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By Elmon Tshikhudo

What happened to our son? While police in Vhembe have been praised for making a breakthough by arresting some wanted criminals, the family of a slain police officer claims to be still in the dark and is not impressed at all. The Tshitimbi family of Itsani outside Thohoyandou claim they do not know whether the arrested suspects are linked to the killing of their beloved son. After the arrests, which included that of the most wanted criminal, Mulalo Mabaya, who is believed to be the crime kingpin in the area, there were speculations that they could be the ones who had committed the murders. The arrests were welcomed by communities which are tired of crime, but the Tshitimbi family, whose policeman-son, Sidwell (24) was killed by robbers three months ago, is deeply disappointed. They

claim that police have not informed them about the progress of the case since it happened, and what they hear are contradicting statements from people on the streets. The three dangerous suspects appeared in the Malamulele Magistrate’s Court on Monday. Two other suspects, Aluwani Singo (29) and Sfiso Cele (28), were captured during a wild shoot-out with police at the busy Excel intersection at Malamulele. They have been charged with a variety of crimes, including murder, robberies, armed robberies and housebreaking. The trio has been remanded in custody at one of the high-security prisons in the province, pending their appearance on September 1. This is after they were discharged from hospital where they were admitted after the shooting, during which the police managed to retrieve two fire-arms from the suspects.

During the arrest, police were confident that the suspects would be linked to highprofile cases, but so far the expecations have been dimmed, as no word has come from the police. Regarding the case, Ms Regina Mudau Tshitimbi, mother of the slain cop, said she was very worried about the behaviour of the police. “We have to phone them all the time. They do not bother contacting us and giving us the progress of the case. I am so disappointed as I had thought that they would keep us informed because he was working with them,” she said. Since the death of her son, her life had changed for the worse. “The death of my son has shattered all my dreams and my life has been reduced to that of a sick person.” - Continues on p2

By Peter Muthambi

Man burns to death in his sleep Community members of Ha-Rathidili village in the Sinthumule area are still shocked following a tragic incident in the village, where a 32-year-old man burnt to death while asleep. The incident took place last Friday night. Calson Tshiovhe was alone and apparently asleep in a three-roomed house when the fire broke out. It was reported that the fire was caused by a heater that accidentally fell over and caused clothing to start burning. Relatives who arrived on the scene immediately took Calson to the Tshilwavhusiku Health Centre, but his injuries were of such a nature that he died on arrival at the Mr Calson Tshiovhe of health centre. The family had no words Ha-Rathidili who burned to explain the horror of witnessing such to death last Friday night. a gruesome death.

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Some community members are now claiming that the man had been set alight by an unknown arsonist who wanted him dead. “It is very mysterious that the heater can cause such a cruel death. It is clear that the man has been burnt and who ever has done it must pay for it,” said one of the sceptic members who did not want to be named. Calson was staying with his younger brother, who was not at home when the incident occurred. The family are now complaining that they do not have money to bury the deceased. “Everything that was in the house was burnt. It is a very difficult situation for the family and we do not know what we will do. We do not have money to bury him,” said the victim’s father, Mr Alpheus Tshiovhe.

He added that he wished that his son could be buried with dignity and respect. The family had planned to bury Calson tomorrow (Saturday). The family, however, dismissed claims by the community that Tshiovhe’s death was a result of a plot by someone to kill him. “People must stop pointing fingers to each other. What we want as a family is for him to be peacefully buried so that his spirit can rest,” said Alpheus. The station commander for the Tshilwavhusiku police, Lt Col Freddy Shirinda, confirmed that members of his police team had visited the family, but the family did not open a case. Anyone who can assist the family with funeral arrangements so that they can bury their loved one, can call Alpheus Tshiovhe at 073 1412 770.

The victim: police officer Sydwell Tshitimbi Mudau. His family need answers as to what had led to his death.

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2 August 5, 2011 By Andries van Zyl

Netshifhefhe community planning to develop new township near Louis Trichardt A local community’s drive to develop a township on a piece of repossessed agricultural farm just outside of Louis Trichardt has raised a lot of eyebrows and once again put the spotlight on the controversial issue of land reform in South Africa. During the past week, the Netshifhefhe community started taking deposits for stands on the farm Welgevonden 4LT (portion 27) with the aim of developing a township. The farm, about 15km from Louis Trichardt on the Thohoyandou road, was handed back to the Netshifhefhe community earlier this year after a successful land claim under the Mahoba Claim. As far as could be established, the Netshifhefhe community plans to erect between

2 000 and 4 000 houses on the farm. Previously, that farm boasted a productive chicken business, well-known to residents as Baron’s Chickens. An “open day” was held on the farm on Tuesday, August 2, during which prospective home owners could come and stake their claim on a stand. Hundreds came, paying a R120 deposit (R100 for deforestation and R20 for transport). The process sparked widespread concern, especially among members of the commercial farming community, who argued that this is yet again a prime example of where the South African government, through its land reform policy, has managed to destroy productive agricultural land at the cost of food security.

Asked to respond to the issue of claimants starting township developments on repossessed agricultural farms, the Acting Chief Land Claims Commissioner, Mr Tele Maphoto, basically washed his hands of the matter. Maphoto said on Tuesday that he was aware of what was happening on the farm, but that there was nothing the Land Claims Commission could do about it. “With the issue of land use, you must deal with the local municipality, (asking) whether they did get permission for such land use,” Maphoto said, explaining that the Land Claims Commission does not engage in issues of land usage after a claim is finalised. “We have bought the land. We need to support them when they need to do

The floor plan of the houses to be built on the farm Welgevonden. Graphic supplied.

agricultural activities, so if they don’t do agricultural activities, we can’t build them houses,” Maphoto said. The selling of stands for a residential development on an agricultural farm also raised eyebrows with regard to whether or not the proposed development was advertised, the property was rezoned and whether or not an environmental impact assessment (EIA) was conducted. Makhado municipal spokesperson Mr Louis Bobodi confirmed on Wednesday that they were aware of the situation on the farm and that the municipality and the Netshifhefhe community were engaged in discussions regarding the issue. He said the municipality was also aware of the fact that the Netshifhefhe community was in the process of trying to get the farm rezoned from agricultural to residential. “We want to put it on record, however, that the municipality does not condone what is happening on the farm,” Bobodi said, indicating that the municipality is opposing the planned development, although people started paying deposits on stands. “Money or no money, the stance of the municipality is that the specific area is for agricultural use only, not residential,” Bobodi said. He also stated that, should discussions fail, the municipality would go to the next level of involving other departments and stakeholders, “but not excluding the Netshifhefhe community." It is also clear through Bobodi’s response that no EIA had been con-

ducted. “If there was, the municipality would have known about it as the municipality is part and parcel of the process,” Bobodi said. From organised agriculture’s side, the Soutpansberg District Agricultural Union (SDAU) expressed their shock at what the Netshifhefhe community was trying to accomplish. “The subdivision of agricultural land and applications for township establishment must be done according to strict legislative processes. It is unacceptable that a person or community can be allowed to put out and sell stands without any impact study or application with regard to the relevant legislation,” says the SDAU in a media statement. Mr Frits Ahrens, chairperson of the Louis Trichardt Farmer’s Association, also expressed shock with regard to the Land Claims Commissioners “irresponsible” reaction. “The commissioner basically said that they bought the land for the community and they are now free to do with it what they want. It is the same recipe that was directly responsible for the collapse of so many so-called land reform farms,” Ahrens said. At the time of going to press, a response from the Ramabulana Royal Council, the authority over the Netshifhefhe community, was being awaited. Several phone calls were made over a period of two days during which we were told to phone back at later stages for comment. By Wednesday, phone calls were not answered.

Hundreds flocked to stake their claim on a residential stand on the farm Welgevonden. This was the scene outside the farm gate on Tuesday. The Netshifhefhes' planned township development on the repossessed farm has sparked widespread controversy. Photo supplied. Crime

By Peter Muthambi

What happened to our son? (From page 1) Tshitimbi said they had accepted the death of their son, but would like to have closure in the case and know what had actually happened that led to her son's being shot. She said she was very worried that police came to the spaza shop where her son was shot with one of the suspects, who was pointing out scenes. “The police denied me the chance to have a glimpse of him. All I need is closure in this matter,” she said. The father of the killed policeman, Mr Solomon Mudau-Tshitimbi, is equally disappointed. “We have been kept in the dark since the incident happened. We had hoped that they

Team building for Sout North In an effort to improve the performance at all the high schools in the circuit, Soutpansberg North Circuit Manager Dr Ntavhanyeni Phaswana recently flew some of his school principals to Cape Town as part of a team-building exercise. According to Phaswana, the purpose of the team building was to ensure unity among the schools in the circuit. "We also wanted to improve the management style of all the managers, with an aim of improving the schools' results," he said. "People who are still in our education system must also plan for their retirement. Managers who do not plan

would keep us informed." Limpopo police spokesperson Brig Hangwani Mulaudzi said victims of crime needed to be updated on their cases. “It is necessary that we give feedback to victims of crime. I will make sure that I raise this matter with the head of visible policing in the province," he added. He conceded that the arrested three are linked to the murder of two police officers, one at Itsani and the other at Tshisahulu, and the death of a businessman from Malamulele. He said the case was being handled by the police's specialized unit, the Hawks, and that they would give formal feedback to the families in due course.

for their retirement are miserable and stressed when they realise it is too late to prepare for their exit. This does have a negative influence on their performance," said Phaswana. He said that managers who did not plan for their retirement exerted stress their subordinates. "Usually, such managers do not have positive self-esteem. It is difficult for them to motivate their subordinates at school. Fear of the unknown gives them nightmares," said Phaswana, adding that during this team-building exercise, he tried to build their confidence by encouraging them to focus more on their strong points.

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Mayors to be inaugurated Vhembe District Municipality will hold a joint mayoral inauguration event at the University of Venda Stadium tomorrow (Saturday). All five the mayors of the Vhembe District, viz. Executive Mayor Cllr Florence Dzhombere, Cllr Matibe Tshitereke (Mutale), Cllr Carol Phiri (Musina), Cllr Mavhungu Luruli (Makhado) and Cllr Grace Mahosi (Thulamela), will officially be inau-

gurated during the event. The event will start at 10:00. The mayors will be officially inaugurated by the MEC for Local Government and Housing, Mr Soviet Legkanyane. It is expected that several MECs, businesspeople, church leaders, senior managers from sector departments, mayors from other municipalities, traditional leaders and traditional healers will attend the event.

The Thohoyandou police are appealing for infromation that can lead to determining the whereabouts of Murndeni Confidence Tshivhase. Tshivhase (16) who stays at Phiphidi-Maha, was last seen on 20 June 2011. It is alleged the girl left home late without informing any family member as to where she is going. She is full-figured, light in complexion and tall. Those who might see her or have any information about her whereabouts are requested to contact the Thohoyandou police. They can be phoned at 015 960 1000 or 082 678 3862.

Some of the Soutpansberg North Circuit´s principals who took part in a team-building excursion to Cape Town are, from left, Messrs Edward Mafune, Mbudzeni Ramabulana, Phineas Ragwala and Malan Tshitaudzi, Ms Cobie Mostert and Dr Ntavhanyeni Phaswana (Circuit Manager, Soutpansberg North).

