P.P

Tiyani Health Centre

060 820 5044

78

Ramuntshi Mufhatutshedzwa

2017/11/01

Itsani

Ramuntshi Azwianewi Thelma

Baloi T.C

Tshilidzini

082 784 6530

79

Mpandeli Ngangoho

2016/08/08

Manamani

Fhulufhedzani Sarah Rampamba

Baloi T.C

Tshilidzini

082 784 6530

80

Ramashiya Uanea Isaiah

2018/10/10

Makwarela

Ramashiya Nkhumeleni

Ramatsea A

Makwarela

015 9631579

81

Tshisikule Sedzani

2005/02/11

Miluwani

Tshisikule Mukhethwa

Mulaudzi M

Miluwani

082 490 8034

82

Tshisikule Polite

2016/02/23

Miluwani

Tshisikule Mukhethwa

Mulaudzi M

Miluwani

082 490 8034

83

Mudziwa Zwoluga

2021/12/17

Dzwerani Ha-Madala

Mudziwa Uhone

Mudau R

Dzwerani Clinic

082 784 6530

84

Mokwebo Ndiene

2013/05/13

Tshalovha Khumbe

Mokwebo Lavhelesani

Mudau A.S

Lwamondo Clinic

072 298 0254

85

Mokwebo Murangi

2007/09/10

Tshalovha Khumbe

Mokwebo Lavhelesani

Mudau A.S

Lwamondo Clinic

072 298 0254

86

Mudau Unarine

2004/12/25

Tshivhilwi

Mudau Tshifhiwa Rosinah

Nyamande K.E

Malavuwe Clinic

083 709 1633

87

Nethononda Zwivhuya

2005/12/22

Khalavha

Katlego Hope

Khashane T.M

Fondwe Clinic

015 963 1579

88

Matamela Doctor

2014/11/20

Duthuni

Matamela Gloria

Mbedzi N.L

Phiphidi Clinic

015 963 2458

89

Monyai Rilinde

2010/10/01

Makhuvha

Monyai Munyaliwa

Tshisikule N.M

Tshidimbini Office

079 049 0986

90

Mudau Mutshidzi Vincent

2006/09/03

Dzwerani Ha-Madala

Mudau Sylvia

Mudau R

Dzwerani Clinic

082 784 6530

91

Nedzamba Wanga

2007/10/02

Maniini

Nedzamba Ndivhudzannyi

Denga M.A

T/ndou One Stop

072 190 8150

92

Matshaya Zwonaka Linkie

2010/04/12

Tshirenzheni

Netshiheni Nyadzanga

Nduvheni Z

Siloam Hospital

072 284 1310

93

Matshaya Shaka Nomsa

2021/10/17

Tshirenzheni

Netshiheni Nyadzanga

Nduvheni Z

Siloam Hospital

072 284 1310

94

Chauke Kharendwe

2012/11/09

Itsani

Chauke Sasavona Maadeline

Bereda N.C

Tshisaulu Clinic

060 820 4550

95

Phaswana Ronewa

2012/07/05

Duthuni

Mulaudzi Tendamudzimu

Bereda N.C

Tshisaulu Clinic

060 820 4550

96

Fhimani Ualwela

2011/10/20

Mapate

Bele Vhahangwele

Bereda N.C

Tshisaulu Clinic

060 820 4550

97

Mathivha Adivhaho

2010/07/16

Tshisaulu Posaito

Mathivha Adivhaho

Bereda N.C

Tshisaulu Clinic

060 820 4550

98

Gobileyo Sungeni

2008/05/10

Duvhuledza

Gabilayo Nomawethu

Mashila M.M

Tshaulu One Stop

079 088 9438

99

Mulaudzi Latani Muloko Gift

2017/06/14

Bunzhe

Mulaudzi Tshifhiwa Precious

Nemurangoni A.C

Makwarela Office

015 963 1579

100

Mulaudzi Shonisani Portia

2006/04/01

Bunzhe

Mulaudzi Tshifhiwa Precious

Nemurangoni A.C

Makwarela Office

015 963 1579

101

Mulaudzi Nkhumeleni Pfariseni Mary

2011/02/13

Bunzhe

Mulaudzi Tshifhiwa Precious

Nemurangoni A.C

Makwarela Office

015 963 1579

102

Rampamba Rianze Juniour

2020/06/08

Tshififi

Fhulufhedzani Sarah Rampamba

Nemurangoni A.C

Makwarela Office

015 963 1579

103

Khomola Dembe

2013/03/09

Maungani

Netswinga Mudangawe

Manwadu T,P

T/ndou SASSA

079 975 0782

104

Makhado Ndirenda

2018/03/30

Tshitereke

Makhado Ahuna

Tshisikule N.M

Tshidimbini Office

079 049 0986

105

Leso Mukona

2009/08/31

Maungani

Netswinga Mudangawe

Manwadu T,P

T/ndou SASSA

079 975 0782

106

Mudau Yoanda

2019/11/24

Tshidimbini

Mudau Shonisani

Manyage L

Tshidimbini Office

072 791 2252

107

Mamaema Odaho

2014/06/07

Mbilwi

Mamaema Masindi

Nekhofhe T.S

Makwarela Office

015 963 1579

108

Tshitivha Wavhudi Watshilidzi

'2015/03/31

Mavhunda

Tshitivha Nkhanedzeni

Nekhofhe T.S

Makwarela Office

015 963 1579

109

Tshitivha Asakundwi

2017/03/01

Mavhunda

Tshitivha Nkhanedzeni

Nekhofhe T.S

Makwarela Office

015 963 1579

110

Ratshibvumo Khano Dolly

2014/07/27

Maungani

Ratshibvumo Ndivhudzannyi Elisa

Manwadu T,P

T/ndou SASSA

079 975 0782

111

Ratshibvumo Mulalo'

2009/08/14

Maungani

Ratshibvumo Ndivhudzannyi Elisa

Manwadu T,P

T/ndou SASSA

079 975 0782

112

Leonah Mabara

2010/11/08

Tshivhiludulu

Nemulenga Tshilidzi

Dzivhani L

Fondwe Clinic

082 841 1657

113

Tshivhase Musengeli

2010/05/11

Tshikombani

Tshivhase Khuthadzo

Dzivhani L

Fondwe Clinic

082 841 1657

114

Munisi Nadzumuli Joyce

2018/08/17

Duthuni

Nemaranzhe Takalani Vigirnia

Singo A.J

Tshisaulu Clinic

060 820 4550

115

Mankhweni Unarine

2017/05/15

Ngwenani Themeli

Mankhweni Phathutshedzo

Tshivhase E.M

Radali Clinic

015 963 1579

116

Ndou wamashudu

2012/02/16

Ngwenani Themeli

Ndou Azwifarwi Eunice

Masutha T.P

Radali Clinic

015 963 1579

117

Sithomola Ndivho Hope

2011/02/22

Maniini

Sithomola Muofhe Grace

Makhavhu L

Thohoyandou One Stop

079 054 6675

118

Phophi Zwivhya

2012/12/25

Rabali

Phophi Jeaneth

Neluonde P

Makwarela Office

015 963 1579

119

Sithaba Andani W

2021/08/11

Lambani

Nthai Nakiseni Lucy

Netshivhazwaulu N.P

Tshaulu One Stop

079 088 9438

120

Munyai Khanyisa

2007/01/01

Lambani

Makhani Mafanedza

Netshivhazwaulu N.P

Tshaulu One Stop

079 088 9438

121

Thari Nomvula Maria

2013/11/17

Tshisaulu

Thari Tshamano

Bereda N.C

Tshisaulu Clinic

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The department of Social Development in Vhembe District is requesting anyone having information with regards to the family of the following children to contact the assigned social workers:

