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Dagga war

By Kaizer Nengovhela A war of a different kind is currently raging in Vhembe a war that seemingly concerns the right to sell dagga illegally in different areas.

Some of the murders reported over the past few weeks in the region are believed to be related to this turf war.

The tension started building up last Wednesday at the taxi rank in the Louis Trichardt CBD. Fighting broke out between two rival groups, and in the scuffle, a member of one of the groups was stabbed and seriously injured. He had to be taken to the local hospital and was later transferred to the Polokwane provincial hospital.

On Monday, the conflict moved to Ravele, where an armed group of gang members arrived, apparently searching for a rival “dealer”. When the “dealer” could not be found at his home, shots were fired, and the windows of his home were smashed. The group then proceeded to Zamenkomste, in search of another rival dealer.

From what could be established, the group had already visited Zamenkomste earlier that day, in search of the man.

They arrived at his house, but he was nowhere to be found.

They told his younger brother that the family must warn him to not meddle with the business in Louis Trichardt. The family members apparently tried to call their brother and warn him, but his phone was switched off.

A community member, who requested to remain anonymous, said that the gang had returned to Zamenkomste later that night. People heard shots being fired at around 21:00.

From what could be established, the gang members had returned to the home and found the brother that they had been searching for earlier.

He was shot several times.

When neighbours investigated, they found the man in a pool of blood. The gang members warned the other family members, however, that they would also be killed.

The injured man was apparently only taken to hospital the next day when the police arrived.

A community member commented that people were very frustrated with the rampant crime in the area. He said that thugs had been terrorising the

community for a long time, but the police were dragging their feet in addressing the problems.

He urged everyone to be united in the fight against crime. “All we want is a crimefree village,” he said. He blamed “incompetent policing” as the main reason for the increase in crime.

Residents from the Zamenskomste area believe the turf wars between gangs had already caused a number of deaths. In June this year, two women, a 90-year-old gogo and her 60-year-old daughter, were killed in Gogobole. Their deaths are rumoured to be related to the dagga syndicates fighting over territory.

Residents also accuse the police of colluding with dagga smugglers. They stated that they had no confidence in the police’s ability to act against the criminals.

The spokesperson for the SAPS in Limpopo, Brig Motlafela Mojapelo, confirmed the shooting at Zamenskomste.

He said that a man was shot, allegedly by dagga smugglers.

He said that the police were investigating a case of attempted murder.

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Prolific reggae music star Elijar Sithole (46), better known as Don Dada, is a survivor of Covid-19. Photo supplied.

Reggae star survives Covid-19

By Staff Reporter “Covid-19 is real. I consider myself lucky to be counted among the survivors of this worldwide pandemic. I thank the Lord because today I am healed and I’m back on my feet again – leading a normal life.”

These are the words of reggae music star Elijar Sithole (46), better known as Don Dada in the entertainment industry.

Sithole, who stays at Malavuwe village outside Thohoyandou, opened his heart about his experience of contracting and defeating the coronavirus. He is a professional nurse at

Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital in Gauteng.

The singer said he had flu-like symptoms, but the situation became serious when one of his colleagues at work tested positive for Covid-19.

“I then decided to test on Wednesday, 24 June, and my results came back two days after, confirming that I was positive for the virus. The hospital management arranged for me to be housed at the Eskom Quarantine Centre in Midrand, where I spent 14 days.”

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Reggae star survives brush with Covid-19 (From page 1) He said his health underwent a drastic change while he was at the quarantine centre. “I suffered from a serious headache and I lost my senses for smell and taste. I then suffered from mild flu and I felt as if my body was burning. Although I was not well, I made sure that I exercised daily and drank ginger tea mixed with honey three times a day, to boost my immune system. I also made sure that I ate oranges and lemons every day.

“I thank God because my symptoms were mild, and I did not experience any problems with my breathing system. Besides that, health care workers would provide us with medication, depending on the symptoms that one was feeling at the time. I was also advised to spend at least one hour a day in the sunlight. The health care workers did a wonderful job and I thank them for being on the frontline during these difficult times.”

Sithole said he kept on praying every day to ask God to spare his life. “One night while I was sleeping at the quarantine centre, I had a dream in which I visualised my own funeral. In the dream, family members and friends were crying uncontrollably when my coffin was lowered into the ground. After that dream, I spent two nights without sleeping because I could not understand what it meant. However, I kept on praying, telling God that I still wanted to live. My prayers were answered because after 10 days, the symptoms started to disappear one by one. After 14 days, I went for another test and I was cleared of the virus. I am now negative and I’m back to work, doing what I like most – to save people’s lives.”

The artist, who released his debut album entitled One Africa last year, said he was lucky because he was not stigmatised by those close to him. “Everyone was supportive and I’m grateful for their support. Even when I returned to work, I did not have any problems. I am living a normal life again, and I thank God that He has given me a second chance to live. We hear many Covid-19 deaths across the world daily, but I was lucky to survive and tell this testimony.”

He encourages everyone to practice the highest form of hygiene and precautionary measures against the spread of the coronavirus. “This disease is here, and it kills. Government has done everything to protect us and it is now in our hands to save our lives.

We should wash our hands with water and soap timeously. If there is no water around, let us make sure that we sanitize after touching things that are touched by many people, including trolleys in the shops. Wearing masks in public places and social distancing should be our way of life. Covid-19 is here, and it does not discriminate. I never thought it would happen to me, until I experienced it. Let us keep safe at all times.”

Former Bafana Bafana captain supports “Vuwani City” The Presidential Walk was initiated by Thovhele Nesengani Former Bafana-Bafana captain in response to President Cyril Lucas Radebe is urging the comRamaphosa’s call to the citizens to munities of Vhembe and Limpopo participate in a morning walk to to support the vision of Thovhele keep themselves healthy.

Ndivheni II Nesengani of turning Since he was installed on the Vuwani into a city. throne on February 7 this year, Radebe, or ‘Rhoo’ as he is affecNesengani initiated the 12-kilotionally known to Kaizer Chiefs metre walk that he leads from his supporters, sent out this message palace in Vuwani to Muvhenzhe during his participation in the junction and back every day at 12-kilometre Presidential Walk on 06:00, with the support of some Tuesday morning at Vuwani. members of the royal council and

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Former Bafana Bafana Captain Lucas Radebe, left, with Thovhele Nndivheni II Nesengani during his participation in the Presidential Walk at Vuwani on Tuesday morning.

any community members who might be interested to join.

Nesengani also initiated the building of Agricultural City in Vuwani to create jobs for the people of Vuwani, Vhembe and Limpopo.

In his attempt to build awareness and garner support for his vision, high-profile people such as Black Coffee, a South African-born DJ who is internationally acclaimed, has already visited Vuwani to pledge his support.

In his exclusive interview with Limpopo Mirror during his participation in the walk, a very fit and slim Radebe said he was impressed

by Nesengani’s vision. “To see a royal leader embarking on a vision like this in such a rural area in South Africa tempted me to decide to join this walk, so that I can show my full support.

“By doing this, I am also sending a message to the people around here to come and rally their support for this visionary leader. This remind me of my background where I grew up in Soweto and played for big teams like Kaizer Chiefs, Bafana Bafana and Leeds United in England,” said Radebe, who was awarded the freedom of the City in Leeds, England.

Radebe, who has been referred

to as ‘Chief ’ by Leeds fans, jokingly said that, from one chief to another, “we are together in this Presidential Walk in order to send a strong message that we are serious about this vision of turning Vuwani into an agricultural city”.

“This is an amazing dream. It reminds me of how I grew up. But with Mandela’s vision, today I and many other people are where they are today. The same vision that my chief friend, Thovhele Nesengani, has will also become a reality one day,” said Radebe.

Meanwhile, Thovhele Nesengani said he was excited about Radebe’s support. “We are inviting prominent figures to be involved in our Presidential Walk that is happening every day except Wednesday, to popularise our vision.

“Vuwani has been known for bad things, like violent protest marches and burning of buildings. So, we want to restore our image and prepare people for our new direction,” said Nesengani, who also hosted Vhembe Executive Mayor Dowelani Nenguda and the local mayors of Thulamela, Makhado and Collins Chabane, when he shared his vision with them at his palace last Tuesday.

TTM’s caretaker coach fully recovers from coronavirus

By Frank Mavhungu The caretaker coach of Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila FC (TTM), Mr Lucky Nelukau, has fully recovered after testing positive to the coronavirus about three weeks ago.

Nelukau told Limpopo Mirror that he, together with the other team members, had gone for testing a few days before the initial proposed date for the resumption of the Premier Soccer League (PSL) programme.

The PSL initially proposed the weekend of 18 and 19 July as the starting dates for the resumption of the paused league programme, but the proposal was turned down by the country’s football-controlling body, the South African Football Association (SAFA). SAFA cited the unavailability of match officials as the only reason why the league programme could not resume over that weekend.

According to Nelukau, they received the results two days after the test. He revealed that he, together with one player, namely Naeem Amojee, had tested positive for the virus. The former Black Leopards player said that they went into self-quarantine after receiving the results.

Upon completion of the quarantine period, they went for another test last Thursday.

King Mchichwa, as he was called during his heydays as a professional player, further revealed that the results for the second test were available two days thereafter. He said that he and his player were clean, and they had joined their teammates at the team’s training camp in Louis Trichardt on Monday morning.

Nelukau also stated that he was still battling to come to terms with the fact that some people started to spread the word that he was terminally ill through social media after he had tested positive for the virus. He stated that he had received numerous telephone calls from friends and relatives who had been concerned about his wellbeing after they had received the false information that he was bedridden and that it was just a matter of time before he succumbed to the virus.