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By Peter Muthambi

Mphephu donates two new classrooms at Sukumani Kundani

Pupils in one of the new classrooms at Sukumani Kundani secondary school.

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Tshaulu village in the Tshivhase area that takes care of children living with disabilities. A further R50 000 was donated to Tshianzwane Primary at Ha-Makuya and another R50 000 went to the Tshikosi Primary. Mphephu said that that he would not fold his arms while his people were suffering. “Talking about poverty in the Vhembe district will soon be a thing of the past. I want to see the residents of Vhembe engaging in community projects as a way of fighting poverty in the area. There is still a lot that I am going to do for the Vhembe community as a trustee of the Limpopo Upliftment Trust,” he said. According to Mphephu, the trust seeks to address challenges which community members are faced with in their communities, such as the lack of water and classrooms. The principal of Sukumani Kundani Secondary, Mr Progress Kutama, said they were very thankful for the donation. “We feel very proud to have traditional leaders like Khosikhulu Vho-Toni Mphephu Ramabulana, who cares about his people. Our school had a very serious challenge of a shortage of water and classrooms,” he said. Kutama cited, however, that the classrooms are still not enough for the school. “We still have a challenge of overcrowding in our classrooms,” said Kutama. He added that a shortage of teachers was also a challenge at the school.

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A Grade 12 pupil, Fhatuwani Maphalaphathwa (left), and her class teacher, Ms Sarah Mamphaga (right), were photographed at the door of one of the donated classrooms at Sukumani Kundani secondary school.

After being forced to learn under trees for some time, learners of the Sukumani Kundani Secondary School now have brand new classrooms where they will be taught. This comes after a traditional leader, Khosikhulu Vho-Toni Mphephu, donated R300 000 to the school to build classrooms. The pupils at this school in Gogobole village used to be taught under the trees, even during the cold winter. The two additional classrooms, which Mphephu sponsored at the school, have made a huge difference. Due to a shortage of water in the Sinthumule area, pupils at this school did not have regular access to this essential commodity. This also touched Mphephu, who has erected a borehole for the school. Mphephu decided last year to donate part of the dividends received from African Rainbow Minerals (ARM) to the school. It came after the executive chairperson of ARM, Patrice Motsepe, donated R8,9 million to nine traditional leaders in South Africa. Mphephu is the trustee representing the Limpopo Upliftment Trust, which represents local traditional leaders. The money was distributed through the ARM BEE Trust. Mphephu also donated R400 000 to various schools around the Vhembe district. He donated R300 000 to Risongoneta Day Care Centre. Risongoneta is a private day care centre at

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Special toilet for disabled man Lady luck came smiling to the wheelchair-bound Nicholas Nemadodzi when a well-known businessman built him a spacious toilet. Nemadodzi (51), has been wheelchair bound for more than 18 years. He has two children and he is staying with his mother. He could not believe his luck when former soccer star Cedrick Madzaga of Cedmed Trading, who was building toilets, pomised to build him a toilet that is user friendly to disabled people. The toilet was officially handed over to him on Friday. Nemadodzi said life had been hell since that fateful day when he was struck down by a stroke. “I came back from work and was tired, so I decided to take an early nap. I could not wake up the following day, and it was later diagonosed that I had suffered a stroke,” he said. Since then, he has been using a wheelchair as his limbs no longer work. “When word spread that we were

to get government toilets, I was very excited, hoping that at long last I would be able to have a decent toilet, but that was not to be," he said. He said he later learnt that there was no budget for special toilets and that meant that he would not be able to use the toilet provided. “I am very happy that this man came out of the blue and offered a suitable toilet for me. My life has never been this easy; my wheelchair can move with ease here and the toilet is spacious," he said. “I never thought this day would ever come. I am greatly humbled. God has changed my life. This man came as a saviour, and my life is back on track," he said. Cedrick Madzaga was a wellknown football star in his heyday. 16 Valve, as he was popularly known, is now a businessman and had a three-month tender to build toilets in the area. He has already completed his work in record time.

A final-year journalism student at Rosebank College, Thuso Ramaru, enjoyed her threeday-visit and observation to the offices of Limpopo Mirror in Louis Trichardt a fortnight ago.

By Peter Muthambi Photographed during the presentation were, from left, Cllr Metodzi Netshifhefhe, Cedmad Managing Director Cedrick Madzaga, beneficiary Nicola Nematodzi, Elijah Madzaga and Khamusi Nthangeni.

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Departments distance themselves from allegations The Limpopo provincial government has distanced itself from allegations that its tendering procedures are riddled with corruption. Spokesperson Tebatso Mabitsela said in a media statement last week that "media allegations that suggest that certain personalities are able to meddle with awarding of tenders illegally are both misleading and incorrect." Mabitsela was responding to the allegations by the media, that the president of African National Congress Youth League, Mr Julius Malema, controls the awarding

of tenders in the province. Mabitsela said the government called upon anybody who had evidence to the contrary to approach the law enforcement agencies in support of the government-led fight against crime and corruption. "Our provincial government has scaled up its offensive against corruption by, among others, facilitating the process of blacklisting approximately 40 companies through the national treasury for building shoddy RDP houses in the past." He added that government had also laid off more than 40 officials for fraud and corruption.

"It is against this backdrop that we want to assure members of the public that we have stringent control measures and systems in place to ward off criminality of any kind. We are committed to sustaining our good governance in general and the tendering procedures in particular," Mabitsela added. He said that the provincial government was committed to working together with all institutions through the provincial anticorruption forum to ensure that corrupt elements both in the private and public sectors faced the full wrath of the law.

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A new commitment to customers from Alert Steel The name Alert Steel is associated with many big developments in the Vhembe region. The company is situated in the Shayandima industrial area and has been doing business in the area for a long time. In an effort to improve the brand,

the company has introduced a brightlooking logo. The new logo was unveiled during a ceremony held at the premises at Shayandima last Tuesday. To show their commitment to customer care, there were many stalls from different companies that

supply them with merchandise. Experts from the different companies were at hand to give advice to consumers. Mr Hennie Spies, the branch manager, said the change was the initiative of their CEO, Johan du Toit, who felt that their clients deserved the best. “We have been in the business for a long time, and things are changing on a daily basis. We cannot be left behind; we have to move with the times,” said Spies. He said the company was changing for the better and the bright colours of the logo were a symbol of good things that clients got whenever they visited the business. “We have added a whole new range of merchandise to our stock. We have added new ranges in welding, security products, steel and electric fencing. We are leaders in the field and we promise to beat other competitors. "Our new slogan, 'Strength through Service', means that we will keep on growing by giving the best service to our clients,” he said. Mr Anton Riekert of Tork Craft and his colleague, Martin Rossouw, who had a stall there, said they had travelled from Gauteng so as not to miss the opportunity to be with their clients. "We are here to give assistance to the clients on Godfrey Rakuombe and Phumu Tshivule and their manager, Mr Hennie our new range of merchandise. Spies, photographed with the new logo behind them. We are excited that clients are coming for help and we would like to share with them how our equipment works," said Riekert. Lufuno Rammbuda, who is a local welder, said he was very happy that the shop was running such a promotion. "We are struggling, because we do not know what is the latest in the trade, and if experts from big companies Local welder Lufuno Rammbuda (second from right) is being shown some of latest welding come and give us adtechnology by experts from Tork Craft, Mr Anton Riekert (left), Mr Martin Rossouw and Alert vice from time to time, Steel Manager Mr Hennie Spies (right). we can never go wrong."

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Four Beit Bridge teenagers who teamed up and assaulted a 22-yearold villager, resulting in his losing his left eye, were each fined US$80 or 60 days in jail. Benedictus Sibanda (18), Albert Ndlovu (18) and two juveniles aged 17 and 15, were found guilty of assault by Magistrate Carrington Karidzagundi. They were sentenced to a further 60 days’ imprisonment, which was wholly suspended for three years, on condition of good behaviour. The prosecutor, Mr Jabulani Mberesi, said on July 2, the four were travelling in a donkey cart from the Msane cattle pens and heading towards Driehoek Village.

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to the age-old tradition, the surgeon left the school intact without burning it down, which is contrary to tradition. The closure of the school has left many questions unanswered. “We are in a state of shock. This has never happened here in my village,” said Chief Julius Nemadimbo, local traditional leader. He said he had an agreement with the principal of the school, but after starting the school, the principal started behaving in an unbecoming manner. The principal no longer reported what was going on at the school and the chief was shocked to hear that the man had left the initiates on their own. “It brings shame to our tradition and it degrades our culture; people will no longer take us seriously,” he said. He said he was worried that even women would be able to see what was being done there as the school was only partly burnt down.

Traditional leaders from the provincial house of traditional leaders, Munna Ndi Nnyi Men’s Forum and government officials visited the village and the school on a fact-finding mission. The head of the Mutele royal council, Edward Mutele, said the actions of the surgeon had plunged the community into confusion. “Normally when these schools close, we have a traditional ceremony to welcome all the initiates here, but that has not happened this year,” he said. Chief Vusani Netshimbupfe, chairman of the Limpopo government’s task team on initiation schools, said they had heard of the incident. “When it came to our attention, we quickly dispatched a team to visit the area in order to have first-hand information about the incident. We are still studying the report and we will take the neccsesary steps afterwards,” he said.

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The real name of the company In the edition of July 22, Mirror published a report entitled Controversial RDP project completed. In the report, we referred to the construction company that was appointed to finish the housing project as TESSET 13. It has come to our attention that the company’s name is Taset 13 CC. The MEC had asked Taset 13 CC

to urgently complete 170 houses in Tshikota. Taset 13 CC had completed these houses in time and took great care in ensuring the work was done diligently. The manager of the organisation, Mr Mohammed Mosam, said they were proud to be part of the great initiative in providing housing to the people.

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Traditional circumcision schools are sacred and very strict when it comes to the way things are done. Everything is done according to rules, but the opposite became the case with one circumcision school at Madimbo Village in Mutale. At this school, everything seems to be done the wrong way. Villagers refer to it as one of the worst circumcision schools in the area, if not the country; they see it as a school of shame. Officials from the House of Traditional Leaders who visited the school were left speechless. Instead of following the traditional rules, the school and its operators broke almost all the set rules and traditions. Because of the confusion at the school, parents had to take their children home and the school was closed unceremoniously. More than 100 initiates were sent home and some were even taken to the local clinic for treatment after the school was closed. The principal of the school, well-known traditional surgeon Mushaisano Tshirangwana, left the school in the care of a junior. It is also alleged there was no proper care for the initiates as there was no order at the school. The junior surgeon in whose care the school was left Chief Julius Nemadimbo inspects the initiation school after the owner allegedly absconded, taking all the money with him and leaving the initiates in the lurch. To add insult absconded without informing the chief.

