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Illegal dog fighting exposed By Martie Le Grange (martie@noordnuus.co.za)
Dogs (usually American pit bull terriers) are used to fight against each other until one dog wins the fight. In most cases a dog dies from his or her injuries that are usually arranged in front of spectators. Photo: NSPCA period not exceeding two years.” Northern News approached the Mogalakwena Municipality for comment as a municipal facility was allegedly used for the event. The divisional head of communications, Malesela Selokela, did not respond at the time of going to print. “Dog fighting condones a level of violence and cruelty that not only has consequences to the community that tolerates its existence, but it also walks hand- in hand with other criminal activities,” says Wilson.
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MAHWELERENG – The Percy Fyfe Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) was called out to the Mahwelereng Sports Stadium on Saturday where an alleged dog fighting event involving pit bullterriers was taking place. Percy Fyfe SPCA manager Marcelle Maritz told Northern News that they received a call informing them that a dogfight gathering was taking place. Arriving on the scene, Maritz saw evidence of dog fighting taking place and was shocked to see about 18 pit bull dogs waiting. She called her staff, the neighbourhood watch and the police for backup, but before any action could be taken, the dog owners fled with their dogs. “It is just wrong to refer to the culprits as the ‘dog’s owners’, because in many cases, these animals are stolen from their rightful owners in residential areas.” Maritz insists that at least one dog fight occurred upon her arrival and refers to blood and fresh scars on some of the dogs that served as evidence. She says that she explained to the police that dog fighting is classified as animal cruelty. Colonel Ronel Otto, provincial police spokesperson, told Northern News that the police can only assist in breaking up dog fights. “It really is not the police’s responsibility, because there is no criminal complaint that we can investigate,” she
stated. Col Otto suggested that complaints should be dealt with by environmental affairs or by the municipality. Wendy Wilson, senior inspector of the Special Investigation Unit of the NSPCA was dismayed to learn that Limpopo police did not recognise animal abuse as a crime. She stated that Section 2a (1) of The Animal Protection Act of 1962 quotes, “any person who (a) possesses, keeps, imports, buys, sells, trains, breeds or has under his control an animal for the purpose of fighting of another animal; (b) baits or provokes or incites any animal to attack another animal or to proceed with the fighting of another animal; (c) for financial gain or as form of amusement promotes animal fights; (d) allows any of the acts refer to in paragraphs (a) to (c) to take place at any premises or place in his possession or under his charge or control; (e) owns, uses or controls any premises or place for the purpose or partly for the purpose of presenting animal fights on any such premises or place or who acts or assists in the management of any such premises or place, or who receives any consideration for the admission of any person to any such premises or place; or (f) is present as a spectator at any premises or place where any of the acts referred to in paragraphs (a) to (c) is taking place or where preparations are being made for such acts, shall be guilty of an offense and liable to conviction to a fine or imprisonment for a
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14 OKTOBER 2016
Ongeluk kry haar nie onder Landgoed ontwikkelaar betreur verlies van kameelperd
Deur Amanda Basson (amanda@noordnuus.co.za) WESTONARIA – Leandri du Plessis (15), beter bekend as Lallie, ‘n leerder by Hoërskool Ellisras en kranige perderuiter, het ‘n noue ontkoming gehad toe die perd waarmee sy gery het tydens ‘n boeresport byeenkoms in Westonaria se long gebars het en oor haar gerol het verlede week. “Lallie en die perd, wat aan iemand anders behoort het, het om die draai van die resiesbaan gekom toe die dier ewe skielik onder haar ingee,” vertel Suretha du Plessis, Lallie se ma. Lallie het onder die perd beland voordat dit oor haar gerol het sonder om aan haar te raak. “Dit is merkwaardig dat ‘n dier wat omtrent 500kg kan weeg bo-oor my kind is sonder dat sy enige ernstige beserings opgedoen het.” Lallie is na ‘n hospitaal in Krugersdorp geneem waar daar X-strale geneem is en die dokters het bevind dat sy slegs gekneusde spiere en ‘n paar krapmerke opgedoen het. “Ons het haar teruggebring Lephalale toe en weer vir X-strale by die MediClinic geneem net om seker te maak dat sy regtig geen ernstige beserings opgedoen het nie, maar die dokters hier het ook gesê dat sy net vir twee dae by die huis kan bly totdat haar spiere gerus het en dan weer skool toe kan gaan.” Die ervaring het nie Lallie se liefde vir perdry gedemp nie. Lallie het die betrokke perd al voorheen gery en daar was geen teken dat daar iets met die dier fout was nie. Alhoewel sy hartseer is oor die perd, sien sy uit om gou weer in die saal te wees. “Ten spyte van hierdie ongeluk kan my kind nie wag om weer op ‘n perd se rug te klim nie, maar sy moet nou eers rus omdat sy sukkel om selfs by trappe op te klim met haar seer lyf,” sê Suretha.