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Date of Birth

Village

Family Member

Name of Social Worker

Office

Contact Details

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Thari Ronewa Orilick

2012/06/21

Tshisaulu

Thari Tshamano

Bereda N.C

Tshisaulu Clinic

060 820 4550

123

Thari Omphile Hlokaboya

2011/08/05

Tshisaulu

Thari Tshamano

Bereda N.C

Tshisaulu Clinic

060 820 4550

124

Pandelani Kenneth

2015/12/12

Tshififi

Mungoma Jeanneth

Mbedzi K.A

Tshififi Clinic

076 204 4431

125

Muthari Rofhiwa

2005/10/12

Thukhutha

Muthari Precious Tendani

Muvhango M.P

Block G Clinic

083 283 5879

126

Muthari Olugaho

2014/12/02

Thukhutha

Muthari Precious Tendani

Muvhango M.P

Block G Clinic

083 283 5879

127

Muthari Taketime

2011/0129

Thukhutha

Muthari Precious Tendani

Muvhango M.P

Block G Clinic

083 283 5879

128

Ndadza Khonadzeo Victor

2018/06/01

Phiphidi

Ndadza Phathutshedzo

Khashane T.M

Phiphidi Clinic

082 760 7227

129

Thari Tshimbiluni Surprise

2011/08/05

Singo Azwitamisi

Bereda N.C

Tshisaulu Clinic

060 820 4550

130

Nemukula Sibusiso

2010/09/13

Luheni

Nemukula Takalani

Makhuvha ET

Tshixwadza

061 519 0580

131

Nemukula Mbalenhle

2009/09/14

Luheni

Nemukula Takalani

Makhuvha ET

Tshixwadza

061 519 0580

132

Muofhe Muvuledzi

2006/03/08

Thengwe

Nefale Azwitamisi

Mbevhana TV

Thandululo cbr

076 313 2742

133

Mundalamo Nakisani

2011/11/21

Tshilungwi

Mundalamo Phumudzo

Mudau L.I

Damani

076 531 1386

134

Mundalamo Lushaka

2019/06/01

Tshilungwi

Mundalamo Phumudzo

Mudau L.I

Damani

076 531 1386

135

Magogodela Wandeme

2019/06/01

Tshilungwi

Magogodela Unarine

Mudau L.I

Damani

076 5311386

136

Magogodela Yoanda

2019/06/01

Tshilungwi

Magogodela Unarine

Mudau L.I

Damani

076 531 1386

137

Tsilatsila Mualusi

2011/12/30

Khubvi

Tsilatsila Rendani

Mudau L.I

Damani

076 531 1386

138

Tsilatsila Phathutshedzo

2016/04/01

Khubvi

Tsilatsila Rendani

Mudau L.I

Damani

076 5311386

139

Madzivhe Maungane Johannes

2009/09/03

Thengwe

Madzivhe Edzisani

Mbevhana TV

Thandululo cbr

076 313 2742

140

Tinyiko Tiny Mashau

2009/09/03

Mufulwi

Mashau Gumani Jane

Makhuvha ET

Matavhela Clinic

061 519 0580

141

Themeli Ontshidza

2018/05/08

Guyuni

Themeli Mulisa

Makhuvha ET

Matavhela Clinic

061 519 0580

142

Ompha Mbedzi

2005/08/12

Hamakuya

Mbedzi Ndishavhelafhi

Mudau L.I

Hamakuya

076 531 1386

143

Ndingoho Mulaudzi

2015/01/31

Hamakuya

Mulaudzi Silas

Mudau L.I

Hamakuya

076 531 1386

144

Nemakonde Maandaashu

2012/12/03

Makonde

Nemakonde Mashudu

Mudau L.I

Makonde

072 485 0231

145

Munyai Shaka

2007/10/23

Makonde

Munyai Dakalo

Mudau L.I

Makonde

076 5311386

146

Munyai Nndwele

2009/02/18

Makonde

Munyai Dakalo

Mudau L.I

Makonde

076 5311386

147

Ndou Livhuwani Oriel

2007/01/12

Phalama

Ndou Thivhilaeli Sylvia

Bale VL

Thandululo Cbr

083 305 0856

148

Ndou Thivhilaeli Happiness

2017/05/13

Phalama

Ndou Thivhilaeli Sylvia

Bale VL

Thandululo Cbr

083 305 0856

149

Ndou Rofhiwa Thelma

2013/01/08

Phalama

Ndou Thivhilaeli Sylvia

Bale VL

Thandululo Cbr

083 305 0856

150

Muphulusi Makwarela

2010/11/06

Khubvi

Mavhungu Makwarela

Mudau L.I

Makonde

076 531 1386

151

Khujo Makgale Makwarela

2016/10/04

Khubvi

Mavhungu Makwarela

Mudau L.I

makonde

076 531 1386

152

Ndou Sheron Livhuwani

2005/05/06

Pile

Ndou Ntavhanyeni Violet

Mbevhana TV

Thandululo cbr

076 313 2742

153

Khomola Olugaho Nyiko

2015/03/25

Tshishivhe

Khomola Mphedziseni Obert

Mbevhana TV

Thandululo cbr

076 313 2742

154

Rambani Muambeli Mulondo

2018/08/21

Muhuyu

Rambani Vhulenda Nolin

Nekhunguni H

Tshidimbini

079 056 1346

155

Netshiwandalani Wethu Junior

2019/05/25

Khakhu-Makuleni

Netshiwandalani Avhaathu

Makhuvha ET

Matavhela Clinic

061 519 0580

156

Maphaha Blessing Vhorinda

2016/04/24

Khakhu-Makuleni

Maphaha Vuledzani

Makhuvha ET

Matavhela Clinic

061 519 0580

157