The quest for morality

Why premarital sex is a sin? I must start this article by paying tribute to all South African women, since this is their month. It teaches us that we must respect their womanhood and stop mistreating and abusing them, especially when it comes to sexual matters. I also want to use this opportunity to congratulate the mother of my children, my pumpkin, who has just received the good news that she had passed her final examination for her master’s degree in education and will be graduating in September. The saying now goes: “Behind every successful woman, there is a strong man”. Sex outside marriage is known as fornication and is a sin. If the only thing we have told our children about abstinence is that premarital sex is a sin, we are right, but they are in serious need of more information. The nature of temptation is to exploit our children’s lack of knowledge and to make them question the validity of God’s standards. Our children often find themselves in the throes of questions that seek to tempt them to engage in premarital sex, namely: What is the big deal? One night of pleasure isn’t going to hurt anyone. If sex is so bad, why does it feel so good? What difference would a band on my ringfinger really make? If adults are enjoying it, why can’t we do the same? Believing that premarital sex is a sin is one thing; knowing why is another. Once our children know why, then they are ready to face the world and its temptations. They are

better equipped to quench the “fiery darts” of temptation – thoughts that attempt to sway them. When we talk to children about sex before marriage being a sin, it goes a long way to show them how it is a selfcentered act, a concept that they are apt to comprehend. To do this, we must show them the difference between love and lust. Differences between the two are well-captured in the attributes of each, namely: On the one hand, love desires to satisfy another at the expense of self. It is easily satisfied, has nothing to hide, brings peace, is open and honest, is concerned for another’s wellbeing, remains faithful during rough times, sees all that is beautiful about a person and is patient. On the other hand, lust desires to satisfy self at the expense of another. It is never satisfied, often operates in secret, brings guilt, manipulates and disguises intentions. It is consumed with selfish desires, abandons when needs are not met, has eyes fixed strictly on outward beauty and is very impatient. The two are diametrically opposed and therefore we can’t operate in both. Sex outside marriage is the result of lust and failure to wait patiently for the right time. It is rooted in self-centeredness and is wrong. God’s plan for sex is based on love, not lust. We must then teach our children to uphold their virginity and wait to celebrate their sexuality with their covenant partners. - Prof Derrick Mashau

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New house for poor family of Malale Village Mayor Carol Phiri of Musina has put a smile on the faces of a poor family, after initiating the construction of a two-roomed house, worth R25 000, for them at Malale village, outside Musina.

The initiative is a partnership between the Musina Municipality and the Barberry Group, a freight flow and logistics interface rail management business. The construction of the house is already at an advanced stage.

The beneficiary, Ms Josephine Kwinda, and her five children have been living in a makeshift, oneroomed structure with a dusty floor and holes in the walls. It can collapse at any time, which makes life very difficult for them, especially in rainy and cold weather. Although she is a South African, Kwinda’s attempt to get an RDP house could not go through, since she and her children did not have the relevant documents and they spent most of their time on the farms. After hearing about the conditions under which Kwinda and her children were living, Phiri promised last week to intervene, which resulted in the building of the house. “After only one month in office, I realized that there are many challenges within our communities, but I had to prioritise this one. Every person deserves better and it is our obligation to make sure that even the Kwinda family can live comfortably, like other community members. It is our joint responsibility to eliminate poverty, hunger and underdevelopment within our communities.” Phiri says also handed over furniture and food parcels to the family. “We have provided them The makeshift one-roomed house in which Ms Josephine Kwinda and with a double bed, a wardrobe and R1 000 worth of groceries.” The jubilant Josephine Kwinda thanked her four children are presently staying. everyone involved in the project. “This is a dream come true. I don’t have enough words to express my gratitude. At least I will now have a decent place to lay my head.”

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“Collect your fire-arm licenses” The South African Police Service in Limpopo is concerned about the high number of uncollected firearm licenses that are accumulating at the offices of the SAPS across Limpopo. Almost 10 000 competency certificates and fire-arm licenses have not yet been collected from the offices of the designated fire-arm officers at the 93 police stations in Limpopo. Since earlier this year, members of the public who applied for firearm licences or the renewal of their fire-arm licenses have been informed through SMS to come and collect their licenses. Despite this, thousands of appli-

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The Eagle has landed! Reriâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Insurance has done it again! They have opened a new office in Thohoyandou for all their wonderful clients. By Kaizer Nengovhela Residents from Thohandou and adjacent areas will no longer have to travel to Louis Trichardt to access the services of Reri's Insurance Brokers. The managing director of the organisation, Mr David Mureri, officially opened new offices at the Sabina Plaza in Thohoyandou on Sunday. Thovhele Vho-Gole Mphaphuli said the new project was a major boost for the local economy.

"The office is strategically located and people with other insurance companies and it is best will no longer have to travel long distances to to use them to acquire any services that you are get assitance. This clearly demonstrates that we entitled to," Mphaphuli also said. are slowly winning the war against poverty," continues on p.11 he added. "We cannot all travel to Louis Trichardt for our voices to be heard. We can use these offices, because they are meant to take the service to the people. The offices are vehicles to connect you

Thovhele Vho-Gole Mphaphuli(centre) congratulates the MD of Reris Insurance Brokers, Mr David Mureri with his new venture. Musanda Vho-Maraganedzha is looking on.

Mr and Mrs Mureri, photographed during the opening of the new office.

Mr David Mureri (left) congratulates Mr and Ms Munwana, the best-dressed couple. They won a onenight stay at the Khoroni Hotel. Also in the photograph are Thovhele-Vho-Gole Mphaphuli and Musanda Vho- In our photograph are Mr Tshikota and Ms Naledzani Maraganedzha. and other guests.

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David says: “Now Sanlam, Old Mutual and Liberty clients can be served under one roof. There’s no more need to cross any streets!” would help to alleviate the congestion at dif- the final product was produced. We can only ferent outlets "We are very excited as the new make things happen together, and today we are offices will supplement the existing infrastruc- reaping the fruits of our partnership." Mureri ture we have around here," he said. said the partnership between various chiefs, He mentioned that the prime location of the the municipality and his client was paying off. office was a classic example of a location being good for business. "It is within easy reach for all as it is right next to a busy main street here in our town. We hope the Mureris will not regret the step they have taken and we encourage others to come on board and bring more development to our area,” he said. He urged other businesspeople to invest in the From left are Nicolas van Zyl (Broker Old Mutual province. "You will never manager: Limpopo), Charl Du Plessis (Old Mutual Clients of Reris Insurance, photographed during the make a mistake by investing Consultant Broker), Ms Mutshinya, Ms Netshitungulu and Sanlam manager Mr George Kubayi. function. in property, because one development leads to another." The managing director of Reri's Insurance Brokers, Mr David Mureri, said he wanted to thank a lot of people, because many stakeholders shared his vision before the office was open. "It has been quite a difficult and long journey, with many stumbling blocks, but we are Mr David Mureri, photographed with Pastor Mudau and happy because all our part- Workers of Reris Insurance Brokers pose for a photograph prominent businessman Mr Stanley Radzilani. ners were working hard until after the function. continues from p.10 According to him, the opening of the office is a dream come true for rural community members who used to travel long distances for certain services. He added that the new office

Mr Maudu wishes Mr David Mureri good luck with the new venture.

The guests pose for a photograph after the official opening of the new office.

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Education

“Municipality has obligation to assist young people” Mayor donates gifts to orphans As a product of Musina High School, Mayor Carol Phiri felt there was a need to do community work and to encourage learners to take education seriously. To create a conducive learning environment, the mayor and her councillors spent three hours replacing damaged

The executive mayor of the Vhembe District municipality, Ms Florance Dzhombere, urged members of the community to act in solidarity in the fight against hunger and poverty. This was during the World Population Day celebration that was held at the Maelula Sports Grounds in the Nzhelele a fortnight ago. Dzhobere said that as people celebrated World Population Day, they should do so conscious of the fact that there were many people who were underdeveloped, homeless and poor. “Let us resolve to assist that old man or woman without expecting anything in return. Why not set a table of food for that family that can not guarantee where their next meal will come from? Let us go out there to put a smile back on the face of a sick child who is in hospital,” she said. Dzhombere donated food parcels to two community members, Ms Sarah Mathobo and Mr Muthuphei Mavhona, during the event.

window panes at the school. She says it is important to contribute towards the development of education in order to encourage learners to work hard. “The conditions under which the learners learn have an effect on their performance. If the conditions are better, it makes learning easier and their chance

of a better performance is increased.” She says the Musina Municipality has an obligation to assist young people to achieve their educational goals. “Youth is that phase of one’s life where dreams are built, hope is kindled and a bright future is foreseen. Those are the years to understand yourself, discover your potential, grab opportunities and pursue success. Education serves as the means to bring about the desired change in society, to develop a generation of virtuous individuals and thus contribute to the development of good human beings. Education brings light, joy, and wealth.” She encouraged parents, community structures and individuals to join hands in the development of Musina Mayor Carol Phiri replaces window panes at Musina High School. education.

She also donated school track suits to 67 orphans, vulnerables and abandoned children attached to the Murunwa Village-based Muthusi Drop-in Centre. “If all organs of civil society, government and individuals can work together, poverty, hunger and underdevelopment can be combated. This will ultimately assist us in developing a balanced human race. It can also unleash the hidden human potential throughout the nations,” she said. The theme of the event was “calling attention to urgent global issues”. World Population Day is an annual event that aims to increase people’s awareness of various population issues, such as the importance of family planning, gender equality, poverty, maternal health and human rights. The day is celebrated worldwide by business groups, community organisations and individuals in many ways. Activities include seminars, discussions, educational information sessions and essay competitions.

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August 5, 2011 13

By Kaizer Nengovhela

Maseakhole Construction to continue sponsorship Maseakhole Construction will announced during the prize-giving last Friday. continue to sponsor the soccer ceremony of the competition at the The guest speaker, Mr Elvis Phathela, said that tournament for schools. This was Louis Trichardt Show Grounds it was important that future stars' talent should be identified at grassroots level. He applauded Maseakhole Construction for helping to identify the talent of the region's youth and added that the youth of this region should be proud of their talent and that they should be exposed to bigger teams. He urged young people to stay away from drugs and alcohol and also to be law abiding. He said if young people stayed away from criminal activities, the economy of the country would boom, and there would be nothing more to scare investors away. "I think soccer coaches in the country will do well to visit our areas and tap talent, as good soccer is played here," he added. According to him, the youngsters from the different schools had done well in the at tournament and it was only a matter of time before some of them would play in the top league. Mr Tshifhiwa Masiavhula of Maseakhole ConSponsor Tshifhiwa Masiavhula hands over a trophy to the player of the struction said the main purpose of the company was tournament, Robbie Munonoka of Jonathan Thifhulufhelwi. to develop young stars from grassroots level. He said that his company would like to continue to develop their relationship with different organisations and to provide something tangible that the people would value. The champions, Jonathan Thifhulufhelwi High, went home with a floating trophy, gold medals and a bursary for one pupil, who will be chosen from the school. The runners-up and last year's champions, Photographed during the event were, from left, Alex Chauke (from Coca Cola), Tshifhiwa Benny's Care, received Masiavhula (Maseakhole Construction), Rudzani Lisoga (captain of Jonathan Thifhulufhelwi) silver medals and a bursary for one pupil. and Elvis Phathela.

Several disadvantaged schools in the Louis Trichardt area recently benefited from donations from the local Rotary Club. The donations were made with the financial assistance of the other international Rotary clubs. In our photo, local Rotarian Leon Barnard presents illustrated dictionaries at Edizani Primary School.