He stressed the fact that he had not been in a critical condition at any time but had only followed the doctor’s advice to self-quarantine after testing positive. “I was in self-isolation for two weeks, in line with the health protocols, and those who say I was in a critical condition are liars,” he said. The 38-year-old mentor said that some of the people he had met after the self-quarantine had asked him if he was a ghost and said that believing their eyes was difficult. “Tell everyone that King Mchichwa is alive and well,” he said.

Alive and kicking. Mr Lucky “King Mchichwa” Nelukau.

Buysdorp’s Simeon Buys (81) dies

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The Soutpansberg suffered a great loss with the death of Mr Simeon Buys of Buysdorp.

Simeon passed away on 28 July at the age of 81 years. “The Buys community of Buysdorp has lost a man of quality, compassion, and great leadership.

He had by then already served, intermittently, many years in the Buys Management Committee (BMC). Aided by his wife, he was a horticulturist by which he could earn an income.

I knew him to be up and about at 03:00,” said life-long friend Alexander Smail.

Smail said he had served under Oom Simeon (as he was affectionately known) as

vice-chairperson of the BMC from July 2002 until December 2009. “This was a trying time for the committee, with all the problems left behind by the outgoing committee. There were no funds to work with, land claims were coming in, division in the community, and many other problems. This was indeed a time when we needed strong leadership. We HAD SIMEON as our leader; what a leader! what leadership! He put us on a course of hard and difficult work, of which I bore the brunt! What a slave driver!

The man was indefatigable,” said Smail. He added that Oom Simeon calmly led them. “…and one by one we overcame the problems afore mentioned.”

The late Simeon Buys had a “boere matric” (Standard 6). “Se voet, I say! He was better than many matriculants of today in his capacity as a leader; a stickler for punctuality, correctness of financial records; in just about everything under his administration. He was driven by his love for the community and the Buys farms. One gets to know the real person when the chips are down. This revelation of the man earned my great respect and loyalty,” said Smail.

Simeon was laid to rest on Saturday, 1 August, at the community cemetery in Buysdorp.

“Thank you, Simeon, for the experience we acquired from your example. Rest in peace,” said Smail.

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Two suspects in murder case arrested to the family. “We are somewhat relieved. We are on our way to finding closure in this matter, knowing who killed our beloved Lufuno,” said Mr Mpfariseni Nemavhulani, a family spokesperson. “No one wants to believe the police are doing an outstanding job. We say well done, and we are so thankful for what the police managed to do,”.

Limpopo police spokesperson Brig Motlafela Mojapelo said that the police were still looking for another suspect who was still in large. Anyone with information on the whereabouts of the suspect can contact the nearest police station.

The accused appeared in the Vuwani Magistrate’s Court last Wednesday and were remanded in custody until 25 August for a bail application.

By Kaizer Nengovhela

Almost two months after a member of the Nemavhulani royal family, Prince Lufuno Nemavhulani (24), was shot dead and robbed of his vehicle, two suspects, Straightforward Maenda (29) and Gundo Nethonzhe (27), were arrested in connection with the case.

Maenda was arrested by staff members of Gwala Security when he allegedly intended to steal on the company’s premises in Shayandima on Wednesday. After being questioned about his accomplices, Maenda directed them to Tshimbupfe, where Nethonzhe was arrested.

The suspects were linked to the murder of Nemavhulani and the one was found driving the stolen car of the late Nemavhulani. The suspects had been in hiding since June after the incident.

During the murder, three men allegedly entered the house of the deceased and held up the five family members in the house. They demanded cash and tied up a woman’s hands and legs with shoelaces.

When some of the family members resisted, the robbers allegedly started firing indiscriminately. In the process, Nemavhulani was hit in the stomach and died at the scene of the incident.

The suspects robbed the victims of their valuable belongings, such as cash and clothes, and a white Nissan1400 vehicle before they fled the scene.

One of the accused, StraightforThe arrest came as good news ward Maenda. Photo supplied.

Last respects to Candy “Makhadzi” Moloi an icon, but we continue to spread the with the tributes we received. She also seed far and wide. Death cannot be taught us to treat people of all levels The MEC for Transport and Comproud, because the journey that she he with respect and dignity, because they munity Safety, Ms Mavhungu Lehad travelled has also planted the seed, are human beings,” said Moloi. rule-Ramakhanya, described the late which will grow country-wide,” said According to her, she was so conaward-winning television actress, Lerule-Ramakhanya. nected with her mother spiritually Candy Mukondeleli “Makhadzi” RaMs Lerato “Zah” Moloi described that, when bad things happened to munenyiwa-Moloi (67), as a selfless her mother as a caring mother for her her, she used to feel it on her hand. figure who had served the creative children and even for children not She said she would miss her charming industry with distinction. of her own blood. “I am grateful that voice and the care she had given to the South African communities have her children, Tshepo and Lerato “Zah” Lerule-Ramakhanya delivered the given my mother a dignified send-off, Moloi. eulogy during the funeral at River View Lodge near the Nandoni Dam, just outside Thohoyandou, on Sunday.

The deceased actress was laid to rest in the Mbaleni cemetery.

She died last Tuesday in the Eugene Marais hospital in Pretoria after a long illness, and family said that she had been diagnosed with cancer.

She became famous as Makhadzi in the Tshivenda soapie Muvhango.

Although the funeral was conducted amid the stringent Covid-19 regulations, the Deputy Minister of Transport, Ms Dikeledi Magadzi, Thulamela Mayor Avhashoni Tshifhango, EFF leader Julius Malema, the general manager of SABC Limpopo, Mr Freddy Sadiki, and Khosikhulu Toni Mphephu Ramabulana attended.

Lerule-Ramakhanya also represented the Limpopo government and said they commended Candy for her sterling work in ensuring that the marginalized languages received recognition on the television screen, and that she was also known for her anchoring and acting activities. She said the death of Ramunenyiwa-Moloi had left a big void in the creative industry and a challenge to the coming generation.

“Each time we bury an icon, their The MEC for Transport and Community Safety, Ms Mavhungu Lerule-Racontributions are no more, death canmakhanya, delivered the eulogy during the funeral service of the late televinot be proud, because today we mourn sion actress, Ms Candy Mukondeleli “Makhadzi” Moloi.

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No bail for Tsianda resident accused of raping children

By Kaizer Nengovhela A resident of the Tsianda area, Azwindini Mulaudzi (44), appeared in the Vuwani Magistrate’s Court on Monday on charges of allegedly raping two children, aged seven and 11.

In the picture are (from left to right) Ms Joyce Ramala, Mr Jerry Sikhosana, Mr Ndanduleni Ramadi, Vhakoma Patrick Sidebi and Mr Jafter Mamugudubi.

The case was postponed to 1 September and Mulaudzi stays in custody, as bail was denied.

The provincial commissioner, General Nneke Ledwaba, has sent a clear message to all

men that the police are more than determined than ever to stop the scourge of gender-based violence. He thanked all law-enforcement officials for their determination in rooting out criminality wherever it manifests.

He said that the two children had immediately been taken to the Victim Empowerment Centre and the relevant stakeholders had already been engaged.

“We condemn in the strongest possible terms the abuse of children and the seemingly im-

moral tendencies of older men taking advantage of the most vulnerable members of the society. The swift reaction by police members who received the report is commendable,” concluded Ledwaba.

Police spokesperson Brigadier Motlafela Mojapelo emphasised that crimes against women and children are a national priority and that the police would “leave no stone unturned” until all men who were still abusing women and children were brought to book.

Mamu and Mabaleng bring smiles “My bread comes from carpentry” to faces of 100 Tshiozwi families

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By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho A community development organisation operating within the Makhado area brought smiles to the faces of some residents within the Sinthumule and Kutama areas when they brought them food parcels.

Mamu Community Development, in association with Mabaleng Community Development and Hollywoodbets, donated food parcels to 100 households last week. The handover took place at Hollywoodbets Mabaleng Sports Centre at Tshiozwi village.

Those who benefited were 43 children of Mabaleng Sports Centre, 11 disabled persons and 46 deserving households. The villages that benefited include Tshiozwi, Gogobole, Ramahantsha, Madabani, Madombidzha,

Makhitha, and Tshikota.

The event was made possible by Hollywoodbets. Other businesses that supported the initiative were Premjee and Son Cash and Carry, KFC, Talisman Hire, Collins Sebola Group, Mikasa, Postnet Makhado, and Kone Village Boutique Lodge.

“We noted with a pained heart that many families still struggled to get food during these hard times, and we wanted to ensure that we were part of the people who were telling good stories of hope during this difficult time,” said Mamu Community Development’s general secretary, Mr Jafter Mamugudubi. He said that he had felt some joy in his heart for the fact that some of the people who had received the food parcels were disabled people who formed part of the most deserving recipients.

“Our aim has been to celebrate Nelson Mandela Month as with those who needed a ray of hope as Mandela had always brought hope to millions of people through his humanitarian activities,” he said. “We had managed to touch the lives of many households and made them feel comfortable within their communities during these difficult times of the Covid-19 pandemic.”

Hollywoodbets’ soccer brand manager, Mr Wayde Dorkin, said that they had felt supporting the players and community on Mandela Day was important. “This day is all about doing good for others, and it is a highlight on our calendar,” he said. “Looking at the success of this initiative, we are very proud to be in partnership with Mabaleng Community Development and the good being done.”