Mudau Alilali

2006/05/31

Levubu Farms

Mushathama Mudau

Ravele V.D

Levubu Clinic

072 204 1241

158

Ndou Mukhethwa Teddy

2005/08/29

Folovhodwe

Ndou Tshiwela Virginia

Rambuda A

Folovhodwe Clinic

060 820 5569

159

Muleya Khathutshelo Gibson

2005/05/03

Doreen Farms

Munzhelele Loveness

Rambuda A

Folovhodwe Clinic

060 820 5569

160

Matsiliso Muleya

2007/01/20

Doreen Farms

Munzhelele Loveness

Rambuda A

Folovhodwe Clinic

060 820 5569

161

Mafakasaga Thomas Thifhiwa

2005/11/15

Ha-Rangani Village

Kwinda Adivhaho Bastinah

Luula P.P

Masisi Magistrate

079 730 2173

162

Mbedzi Nelson Tshanduko

2013/12/21

Ha-Rangani Village

Kwinda Adivhaho Bastinah

Luula P.P

Masisi Magistrate

079 730 2173

163

Maluta Murendwa Delitious

2010/02/04

Madimbo Village

Maluta Edzisani

Matshusa M.P

Madimbo Thusong

076 399 0294

164

Tcobe Faranani Emmanuel

2015/09/14

Nancefileld Musina. 157

Tcobe Salphy Mbudzeni

Mudau M.S

Nancefield Clinic

015 534 3300

165

Maloba Fhumulani Precious

2012/10/22

Musina

Maloba Lizzy

Mahada T.S

Thuthuzela Centre

015 534 3300

166

Nndwamato Unarine Mekkie

2006/03/17

Malale Village

Chauke rulani Elisa

Munyai A.C

Madimbo Thusong

015 534 3300

167

Mudau Nthambeli

2005/09/26

Matshena village

Muthelo Edith

Sirwali N.A

Tshipise One Stop

015 534 3300

168

Monyahi Thandeka Believe

2006/12/21

Mbodi B Village

Monyahi Jane Patricia

Sirwali N.A

Tshipise One Stop

015 534 3300

169

Khwerana Anangoho

2022/01/15

Zwigodini Village

Khwerana Livhuwani

Sirwali N.A

Tshipise One Stop

015 534 3300

170

KHWERANA Ophulusa

2006/05/21

Zwigodini Village

Khwerana Livhuwani

Sirwali N.A

Tshipise One Stop

015 534 3300

171

Khwerana Rotenda

2015/02/26

Zwigodini Village

Khwerana Livhuwani

Sirwali N.A

Tshipise One Stop

015 534 3300

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Khwerana Tendani

2015/02/26

Zwigodini Village

Khwerana Livhuwani

Sirwali N.A

Tshipise One Stop

015 534 3300

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Khwerana Alfa

2011/22/06

Zwigodini Village

Khwerana Livhuwani

Sirwali N.A

Tshipise One Stop

015 534 3300

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Khwerana Rose

2018/01/29

Zwigodini Village

Khwerana Livhuwani

Sirwali N.A

Tshipise One Stop

015 534 3300

175

Makatu John Mutheiwana

2008/08/25

Matswale Phase 12 No3650

Makatu Wens Motsekane

Ramadoleli M.S

Thuthuzela Centre

072 854 9943

176

Muvhali Apiwe

2019/05/13

Muswodi

Muvhali Nondumiso Anna

Nematenda K.T

Shakadza Clinic

082 530 2351

177

Muvhali Bongani

2011/04/23

Muswodi

Muvhali Nondumiso Anna

Nematenda K.T

Shakadza Clinic

082 530 2351

178

Sharon Kamugelo Mulelu

2009/07/19

Musina

Mugadi Louisa

Makhale M.s

CWSA Musina

071 243 5354

179

Mathivha Thalukanyo

2018/05/16

Musina

Muofhe Judith Thilaiwi

Makhale M.s

CWSA Musina

071 243 5354

180

Muofhe Uarilonda Blessing

2012/06/07

Musina

Muofhe Judith Thilaiwi

Makhale M.s

CWSA Musina

071 243 5354

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LEGAL NOTICE

VHEMBE DISTRICT

The department of Social Development in Vhembe District is requesting anyone having information with regards to the family of the following children to contact the assigned social workers:

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT

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Mudau Thapelo Zwoluga

2016/05/13

Madimbo Village 10188

Ndou Thivhileli Gloeia

Sithole E.F

Madimbo Thusong

082 316 3940

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Netshiavha Ethan Mashudu Marubini

2015/02/27

1155 Ext 02 Musina

Lufuno Sammy Ndou

Manugeni R.D

Musina One stop

015 534 3292

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Netshiavha Dominic Tshilidzi Marubini

2009/12/29

1155 Ext 02 Musina

Lufuno Sammy Ndou

Manugeni R.D

Musina One stop

015 534 3292

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Netshiavha Ashley Dakalo Marubini