The borehole at Edizani Primary School, which was donated by the local Rotary Club as part of their project to assist underprivileged local schools.

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Human Resources Manager Vele Colliery – Musina Area

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The Company is looking for a suitably qualified person to fulfil the role of Mine Management Accountant, reporting to the General Manager at our Vele Colliery.

The Company is looking for a suitably qualified person to fulfil the role of Human Resources Manager, reporting to the General Manager at our Vele Colliery.

The job incumbent will be responsible for the provision of effective and efficient financial control and administration at the mine, by implementing and running an internal accounting system. Key responsibilities includes: • Efficiently collate financial information daily, weekly, monthly for Group Finance as needed, ensuring its completeness and accuracy • Analyse data and information as requested • Facilitate communication between Group finance, mine management and contractors • Compile forecasts and interpret mine financial performance • Ensure financial compliance to internal and legislative requirements • Anticipate potential problem areas and advise appropriate corrective action • Provide crucial information for Financial Reporting • Reviews and reconciles Inventory of Finished goods to General Ledger • Continually review current Standard costs • Control of contractors and suppliers • Stock control QUALIFICATIONS: CIMA/B Com Honours in accounting EXPERIENCE & REQUIREMENTS: Minimum of 3 years of Management Accounting experience in a mining environment, of which at least 2 years at Management level. Personal attributes required: Integrity. Good interpersonal skills, a drive for results, and good communication skills.

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14 August 5, 2011 By Frank Mavhungu

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Lutendo Alidzulwi of Hotspurs (front) wins the ball from Nakisani Netshilungwi, who is crying foul. By Frank Mavhungu

Settlers give Stars a lesson Matangari Settlers booked a place in the knock-out stage of the Munyamela Soccer Tournament by beating Muhuyu Copper Stars 4-2 at the Muhuyu grounds on Saturday. Settlers took the game to their opponents from the onset. They were duly rewarded for their efforts. They scored their first two goals in the first half. Their opening goal came nine minutes into the game. Their unstoppable striker, Tshifhiwa Sikhala, made no mistake after receiving a brilliant pass from Dakalo Nedzingahe. Copper Stars lost cohesion after the goal. Instead of playing attacking football, they abandoned their key positions and packed themselves at the back as if they were leading. Settlers pressed hard in their search for more goals.

Their second goal was scored by Rofhiwa Tsanwani. He unleashed from outside the box and the keeper of Stars, Rotondwa Muhali, watched helplessly as the ball hit the back of the net. Copper Stars pulled one back in the 56th minute. Fhedzisani Mulayo found the net, following a neat pass from Luambo Nethononda. The goal was an insult to Settlers, who responded by scoring their third goal via Lutendo Matidze in the 64th minute. Before long, Matidze scored again. Settlers introduced Rudzani Thabo and Norman Mulibana for Samuel Maphula and Lutendo Matidze. Copper Stars replaced Luambo Nethononda with Lavhelesani Masakona. They scored their second goal through Vhutshilo Tshivhase, who forced his way through the defence of Settlers and unleashed a rocket.

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August 5, 2011 15 By Frank Mavhungu

Black Leopards ready for the season

Photographed with the winners´ trophy are from left the president of the Makhado LFA, Takalani Maphaha, Jeffrey Maluluke(MLFA), Calvin Tshitangano (Western Stars), Tshililo Ramakholo (Tshikhwani Stone Breakers), Vukosi Maluleke (Maebane Young Eagles), Faizul Tayob (sponsor), Joe Tshikosi (MLFA)and Freddy Phathela(MLFA).

With only seven days to go before the activities for the new season start, Black Leopards have every reason to believe that they are ready to face the Absa Premiership heat. The activities for the new season will effectively commence next Friday, August 12. As one of their many ways to prepare for the new season, Lidoda Duvha have beefed up their squad by acquiring the services of a number of experienced players. Their latest acquisitions include a defender, Humphery Khoza, from Witbank Spurs. Khosa entered into a three-year contract with Leopards, after failing to secure a contract with

Orlando Pirates. Thabo Mongalo, who last played for Black Leopards four years ago before moving to Supersport United, is back in the Leopards camp again. When his contract with Supersport expired last month, Mongalo tried his luck with Bloemfontein Celtic, where he failed to convince the team’s technical staff. He then moved to Leopards, where he was welcomed with open arms. Mongalo proved his worth when he scored the only goal when Leopards beat Ajax Cape Town 1-0 in their semi-final match for the Old Mutual Mangaung Cup that was played at the Botshabelo Stadium in the Free State last Sunday.

Leopards’ general manager, Mr Samuel Khaphathe, has also confirmed the presence of the two strikers Abdulwaheed Afolabi from Nigeria and Kingston Nkhatha from Zimbabwe. Nkhatha was part of the team that played against Ajax Cape Town last Sunday. Apart from their latest acquisitions, Lidoda Duvha roped in two experienced players, goalkeeper Postnet Omony from Vasco da Gama and the former national U/23 midfielder, Bafana Sibeko, three weeks ago. Leopards will open the new season by hosting Orlando Pirates at the Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane next Friday evening.

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Western Stars vs Young Eagles in finals Who will be the champions of the Zoutpansberg stream of the Africa Hardware Knockout that will take place at the Ravele grounds tomorrow (Saturday)? The semifinals and final match will be played tomorrow. The four teams will fight for the first prize of R4 000 and a trophy. The first match will see the favourites, Western Stars, play against Maebane Young Eagles at 09:00. The second match will be between Tshikhwani Stone Breakers and

Madoddonga Limpopo Professionals at 11:00. The final match will be staged at 15:00 between the winners of the first two matches. The coach of Western Stars, Mr Calvin Tshitangano, said in an interview with Limpopo Mirror that the players were highly motivated after they had played well in their friendly matches last week. He said that their aim was to finish this competition as the champions. He indicated that they were aware of the fact that Eagles have been in top

form of late and that they had left no stone unturned in their preparations for the match. The manager of Maebane Young Eagles, Vukosi Maluleke, said that they were not going to understimate Stars. Vukosi said the fact that they had managed to reach the semifinal stage of the competition was an indication that the Eagles could cause an upset for any opponents. He said that he regarded Stars as closed book, since they did not know any of their players.

Photographed while dedicating their 67 minutes to honour former president Nelson Mandela are Station Commander Freddy Shirinda (Tshilwavhusiku SAPS), the principal of TshilwavhusikuRazwimisani Special School, Mrs Mufunwa Ramutshila (middle) and W/O Mavhungu Ramahanedza (right). They spent the day cleaning the yard.

Engineering Manager Vele Colliery – Musina Area

Chief Safety Officer Vele Colliery – Musina Area

CoAL is a listed company, focused on the acquisition, exploration and development of thermal and metallurgical coal projects in South Africa. The Company is looking for a suitably qualified person to fulfil the role of Chief Safety Officer, reporting to the General Manager at our Vele Colliery. The job incumbent will be responsible for the management of Safety and Risk at the operational Mine through the design, implementation, evaluation, co-ordination and management of the safety and risk control systems, as well as ensuring legal compliance at the Mine. Key responsibilities includes: • Design, deliver, implement and ensure adherence to safety procedures • Advise management on a range of occupational safety issues • Plan, implement and control employee and contractor safety programs and training • Introduce safety initiatives and awareness campaigns • Provide safety orientation to new employees. Assist with induction training • Establish a workplace safety committee. • Assist safety representatives • Train, mentor and coach persons in Safety & Health • Conducting inspections and audits • Corporate governance and safety compliance – in depth knowledge of OHSA and MHSA QUALIFICATIONS: National Diploma in Safety Management (NADSAM), SAMTRAC and NOSA, OSHAS 18 001, COMSOC I & II. EXPERIENCE & REQUIREMENTS: Minimum of five years of Safety experience in a mining environment, of which three years at Management level. Personal attributes required: Good interpersonal relationships, a drive for results, decision-making skills and communication skills. Should your profile meet the above criteria, please send your CV to Mashudu@ nyayoconsulting.co.za. The closing date for applications is 19 August 2011. Applicants not contacted by 29 August 2011 should consider themselves unsuccessful. Preference will be given to HDA applicants, resident/from the area.Preference will be given to HDA applicants, resident/from the area.

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LEGALS NOTICE FOR TRIB AL/COMMUNITY RESOLUTION DATE: 23 August 2011 TIME: 14:00 VENUE: Altein Headmen Kraal BACKGROUND Thulamela Local Municipality appointed Khosa Development Specialists Pty Ltd, to Demarcate 100 Residential sites at Altein village. The Development will be on a portion of the farm Alten 222 LT covering 12.2763 Hectares. PURPOSE To formulate a Tribal/Community decision in terms of the interim procedures governing land development decisions which require the consent of the Minister of Land Affairs as the nominal owner of the land in terms of the Interim Protection of Informal Land Right Act, 31 of 1996, with particular reference to: •Demarcation of 100 Residential sites •Obtain the necessary decision to enable the approval and registration of the General Plan of 100 sites with the Land Surveyor General. W H O S H O U L D ATTEND : The following interested and affected parties are invited to attend: •Residents of the Altein and surrounding villages •Women’s Organizations •Civil Organizations •Community based Organization •Youth organisation •Traditional organization •Potential beneficiaries of the project FURTHER INFORMATION: Contact the following: Town and Regional Planner: Mr. Khosa JD of Khosa Development Specialists Pty Ltd: Tel: 015 297 5433/083 490 2005 email: mavona.jd@gmail. com and/or Humbulani Netshakhuma of Department of Rural Development and Land Reform Tel: 015 297 3539/076 823 9759. Date of the Notice: 30 July 2011

LO YA LICENSE YA ZYIBVELEDZWA ZWA ZWIVHASWA ACT, 1997 (ACT NO 120 YA 1997) Ndivhadzo iyi I divhadza vhothe vhakwameaho na vha to daho ngaha MAT HATA LIVHUWANI MARGARET hune afha o nwalwa sa ‘muhumbeli” wea disa khumbelo yau wana Site License nomboro ya khumbelo F/2011/03/08/0001 Matangari village tshitakani Matangari road Thohoyandou Sibasa Ndivho ya khumbelo iyi ndiya uwana license yau kona u rengisa zwivhaswa ludi. Sa zwe khumbelo ya zwivheisa zwone, Ndzudzanyo dza hone lunwalo lwa khumbelo dzinga itwa kha Controller of Petroleum, Product kha; Telephone: 015 287 4727 kana, Fax: 015 287 4729 Email: kgagodi.chuene@ energy.gov.za Vhupfiwa hothe malugana nau netshedzwa ha iyi khumbelo vhune ha do sumbedza zwavhudi noboro ya khumbelo ire afho ntha, vhanga vhu livhisa khavha Controller of Petrolem Products husa

athu ufhela maduvha a fumbili au shumamusi ho bva ndivhadzo iyi. Vhanga nwalela kha adiresi hedzi. The Controller of Petroleum Products Department of Energy 101 Dorp Street Polokwane 0700 The Controller of Petroleum Products Department of Energy Private Bag X9467 Polokwane 0700 NDIVHADZO MALU GANA NA KHUM BELO YA LICENSE YA ZYIBVELEDZWA ZWA ZWIVHASWA ACT, 1997 (ACT NO 120 YA 1997) Ndivhadzo iyi I divhadza vhothe vhakwameaho na vha to daho ngaha MAT H ATA L I V H U WA N I MARGARET hune afha o nwalwa sa ‘muhumbeli” wea disa khumbelo yau wana Retail License nomboro ya khumbelo F/2011/03/08/0002 Matangari village tshitakani Matangari road Thohoyandou Sibasa Ndivho ya khumbelo iyi ndiya uwana license yau kona u rengisa zwivhaswa ludi. Sa zwe khumbelo ya zwivheisa zwone, Ndzudzanyo dza hone lunwalo lwa khumbelo dzinga itwa kha Controller of Petroleum, Product kha; Telephone: 015 287 4727 kana, Fax: 015 287 4729 Email: kgagodi.chuene@ energy.gov.za Vhupfiwa hothe malugana nau netshedzwa ha iyi khumbelo vhune ha do sumbedza zwavhudi noboro ya khumbelo ire afho ntha, vhanga vhu livhisa khavha Controller of Petrolem Products husa athu ufhela maduvha a fumbili au shumamusi ho bva ndivhadzo iyi. Vhanga nwalela kha adiresi hedzi. The Controller of Petroleum Products Department of Energy 101 Dorp Street Polokwane 0700 The Controller of Petroleum Products Department of Energy Private Bag X9467 Polokwane 0700