Thulamela Local Municipality Notice Amendment Scheme No: 131/2006 Notification of application for Rezoning of Erf 1187 Thohoyandou-M lodged in terms of section 62 (1) of Thulamela Municipality Spatial Planning and Land Use Management By-Law 2016 and Relaxing of Building height in terms of clause 29 of the Thulamela Land Use Scheme, 2006, read together with provisions of Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Act 16 of 2013 from Residential 1 to Residential 2 for the purpose of Residential Buildings (Student Accommodation).

I, Mushiana Victor Fhulufhedzani of MBO Architecture and Housing, being the authorised agent of the registered owner of Erf 1187 Thohoyandou M, hereby give a notice in terms of section 92(1) that we have applied to the Thulamela Local Municipality for the rezoning of the above mentioned property.The application and the relevant documents are open for inspection at the offices of the Senior Manager: Planning and Development, Thulamela Local Municipality, first floor, Thohoyandou for 28 days for the first date of publication of this notice.

Objection to the application must be lodged with or made in writing to the Municipality Manager, Thulamela Municipality, Private Bag X5066, Thohoyandou, 0700 for a period of 28 days from the first date of publication of this notice. Address of authorities’ agent: MBO Architecture and Housing, 724 Madanzhe Street, P West, Thohoyandou, 0950, Cell: 072 469 6346/ 082 590 8146.

Ndivhadzo ya u shandukiswa ha kushumisele kwa mavu Masipala wa Thulamela, Amendment Scheme no: 131/2006 Ndivhadzo ya khumblelo yo itwaho yau shandukisa kushumisele kwa mavu a divheaho sa Erf 1187 Thohoyandou M ho tevhedzwa tshitenwa 62 (1) ya Thulamela Spatial Planning and Land Use Management By-law, 2016 na Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Act (Act 16 of 2013) uri ro ita khumbelo kha masipala wa Thulamela kha mavu a divheaho sa Erf 1187 Thohoyandou M u bva kha “Residential 1” (Tshitentsi tsha u dzula) uya kha “Residential 2” hu u itela u fhata “Nndu dza matshudeni”

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He added that he went on to establish himself in the furniture-manufacturing industry, where his clientele had grown in a way that astounded him. “I realised later that clients found me reliable in that I didn’t compromise on quality,” he said. “My clients are brought in through my first clients.”

So far, he has worked with other carpenters such as Phuluso Madamalala, Azwifarwi Bologo, Siyabonga Vandira, Thembi Mateka, Rofhiwa Mabulele, Fhulufhelaho Ndou and Ndikandafhi Masikhwa.

“Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, we are trying by all means to keep going, even though it’s not easy,” he said.

Those interested in the work of Tshilukwa can reach him on 076 459 0907.

One youth is the epitome of innovation and hard work as he has initiated a project that shines with the vuk’uzienzele mantra, which encourages people to get up and make things happen.

Rotshidzwa Tshilukwa, a resident at Vuwani, manufactures amazing wooden products, such as cotts, coffee tables, TV stands, outdoor furniture, built-in wardrobes, kitchen suites, and designer ceilings.

As a qualified electrical engineer, Tshilukwa discovered carpentry by chance when that opportunity availed itself to him in 2015. “I discovered that my passion was for carpentry when my grandmother, Vho-Nyawasedza Netshifhire, wanted a carpenter to fit a ceiling at her house,” he said. “I told her that I would do it for her since I had previously worked with a qualified carpenter to fit some ceilings at other people’s houses.”

At the end of the day, the old lady was satisfied and amazed with her grandson’s workmanship. People flooded the granny’s house to view the excellent work that Tshilukwa had done.

One of those who came was a local, named Mr Rotshidzwa Tshilukwa is seen here with his amazing products.

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France Makethakhetha, who was bowled over by the young man’s work. “He gave me some work to do at his home, and after he was satisfied with my good work, he gifted me with a Nissan bakkie!” he said. “That was the greatest moment of my life.”

After some time, the young carpenter got a job at a retail store in Musina. On his way to and from work, he noticed a man who was working on wood and timber in his yard. “I approached him and asked if I could join him in the work, and he agreed,” he said. “In a short space of time, I had gained rare skills in carpentry, so that I decided to quit my job at the retail store and drove home to start my own carpentry business.”

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New hit album for Rabe Dzuvha it is claiming its rightful spot in the music industry. Judged by the The fertile, evergreen village of Matan- huge sales demand and contingari near Makonde is famously known uous rotational airplay on radio for producing delicious sweet potastations, this album continues to toes and fresh vegetables. What most prove that when you work hard, people might not be aware of is that rewards and fame will follow this village is also home to blossoming you.” musical talent.

A keen self-taught guitarist, One of the musicians who continues Rabe Dzuvha fell in love with to put the village on the world map is music at a young age. “My uncles Rabelani Tshivhase, commonly known as used to play reggae music at Rabe Dzuvha in the music industry. His home while I was young. I would latest Afro-Pop album, Pushing Passion, sing along with them without is penetrating easily and making waves in knowing the meaning of the the music industry. lyrics of the songs. I then made A former dribbling wizard of Matana homemade guitar, using an Rabelani Tshivhase, aka Rabe Dzuvha, gari High Aims Football Club, Rabe Dzu- old oil tin and rubber bands. is fast becoming a household name in vha became known when he released his Although the guitar did not prothe Afro-Pop music industry. Photo first single, entitled Ni nothe (You alone) duce a quality sound, everyone supplied. in 2013. The song was well received by was impressed by my playing music lovers and is still enjoying massive skills and I got the courage to airplay on community and national radio take music seriously. I would sing during ally.”

Despite the impressive market perforstations. the morning devotions and my teachers mance of Pushing Passion, Rabe Dzuvha “Pushing Passion has 16 tracks and it at Matangari Primary School and Mphais currently working on a single, entitled brings a new wave of my musical talent, laleni Secondary were impressed with my Dzuvha, which will be available on digiwhich clearly demonstrates that I am talent. At one time, my late grandfather tal platforms next month. He is available now more mature than before. Those took me with my homemade guitar to on Facebook (Rabe Dzuvha), Instagram who have a keen musical ear will agree perform at the Tshiombo show grounds (Rabe Dzuvha), Twitter (Rabe Dzuvha), with me that the standard of my album and people never stopped asking for mobile number 083 200 2235 (both is far higher than what people can expect more. When I started working 10 years voice calls and WhatsApp) and on email from a local musician like myself. I am ago, I bought proper musical instruhappy that the album is doing well, and ments and started recording profession- at rabedzuvha@gmail.com.

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Walter and Udozadoza cooking up a rhumba storm

By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho Walter Nkuna and Udozadoza Express are currently in the studio, cooking up a rhumba storm that will be released in due time this year.

Nkuna, a highly talented musician from Mpheni village, has been mesmerising music lovers with great bands such as Malume Shinabya and Shitlamu Boys, Tshifhiwa Rabambukwa, and the mighty Tshigomboza and Khakhathi Band, as guitarist and drummer.

“I found my own voice and started working on my own songs, which were all well received by the public,” he said.

“The album I am working on is provisionally titled Ndo mu kondelela.”

Limpopo Mirror had an opportunity to listen to two of the six songs, which all proved to be anthems in the rhumba, sungura or chingondo genre. This emerging artist has undeniably suckled at the sungura breast from early on in his life, as this is evident in the quality of his music.

“I was exposed to good music by excellent guitarists and vocalists whose music kept me dancing day and night, and that has also impacted in my talent as a musician who has come to find a voice for myself,” he said.

His previous album, Tshif-

hiwa Tshanga (My Gift), was He is also available on Facereleased last year and it did book. For those interested in well in the music industry. his music, he can be reached He is famous for songs such on 066 467 8743. as Tshilani zwanu, Tsho fhela tshifhinga, A vha dzhenelele, and O tou tshivhiwa.

“Ndo mu kondelela will be my second album and just the thought that I am continuing to do good and quality music makes me feel so robust as an artist whose talent is flourishing and spreading to different corners of the Walter country,” he said.

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Zex Mr Pain overcomes disability with music

By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho Mpho Maguwelele (23), well known as Zex Mr Pain from Itsani (23), is a young man living with a disability but does not allow it to stand in his way as he establishes himself as a social persona.

He runs his own studio, is a rapper, vocalist, and songwriter. “I live music; I express my feelings every time I sing. This is the only way I can communicate with my audience, and it keeps me free,” he said. “Music is life.”

“A man who uses physical power to do wrong things is mentally weak,” he said. “It pains me to see youths roaming around and getting involved in nasty things instead of paving a way to a better life. Everyone has a hobby with which they can keep themselves busy, but some choose a lifestyle of crime.”

He stated that people needed to find out what they were best at and focus on developing that, using such for the benefit of others and the upliftment of

society. “It is very sad to hear about murder cases, rape cases, and youths abusing drugs,” he said. “Let's wage war against poverty. Meanwhile, as artists, we sing about what we see and almost everyone likes music.”

He was inspired by his late mother, who would write gospel songs of her own. “I was the one to back up her songs during the time, and I fell in love with music,” he said. “I then realised that I could also write songs and sing very well in a different way, and that's when I thought to portray my music in a poetic way.”

He boasts hits such as A thi kha mbambe (ft Yellow Rose), Musiki dzhenelela (ft Ntsieni), and Mmane (ft Vha-Kay).

“I would like to give thanks to The Diamond Voice, DJ Coolness, Rampiet and all my followers,” he said. “It wasn't easy for me to be recognised, due to the nature of my disability, but they believed in me and assisted me in way that satisfied me.”

Those interested in the music of Zex Mr Pain can contact 079 968 0245.

Zex Mr Pain.

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Jerome Nhlalala Brothers continues to make his mark in the music industry Christian Church where choral music is mostly sung.