2011/09/11

1155 Ext 02 Musina

Lufuno Sammy Ndou

Manugeni R.D

Musina One stop

015 534 3292

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Singo Nyandano Vincent

2005/02/08

Muswodi

Singo Shirley

Mabonyane H.T

Folovhodwe Clinic

064 974 3225

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Phophi Vhukhudo

2009/11/19

Tshaanda

Phophi Fhumulani

Mafanele M.N

Folovhodwe Clinic

060 820 5569

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Matodzi Terra Ephanga

2012/08/16

Tshikhudini

Matodzi Sophy

Mafanele M.N

Folovhodwe Clinic

060 820 5569

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Matodzi Vhutali Trying

2007/05/16

Tshikhudini

Matodzi Sophy

Mafanele M.N

Folovhodwe Clinic

060 820 5569

189

Maja Paulos

2008/08/21

Tanda

Mongwe Martha

Mafanele M.N

Folovhodwe Clinic

060 820 5569

190

Sidziba Nyandano Edwin

2005/04/16

Folovhodwe

Mavis Sidziba

Rambuda A

Folovhodwe Clinic

060 820 5569

191

Kwinda Vhulenda Letwin

2006/08/02

Bale Village

Kwinda Livhuwani

Thanyani L

Manenzhe Clinic

015 534 3292

192

Kwinda Thalukanyo

2013/01/27

Bale Village

Kwinda Livhuwani

Thanyani L

Manenzhe Clinic

015 534 3292

193

Kwinda Shudufhadzo

2013/01/27

Bale Village

Kwinda Livhuwani

Thanyani L

Manenzhe Clinic

015 534 3292

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Mugivhela Leah

2007/07/19

Folovhodwe

Mugivhela Tshifhiwa Elizabeth

Rambuda A

Folovhodwe Clinic

060 820 5569

195

Serumula Dineo Angel

2015/03/24

Matshena Village

Serumula Raisebe Salphie

Sirwali N.A

Tshipise one Stop

015 539 9907

196

Mudau Mulao Simon

2008/10/15

888 Nancefield Village, Musina

Mudau Khathutshelo Bethuel

Manugeni R.D

Musina One stop

015 534 3300

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Mudau Blessings Aluwani France