NOTICE TO CREDI TORS IN DECEASED ESTATE Estate Late Phahlela Mal vin Shithlelani, Id No: 620104 5788 088, Date of Death: 3rd June 2011. Estate no: 1441/2011. Last Address: Stand No: 355 Shithelani Village, Dis trict of Malamulele All persons having complains and claims against the above estate are called upon to contact the appointed Executrix within thirty (30) days of the publication of this notice. The name of the Executrix is as follow: Stella Viyeya Shithlelani and the name of the agent is as follows: NOEL CHAUKE AT TORNEYS OFFICE NO: 228 MUTUAL BUILDING P O BOX 1422 GIYANI 0826 TEL: 015 812 1574 FAX: 015 812 1575 REF: CH/MN/0150/ 1EST THULAMELA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY NOTICE FOR SUBDI VISOR AND REZO NING

I, Tshilidzi Nelwamondo being the authorized agent of the owner of Erf 278/1 Thohoyandou M measuring 4000 metre square, hereby give notice in terms of Section 56(1)(b)(i) of teh Town Planning Ordinance, 1986 (Ordinance 15 of 1986), that I have applied to the Thulamela Municipality for the amendment of the Thulamela Town - Planning Scheme, 2007 in operation by the rezoning and subdivision of the property(ies) described above, situated at Thohoyandou M for 05 August 2011 to 19 August 2011. Particulars of the application wil lie for inspection during normal office hours at the relevant office of: Thulamela Municipality, Senoir manager Development and Planning, Room 334, Private Bag X 5066, Thohoyandou, 0950 for a period of 28 days from 3 September 2011. Objectionsto or representations in respect of the application must be lodged with or made in writing to above or be addressed to: (at the relevant office) *Director: Development Planning; Room 334, Privet Bag X5066, Thohoyandou, 0950. Address of Authorized agent: Physical Address: 40 jubilee Creek, Bendor Polokwane, 0699. Postal Address: P O Box 15153, Flora Park, 0699, Telefax: 083 358 2670 NDIVHADZO YAUSH ANDUKISWA HA KUSHEMISELWE KWA MAVU Vha khou divhadzwa uri huna khumbelo yo itwaho nga vha Nelphat CC, vho imela muiti wa tshanduko yo bulwaho afho ntha ya Erf 278/1 Thohoyandou M, uri huvhe hau endala mashango na hodela. Vhane vha takalela u vhala ngaha khumbelo iyi, manwalo aya akhou wanala ofisini ya minidzhere muhulwane wa kudzudzanyele na mvelaphanda, masipala wa Thulamela, Thohoyandou. Manwalo aya ado wanala lwa tshifhinga tshi edanaho maduvha a 28 ubva kha duvha la u thoma la u dadziwa ha khumbelo iyo yo bulwaho afho ntha. Vha ne vha vha na mbilaelo na iyi khumbelo vha nwalele masipala wa Thulamela kha Diresi itevhelaho, P O Box 5006, Thohoyandou, 0950. Mbilaelo dzi do tanganedzwa lwa maduvha a 28 ubva khau andadzwa ha iyi khumbelo. Diresi ya feme yo itaho khumbelo ino ndi P O Box 15153, Flora Park, 0699, 40 Jubilee Creek, bendor, 0699. Telefax 083 358 2670. IN THE MAGIS TRATE’S COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTPANSBERG HELD AT LOUIS TRI CHARDT Case No.: 3500/07 In the matter between: MICROMATH TRAD ING 589CC T/A JA PAN MOTODEN Plaintiff and MR MBEREG HANSFORD MH RAT SHILELE T/A RAT SHILELE TRANSPORT (ID: 520419 5688 083) Defendant NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION IN PURSUANCE of a judgment in the Magistrate's Court of Louis Trichardt and Warrant of execution issued on 7/11/2007, the goods listed hereunder

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NOTICE IN TERMS OF 35(5) OF ACT 66 OF 1965 Notice is hereby given that copies of the First and Final Liquidation and Distribution Account in the Estate of the late: NZHIMA PHILLE MON BALOYI, Identity number: 5703025810080, Formally of: MALAM ULELE, HOUSE NO: 55B, THULAMELA MUNICIPALITY in the district of vhembe who died on the 24th May 2010, estate No. 1123/2010 will be open for inspection by all persons with an interest therein for period of 21 days from the date of publication hereof at the offices of the Master of the High Court Thohoyandou. Should no objections thereto be lodge with the master’s office at Thohoyandou during the specified period the executor will proceed to make payments in accordance with the Account. Dated and Signed at Thohoyandou on this the 28th day of July 2011. WISANI BALOYI AT TORNEYS Office no: 242/245, 02nd Floor, Old Mutial Building, Thohoyandou, P O Box 3305, Louis Trichardt, 0920 Tel / Fax: 015 962 5816

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MUTALE MUNICIPALITY

REQUEST FOR QUOTATIONS: SUPPLY OF LEGAL SERVICES Mutale Municipality is hereby requesting all interested suppliers to submit quotations for the supply of Legal Services on and as when required basis. Quotations are expected from firm of Attorneys that specializes on Civil, Labour, Criminal and Dept Collection matters and will also be required to give advice/opinion on complex legal matters. Quotation must specify the following: Hourly rates for Court matters and consultation and must be accompanied by a detailed company profile, valid Tax Clearance Certificate, company registration certificate, VAT registration number and proof that the company is a member of the Law Society of SA. Quotations must reach the Municipality not later than 19th August 2011 at 12h00 in a sealed envelope marked: SUPPLY OF LEGAL SERVICES. Quotations can be delivered to MUTALE MUNICIPALITY, New Office Building, next to old Manenu Batallion Building, Tshilamba in the tender box provided. Quotations will be assessed under the provisions of the Councils Supply Management Policy. Mutale Municipality is not bound to accept the lowest or any quotation and reserves the right not to accept any part of the quotation. Please note: No quotations by facsimile or e-mail will be accepted. All enquiries may be directed to Adv Mutambedzo I.F. at (015) 967 9600 during working hours. TG NETSHANZHE MUNICIPAL MANAGER

VHEMBE F.E.T. COLLEGE Site no 203, Private Bag X2136, Sibasa, 0970, Limpopo • Tel: (015) 963 3156 / 963 3657 • Fax: (015) 963 3154 • E-mail: fetcol@mweb.co.za

TENDER BULLETIN INVITATIONS ARE HEREBY EXTENDED TO POSSIBLE SUPPLIERS CONCRETE PALISADE FENCE AT MASHAMBA CAMPUS:

TO SUPPLY AND ERECT

DESCRIPTION

BID NO.

CLOSING DATE

(TENDERS) BIDS OBTAI NABLE FROM

POST OR DELIVERY TO

Tenders (bids) are invited from experienced and registered companies to supply and erect 1.8m high and 2383.3m palisade fence.

Bid 12/2011

30 August 2011

SCM Office SIBASA

Site A 203 SIBASA Next to Correctional Services

REQUIRED AT: Mashamba Campus Compulsory site briefing session to be conducted on 10 August 2011 at 11h00. Tender documents are available at a non-refun dable deposit of R100.00 Evaluation will be conducted on 90/10 point system. No fax or email document will be accepted.

NOTICE TO CREDI TORS IN TERMS OF SEC 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATE ACT 66 OF 1965 In the estate of late: M A S WA N G A N Y I HLENGANI ERIC, Estate No. 5308/2011, Identity number: 710103 5871 085, Stand Number: 424, MUYEXE VILLAGE IN GI YANI DISTRICT, who died on the 08 th day of June 2011 and who was customarily married to HLUNGWANE TSAKANI MAVIS of id no: 710101 2032 081, Estate No. 5308/2011, Master of the High Court: Polokwane A ll pers ons having claims against the above mentioned are required to lodge their claims with undersigned within 30 days after the date of publication. Executrix: HLUNG WANE TSAKANI MA VIS C/O WISANI BA LOYI ATTORNEYS Office no: 242/245, 02nd Floor, Old Mutial Building, Thohoyandou, P O Box 3305, Louis Trichardt, 0920 Tel / Fax: 015 962 5816 Ref: BALOYI/EST 05/11 [THO]

VHEMBE F.E.T. COLLEGE Site no 203, Private Bag X2136, Sibasa, 0970, Limpopo • Tel: (015) 963 3156 / 963 3657 • Fax: (015) 963 3154 • E-mail: fetcol@mweb.co.za

TENDER BULLETIN BIDS ARE INVITED FOR SUPPLIES AND SERVICES AS INDICATED HEREUNDER: DESCRIPTION

REQUIRED AT

TENDER NO.

Supply of Cattle feeds: * Gold fattening 1040 (50kg) 250 Bags * Gold drought pellets (50kg) 250 Bags

Mashamba Campus

Bid 6/2011 30/08/2011

Supply of Chicken feeds: * Starter gold (50kg) 300 Bags * Grower Gold (50kg) 350 Bags * Finisher Gold (50kg) 350 Bags

Mashamba Campus

Bid 7/2011 30/08/2011

Supply of Goat feeds: * Gold goat pellets (50kg) 250 Bags * Gold Kid a001 (50kg) 250 Bags

Mashamba Campus

Bid 8/2011 30/08/2011

Provide Veterinary services: * Inspect, treat and supply medication to livestock

Mashamba Campus

Bid 9/2011 30/08/2011

Supply Sheep feeds: * Gold sheep pellets (50kg) 250 Bags * Gold lamb a001 (50kg) 250 Bags

Mashamba Campus

Supply Day old broiler chicks (ROSSE 228) 10 500 BIDS OBTAINABLE FROM: Stand No. A203, SIBASA, NEXT TO CORRECTIONAL SERVICES

DUE AT 11:00

Bid 10/2011

30/08/2011

Bid 11/2011

30/08/2011

POST OR DELIVER BIDS TO: Vhembe FET College Private Bag X2136 SIBASA, 0970

NB: NO BRIEFING SESSION WILL BE CONDUCTED Bid document is available at a non-refundable deposit of R100.00. Bids should be contested separately. Bid number should be clearly marked on the envelope. Bids will be evaluated in terms of 80/20 preferential point system.