Jemson Hasani Novela “We drew inspiration from (68), who goes by the stage Ladysmith Black Mambazo, name of Jerome Nhlalala and we also sing without Brothers, continues to instruments,” he said. make his artistic mark in When they started out in the music industry, and 1979, the Jerome Nhlalala this is seen in the release Brothers would perform at of his latest album, Ma weddings, family parties and Komba Ndlela. even at funerals and only A former high school received a plate of food. teacher, Novela formed his “However, that had not group on 10 June 1979. He discouraged us, as we had then recruited ten members placed much value in the from the Zion creation of good music and entertaining people and spreading the messages of love, hope and guidance via music,” he said.

The group was later recognised by Dr Thomas Chauke, who took them to Tusk Music studios in 1991, where they recorded their first album, Hi Jemson Hasani Novela hanya kuvava Vol 1. has been in the music indust More work from the ry for more than 41 years. Pic group followed through ture supplied. the years, as they were billed to perform at

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various festivals and other music gigs.

The other albums from Jerome Nhlalala Brothers include Ma Africa, Swirilo, Swivilelo, Vuyisa Ndzhuti wa mina, Khombo ra Ndzilo, Rirhandzu, and Xisala Ndzhaku.

Novela said that music was one of the most important and powerful assets in his life and that his life without melodies and harmonies would be very empty. “Singing heals my soul and music can be used as an instrument of telling a story and can also be used to spread the word of God and to educate people about life in general,” he said.

He strongly believes that, through music, people can be made aware of how bad crime can be for society. “It’s just like when one composes a song on Covid-19; it carries both message and healing (entertainment) in that people would dance to the music and at the same time listening to the hope-filled lyrics,” he said.

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Art & Entertainment “Gospel music can restore broken hearts” Deliverance Christian Centre, Mutele says she started singing at a young age “Gospel music can heal, teach the in Sunday school and in the church Word of God, sooth the soul, and worship team. “I was inspired by the restore broken hearts. If you are in music of Rapson Rambuwani, and I the gospel music industry for money, told myself that one day I would be name, or fame, just know deep in like him. Fellow church members your heart that you are deceiving and local community members kept yourself. Gospel singers are here to on commending me that I have a destroy the plans of the devil and to beautiful voice. I still have a dream of save lives.” So says rising gospel mu- featuring Rapson Rambuwani in my sic star Awedzani Florence Mutele of music career.”

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Mutele says she decided to sing Despite staying in the deep rural gospel music because she relates well area, Mutele has reached many peoto the Word of God. “I grew up in ple, including those in urban areas, church and everyone at home lives by through her music. Going by her the word of God. The Bible teaches stage name of Florence Mutele M, the us to love one another, and I realized upcoming gospel music star has two that I could spread love through gospel albums to her name. Her first album, music. When you sing gospel music, Tshanda tsha Yehova, was released in you connect easily with God, and you 2018. She is currently busy promoting can simply touch many lives through her latest album, U hone Mukundeli, what you sing. Sometimes the Word of which was released early this year.

God guides me in the song’s composiA staunch member of the Makuya tion, lyrics, and the type of message to

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be delivered to the audience, making it easier to make music under the guidance of the Almighty God.” Her latest album, U hone Mukundeli, has nine tracks that are deeply rooted in the word of God. These are U hone Mukundeli, Mishumo yau yothe, Ro phuluswa, Ro i wana ndila, Ro newa tshilidzi, Tsho ntswikisaho henefha, Vha Murena wa marena, Mudzimu wanga and ndi do vha renda.

She is grateful that local people are supporting her by buying her music. Because of the lockdown, she uses social media such as Facebook (Awedzani Florence Mutele Makuya) and WhatsApp Florence Mutele uses gospel (0767030935) to sell her music to spread the Word of music.

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Reitumetse Thipe, also known by the stage name Reiiitz, has her heart in Limpopo and most particularly in Vhembe District.

This became evident when she organised some performances in the district, but all her gigs were cancelled prematurely because of the Covid-19 pandemic.

This up-and-coming singer, songwriter and performer has made a name for herself in Pretoria, and the vibrations of her music were felt in Vhembe via social media and some community radio stations that started giving her music airplay.

“My musical styles range from R&B and trap soul to hip-hop and house,” she said. “I have always wanted to be versatile when it came to genres. I did not want to be limited to only one genre.

Being able to do what I want and how I want it has been part of my life. This has been

amazing and an interesting learning experience for me.”

She brings an authentic feel to her music, with beautiful and intense lyrics and a sweet, smooth voice. She also has a feisty side when she turns to hip hop and trap. "Learning how to rap was a challenge, but it was really fun for me and I hope that people enjoy my music and my raps as I turn from R&B to hip hop," she said excitedly.

Reiiitz has been working with a young, up-and-coming producer and artist by the name of Kamiiichu for two years and has performed at small artist events. “It has been incredible working with such an amazing and talented, self-taught producer, who is always working on perfecting his craft,” she said.

Reiiitz studied music for a year in 2011 and the following year she studied musical theatre, graduating with a musical theatre diploma.

She was part of the cast

of Sarafina: In Black and White, which performed in the Soweto Theatre in 2016.

She has also starred in a few local films.

"It has been incredible to be able to study musical theatre because I fell in love with the stage and I learnt how to understand the stage, the importance of stage presence and performing for an audience,” she said.

Reiiitz’s current hit single, Fell out of Love, was released on 22 May this year. She collaborated with Kamiiichu on a trap song, entitled Ride, that was released late 2019.

“Fell out of love was released during the lockdown and is very close to my heart,” she said. “I believe that a lot of people can relate to this song, for it is an incredible love story expressing newfound love."

Reiiitz is available on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, and she can be reached on reiiitzbookings@gmail.com.

Celebrating musical legends The introduction of Ri Fhululedza Mazhakandila (Celebrating music legends) on Phalaphala FM is cause for celebration and remembrance of Tshivenda Music Legends.

The project leader at the station, Mr Mpho Nefale, said that the station celebrated the legends monthly. The station dedicates a week per month to celebrating some of the most remarkable musicians of the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s since April. The legends are celebrated through the playing of their music as well as a celebration of all their achievements.

He said that the station had taken a decision to celebrate Tshivenda music legends as the station had a responsibility to preserve and nurture the Tshivenda culture and heritage.

He said they were encouraging artists to take care of their finances to avoid being in tough financial situations in the future.

He added that treating their careers like businesses was important for the artists. Nefale said that the station was determined to help artists with different workshops. “They (artists) die poor and we see some of their houses are repossessed. We would like to give them support. Let us see artists as any other business that can grow.”

He added that the love of indigenous music supported the Tshivenda language. “There is nothing more important than preserving your culture because it is the wealth of the coming generation. Many people think that playing indigenous musical instruments lowers one’s dignity, which is not true. We are proud of our culture and that is why we do not even feel shy when we play their music.”

He added that the station was proud that “our Tshivenda music is finally going to gain a good reputation and dignity and the artists themselves are going to be recognised and promoted. I think this is particularly good for the development of the music industry in this region of the Tshivenda-speaking people”.

He said that for their project to celebrate legendary musicians they would travel back to experience monumental moments in music history with these legends. The likes of Alpheus Ramavhea, Thrilling Artists, Taki Special, Adziambei Band, Samuel Ramufhi, Irene Mawela, etc, will be accommodated in this special programme.

Women of strength: A book worth reading for women

By Mbulaheni Ridovhona In an effort to motivate women, Ndikandafhi Nemafhuohoni, an author from Musina, has just published her book, Women of strength.

Nemafhuohoni says the book is a must-read for all women. "If you are not yet married, be strong in your waiting. If you are already married, be strong in protecting your marriage and family. And always arm yourself with the word of God and prayer."

The idea to write this book was conceived as the result of a prophetic instruction that she received from God. "It was His will that I pen this book, so that all women can realize how much power they have within themselves. If you know the amount of power you have, use it the right way to change our world," she

says.

"Today we see a lot of families suffering because women who are supposed to stand up and protect their families are not sure of their own abilities. Instead of standing up boldly to protect their marriages, they run to other people to seek help. Through this book, I want women to know that they must change strategies with which they are fighting the devil because if they continue to fight him in their own ways, they will be defeated."

It is only through the word of God, she says, that women can refuel themselves and win a fight.

"God is the one who created marriage, so it must be obvious to all of us that He is the only one who can train us better to be good soldiers in His kingdom. It is also my aim to awaken some of my sisters who are swimming in the pools of defeat while they are inside our

churches. Going to church every Sunday alone is not enough if we want to remain standing after our battle with the devil. We must learn to pray for our families and marriages. There are a lot of women who go to church every Sunday but still come back to broken families. That must stop," she says.

With this book, she wants to produce strong and powerful women who will be able to face any challenge and defeat it. "I want women to know that raising their children to obey the word of God is very important as this will leave no room for the devil to attack their families. No matter how strong you are as a woman, if you don’t raise your children in such a way that they obey the word of God, the devil will use them to attack you and your marriage."

To get a copy of this book, phone Mashudu Nemadzivhani on

062 181 8921.

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Former police spokesperson writes Vhembe district now has its very own nuclear medicine specialist a book about his Lemba roots

By Andries van Zyl The well-known former local police spokesperson, sports anchor with Radio Venda (now Phalaphala FM) and historian, Ishe Maano Sadike, recently launched his book on indigenous culture, Mulemba A Nonga Thovhele.