2008/10/15

888 Nancefield Village, Musina

Mudau Khathutshelo Bethuel

Manugeni R.D

Musina One stop

015 534 3300

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Mureri Khaulani James

2006/02/21

Tanda Village, Musina

Ndou Ntuweleni Emely

Hlungwane V.E

Musina One stop

015 534 3300

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Mureri Cynthia Matodzi

2009/06/05

Tanda Village, Musina

Ndou Ntuweleni Emely

Hlungwane V.E

Musina One stop

015 534 3300

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Maphutha Brain Tebogo

2009/08/23

32 Nancefield Musina

Maphutha Mathilda Nono

Ndlovu G.m

Sassa Musina

015 534 3300

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Ndou Tshimangadzo

2013/02/27

Mukovhawabale

Ndou Mekkie Thidziambi

Mavhina V

Shakadza Clinic

076 056 2688

202

Ndou Tshifhiwa

2016/12/22

Mukovhawabale

Ndou Mekkie Thidziambi

Mavhina V

Shakadza Clinic

076 056 2688

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Ndou Uwatshila

2014/11/11

Mukovhawabale

Ndou Mekkie Thidziambi

Mavhina V

Shakadza Clinic

076 056 2688

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Ndou Fhodzani

2008/12/11

Mukovhawabale

Ndou Mekkie Thidziambi

Mavhina V

Shakadza Clinic

076 056 2688

205

Baloyi Amukelani Blessing

2005/03/28

Halahala Village

Baloyi Nelly Tsakani

Makamu HR

Mtititi Thusong

073 295 2304

206

Baloyi Nyeleti Faith

2007/06/01

Halahala Village

Baloyi Nelly Tsakani

Makamu HR

Mtititi Thusong

073 295 2304

207

Baloyi Ndzalama Monthy

2005/12/26

Altein Village

Baloyi Tiyiselani Agreement

Makamu HR

Mtititi Thusong

073 295 2304

208

Maboho Vutomi

2005/10/13

Mulenzhe Village

Chauke Shanganani Thandi

Netswinga M.P

Mulenzhe office

072 705 5654

209

Maboho Xichabo

2007/12/26

Mulenzhe Village

Chauke Shanganani Thandi

Netswinga M.P

Mulenzhe office

072 705 5654

210

Yingisani Miyambo

2005/03/16

Jimmy Jonnes village

Kurisani Miyambo

Manganye B

Mavambe clinic

062 213 7396

211

Maswanganyi Mikateko Pretty

2005/07/24

Merwe Village

Maswanganyi Thomas Mkhacani

Rivombo T.S

Mtititi Thusong Office

015 851 3064

212

Maswanganyi Bornwise Wisani

2005/02/16

Josefa Village

Maswanganyi Basani Linah

Tlakula N.M

Matiyani Clinic

015 851 3064

213

Yingwani Hlulani

2005/09/05

Xifaxani Village

Yingwani Winnie Nhlamulo

Mugwabani T

Xikundu Tribal

015 851 3064

214

Yingwani Mahori Herriet

2007/05/13

Xifaxani Village

Yingwani Winnie Nhlamulo

Mugwabani T

Xikundu Tribal

015 851 3064

215

Ndou Adivhaho Mamanuel

2005/10/19

Xihosani Village

Nkuna Nkhesani

Maluleke K.D

Mukhomi Tribal

015 851 3064

216

Chabalala Lennox Ngwato

2005/07/31

Ntlhaveni Block C

Chabalala Suzan Makhanani

Makondo J.K

Malamulele

015 851 3064

217

Hlungwani Esther

2005/01/23

Peningotsa

Hlungwani Nkhesani Sophy

Makondo J.K

Malamulele

015 851 3064

218

Mabunda Arnie Nyiko

2005/04/23

Malamulele

Dhlamini Hlekani Joyce

Maluleke C

Malamulele

015 851 3064

219

Manganyi Joshua Phanuel

2005/06/01

Ximixoni Village

Manganyi Titswalo

Maswanganyi H.M

Saselamani