Lallie na die ongeluk in die hospitaal in Krugersdorp.
MOKOPANE - ‘n Gebeurtenis wat beloof het om vir die nuwe ontwikkeling van Thorny Bush Estate ‘n mooi herinnering te wees met die loslaat van twee jong kameelperde, het Maandagoggend met ‘n bittersoet gevoel afgeloop. ‘n Kameelperdbul- en koei is vanaf ‘n boma in Mookgophong na Mokopane vervoer en vroegoggend vanuit die vragmotor op die landgoed vrygelaat. Die bul het egter sy regter agterbeen gebreek toe dit in ‘n stormwater watersloot beland het en moes daarna ongelukkig van kant gemaak word. Die jong kameelperd koei is ongedeerd en wei tans op die landgoed. “Ons is getraumatiseerd oor die tragiese verlies en betreur die ongeluk. Ongelukkig is dit ‘n feit dat die verskuiwing van wild altyd met risiko’s gepaard gaan. Die estetiese waarde van kameelperde op die landgoed is vir die ontwikkelaar van onskatbare waarde, en die teenwoordigheid van hierdie statige diere sal bydrae tot die Bosveld tema van Thorny Bush Estate,” het Shaun McGrath van Thorny Bush Estate gesê. “Thorny Bush is voorwaar ‘n baie spesiale plek,” het McGrath gesê. Hy het ‘n ope uitnodiging aan belangstellendess gerig om die landgoed te besigtig. - Martie le Grange
Kitchen adds value SANDSLOOT – Mogalakwena Mine and Baron’s Machinery and Engineering company (BME) pooled resources to serve up a refurbished mobile kitchen at Madikotiputsoa Primary school last week. The school has been using a shack as a kitchen and made use of an open fire to cook. “It was our pleasure to hand over a mobile kitchen which we believe will serve many generations to come,” says BME’s Jaco van Wyk. “We saw the need to give back a concrete resource that will help build communities.” – By Morakhu Kekae
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Police appeal to licenced firearms owners
Martie Le Grange (martie@noordnuus.co.za) MOKOPANE - A serious accident on the N1 South between Mokopane and Mookgophong involving three trucks claimed two lives in the early morning hours of Tuesday. According to a departmental spokesperson of transport, Joshua Kwapa, two 32t trucks and a 3t truck was involved in the collision. The N1 was closed for hours and the traffic was redirected to the R101. The cause of the accident is suspected to have been fatigue said provincial authorities. Police investigations are ongoing.
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The wreckage of three trucks that collided on the N1 between Mokopane and Mookgophong on Tuesday morning. Photos supplied.
Nyaope suspects apprehended By Martie le Grange (martie@noordnuus.co.za) HOSPITAL VIEW - Mahwelereng police spokesperson, constable Sello Leso said earlier this week that two men, aged 32, have appeared in the Mokerong magistrate court on Monday following their arrest on Sunday in Hospital View for the possession of 212 sachets of Nyaope to a total street value of R6 360. Constable Leso calls on community members to work together in combating crime and drug use. “Reporting crime is the right thing to do. In doing so we protect each other,” he said.
One of 32 sachets of Nyaope that was confiscated from two men in Hospital View on Sunday.
LIMPOPO - The provincial Firearm Liquor and Second Hand Goods (FLESH) Unit appealing to all licensed firearm owners and their families to adhere to the following notice after a statement was issued by Limpopo’s lt Colonel Moatshe Ngoepe: When the license holder of a firearm passes on, family members must report the existence of the firearm to their local police station immediately for safe keeping. Anyone who possesses such a firearm, is possessing it illegally. These type of firearms often end up in the hands of criminals. The South African Firearm Act must be complied with by any citizen without fail. Firearm owners are advised to handle their firearms in accordance with the prescripts of this act. The Firearm must be kept in the safe or on the body (waist) of the owner with prescribed authorised holster at all times. Firearms must not be kept inside motor vehicles or under a pillow or anywhere else except the two places as mentioned above. Any loss of firearm including theft must be reported to the police immediately.