The book is written in Tshivenda and elaborates on the culture of the Lemba-Vhashavhi tribe - their long journey from Judea and Yemen, their culture and tradition, their lineages, beliefs, marriages, burial rites etc. “It pains me when people distort my being a Lemba or Mushavhi, hence I decided to write this book in Tshivenda, so that our children and ordinary people with interest in the Lembas should know who we are. I dubbed it the ‘will’ of the Lembas -Vhashavhi vha Sena,” said Sadike.

Sadike said that although they might not have a king or a country of their own “because power mongering is not for the Lembas”, they are scattered across the world. “Yet we still practice our tradition with pride. You will still find Lembas in countries such as Nigeria, Ethiopia, Uganda,

Tanzania, DRC, Rwanda, Mozambique, Malawi, Zimbabwe and a few in Chicago in the USA. They still proudly practice their Lemba culture and tradition,” said Sadiki. He pays attention to Sebastian Lemba, who was taken as a slave from Africa but fought a prolonged rebellion in the colony of Santo Domingo in the 1540s. He was a member of the Lemba tribe, Mushavhi wa Nombe, and an activist against slavery.

“His statue still stands on the doorstep of the Dominican Republic museum,” said Sadike.

According to Sadike, culture and tradition are like the spinal cord of each nation and should be celebrated as such.

“The Lemba Cultural Association, led by its president, Ishe Pandelani Mutenda, is keeping the flame alive to unite this proud nation of the world, Vhalemba-Vhashavhi. This book gives more information about the Lembas. Once I retired, I thought I should narrate more about this tribe, and I am making a call to each Lemba household to get a copy,” said Sadike.

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The Soutpansberg is happy to announce that Dr Ntanganedzeni Muambadzi, a specialist nuclear physician from MI&T Limpopo (Molecular Imaging and Therapy Limpopo) is now consulting in Louis Trichardt.

Although in use in all parts of the world and in South Africa for a long time, the concept of nuclear medicine is fairly new in the Soutpansberg area.

The term might sound foreign to most of our readers but has become essential in the treatment of some conditions.

What is nuclear medicine?

Well-known former police spokesperson Ishe Maano Sadike with his new book on the Lemba tribe, called Mulemba A Nonga Thovhele.

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Food parcels The managing director of MKD suppliers, Mr Livhuwani Ramabulana, recently donated food parcels to more than 150 poor families from Tshikwarani, Tshikhodobo and Muduluni at Kutama. Photographed during the event are, from left to right, Vhamusanda Vho-Peter Kutama, Mr Andrew Ramabulana, Thovhele Vho-Vele Kutama, Mr Livhuwani Ramabulana (donor) and VhamusandaVho-Phineus Ramabulana in front of the truck loaded with food parcels.

Nuclear medicine imaging uses small amounts of radioactive materials, called radiotracers. The radiotracer travels through the area being examined and gives off energy in the form of gamma rays that are detected by a special camera and a computer to create images of the inside of the human body. Nuclear medicine imaging provides unique information that often cannot be obtained via other imaging procedures and offers the potential to identify disease in its earliest stages. Skeletal scintigraphy (bone scan) and thyroid-cancer treatment are among those conditions that can be diagnosed and treated by means of nuclear medicine.

Muambadzi is originally from Venda. She studied medicine at Medunsa and specialised in nuclear medicine at the University of the Witwatersrand. From 2017, she was the head of department for nuclear medicine at the Pietersburg Hospital. She opened her private practice in February 2020 in Polokwane.

The Zoutpansberg Private Hospital is eager to welcome the services of Dr Muambadzi

from Friday, 7 August. She will therapy known as radionuclide be consulting on Mondays and therapy is one that is used to Fridays at the specialist rooms. treat, for instance, prostate Muambadzi has won many cancer where other, more awards in this field, such as the conventional, methods do not Young Doctors’ Award from the obtain the required results.

Board of Health Care Funder “I would like to encourage (BHF) in 2017; she was a nom- all people above the age of 45 inee for Women in Health Care to do regular bone-density in 2018, and in 2019 she was scans. This is for all – men and the award winner for “Discovwomen! This is a service that ery Distinguished Rural Health we now have available in Louis Care”.

Trichardt. Many cases of, for “I am eager to bring the instance, osteoporosis can be following to Louis Trichardt: a prevented and/or treated when bone-density machine as well regular scans are done. Don’t as an osteoporosis and thyroid wait until you fall and get a clinic. Although nuclear medifracture,” Muambadzi said. cine has been around for a long She is looking forward to time, it is lacking in the Limpractising in Louis Trichardt popo Province,” Muambadzi and assisting the community said. She added, however, with this service. Muambadzi that the gamma camera is in added: “Please remember that Polokwane, but transport can you do not need a referral from be arranged for those in need of another doctor to come for a going for gamma camera scans. bone-density scan. An appointThe NTP Radioisotopes ment can be made at the speSOC Ltd, a subsidiary of the cialist rooms at the ZoutpansSouth African Nuclear Energy berg Private Hospital.”

Corporation (NECSA) at Pelindaba, produces, processes, For more information, the and supplies essential medical Zoutpansberg Private Hospital radioisotopes to doctors and can be contacted at 015 516 patients around the world. A 0720. pamphlet with fast facts from this organisation explains some important aspects of nuclear medicine. These, among others, include that nuclear medicine procedures (diagnosis and treatment) are painless and that nuclear imaging procedures are amongst the safest diagnostic imaging examinations available. The radiation exposure from nuclear medicine procedures is often less than that of a traditional x-ray and is therefore safe for adults and children.

According to Dr Ntanganedzeni Muambadzi.

Muambadzi, the

Murder suspect sent for observation

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psychiatric observation.

The suspect, Mr Jacob Maphakela (51), allegedly hit Mafunisa on the head with a stone. He appeared in the Tshilwavhusiku Magistrate’s

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Estate number: 1149/2020, Surname: MUFAMADI Names: WILSON TSHOTHELI, Date of birth: 1944/02/15 Id No: 440215 5298 080 Last address: Stand No 35, Mashau Misevhe A Village Date of death: 2020/06/27, Master’s Office: Thohoyandou Names and Surname of surviving Spouse: Makwarela Mufamadi, Date of birth: 1949/04/23 Id No: 490423/0177/080 Signed at Thohoyandou on 28th day of July 2020 Name and Address of Executor or Authorised agent: A R MADIA ATTORNEYS, House No 403, P-East, Thohoyandou 0950 Tel: 015 962 3001 Email: armadiaa�orneys@ gmail.com Ref: EST1149/2020 ANDISA ZWASHU GROUP (PTY) LTD NDIVHADZO YA TSHANDUKISO YA KUSHUMISELE KWA MAVU UYA NGA MULAYO WA TSHITENWA TSHA 63 (1) TSHA MASIPALA WA MAKHADO ZWI TSHI YELANA NA U PULANA, MVELEDZISO YA SHANGO NA KUSHUMISELE KWA SHANGO MILAYO NA YA NGA NGOMU, 2016.

Rine vha Andisa Zwashu Group (Pty) Ltd ro dzhenisa khumbelo dzi khou tshimbilaho khathihi dza tshandukiso ya kushumisele kwa mavu zwa zwitentsi zwo bulwaho a�o �asi zwi tshiya nga mulayo wa tshitenwa tsha 63 (1) tsha Masipala wa Makhado zwi tshi yelana na u pulana, mveledziso ya shango na ndaulo ya mashumisele a shango, 2016, to humbelwa kha masipala wapo wa Makhado u ita kushumisele kuswa kha ndaka dzo bulwaho a�o �asi nga ndila I tevhelaho; • AMENDMENT SCHEME NO:364. Tshipida tsho

salaho tsha tshitandi 1002 Louis Trichardt; tsho dzulaho kha nomboro ya: 35 Anderson Street, Louis Trichardt. Ubva kha “Residen�al 1” uya kha “Residen�al 2”. Tshipikwa tsha izwo ndi u toda u �ata dzi nndu dza u dzula Vhathu.

• AMENDMENT SCHEME NO:378. Tshipida tsha Tshitandi 612; tsho dzula kha nomboro 46 Jeppe Street, Louis Trichardt.

Ubva kha “Residen�al 1” uya “Residen�al 3”.

Tshipikwa tsha izwo ndi u �ata dzi nndu dza u dzula Vhathu Khanedzo kana vhurumelwa kana vhaimeleli zwi tshi yelana na khumbelo iyi vhu tea u dzheniswa ngau kana zwiitwe ngau tou nwalwa, zwi iswe nga tshandda kha ofisi yo bulwaho a�o ntha kana zwi poswe nga poso kha mulanguli wa Masipala.

Masipala Wa Makhado, Bogisi la Puraivete Poso X2596 Makhado, 0920 hu saathu u �ira maduvha a fummbili malo (28) u bva nga dzi 31 Fulwana 2020 u swika nga dzi 10 Khubvumedzi 2020.

Zwododombedzwa zwa muhumbeli zwi do wanala hu tshi itelwa u tolwa nga tshi�inga tsha mushumo tsho teaho kha ofisini ya mulanguli wa u pulana mveledziso, C001, first floor, Civic Centre, lwa tshikhala tsha maduvha a 28 ubva nga dzi 31 Fulwana 2020.

Adiresi ya Masipla: 83 Krogh Street, Limpopo, Louis Trichardt, 0920.

Datumu ya bvala ha u rumela dzi khanedzo: 10 Khubvumedzi 2020.

Adiresi ya Muhumbeli: Andisa Zwashu Group (Pty) Ltd, 25 Violet Complex, 4th Rocky Place Street Centurion, Monavoni 0157. imeili adiresi: info. andisazwashugroup@ gmail.com. Nomboro dza thingo: 061 984 0678.

Maduvha a kunguedzo kha gurannda na gaze�e: 31 Fulwana 2020 na 07 Ṱhangule 2020.