015 851 3064

220

Masinge Vutomi

2005/09/22

Mhinga Zone 2

Masinge Rhabepa Elizaberth

Nwaila R.B

Mhinga Tribal

015 851 3064

221

Maluleke Nkanelo

2005/12/21

Matiyani Village

Maluleke Rirhandzu Nomsa

Tlakula N.M

Mhinga Clinic

015 851 3064

222

Mathebula Chief Hluvukani

2005/05/17

Mhinga Zone 2

Mathebula Hlamarisa Winny

Nwaila R.B

Mhinga Tribal

015 851 3064

223

Mukwevho Rivoningo Pertunia

2005/06/23

Dinga Village

Manganyi Nhlamulo Caroline

Maimela S.Z

Malamulele

015 851 3064

224

Hlungwani Siyabonga Together

2005/10/15

Nghomunghomu

Hlungwani Salphinah

Miyambo M.W

Malamulele

015 851 3064

225

Masinga Fortune Doctor

2005/08/02

Muchipisi Village

Ngobeni Olinda

Baloyi P

Malamulele Office

015 851 3064

226

Shirinda Siyabonga Ngalava

2014/11/25

Mahonisi

Shirinda Mikateko Eunice

Matidze N.M

Mavambe Clinic

015 851 3064

227

Miyambo Hleketani Nathaniel

2017/04/24

Mahonisi

Miyambo Mamaila

Matidze N.M

Mavambe Clinic

015 851 3064

228

Mtunzi Amukelani

2009/03/14

Mhinga Zone 2

Chauke Rirhandzu Perseverance

Nwaila RB

Mhinga Tribal

015 851 3064

229

Mthunzi Nkateko

2009/03/14

Mhinga Zone 2

Chauke Rirhandzu Perseverance

Nwaila RB

Mhinga Tribal

015 8513064

230

Sithole Kurhula Meshack

2008/04/26

Mhinga Ville

Sithole Dunisani Florah

Khosa D.H

Mhinga Clinic

015 851 3064

231

Macabele Hylington Olekilego

2013/03/21

Madonsi Village

Macabele Vivian Jannyfa

Khosa MA

Madonsi Clinic

073 347 2422

232

Mabasa Amogelang Amaze

2016/06/12

Madonsi Village

Mabasa Nyeleti Morren

Khosa MA

Madonsi Clinic

073 347 2422

233

Sithole Hlawulani

2007/09/13

Malamulele Sec B

Sithole Nkhensani Catherine

Baloyi P

Malamulele Office

015 851 3064

234

Vukeya Nkarhi Innocent

2017/08/28

Mulamula

Vukeya Abigail

Mabasa B

Mulamula Office

071 814 7466

235

Baloyi Matimu Alvin

2007/03/16

Malamulele Sec C

Baloyi Langutani Cynthia

Baloyi P

Malamulele Office

015 851 3064

236

Ngobeni Pallance Xinwelo Ntswamba

2018/07/11

Xiagamani village

Ngobeni Lymsey Tsakani

Maluleke M

Mphambo Clinic

015 851 3064

237

Ngobeni Kedise Kurisani

2010/08/26

Xiagamani village

Ngobeni Lymsey Tsakani

Maluleke M

Mphambo Clinic

015 851 3064

238

Tshabani Bumani Hope

2013/02/15

Xigamani village

Tshabani Tinyiko Catherine

Maluleke M

Mphambo Clinic

015 851 3064

239

Simango Nhlohlotelo Nsovo

2012/03/13

Mavambe Village

Simango Tinyiko Sophie

Mathebula S.H

Mavambe Tribal

015 851 3064

240

Sithole Hlayiseko Knowlen

2011/11/02

Nkavele village

Sithole Dorris

Mhangani T.S

Block D clinic

015 851 3064

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“There’s no reason to press the panic button yet” - TTM chairman

By Frank Mavhungu Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila FC (TTM) may have lost three league matches in succession, but the chairman of the club, Mr Masala Mulaudzi, says fans have no reason to press the panic button. His utterances came after his team was beaten 0-3 by Hungry Lions at the Sivos Training Centre in Kimberley on Sunday afternoon.