LIMPOPO MIRROR

August 5, 2011 17

By Frank Mavhungu

Mamelodi Sundowns win Mopani Mayor’s Charity Cup Mamelodi Sundowns are the new champions of the Mopani Executive Mayor’s Charity Cup. They beat Giyani Hotspurs 5-0 in the final. Their way to the final went via Jomo Cosmos, whom they beat 4-2 at the Giyani Stadium on Sunday. Their game against Cosmos was a thriller. Sundowns’ opening goal came in the eighth minute. A defender of Cosmos, Berte Zico, deflected the ball back into his own net in an attempt to clear. Cosmos’ striker, Taonga Dondo, caused an upset in the 18th minute. He received a neat pass from Thabiso Hlalele and hesitated for too long to unleash within the box until he lost possession. Nyasha Mshekwi scored for Sundowns

in the 28th minute. Cosmos did not sit back and relax without a fight; instead, they regrouped from behind. They reduced the deficit by one through Nontshinga Siyabonga, whose ground cutter hit the woodwork and bounced across the goal line. Sundowns were leading 3-1 when the teams adjourned for the half-time break. Their third goal came via Musa Nyatama three minutes before the break. Cosmos approached the second half aggressively. They forced Sundowns to chase the action and scored their second goal in the 54th minute. Katlego Loke sent the Sundowns’ keeper, Wayne Sandilands, the wrong way after a neat pass from

Tsepo Moloto. Sundowns frustrated their opponents with their dribbling skills. They scored the fourth and sealed the game in the 78th minute. Nyasha Mshekwi finished off a rebound after an attempt by Teko Modise. • The defending champions, Supersport United, could not believe it when they were unexpectedly booted out in the semifinal stage by Giyani Hotspurs, who beat them 6-4. Hotspurs showed their elder brothers no respect as they matched them pound for pound in all departments. The score was 1-1 after regulated time, and Hotspurs shocked the Premier League side in the penalty shoot-out.

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VACANCY Mitique Financial Services Post: Typist (Receptionist) Place: Ramakulukusha Building Next to Taxi Rank Opposite Engine Garage Sibasa Closing date for CV’s: Thursday, 11 August 2011 Interviews: Friday 12 August 2011 Time: 09h00 am

VHEMBE DISTRICT TAXI COUNCIL MVUSULUDZO TAXI RANK OFFICE THOHOYANDOU, VHEMBE Enquiries: Shandukani B S - 072 195 4003 Mongalo M R - 072 109 2357

Government Notice Nominations for Appointment of Suitable Persons to serve as Members of the Board of South African National Parks in terms of the National Environmental Management: Protected Areas Act, 2003 (Act No 57 of 2003) Interested persons or parties are invited, in terms of section 59(1)(a) of the Act, to nominate a suitable person, or persons, to be appointed as members of the Board of South African National Parks. General Information The Board consists of no fewer than nine and no more than 12 members, a Director-General or an official of the Department designated by the Director-General and a Chief Executive Officer, and takes all decisions in the performance of the functions of South African National Parks, except those decisions taken in consequence of a delegation in terms of section 71 of the Act or where the Public Finance Management Act provides otherwise. A member of the Board must be a fit and proper person to hold such office and have appropriate qualifications or experience. A person is disqualified from becoming or remaining a member of the Board if that person is holding office as a Member of Parliament or a provincial legislature or has been removed from office in terms of section 65 of the Act. Nominations must be in writing, supported by personal details of the nominee, particulars of the nominee’s qualifications or experience and any other relevant information, and accompanied by a letter of acceptance from the nominee or nominees, as well as copies of a clearly typed Curriculum Vitae and certified qualifications or experience. The nominations and letter of acceptance of the nomination by the nominee must be forwarded as follows: • By post: The Director-General: Environmental Affairs, attention: Ms Kwanele Mashiyi-Mhlwana, Private Bag X447, Pretoria 0001 • Hand-delivery: The Department of Environmental Affairs, attention: Ms Kwanele Mashiyi-Mhlwana, Room 419A, North Tower, Fedsure Forum, 315 Pretorius Street, Pretoria • By fax: 086 606 2790 • By e-mail: kmashiyi-mhlwana@environment.gov.za The nomination forms should reach her on or before 12:00 on 30 September 2011.

environmental affairs

Receptionist (4 years contract)

The Vhembe District Taxi Council is an equal opportunity employer, representing about 18 Taxi associations in the district. We are looking for a competent person to be the face of our institution, represent and preserve our image. The successful candidate will report to the admin manager. DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES: • Switch Board operating and performing administrative duties. Controlling and recording incoming and outgoing correspondence, attending to visitors, managing office diaries, reporting all faulty printers and other office equipment. REQUIREMENTS: • Matric / Grade 12 certificate with a relevant tertiary diploma coupled with 1 year experience in receptionist or administrative position. SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES: • Knowledge of the following computer software: MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint. • The incumbent must be able to type at least 35/40 wpm. • High proficiency in English is essential and proficiency in other SA languages will be a definite advantage. Applicants should submit CV’s to The Vhembe District Taxi office at Mvusuludzo Taxi Rank.

Department: Environmental Affairs REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA

Human Communications 78866

The closing date: 19 August 2011.

A quality-driven, financially sustainable, comprehensive University

InVITATIOn TO Tender Proposed new School of education and research Conference Centre bulk earthworks Tender number: SerC 01/07/2011 Bids are hereby invited from suitably qualified and well-experienced contractors for the Proposed new School of education and research Conference Centre bulk earthworks at the University of Venda, Thohoyandou and Vhembe District in Limpopo Province. Tender documents will be available for collection from monday, 8 August 2011 during working hours (08:30 to 16:00, Monday to Friday) at Procurement Office No. 51, Facilities Management Building, University of Venda, Thohoyandou. A non-refundable tender deposit of r1 000.00 is required on collection of the tender document, payable in cash at the University Finance Department or deposited at ABSA Bank, account number 1 000 000 538, reference number 00015615. An official and compulsory site inspection will be held on Thursday, 11 August 2011 at 10:00 at the Art Gallery Building, University of Venda, Thohoyandou. The University also reserves the right to negotiate further conditions and requirements with the successful bidder. Completed bid documents, fully priced and signed, must be sealed in an envelope marked "Bid: Proposed New School of Education and Research Conference Centre Bulk Earthworks" and should be deposited in the tender box located at the University of Venda, Facilities Management Building, by no later than 12:00 on Friday, 26 August 2011, where tenders will be opened in public. The University is not compelled to accept the lowest or any quotation. No late, faxed or telephonic bids will be accepted. Tenders submitted shall remain valid for 90 (ninety) days after the closing date. It will be to the advantage of the prospective tenderer if past successful projects include the construction of bulk earthworks, due to the complex nature of the work to be undertaken. It is required that tenderers should have a minimum CIdb contractor grading of 4Ce or higher. Only bidders who are registered in the relevant contractor category in the CIDB Register of Contractors will be considered. For Joint Ventures, all companies who are part of the Joint Venture must be registered with the CIDB. The CIDB Joint Venture Calculator will be applicable. Only companies which meet the grading for the bid will be considered. Any enquiries relating to the tender document can be directed in writing to mr Lufuno mukwevho of endecon ubuntu (Pty) Ltd at (015) 291-3363. enquiries relating to tender administration and procurement can be directed to mr ronald Tshitangano at the university of Venda at (015) 962-8250. Saatchi & Saatchi RecRuitment adveRtiSing 100264

LIMPOPO MIRROR

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LEGALS NOTICE: Three applications for mining permits to mine aggregate in terms of section 27 of the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act, 2002 (Act 28 of 2002) has been lodged at the office of the Regional Manager, Mineral Regulation, Limpopo Region, Private bag X9467, Polokwane, 0700 in respect of Portion 1 of the farm Antonvilla 7 MT, Distrcit of Musina. Particulars of Applicant: Applicant: Chirundini Beleggings CC Address: P O Box 582 Musina, 0900 Tel No: 015 534 3361 File Ref No: LP30/5/1/3/2/10060MP, 10061MP and 10062MP Any comments with regard to the relevant application should be forwarded to the above address within 14 days from publishing of this notice. NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35 Kindly be informed that the First and Final Liquidation and Distribution Account in respect of the Estate Late Balanganani Hendrick Neluonde, Id No: 4910105 244087, Es tate no: 443/2011, Last Address: Ngwenani Vil lage, Ha - Mapholi, Lim popo Province, will be open for inspection for a period of 21(twenty-one) days at the Louis Trichardt Magistrate Offices and offices of the Master of the Limpopo High Court Thohoyandou from the date specified or from the date of publication hereof, whoever may be later. Name and Address of Executor / Administrators of Estate. DT Mphaphuli Attorneys Office no: 10, Thompson Building, 30 Songozwi Street, Makhado, 0920 Ref: MR MPHAPHULI/ Est/006 AMENDED NOTICE OF LAND DEVELOP MENT AREA APPLI CATION (REGULATION 21(10) OF THE DEVELOP MENT FACILITATION REGULATIONS IN TERMS OF THE DE VELOPMENT FACILI TATION ACT, 1995) Khosa development specialists, p o box 727, bendor 0713 on behalf of mamphuri inverstments (the land development applicant) has lodged an application for the establishment of a land development area in terms of the development facilitation act 1995 (act 67 of 1995). The application is for the development of a portion of the farm greater giyani 891 lt and will consist of the following: * Single residential use: 644 erven of 34.99 of ruling area 400 m2. * Residential 2: 2 erven of 4.29 ha.