ANDISA ZWASHU GROUP (PTY) LTD NOTICE OF A REZONING APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 63 (1) OF MAKHADO MUNICIPALITY SPATIAL PLANNING, LAND DEVELOPMENT AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BYLAW, 2016 We, Andisa Zwashu Group (PTY) LTD, being the applicant of the proper�es men�oned below hereby give no�ce in terms of Sec�on 63 (1) of the Makhado Municipality Spa�al Planning, Land Development and Land Use Management By-law, 2016, that we have applied to Makhado Municipality for the amendment of the applicable Land Use Scheme, by the rezoning of the proper�es as described below.

• AMENDMENT SCHEME NO: 364 Remaining Extent of Erf 1002 Louis Trichardt; The property is situated at: 35 Anderson Street, Louis Trichardt. The rezoning is from “Residen�al 1” to “Residen�al 2”. The intension of the applicant

in this ma�er is to: develop a Group Housing.

• AMENDMENT SCHEME NO: 378 Por�on 1 of Erf 612; The property is situated at: 46 Jeppe Street, Louis Trichardt. The rezoning is from “Residen�al 1” to “Residen�al 3”. The intension of the applicant in this ma�er is to: develop dwelling units.

Any objec�on(s) and/or comment(s), including the grounds for such objec�on(s) and/or comment(s) with full contact details, without which the Municipality cannot correspond with the person or body submi�ng the objec�on(s) and/or comment(s), shall be lodged with, or made in wri�ng to: Municipal Manager, Makhado Municipality, Private Bag X2596, Makhado, 0920 from 31 July 2020 un�l 10 September 2020.

Full par�culars and plans (if any) may be inspected during normal office hours at the Municipal offices as set out below, for a period of 28 working days from 31 July 2020.

Address of Municipal offices: 83 Krogh Street, Limpopo, Louis Trichardt, 0920. Closing date for any objec�ons and/or comments: 10 September 2020. Address of applicant: Andisa Zwashu Group (Pty) Ltd, 25 Violet Complex, 4th Rocky Place Street Centurion, Monavoni 0157. Cell: 061 984 0678. Email: info. andisazwashugroup@ gmail.com. Dates on which no�ce will be published: 31 July 2020 and 07 August 2020.

HAMMANN MOOSA INC LOST OR DESTROYED DEED No�ce is hereby given in terms of Regula�on 13 of the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, of the inten�on to apply for the issue of a cer�fied copy of Deed of Grant TG13712/1997 passed by REGISTRAR OF DEEDS at PRETORIA in favour of ISAIAH MOYO Iden�ty Number 531219 5639 08 7 and MAVIS MOYO Iden�ty Number 590909 0679 08 2 Married in community of property to each other, in respect of ERF 1204 MAKHADO-A TOWNSHIP, REGISTRATION DIVISION M.T., which has been lost or destroyed.

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

DATED at LOUIS TRICHARDT this 7TH day August 2020.

APPLICANT: ISAIAH MOYO Iden�ty Number 531219 5639 08 7 and MAVIS MOYO Iden�ty Number 590909 0679 08 2 Married in community of property to each other HAMMANN-MOOSA INC., 131 KROGH STREET, LOUIS TRICHARDT, 0920.

Tel: 015-5161427/8

Fax: 015-516 1160 Ref: NK

MAGEAL COMPLIANCE AND SOLUTIONS ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) PROCESS No�ce is given in terms of Regula�on 41(2) of the Regula�ons published in Government No�ce No 40772, No. 326 promulgated on 07 April 2017, read with Sec�on 24(2) (a) of the Na�onal Environmental Management Act No. 107 of 1998 of the intend to carry out an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the construc�on of Malamulele Smart learning center and spor�ng academy within the jurisdic�on of Collins Chabane local municipality of Vhembe district within Limpopo Province in South Africa.

The project is listed under ac�vity 28, of regula�on lis�ng no�ce 1, No. 327; therefore an Environmental Authoriza�on will be applied for with Limpopo department of Economic development, environment and tourism.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION The proposed project entails the following: • Construct 12 classroom blocks • One Laboratory block • One Library • Mul�-purpose hall • One administra�on block • Two football grounds • Four Netball grounds • Two basketball ground • Two tennis courts • One Gymnasium • Two boarding hostels • Three ablu�on blocks • Borehole PROJECT LOCATION The Proposed project is situated at the following co-ordinates; Ac�vity: Point 1, South: S-23,0304820. East: E-30, 7564570 Ac�vity: Point 2, South: S-23,0308690. East: E-30, 7561080 Ac�vity: Point 3, South: S-23, 030135. East: E-30, 7550 Ac�vity: Point 4, South: S-23,029725. East: E-30, 75570 OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE Interested and Affected Par�es (I&APs) are invited to par�cipate in the EIA process as per requirements of the legisla�on.

For further project informa�on please submit your name, contact details and preferred method of no�fica�on to the below indicated environmental consultants within 30 days of publica�on of this no�ce. Public Par�cipa�on mee�ng where all comments and concerns can be raised will be held at Madonsi Tribal Authority office on the 4th of September 2020 as from 10:00hrs �ll 1400hrs. Small groups will be considered per session due to Covid 19 PROPONENT: Malamulele Smart Learning Centre P.O Box 15, Malamulele, 0982

Tel: 0782489883 Contact Person: Kadowata Zivai E-mail: admin@malasmartlearning.org/zivaikadoz@gmail.com ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS: Mageal Compliance and Solu�ons 35 Leopard Street Newtown Makhado Cell: 067 9978290/ 0849170174 Contact Person: Obvious Shumba E-mail: oshumba01@ gmailcom

MAKHUVHA E M ATTORNEYS NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 Estate Late PHALANNDWA KAINI NTHAMBELENI, I.D NO: 540225 5756 085 of, HOUSE NO:181,T HOHOYANDOU G, Limpopo province who died on the 21/07/2020 and was married in community of property (CIVIL).

Estate number: 1221/2020 Master’s office: Thohoyandou Persons having claims against this estate are called to lodge their claims within 30 days from date of publica�on.

SIGNED AT THOHOYANDOU ON THIS THE 27TH DAY OF JULY 2020 MAKHUVHA E.M ATTORNEYS, P O Box 759, Silver Square Complex, Opposite Phalaphala FM, Office no 12 A. 1st floor, Thohoyandou, 0950 REF: MAK/EST/07/20/PHA

MAKHUVHA E M ATTORNEYS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 Estate Late RAVHUDZULO RUDZANI SIMEON, I.D NO: 571018 5639 084 of THENGWE MADZIVHANANI, HOUSE NO A0020, Limpopo province who died on the 10/07/2020 and was married in community of property.

Estate number: 1193/2020 Master’s office: Thohoyandou Persons having claims against this estate are called to lodge their claims within 30 days from date of publica�on.

SIGNED AT THOHOYANDOU ON THIS THE 27TH DAY OF JULY 2020 MAKHUVHA E.M ATTORNEYS, P O Box 759, Silver Square Complex, Opposite Phalaphala FM, Office no 12 A. 1st floor, Thohoyandou, 0950 REF: MAK/EST/07/20/PHA NEMUKULA MPFARENI OSBORNE. NOTICE IN TERMS SECTION 35 (5) OF ACT 66 OF 1965 Liquida�on and Distribu�on Account in deceased Estate lying for inspec�on in the Estate of the Late NEVHUTALU TAKALANI DAPHNEY. ESTATE NUMBER: 001906/2019 IDENTITY No: 790813 0405 084. LAST ADDRESS: 125 PLACE DE TETRESS ERF109 HONEY DEW JHB DATE OF DEATH: 201908-24 The first and final

liquida�on account in the estate will be open for inspec�on for a period of (twenty one days)21 days at the offices of the master of the high court thohoyandou a�er date of publica�on hereof.

NEMUKULA MPFARENI OSBORNE, P.O.BOX 464 SIBASA 0979

NETSHIDZINI RECKSON LIWUWANI

NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 Estate Late: ALIDZULWI THINAVHUYO IDENTITY NUMBER: 300504 0425080 Estate Number: 351/2018 Last Address: 2680 Makwarela Loca�on Date Of Death:2003-10-01 All persons having claims against the above men�oned Estate are required to lodge their claims with the undersigned within 30 days a�er the date of publica�on hereof.

NAME AND ADDRESS OF EXECUTOR NETSHIDZINI RECKSON LIWUWANI, P.O. BOX: 49, SIBASA 0970 Ref: Sec29 Est 351/2018

NETSIANDA INCORPORATED NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 In the Estate of the Late TSHINAKAHO RAVHUHALI Iden�ty number 370108 0015 084, who died on the 09th day of December 2009, Last Address:

7 August 2020 9

89 Thohoyandou J, Thohoyandou. Master’s Ref: 1249/2020 All Creditors and Debtors in the above men�oned estate are hereby called upon to lodge or submit their claims with and to pay their debts to the Executor at the address furnished below within THIRTY (30) DAYS from the date of publica�on hereof.

Dated at Thohoyandou on this 04th day of August 2020 Agent for Executrix: NETSIANDA INC, Block C, 1st floor, Office No 90, Limdev Building, Thohoyandou.

Tel/Fax: 015 962 0016 Fax2email: 086 609 3482 Email: info@netsiandainc. co.za Ref: Est/M/S.02

MAKHUVHA E M ATTORNEYS NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 Estate Late NEDAMBALE TONDANI MERCY, I.D NO: 710906 0852 086 Of MUKULA VILLAGE, Limpopo province who died on the 24/06/2020 and was not married.