Vhadau Vha Damani, as they are widely known, started the season on a high note. At some stage they were shinning on top of the log standings.

They lost 0-1 to Black Leopards at the Thohoyandou Stadium before suffering a 1-2 defeat at the hands of Polokwane City at the Old Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane before last Sunday’s trip to Kimberley.

TTM are now lying in the seventh position, following their poor results in the last three matches. Last Sunday’s loss at the hands of Hungry Lions brings the total number of their defeats to four this season. Mulaudzi said that no one to blame within the club was to blame for the three defeats. He reckoned that his team had played well in their game against Black Leopards.

According to him, Black Leopards were lucky to find a goal towards the end of the game. He said that Polokwane City were also lucky to score the winning goal in the referee’s optional time. He blamed the defeat against Hungry Lions on poor refereeing.

According to him, the match officials were against them from the start to the end.

Mulaudzi said that anything was still possible, considering the fact that they had played only nine matches to date. TTM’s next fixture will be against JDR Stars at the Soshanguve Giant Stadium outside Pretoria on Friday afternoon.

TTM plan on dumping Thohoyandou stadium because of the high costs

By Frank Mavhungu Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila FC (TTM) will play their home games at the Lesley Manyathela Stadium in Musina or at the Dr Molemela Stadium in Bloemfontein with effect from January next year if the words of the president of the club, Mr Masala Mulaudzi, are anything to go by.

During an interview with him, Mulaudzi said that the decision to relocate the team to Musina or Bloemfontein was influenced by the fact that using the Thohoyandou Stadium was extremely expensive.

According to him, the club pays around R57 000 to play a home game at the Thohoyandou Stadium. He stated that a huge chunk of their budget was being used towards booking the stadium. He stressed the fact that that was affecting their budget for salaries and

the day-to-day administration of the club. He said that he had shared his frustrations with the high-profile officials from Musina and Mangaung municipalities.

Mulaudzi went on to say that the information he got from Musina was that the Lesley Manyathela Stadium was not yet ready to host National First Division League games and that it should be ready by the beginning of next year. “Should the Lesley Manyathela not be ready by January, we shall be forced to use the Dr Molemela stadium in Bloemfontein,” he said.

Responding to Mr Mulaudzi’s statement, the spokesperson for the Musina Municipality, Mr Wilson Dzebu, confirmed that Mr Mulaudzi had indeed made an enquiry regarding the availability of the Lesley Manyathela stadium. He said that any professional football club was welcome to utilise the stadium

as long as they followed the necessary processes.

Dzebu’s counterpart from the Thulamela Local Municipality, Mr Nndwamato Tshiila, expressed his shock and disappointment over TTM’s decision to relocate the team to Musina or Bloemfontein. He said that they had never received any complaint from Mr Mulaudzi regarding the tariffs to utilise the Thohoyandou Stadium.

Tshiila said that the municipality had had a cordial relationship with Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila FC over the past years. Should they finally relocate to Musina or Bloemfontein, TTM will be the second club to cut their ties with the Thulamela Local Municipality.

Black Leopards FC were the first to say goodbye to the municipality at the beginning of this year. Lidoda duvha are now using the Malamulele Stadium as the team’s home ground.

A maiden victory for United Artists Stadium outside Giyani two weeks ago. The team’s victory United Artists registered has brought some relief to the their first victory in four head coach of the team, Mr matches when they crushed Tsumbedzo “Zoo” Manamela.

Emmanuel FC 2-1 in their According to him, the victory ABC Motsepe League match will go a long way in providing that was played at the Makhu- some self-confidence to the vha Stadium on Saturday. players. He said that his players United Artists had lost their had not shown the visitors any first two matches and played to respect throughout the game, a 1-1 draw with Bellevue Winsomething he had been asking ners Park FC at the Xikukwani from his players in their previBy Frank Mavhungu

Lerato Mashiane of United Artists chases the outgoing ball.

Photo: Frank Mavhungu.

ous games.

Manamela sent a warning to their next opponents, Munaca FC, with whom they will fight for league points at the same venue on Saturday afternoon.

The past Saturday, United Artists did not spare any effort in their clash against Emmanuel FC. Instead, they went for the kill from the first blow of the whistle. They were awarded a corner kick in the 18th minute and their lethal striker, Aaron Sithole, headed home, following a scramble within the box.

The visitors from Giyani did not give in without a fight.

They regrouped from behind and made some promising build-ups as they approached Artists’ danger area. They found the equaliser in the 29th minute. Wandile Ndunakazi was on target with a header after a rebound. Artists’ keeper, Emmanuel Mukwevho, palmed the ball back into the field of play in an attempt to clear, but Ndunakazi, who was waiting in a perfect scoring position, said thank you.