Police appeal for information about cyclist’s death LEPHALALE – A cyclist in his twenties passed away after being run over by a Ford Bantam bakkie on the R518 Military road on Monday night. According to sergeant Precious Munyai of the Lephalale police the accident occurred at about 18:40 on Monday night and the cyclist passed away on the scene. “We appeal to anybody who has any information about the accident to contact the Lephalale police in order to assist with the investigation,” says sergeant Munyai of the Lephalale police.
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Plant a tree, asks municipality Juwelier verhoor uitgestel vir
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stories vertel het van hulle juweliersware wat by Van Wyk se destydse juwelierswinkel ingegee is vir herstel en nooit aan hul MOKOPANE - Landdros Gerhard Pretorius terugbesorg is nie. Sy is reeds in 2014 deur het Maandag die verhoor van Simoné van verskeie kliënte van bedrog beskuldig na Wyk, ’n voormalige juwelier wat tereg staan bewerings dat hulle juweliersware skoonveld op 13 aanklagte wat verband hou met die verdwyn het nadat dit by haar destydse verdwyning van juwele ter waarde van juwelierswinkel ingegee is. sowat R500 000, uitgestel na 29 November Die staatsaanklaer Liezl del Frate het vir verdere getuies. aangevoer dat die verhoor uitgestel word vir Van Wyk het Maandag in die beskuldigde verdere getuies om hulle saak te stel teen bank van die Mokopane streekhof gestaan, Van Wyk. Pretorius het in die staat se guns terwyl twee getuies aan die hof soortgelyke besluit op uitstel.
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Counsellor believes in personal growth LEPHALALE – Every person has unexplored strengths within them and is capable of growth, believes new trauma counsellor Diana du Preez. “Counselling is a process of selfdevelopment and change and is frequently seen as a response to immediate problems or difficulties,” she says, adding that counselling allow people to discover these strengths and competencies needed to overcome challenges. “Counselling therapy includes exploring your feelings, view and behaviour to assess the impact this has on your life and the goal is to enable you to ease the hardship you experience and to enhance the quality of the relationship you have with others and yourself.” Diana obtained her diploma in counselling with distinction from the international Blackford Centre and is registered with the Council for Counsellors
GA-SELEKA – The Lephalale Municipality asked learners from various schools in the area to be green ambassadors in their daily activities by encouraging people around them to plant trees in an arbor week celebration last week. More than 70 learners from 23 schools took part in a competition at the event which was aimed at raising awareness on arbor and heritage preservation. Grace Ribese from Tshireletso Secondary School won the first prize of a laptop, printer and bag sponsored by Galeboe Trading and Projects. Second prize winner, Maria Lehutsa from Thabang Secondary School, won a tablet sponsored by Keitshwaretswe Trading and the third prize winner, Mothlodi Seakamela from Raserite Secondary School, won a smart phone sponsored by Selebaleng Trading.
All the students who participated were given orange fruit trees to plant at their homes while the municipality planted five trees at the Ga-Seleka village hall. On the photo is Councilor Nnyuru Motebele who stood in for Lephalale Mayor, Jack Maeko, assisting with the tree planting.
Ten years in prison for rape in South Africa (CCSA). Diana’s office is situated at the consulting rooms of Dr Christine Fulse at 4 Rivierstreet in Onverwacht. She can be contacted on 079 896 3254 or 014 763 2195 or email to admin@dpcounsel.co.za.
LEPHALALE – A 25-year-old man was sentenced to ten years in prison for the rape of a woman residing in Senita Village outside of Marken by the Lephalale regional court last week. Frans Mokitlana was found guilty of forcefully removing the 38-year-old victim from her home in front of her ten-year-old
son before he raped her in the bushes near her house in March 2016. “We are proud of the hard work and dedication shown by constable Frans Thulare of the Family violence Child protection and Sexual offences (FCS) unit,” said warrant officer Frans Mokoena of the Lephalale police.
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RET Centre adds school building Reading rocket competition winners MOKOPANE – “We are so much more than just a school,” says Mokopane Destiny Academy (MDA) principal Fred van der Merwe. “We are making a difference in the lives of our learners and allowing them to settle into secure futures with confidence.”
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View from the roof of the new MDA school building at the the RET Centre in Mokopane. Photo supplied.