Estate number: 1231/2020 Master’s office: Thohoyandou Persons having claims against this estate are called to lodge their claims within 30 days from date of publica�on.

SIGNED AT THOHOYANDOU ON THIS THE 28TH DAY OF JULY 2020 MAKHUVHA E.M ATTORNEYS, P O Box 759, Silver Square Complex, Opposite Phalaphala FM, Office no 12 A. 1st floor, Thohoyandou, 0950 REF: MAK/EST/08/20/NED

VHUTSHILO MOUNTAIN SCHOOL & HIV OUTREACH PROGRAMME CALL FOR NOMINATIONS: BOARD MEMBERS Vhutshilo is a Non-Profit Organisation established in 2002 to provide quality care to children born HIV+ and to mitigate related stigma.

With the introduction of Nevirapine, children are no longer born with the virus, so we now accommodate any vulnerable children in the school, and provide outreach support and prevention services aimed at addressing the challenges facing adolescents and youths in our community.

We are based in Tshikombani, 50km from Makhado and 30km from Thohoyandou, and meetings are held four times per year.

We are seeking Board Members who have a passion for addressing community challenges, especially those that impact children and young people. Nomination forms are available from vhutshiloschool@gmail.com, and the deadline for submission is 14 August 2020

PLEASE NOTE THAT BOARD MEMBERS RECEIVE NO FINANCIAL COMPENSATION NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT PROCESS Notice is hereby given in terms of the following Acts: Regulation 43(1) of the regulations published in Government Notice No. R982 (as amended) issued in terms of Section 24(5) of the National Environmental Management Act (Act No. 107 of 1998); Activities & Locality: The submission of an ex post facto S24G application to Limpopo Department of Economic Development, Environment & Tourism for approval of unlawful commencement and continuation of listed activities which commenced without Environmental Authorisation for the construction of Malamulele Secondary School on a Portion of the farm Malamulele 234 LT in the Malalmulele area The listed activities contravened are: • Activity 27 (The clearance of an area of 1 hectares or more, but less than 20 hectares of indigenous vegetation) of R983 of 4 December 2014 as amended on 7 April 2017 issued in terms of the National Environmental Management Act, 1998 (Act No. 107 of 1998).

GPS Co-ordinates: 22°59’45.5”S; 30°42’47.4”E Municipality Proponent Consultants Tel Fax E-mail

: Collins Chabane Local Municipality : Department of Basic Education (Limpopo) : Ecotroopers Holdings (Pty) Ltd PO Box 11162 BENDOR, 0713 : 015 298 2005 (Ref: Mr. O.K.I Shai) : 086 572 5015 : info@ecotroopers.co.za / kgalalelo.shai@ecotroopers.co.za

In order to ensure that you are identified as an interested and/or affected party (I&AP) ONLY in terms of the S24G processes, please submit your name, contact information and interest to the contact person given above on or before 07 September 2020.

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10 7 August 2020

Judge rules that manager of local security company is a delinquent director tention to pay any profits into the company’s bank account.

He told the court that he had

If a court finds that a director has grossly abused his position In one of the first cases of its and takes personal advantage kind to be heard in the of information or opporLimpopo High Court, “(Sparrow’s) conduct falls tunities in the company, a director of a wella director must be short of the standard ex- such known security compadeclared a delinquent pected of a director” ny has been declared director.

Vho-Vhulenda “Bingo” Netshiombo, Vho-Ratshilumela Muguru and Vho-Coneth Fhatuwani a delinquent director.

Makgoba pointed out Mulovhedzi are drawing water from a new, man-made well.

This effectively means that asked Svoboda on numerous that Sparrow had knowingly the court found that the occasions to buy vehicles and acted without having the auperson is not fit to serve as a equipment for the business, thority to do so. He regarded director of any company. but these requests “fell on the action of Sparrow to have deaf ears”.

Sparrow tried to the money paid into his perhow difficult living without suffered from a lack of water,

By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho The case stems from a convince the court that the sonal bank account as wilful water is. and I know what it means to dispute between the two dicompany was experiencing misconduct and a breach of Thirsty residents of Muguru “We don’t know how to start buy water when you literally do rectors of a security company, serious cash-flow problems trust. section of Mukumbani village expressing our gratitude to not have maize meal to cook for DRS Thohoyandou (Pty) Ltd. and he had to do something to Even though the relationare all bubbling with happiVho-Mulovhedzi for digging your children,” he said. “Now The company was started by ensure that the company met ship between the two directors ness after the man who had a water well, so that even we that we have water, that money Ronald Walter Sparrow (Ron) its obligations to its clients. was strained, Makgoba said dug a well opened it up for who are not of his household for buying water will go for and Dion Svoboda and operOne crucial error that Sparrow was nevertheless use last week. can access water from it,” said something else.” ated mainly in the ThohoySparrow seemed to have made legally bound as a director Vho-Vhulenda “Bingo” ÑetshA hard worker by nature, andou, Giyani, and Malamuwas to keep all this informa“to discharge his duties in Vho-Vhonani Mulovhedzi iombo. “He is our one messiah, Mulovhedzi is a community lele area. Svoboda seemingly tion from his business partner the same manner had the dug a 14-metre-deep well, who has brought us water.” builder, proud husband, and provided the start-up capital, and co-director. “I know if I relationship between them using a pick and shovel, after During this time that the father of three children. Those but Sparrow oversaw the oper- were to tell him of the ‘plan’ been normal”. He said even he had been suffering from a nation is grappling with the who are interested in helping ational part of the business. he would not have agreed to if Svoboda had also acted lack of water for many years. ripple effects of Covid-19, such Mulovhedzi to improve water According to court pait,” he stated in his answering in dereliction of his duties He wanted to bring some relief as price hikes and job lossdelivery to his fellow residents pers, Sparrow extended the affidavit. (which was denied), this did for his household and those es, Mulovhedzi has brought can phone him on 084 865 business to the Kremetart When the facts eventually not absolve Sparrow from around him, because he knew relief to his fellow villagers. “I 7201.

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By Silas Nduvheni success, for the police’s forensic investigation to started paying their monthly should exist between directors as the declaration remains in The distraught Mudau family of Tsianda-Gov- be concluded. “My health is deteriorating each fees. The only snag was that was clearly gone. Svoboda force, from being a director hathondoni outside Thohoyandou are apday when I think about the matter of my child. the money was not paid into then turned to the court to of any company,” Makgoba pealing to the police to speed up the forensic The forensic police came to me three times to the company’s bank account. have his former partner deexplained. investigation that will allow them to bury a take blood samples, but since then, they have not Instead, Sparrow supplied his clared a delinquent director.

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Stage set for resumption of PSL league programme

By Frank Mavhungu After four months of waiting, the Absa Premiership League programme for the current season will finally resume this weekend.

The programme was brought to a halt towards the end of March with the nationwide lockdown.

The programme is set to resume with the Nedbank Cup semi-final matches. Teams that had secured places in the semi-final stage are: Mamelodi Sundowns, Bidvest Wits, Baroka FC and Bloemfontein Celtic.

The first semi-final match will be between Mamelodi Sundowns and

Bidvest Wits at the Dobsonville Stadium tomorrow evening. The fact that Sundowns and Wits are keenly contesting for the league title is reason enough for the soccer fanatics to expect a mouth-watering game.

Wits will be without their Mozambican midfielder, Elias Pelembe. According to the team’s head coach, Mr Gavin Hunt, the 30-yearold Pelembe is stuck in his home country because of the lockdown regulations in Maputo.

Asked how much Pelembe’s absence was likely to affect the team’s performance in their remaining matches, Hunt responded by describing the player as an asset to

the team. He revealed that Pelembe’s absence would force him to change his game plan. Hunt, whose contract with Wits will expire at the end of this season, further stated that his aim was to part ways with the club on a high note.

He added that winning the league or the Nedbank Cup in his final season with the club would make him the happiest man in the world.

Hunt’s counterpart in the Sundowns’ camp, Mr Pitso Mosimane, said he was expecting a tough game. Sundowns will be without their two regular players, Andile Jali and Phakamani Mahlambi.

Mahlambi and Jali were reportedly ordered to leave the team’s training camp in Rustenburg last weekend, following allegations of misconduct.

Bloemfontein Celtic will take on Baroka FC at the Orlando Stadium on Sunday.

The league matches will resume next Tuesday, 11 August. Mamelodi Sundowns will take on Orlando Pirates at the Dobsonville Stadium.

Kaizer Chiefs will have a date with Bidvest Wits at the Orlando Stadium the following day (Wednesday, 12 August). Next Friday’s matches are: Highlands Park vs Mamelodi Sundowns and Amazulu FC vs Baroka FC.

Bidvest Wits’s head coach, Mr Gavin Hunt.

Mphaphuli to unearth talent But what about first getting a head coach? of young, rural golfers tract with Mamelodi Sundowns expired at the end of June. His After procuring the Absa contract with the Pretoria side Premiership franchise from was not extended, reportedly Bidvest Wits last month, because the team’s head coach, Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandi- Mr Pitso Mosimane, had told the la (TTM) have now embarked management that the player was on a mission to strengthen not in his future plans anymore. the team. To demonstrate that Molongoane parted ways with they are serious about winning Kaizer Chiefs on 30 June, folsome silverware in their debut lowing the expiry of his contract. season as an affiliate of the While the signing of new players elite division, TTM acquired looked to be a giant step in the the services of two vastly expe- right direction, many a soccer rienced players last week. fanatic is questioning the move.

Vhadau Vha Damani, as they They feel that the club should are affectionately called, signed have appointed a head coach Oupa Manyisa and Joseph before going to the market to Molongoane on a two-year consearch for players. tract. Manyisa’s three-year conAccording to them, the head

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healthy lifestyles and social cohesion.