The home side reclaimed the lead towards the end of the first half when Rivoningo Chauke blasted in a rocket from inside the box.

Sibusiso Ziba of Stars (left) hooks the ball, while Matimu Tshabalala of Leopards is on his heels. Photo: Frank Mavhungu.

Black Leopards positive, in spite of sharing the points with JDR Stars doda duvha should have killed the visitors from Pretoria in the The head coach of Black last half. The team squandered Leopards, Mr Rodwell several obvious chances.

Dhlakama, is optimistic Dhlakama said that another that his team is on the right factor that had led to their track to finish their league failure to bury Stars alive was programme among the top their replacement of Leope three. He was responding to Lephalala with Mahlatse Leso questions from journalists in the last half. According to shortly after their Motsepe him, Leso did not live up to Foundation Championship their expectations.

League game against JDR Asked about their next oppoStars, which was played at nents, Dhlakama was quick to the Malamulele Stadium on mention that he knew nothing Sunday. about Uthongathi FC, with whom they will rub shoulThe game ended in a goalless ders at the Princess Magogo draw. Dhlakama said that his Stadium in Durban on Sunday. players had not given their best He said that he would rely on in the first half. The Zimbabwe- the information he would get an national reckoned that Lifrom his assistant, Mr Morgan

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Shivambu.

Dhlakama’s counterpart from JDR Stars, Mr Nnditsheni Nemasisi, could not hide his disappointment during the interview. He said that he was not happy, although they had managed to get a point away from home when taking into account the fact that they had created numerous scoring chances in the first 45 minutes.

The closest Stars came to scoring was when their left winger, Seun Ledwaba, tried his luck with a half volley from the 30-metre area. Leopards’ acrobatic keeper, Rotshidzwa “Bomber” Muleka, was compelled to stretch to the limit to palm the ball away for a corner kick.

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VFA secure their first victory under coach Simo Dladla Spurs on Saturday, VFA will be on course for the league title again.

By Frank Mavhungu Venda Football Academy (VFA) registered their first victory under the guidance of the team’s new head coach, Mr Simo Dladla, when they narrowly beat Pretoria Callies 1-0 in their Motsepe Foundation Championship League match that was played at the Thohoyandou Stadium on Tuesday afternoon.

During a post-match interview with Mr Dladla, he said that although the 1-0 victory was not a true reflection of the game, he was happy about the fact that they had finally collected the much-needed full points.

He said that they could have scored at least four goals in the game, but their strikers had not seemed to have much of an appetite for goals. He said that the victory would go a long way in reviving the players’ confidence. According to him, the players’ confidence was low after the team had donated league points to the opponents in their last four matches. VFA had spent the better part of the second half playing with their backs against the wall. At that stage, Callies were firing from all angles. The goal that earned VFA the three significant points came in the 19th minute. A defender of Callies, Tlou Nkwe, handled the ball within the box and the referee, Mr Philangenkosi Khumalo, awarded a penalty. Edmore Chirambadara made no mistake from the white spot.

VFA had only two days to prepare for their next fixture after their game against Pretoria Callies. They will fly to Cape Town on Friday afternoon.

Their next fixture will be against Cape Town Spurs at the Athlone Stadium in Cape Town on Saturday afternoon. Should they manage to beat

VFA’s keeper, Harold Ndlovu, controls the ball.

Photo: Frank Mavhungu.

Masutha finally break the ties with Leopards said that he did receive a few telephone calls from the Motsepe The relationship between Foundation Championship clubs, Black Leopards FC and the but nothing serious had surfaced. team’s head coach, Mr Joel Masutha said that he would be Masutha, is something of the attending some coaching courses past. Mr Masutha was placed on in Johannesburg over the next precautionary suspension early four weeks as a way to enrich his last month, but the suspension curriculum vitae. He concluded was later withdrawn after he by saying he had no ill feelings had come to terms with the towards Black Leopards or Mr chairman of the club, Mr David David Thidiela.

Thidiela.

Mr Thidiela confirmed that the He coached the team in their relationship between his club and game against University of Preto- Masutha is part of history. ria, which was played at the Absa Tuks Stadium in Pretoria two weeks ago, before he parted ways with the club last Saturday. When asked what had gone wrong between the two parties, the 49-year-old mentor could only reveal that it had something to do with his employment contract.

Masutha said that the two parties could not find common ground, despite all the efforts.

He said that he was compelled to tender his resignation with immediate effect after realising that the two parties were still poles away from each other. He refused to elaborate further, saying the matter was strictly confidential.

When asked about his next stop, the former Chippa United head coach said that he had not Jobless: Mr Joel Masutha. Phoreceived any employment offer to: Frank Mavhungu. from any club yet. He further

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