* Business 1: 3 erven of 17.01 ha (erf 649: for the purpose of a shopping centre and erf 359 and 648: for the purpose of a neighbouhood shops) * Business 2: 1 erf of 2.00 ha ( erf 652: for the purpose of an office park) * Institutional: 1 erf of 9.09ha. * Municipal: 1 erf of 1.19 ha * Public open space: 3 erven of 4.17 ha. * Cemetery: 1 erf of 0.06. * Public roads: 17.26 ha. The relevant plans documents and information are available for inspection at c/o rabe & landros mare street, polokwane and the land development applicant for a period of 21 days from 05 august 2011. The application will be considered at a tribunal hearing to be held at oasis lodge, giyani, on 30 August 2011 at 10:00. Any person having an interest in the application should please note: 1.You may within a period of 21 (twenty one) days from the date of the first publication of this notice, provide the land development applicant with your written objections or representations. Any person who intends appearing at the tribunal hearing must attend the pre-hearing conference either personally or through his/her duly authorised representative; or 2.If your comments constitute an objection to any aspect of the land development application, you must appear in person or through a duly authorised representative before the tribunal at the pre-hearing conference. Any written objection or representation must be delivered to the land development applicant at his or her address set out below within the said period of 21 days, and you may contact the designated officer if you have any queries on tel 015 295 5400 and fax 015 295 8170, e-mail: netshitomboniht@limdlgh.gov.za Contact: madisha mi/ khosa jd, p o box 727 bendor 0713 tel: 015-297 5433, cell: 078 581 7466/ 083 490 2005, fax: 086 600 7119 e-mail: infomadc@ telkomsa.net. XITIVISO XA NH LENGELETANO YA XIBOHO XA VAAKA TIKO SIKU: 23 Mhawuri 2011 NKARHI: 14:00 NDHAWU: Hubyeni ya le Altein MASUNGULO: Masipala wa Thulamela wu thorile va Khosa Development Specialists Pty Ltd leswaku va pandza switandzi swa 100 etikweni ra le Altein. Hluvuko lowu wu ta va wu ri eka xiphemu xa purasi leri vitaniwaka Altein 222 LT, switandzi leswi swi ta va eka xiphemu lexi ringanaka tihekitara ta 12.2763. XIKONGOMELO: K u endla xiboho xa vaaka tiko ku ya hi ku landzelela swiboho leswi lawulaka hluvukiso wa swa misava, lowu hi faneleke hi kuma pfumelelo eka minisitara wa swa misava tani hi leswi

yena anga hlawuriwa ku va n’winyi wa misava kuya hi nawu wa ku siveriwa ka misava wa informal Land Right Act, 3 of 1996. Mayelana na leswi landzelaka: •Ku pandziwa ka switandzi swa 100 •Ku kuma pfumelelo lowu faneleke eka Nkulukumba wa vuhlahluvi bya swa misava leswaku switandzi swa 100 swi ta kota ku pasisiwa na ku tsarisiwa. LAVA FANELEKE KU TA:Munhu un’wana na un’wa loyi a tsakelaka na lava khumbhekaka hi ta hluvuko lowu, kunga lava landzelaka: •Vaaka- tiko va le Altein na vamatiko kwelwani •Mihlangano ya va manana •Swiyimisi swa nhluvukiso •Nhlangano wa vatshwa •Swiyimisi swa vaaka tiko •Nhlangano wa swa ndzhavuko •Na lava va nga ta vuyeriwa hi hluvuko lowu hi vulavulaka hi wona. VUXOKO-XOKO BYI N’WANA: Loko mi lava vuxoko-xoko mi nga tihlanganisa na: Mupulenara wa swa madoraba: Tatana Khosa J.D wa Khosa Development Specialists Pty Ltd: Tinomboro ta foyini: 015 297 5433 / 083 490 2005, mi nga va kuma eka Email adirese ya mavona.jd@ gmail.com na/kumbe Humbulani Netshakhuma wa Ndzawulo ya nhluvukiso wa swaxikaya na vuatswisi bya miasava eka nomboro ya 015 297 3539/076 823 9759. Siku ra xitiviso I 30 Mawuwani 2011

Thohoyandou , 0950 Tel: 015 962 7500 Cell: 071 852 3782 Fax: 015 962 4020/5328 E-mail: nemadzhililha@ thulamela.gov.za Khosa Development Spe cialists (Pty) Ltd Contact Person: Mphagi Tikani Lance, Physical Address: 01 Munnik Av enue Sterk Park, Polokwane 0699 Tel: 015 297 5433 Cell: 079 5348 241 Fax:086 600 7119 E-mail: infomadc@tel komsa.net / masingita. gec@gmail.com In order to ensure that you are identified as an interested or affected party, please submit your name, contact information and interest in the matter to Mphagi Tikani Lance at the consultant address given above within 14 days of the publication of the advertisement. The public participation meeting will be held on the 23 August 2011 on site at 14H00. Date of publication: 5 August 2011

XITIVISO LEXI LULAMISIWEKE XA XIKOMBELO XO HLUVUKISA MISAVA (XINAWANA XA 21 (10) XA NAWU WO HLOH LETELA NHLUVUKO KUYA HI NAWU WA DEVELOPMENT FACILITATION ACT, 1995) Khosa development specialists, po box 727, bendor 0713 hi ku yimela mamphuri investments (mukomberi wa ku hluvukisi misava) va endlile xikombelo xa ku hluvukisa misava kuya hi nawu wa development facilitation NOTICE FOR THE act, 1995 (act 67 of 1995). ENVIRONMENTAL Xikombelo i xa ku hluIMPACT ASSESS vukisa xiphemu xa purasi MENT PROCESS Notice is given in terms of ra greater giyani 891 lt na Chapter 6, Regulations 54 swona hluvuko lowu wu of the Regulations R543 tava hi ndlela leyi: of 18 June 2010. Regula- * Switandi swo tshama tion complied in terms of swa ntlawa wo sungula: chapter 5 of the National swi tava nhlayo ya 644, Environmental Manage- swi thlela swi ka mpimo ment Act, 1998 (act 107 wa 400m2 hi xin’we laha 0f 1998) that Thulamela katsakanyo kunga 34.99 Local Municipality intends wa tihekitara. to carry out the following * Switandi swo tshama swa ntlawa wa vumbirhi: activity: ACTIVITY IS LISTED swi tava 2, katsakanyo wa mpimo ku tava 4.29 wa ON R 544, NO 23(II) The transformation of tihekitara. undeveloped, vacant or * Switandi swa mabindzu derelict land to- residen- swa ntlawa wo sungula: tial, retail, commercial, swi tava ka mpimo wa recreational, industrial or 17.01 wa tihekitara (xitandinstitutional use, outside zi xa 649: lexi xi nga ta va an urban area and where xa ndzhawu ya mabindzu the total area to be trans- lamankulu, na xitandzi xa formed id bigger than 1 359 na 648: lexi xi nga hectare but less than 20 tava xa mabindzu lama hectares;- Except where vatshami ndzwawu va nga such transformation takes ta matirhisa hi masiku ku places for linear activities. xava ka wona) PROPOSED PROJECT * Xitandzi xa mabindzu Proposed demarcation of xa ntlawa wa vumbirhi: 100 stands at Altein vil- xi tava xiri eka mpimo wa lage on farm Altein 222 2.00 wa tihekitara (ku nga LT at Thulamela Local Mu- xitandzi xa 652: lexi xi nga nicipality within Vhembe ta tirha tani hi ndzhawu ya District Municipality, tihofisi) Limpopo Province.The * Xitandzi xin’we xa swa GPS coordinates for the dyondzo lexi nga ta rinproposed area are: S23o gana tihekitara ta 9.09 wa 29’ 36.0’’ E 29o 43’ 21.9’’. tihekitara LEDET Ref No: 12/1/9/1- * Switandzi swinharhu swa vuwiselo bya vanhu leswi V23 Thulamela Local Mu nga ta ringana tihekitara ta 4.17 hi katsakanyo. nicipality Contact Person: Mr. H.P * Xitandzi xin’we xa Nemadzhilili, Postal Ad xirhapa xa lava loveke dress: Private Bag X5066, lexi nga ta va 0.06 wa

tihekitara. * Ku katsa na mapatu yo fambela lama nga ta teka xiphemu xo ringana tihekitara ta 17.26. Maphepa ya tipulani na vuxoko-xoko byo tala byi kona ku va byi hlahluviwa e-polokwane ka khona ya xitarata xa rabe na landros mare, xikombelo lexi xo hluvukisa misava xi tava kona ku ringana masiku ya 21 ku suka hi ti 05 mawuwani 2011. Xikombelo lexi xi ta hlamuseriwa eka tshamo wa tribunal lowu nga ta va kona e-oasis lodge, giyani, hi ti 30 mawuwani 2011, hi nkarhi wa 10h00. Munhu un’wana na un’wana loyi a nga na ku tsakela eka xikombela lexi a tsundzuke leswi landzelaka: 1.Eka masiku ya 21 ku sukela siku leri xitiviso xi humelerisiweke hi rona, mi nga nyika swisolo na swibumabumelo leswi tsariweke mayelana na hluvuko lowu hi vulavulaka hi wona. Munhu u n’wana na un’wana loyi a lavaka ku va kona eka tshamo wo hetelela wa tribunal u fanele a rhanga a va kona eka tshamo wo sungula wa tribunal eka masiku lawa tivisiweke la henhla kumbe a rhumela munhu loyi a n’wi hlawuleke. 2.Loko swibumabumelo swa wena swi va swisolo eka hluvuko lowu, u fanele u ta swi hlamusela kumbe muyimeri wa wena loyi u n’wi hlawuleke a swi hlamusela eka tshamo wo sungula wo yingisela wa tribunal. Swisolo na swi bumabumelo swin’wana na swin’wana leswi tsariweke swi nga rhumeriwa eka muyimeri wa mukomberi wa hluvukiso wa misava ka masiku ya 21 lama vuriweke eka kherhefu leyi nga ta tsariwa laha hansi. Loko mi ri na swivutiso mi nga ti hlanganisa na muofisiri loyi a hlawuriweke eka foni ya 015 284 5000, fekisi ya 015 295 8170 kumbe email ya netshitomboniht@limdlgh. gov.za Tihlanganiseni na: madisha m.i kumbe khosa j.d, po box 727, bendor, 0713, foni: 015 297 5433/078 581 7466/083 490 2005, fekisi: 086 600 7119, email: infomadc@ telkomsa.net kumbe infomadc@telkomsa.net

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Support for Nzimande to reopen colleges

Oscar Ramantswana (left) is ready to attack Maduvha Mudologi. By Kaizer Nengovhela

Easy 2-0 victory for Maniini All Blacks Maniini All Blacks were too strong for Western Stars in their rehersal match at the Tshiozwi grounds on Sunday. The final score was 2-0 in favour of Blacks. Phumudzo Mafukata of Blacks shot in a loose ball after a scramble within the box, but his shot was cleared by Lufuno Ndou. Blacks immediately took command of the game, in search of an early goal.The pressure increased on the Stars

defenders, who continuously made mistakes. The players who gave the Stars defence a terrible headache were Mashudu “Tjolo” Mashapha and Phumudzo Mafukata. Stars were playing against the wind in the first half, but managed to contain the Blacks. The visiting side came close to scoring in the 18th minute, but Zane Nkhumeleni shot wide with only keeper Tshia-

mangadzo Masala to beat. In the second half, Mashudu Mashapha beat the off-side trap and ran straight to the opponents’ keeper, Tshimanagadzo Masala, and sent him the wrong way. The goal prompted more attempts from Blacks, who invaded their opponents’ goal area on numerous occasions. Stars came back into the game towards the 70th minute. The Madombidzha outfit was unfortunate when Oscar Ramantswana’s shot hit the post with the Blacks’ keeper, Rembuluwani Mbedzi, well-beaten. Zane Nkhumeleni scored his team’s second goal in the 80th minute. He received a neat pass from Maduvha Mudologi and beat the keeper with a ground cutter.In the last 10 minutes of the match, Stars enjoyed more ball possession. Several promsing moves were stopped by the rock-solid deGeoff Mthembu (right) tries to close the way for Maduvha Mudologi. fence of Blacks. Old Mutual Mangaung Cup