“They also organise workshops in The director of the Andrew Mlanareas under traditional leadership. geni Golf Development Academy, This programme plays a huge role in Mr Rofhiwa Mphaphuli from Mbil- bringing unity between the different wi, is a golf player and developer. young people, because young people He said his objective was to procan play against each other, which mote the sport and unearth talent brings peace and harmony. Our icon, in the rural areas. Mphaphuli said Nelson Mandela, taught us that that the academy’s programme was nothing brings people together like founded with the motive of making sports,” he said. golf more accessible to previously dis“I want to encourage young people advantaged people. He said that via who are not participating in sport to the programme they had been able to get involved and work hard to win. produce good golfers.

I also want to be a good role model He said that before the lockdown, to others. I am a firm believer that they visited young stars from many an active body produces a healthy areas and schools and assigned them mind, and in sports I have hope for a coach who taught them golf basics the future generation of the province,” and they then periodically visited the he said. golf course for practical ball-striking "The objective is to contribute, in lessons. our small way, to changing lives, espe“We engaged our retired profescially in our rural, untapped areas," sionals and pensioner golfers to train said Mphaphuli. juniors at various schools close to the The only golf course in Vhembe is golf course and pay a monthly stipend the one in Louis Trichardt. for their services. Some kids who stay close to a golf course do come to our coach on weekends and receive training at the complex”.

He said that their venture ensured that continuous development and maintenance of effective high-performance programmes took place and that golf structures developed from grass-roots level. “I think the most fortunate thing that we have are various scouts who are part of the organisation. Some of the coaches have interacted with the U/17 players,” he said.

The director of the Andrew MlanHe said the programme provided a geni Golf Development Academy, platform for rural youths to showcase Mr Rofhiwa Mphaphuli. Photo their talent, but it also encouraged supplied.

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such as Section Mabunda, Sy Ngobeni, Norman Power Mathebula, Soccer lovers around the Vhembe and Joe Mahlale. area cannot forget the dribbling In 1984, he was selected for the skills of the much-loved Elias Giyani squad and played against “Chigo” Bila of Mavambe HighJomo Cosmos at Bungeni Stadilanders, whom they called the um with the likes of Jerry Sadike, white head during his heydays.

Webstar Lechaba, Ten Ten Sibande, Bila started his playing career Heel Extension Mokhari, Jomo at an early age at Jimmy Jones Sono’s younger brother KK Sono, All Stars in 1970. From his early and Chippa Chauke. “I was then redays he played as a midfielder cruited to join Cosmos and declined the position he played most of his the offer as I wanted to finish my entire life in football. In 1982, Bila schooling.” moved to Shirilele Secondary school He was recruited to play for at Mavambe and joined Mavambe Mothomong Modern Boys in the Highlanders in 1983.

Kgapane area.

He went to Giyani High School, He returned to Mavambe Highwhere he continued playing. When landers in 1985 and played full he played in the school team, he time. At Mavambe, he played with played with the likes of Aggrey players such as Computer ShivamHlungwani, the late Peter Mhlobu, the father of Black Leopards phe, Franklin Kutama, and Bilika assistant coach Morgan Shivambu, Mabunda, to mention the few. as well as Norman Maluleke, Seven When he was in Giyani, he played Power Mathebula, Sam Jeleni, and for Giyani Shepard with players Shaka Shiveri.

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As a starting point to strengthen the team and to ensure that they retain the elite league franchise for many seasons to come, Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila FC (TTM) acquired the services of the former Orlando Pirates midfielder, Oupa Manyisa (left) and the former Kaizer Chiefs star, Joseph Malongoane.

According to the club's communication and marketing manager, Mr Tshidino Ndou, they will soon make another announcement regarding the new acquisitions.

“Chigo” Bila was loved by many during his heydays

By Kaizer Nengovhela

coach might say that the new signees would not fit well into his playing pattern, thereby rendering them redundant. “We are happy about the fact that the management is eager to solidify the team, but the approach is not right,” said one concerned supporter of the club.

The supporter argued that the head coach was the one who made recommendations for the players to the management, saying what was happening at TTM was as good as putting the cart before the horse. Asked why they were signing new players before the appointment of the team’s head coach, the club’s communication manager, Mr Tshidino Ndou, appealed to the supporters not to press the panic button because the situation was under control.

When Highlanders join the Great soccer built most players in terms of North East Province League, he leadership, discipline, and human formed part of different squads. relations.

When Great North was eliminated, Bila is currently working as assishe played with Ace Ramabulana, tant director facilities management Nanana Masasa and Toy Kutama in for the Department of Agriculture.

Gauteng. He joined Langutani Blue Birds in 1990 and remembers when his team reached the top 32 of the Bobsave Super bowl and were eliminated by Bloemfontein Young Tigers.

He remembers big teams he played with during the Solly’s League, such as Makwarela Scientists, Shayandima Bobs Stars, Price Busters, Madombidzha Try Again, Giyani Progress, Giyani United, Tshiozwi Dynamos, Muwaweni Lucky Stars, Duthuni Happy Boys, Tshivhilwi Young Stars as well as Madonsi Brave Hunters.

He said that, during his time, Soccer lovers around the Vhembe soccer was his food and he particu- area cannot forget the dribbling larly enjoyed playing at Thohoyan- skills of the much-loved Elias dou Stadium. He further said that “Chigo” Bila. Photo supplied.

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Allan Clark’s resignation “not a train smash”

By Frank Mavhungu Black Leopards will be under the guidance of two caretaker coaches, Messrs Morgan Shivambu and Mongezi Bobe, for their six remaining Absa Premiership League matches.

This after the team’s head coach, Mr Allan Clark, resigned from the position last week to take a coaching job at one of the European clubs.

Following Mr Clark’s resignation, the club’s communication and brand manager, Mr Tshifhiwa Thidiela, announced that Shivambu and Bobe would take charge of the team until the end of

the season. from relegation. take on Bidvest Wits while Bloemfontein Celtics Thidiela’s announcement ended speculation He further stated that business was continuand Baroka will lock horns in the semi-final that the club was on the brink of concluding a ing as usual in the camp, even though Clark had matches tomorrow. The opening league match coaching deal with the former Chippa United FC kissed the players goodbye at the team’s training will be played next Tuesday evening. mentors, Messrs Norman Mapeza and Daniel camp last Tuesday. Thidiela also stated that The first match will be between Mamelodi Malesela. Thidiela said that no need existed for everyone in the camp knew the six remaining Sundown and Orlando Pirates at the Dobsonthem to appoint a new head coach now and they matches were crucial and that any mistake was ville Stadium, while Kaizer Chiefs will take would only consider replacing Clark at the end likely to cost the club their Absa Premiership on Bidvest Wits at the Orlando Stadium the of the season. franchise. following day.

He said that the new coach would be apThe PSL Board of Governors had last week Black Leopards’ opening match will be against pointed in a few weeks’ time and that he would resolved that the 2019/20 soccer season should Maritzburg United at the FNB Stadium on Sunonly assume his duties at the beginning of next resume, with the Nedbank Cup semi-final day, 16 August. The last matches will be played season. Asked how he viewed the team’s chances matches this weekend. Mamelodi Sundowns will on Saturday, 5 September. to escape the relegation axe at the end of the season without a head coach, Thidiela confidently stated that Clark’s departure Tshepo “Tower” Makgoga, when they face Cosmos. MakBy Frank Mavhungu would not affect the goga is still serving his suspension after seeing red in their team’s performance.

This weekend marks the resumption of the GladAfrica game against JDR Stars at the Soshanguve Giant Stadium He said that the Championship league programme for the 2019/20 socoutside Pretoria, way back in March. The likes of Lucios technical team had decer season after the programme was paused for about Ndou and Enort Dzaga will be expected to do the job in the veloped a plan to save four months because of the nationwide lockdown. absence of Makgoga. The good news for TTM is that their the team long before The opening match will be played on Sunday when the striker, Naeem Amojee, has fully recovered after testing Clark’s departure and Durban side, Real Kings, will host Cape Umoya United at positive for Covid-19 last month. that what was left for the Tsakane Stadium.

Also on Tuesday, Free State Stars will entertain Royal Bobe and Shivambu TS Sporting will battle for vital league points with Eagles at the Sturrock Park Stadium. The match not to be was to implement the Richards Bay FC at the Absa Tuks Stadium in Pretoria. missed will be between Uthongathi FC and JDR Stars at plan. He revealed that Jomo Cosmos will have a date with Tshakhuma Tsha the University of Johannesburg’s Soweto Campus Stadium. it would be easy for the Madzivhandila (TTM) in one of the three matches that will JDR Stars and Uthongathi are keenly contesting for the duo to implement the be played next Tuesday, 11 August. TTM will be the visitors league title. plan as they had been as the match will be staged at the Wits Rugby Stadium.

Five matches will be played next Wednesday, 12 August. fully involved when it Both Cosmos and TTM have good reason to fight for Ajax Cape Town will host Richards Bay FC at the Rand had been developed. maximum points in the match. Cosmos are fighting for sur- Stadium. The match between Mbombela United and Cape Thidiela stressed vival, while TTM must win the match to remain in the hot Umoya United will be played at the Soweto Campus’ stadithe fact that Clark’s contest for the league title. TTM are currently lying in the um of the University of Johannesburg. resignation “was not fourth spot on the log with 38 points, 10 behind the pace The other Wednesday fixtures are TS Galaxy vs Steenberg a train smash”, saying setters, Ajax Cape Town.

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