Early success for Leopards against Ajax rattled the crossbar for a second time, as Terror Fanteni’s goal-bound header took a deflection off the back of a Leopards defender that directed it onto the woodwork. The Cape side were virtually camping in Leopards’ half in the last 20 minutes of the game, but a combination of Ajax’s substandard execution in the final third and some stubborn defending from Lidoda Duvha left Maarten Stekelenburg’s team frustrated. Black Leopards held out to secure a 1-0 win that sees them through the final of the Old Mutual Mangaung Cup on their tournament debut. They will meet the winners of the second semifinal between defending champions Bloemfontein Celtic and Thabo Mongalo of Black Leopards and Thulani Hlatshwayo of Ajax Cape Soweto giants Moroka Town struggle for the ball. © Muzi Ntombela/BackpagePix Swallows. (From page 20) The resultant corner kick saw Hlatshwayo hit the crossbar with a glancing header. Just about 10 minutes later, the Urban Warriors

The Sadtu structures in Limpopo have reacted positively to the call by Minister Blade Nzimande last month to reopen teachers’ training colleges. According to the Limpopo provincial secretary of Sadtu, Mr George Mudumela, the union had always been against the closing of these colleges. “The decision by the minister was long overdue. We support the minister on the call for the re-opening of these colleges. South Africa has a huge shortage of teachers, and opening the colleges may help curb the problem we are facing,” said Mudumela. According to a report by nwu. wordpress.com, the minister said

the call to reopen the colleges was in line with the decision ta ken by the ANC at its Polokwane conference at the end of 2007. The report said that of more than 100 colleges countrywide that existed, about two thirds were closed down and by 2001, the remaining 27 colleges were incorporated into universities. In a report Nzimande said that the first step in any assessment of whether colleges should be reopened was to look at why they were closed in the first place. “There were basically two reasons. Firstly, the quality of the teacher training provided by most of the colleges was considered to be very low. Secondly,

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Elim Superspar - Stream B Played Won Draw Lost For Against Points 24 18 4 2 64 22 58 24 16 5 3 46 21 53 24 16 3 5 47 23 51 24 14 5 6 38 26 47 24 11 9 4 47 28 42 24 12 3 9 31 26 39 24 11 1 12 33 44 34 24 9 5 10 29 26 32 24 8 6 10 24 27 30 24 7 3 12 33 46 25 24 5 2 17 19 47 17 24 4 3 17 19 36 16 24 2 1 21 20 58 7 Hlanganani Stream under 15 Played Won Draw Lost For Against Points 13 9 0 4 38 23 27 14 8 2 4 38 23 26 14 6 4 4 16 22 22 12 6 2 4 30 30 20 14 5 4 5 26 24 19 12 2 4 6 23 22 16 11 5 1 5 22 24 10 12 1 1 10 9 41 4

Levubu Spar Soccer League Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against Points Gwamasenga United Brothers 34 26 2 6 99 27 80 Tshakhuma Liverpool F C 30 20 9 1 71 23 69 Kurhuleni Happy Fighters 33 20 8 5 58 16 68 Valdezia Malumbe Express 34 21 6 7 50 28 66 Muungamunwe Liverpool F C 29 15 8 6 55 27 53 Tshakhuma Peace Lovers 31 14 7 10 51 33 48 Vhangani Freedom Celeb 29 14 4 12 48 41 45 Tshivhulana Young Tigers 26 12 4 10 45 25 44 Mashau Tiger Boys 29 13 6 10 37 31 44 Tshikwarani Young Brothers 28 10 9 9 20 24 39 Matsila Morning Sweepers 30 13 5 12 44 50 39 Tshakhuma Blue Birds 29 10 9 10 29 40 39 Misson Young Rovers 26 9 7 10 28 34 31 Doli Anchors FC 29 8 7 13 27 39 31 Mashau Thenga Black Lions 28 7 10 11 28 46 31 Mariadze Shooting Stars 34 6 7 21 22 54 25 Mathothwe Thunderbirds F C 24 3 8 14 21 46 17 Mashau Highlanders F C 34 4 2 28 17 75 14 Luvhengo's Youth Development U/17 Team Played Won Draw Lost Denis Arsenal FC 6 5 1 0 Muradia Youth Development 6 4 2 0 Nzhelele Soccer Academy 6 4 1 1 Dopeni Troble Maker 6 4 0 2 Tshikuwi Soccer Development 6 4 0 2 Nwambedi FC 6 3 1 2 Khalavha Silver Cosmos 6 3 1 2 Nzhelele Young All Nations 6 2 1 3 Luvha Eleven Exprience 6 2 1 3 Matsa Waya - Waya 6 2 0 4 Luvhalani Sunshine Pirates 6 2 0 4 Rabali Peace Makers 6 2 0 4 Khosa FC 7 2 0 5 Mboneni Paradise 7 1 0 6

For Against Points 21 3 16 14 7 14 27 10 13 23 14 12 12 6 12 7 6 10 6 11 10 7 10 7 11 19 7 12 14 6 8 10 6 13 20 6 9 20 6 6 21 3

Makhado LFA Magwaba Bus Service Stream A Played Won Draw Lost For Against Points Team Mauluma Black Mambas 48 38 8 2 131 40 123 Tshirenzheni Peace Makers 48 38 11 5 98 57 107 Dopeni Mighty Comrades 48 30 12 6 102 51 102 Dopeni United FC 48 28 15 5 108 51 99 magadani M & M 48 30 9 9 85 41 96 Mauluma All Stars 48 27 9 12 86 57 90 Thononda All Stars 48 23 12 13 90 63 81 Mandala Happy Boys 48 23 12 14 103 82 81 Murunwa XI Experience 48 20 13 15 82 62 72 Tshikombani Arsenal FC 46 19 11 16 62 56 68 Tshiendeulu New Castle 46 19 8 19 80 67 65 Vuvha Kill Them All 45 18 11 16 68 74 65 Kokwane Foot Prints 47 18 9 20 61 64 62 Matashavhawe Come to See 43 17 11 15 7 66 62 Nzhelele Home Sweepers 46 17 10 19 64 73 61 Thedza Magekha FC 48 16 8 24 74 83 56 Khakhu United F C 48 13 16 19 56 71 55 Mphaila Young Tigers 46 14 9 23 68 8 51 Milaboni Chop Them Down 48 12 12 24 67 93 48 Mavhunga All Stars 47 11 11 25 52 81 44 Khakhu Young Chiefs 44 12 6 26 54 69 42 Khunda Hungry Lions 48 11 8 30 58 100 41 Makungwi Liverpool FC 46 9 6 31 47 121 33 Mphephu Naughty Boys 47 8 6 33 42 106 30 Mudunungu Try Again 48 5 5 38 32 96 20

the training provided in the colleges was very expensive when measured on a per-head basis, mainly because most colleges catered for fairly small numbers of students,” he said. In the report, Nzimande explains the reasons why there have been calls for the re-opening of colleges. “It includes the fact that they were more accessible, both geographically and in terms of their enrolment requirements, including, but not limited to, the issue of fees. Another reason is that there has been a problem to produce enough teachers for the schooling system,” explained Nzimande.

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Nhelele Stream Ladies Football Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against Points Paradise The Vultures 8 7 1 0 19 0 19 Dopeni United F C 8 3 1 4 7 16 10 Khosa Ladies F C 8 2 1 5 4 20 7 Mandala Women Hot Chilloes 8 1 2 6 6 22 5 Mandala Super Eagles 8 0 0 8 16 0 0

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Vuwani Stream Under 17 Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against Points Vyeboom Baloyi´s Friends 19 13 4 2 49 29 43 Tshino United Brothers 18 11 6 1 40 16 39 Hosni Young Killers 17 8 2 7 18 18 26 Nngwekhulu FC 13 7 4 2 32 13 25 Valdezia Malumbe Express 13 7 2 3 25 15 23 Rospa United FC 10 6 1 3 29 16 19 Tshitungulwane Reformed Squad 10 5 1 4 14 12 16 Dindela Tshidembe Boys 12 4 4 4 20 21 16 Tshivhulana Young Deve 15 4 1 10 24 36 12 Tshivhulana Real rovers 15 3 2 10 21 23 10 Vuwani Clever Boys 10 2 2 6 15 17 8 Vuwani Liverpool 15 5 2 8 22 29 7 Masa Young Rovers 10 2 1 7 9 17 7 Singo Disco Five 11 2 1 8 13 23 7 Gabeni Hungry Killers 6 1 2 3 6 12 6 Vuwani Spar Soccer League Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against Points Malonga Killer Boys 32 25 5 2 85 29 80 Singo Disco Five 32 25 3 4 78 31 78 Manavhela Black rangers 32 23 4 5 76 29 73 Sundani Rovers F C 32 21 6 5 63 32 69 Vyeboom Double Experience 32 19 5 8 45 20 59 Nesengani United FC 32 18 5 9 58 54 56 Tshivhazwaulu Soccer Academy 33 14 7 12 59 45 49 Nngwekhulu Real Rovers 30 14 4 12 54 48 46 Mutsha Atlantis FC 32 13 4 15 55 64 43 Tshitungwane Reformed Squad 32 10 10 12 45 58 40 Tshirululuni X1 Bullets 32 11 7 14 39 62 40 Tshimbupfe Fighty Cats 32 9 9 14 41 52 36 Mabidi Mighty Greens 31 7 9 15 43 56 30 Hanani Home Fighters 29 7 6 16 38 62 27 Vuwani Liverpool FC 31 8 3 20 36 63 24 Tshiphuseni All Stars 32 1 6 25 12 57 9 Vuwani Spar F C 32 1 2 29 13 64 5 Team Y Barcelona Nzama FC Peace Lovers The Best RM

Team Kaizer Angels Nzama FC The Best RM F C Magoswi

Team The Best RM F C Magoswi Nzama FC Two Boys FC Tshitanzhe Y B Manchester Crazy Boys Barcelona FC

U/14 Boys League Played Won Draw Lost For Against Points 1 1 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 3 0 U/15 Boys League Played Won Draw Lost For Against Points 1 1 0 0 2 2 3 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 U/17 Boys League Played Won Draw Lost For Against Points 1 1 0 0 2 1 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 2 0

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Black Leopards defeated Ajax Cape Town 1-0 in the first semifinal of the 2011 Old Mutual Mangaung Cup at Botshabelo Stadium on Sunday afternoon, with striker Thabo Mongalo scoring the game’s only goal. Ajax dominated the opening exchanges and created several chances in the first 20 minutes, though they were not able to beat Leopards’ goalkeeper Azwinndini Mapha- ha, who made a couple of good smothering saves to keep out low shots from Tafadzwa Rusike and Seydouba Soumah of Ajax Cape Town tries to win the ball from Vincent Khama Billiat. Mabusela of Black Leopards. © Pic Sydney Mahlangu/Backpagepix Leopards, very much against the run of play, took the lead midway through the Tel: (015) 516 5175/6/7 Fax: (015) 516 1012 first half. Captain Mongezi

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Bobe bamboozled Thulani Hlatshwayo before providing a perfect low cross that allowed Thabo Mongalo to score with a virtual tap-in. Just more than10 minutes later, the Limpopo team almost doubled their advantage. Skillful left winger

Ajax started the second half strongly, with Billiat forcing Maphaha into a fine, low save at his near post in the 53rd minute. Continues on p19

Khetho Masuku curled a shot beyond the reach of Ajax goalkeeper Sean Roberts, but centre-back Clayton Daniels was on hand to head clear off the goal line. Masuku continued to look dangerous and just before the half-time break he beat Roberts once again, this time with a dipping long-range effort, but the crossbar came to the keeper’s rescue.