Learners will start 2017 in a new, doublestory 1012 m² school building situated at the Resource, Education and Training (RET) Centre on the corner of Geyser and Fourie Streets. The school was founded in 2006 with 14 learners by Ps. Thomas and Minda Marshall from Destiny Alive Ministries. “Our children have since graduated from MDA and it is part of our vision to continue to invest in the future of Mokopane’s youth,” says Thomas Marshall. “We are proud of the teachers and staff employed at MDA who have proven that their hearts beat for the country’s next generation.” “This is only phase one, long-term plans are underway to expand further and to continue investing in the children of this town,” he says, adding that we, as a community, have a responsibility to equip our children to become the leaders of tomorrow. The school, currently situated in Schoeman Street, will be able to expand from 84 learners to about 210 learners. Registrations for the 2017’s Grade 1's have started and MDA will be able to cope with an influx of learners while keeping the ratio between children and educators favourable (1:8). MDA has ten qualified teachers as well as several teacher assistants and
offers education for Grade 1-12 along with additional programs to improve reading (Lab-on-Line) and mathematics (Mathletics). MDA will add a media centre and science lab in the new building. The school also offers sports, including soccer, gymnastics and MiniChess. MDA introduced the Cambridge international senior qualification earlier this year, making it the only private school in the Mokopane-area to offer this sought-after curriculum. “Cambridge qualifications have a proven reputation for being an excellent preparation for university, employment and life beyond,” says Cambridge International Examinations’ Mark Barber on the Cambridge web site. Cambridge IGSCE and Cambridge International AS and A-Level are recognised by universities and employers worldwide as evidence of academic ability.“As a school which follows Christian values, we will continue to work hand-inhand with parents to enable children to make a difference in their community,” says Van der Merwe. “We are teaching these children how to live and not only how to make a living.” For information, contact MDA during school hours on 015 491 2049 or email: office@ mda4life.com.
Building communities By Morakhu Kekae (morakhu@noordnuus.co.za) DANISANE – Magesi Media together with Bathuseng Youth Academy hosted an event to give back to the community last week. The event was aimed at providing school shoes to children in need. The planned handover was arranged for 200 kids from Madikotiputsoa and Johannes Masebe Primary schools. “The plan was to provide children from various schools with school shoes and
expand that to other learning materials such stationery, school bags, and school uniforms,” says Magesi Mokhondo, owner and artist from Magesi Media. “I have seen a lot of kids going to school without shoes and it affects their selfconfidence,” explains social worker Dan Motlala. “The learners withdraw socially because of stigmatising treatment from their peers.” The Mapela Business Chamber confirmed that they were awaiting the delivery of the shoes and would make sure that all 200 applicants receive their new shoes shortly.
LEPHALALE - Stimulus Maksima! Lephalale held a drawing competition where learners from Lephalale Primary and Laerskool Bosveld Primary had to read a story from their Reading Rocket programme and draw a picture of the story they read. The aim of the competition was to show learners that they can express the image of the story they read onto canvas. Reading Rocket is a state of the art computer-based programme that is aimed to empower anyone from four years old to adults in developing and improving their reading and mathematical skills. Stimulus Maksima! is truly excited to announce the winners and runners up of their competition and would like to thank everyone who entered and gave their judges an enjoyable and challenging job. Remember, reading feeds the imagination! Laerskool Bosveld Primary winners: Katelego Komape Grade 7, Angelique Burchell Grade 6, Nicole Kay Grade 5, Precious Mamabolo Grade 4, Nia Senosky Grade 3, Tina Mari de Kock Grade 3, Michelle
Enslin Grade 2, Anne-Mari Botes Grade 1, Katlego Langa Grade 1, Katelynn Yeo Grade 0, Gole Mfisa Grade 0, Divan Gerber Grade 4, Wayne Mundirwa Grade 4, Mikayla Stolk Grade 3, Mia Erasmus Grade 2, JC Niewoudt Grade 1, JayC van der Heever Grade 1, Rolanda Jordaan Grade 0, Alrika Jordaan Grade 0, Nuan Snyman Grade 0, Live Ndlela Grade 1, Mariska Benade Grade 1, Ashley Roets Grade 1, Caden Shephard Grade 1, Claudine Johnson Grade 3. Lephalale Primary winners: Tebatso Mogoai Grade 2, Lethabo Serope Grade 2, Lethabo Sebola Grade 2, Mamello Makata Grade 2, Precious Kwadibane Grade 2, Musa Chaka Grade 3, Faith Malahlela Grade 3, Naomi Bote Grade 3, Kgothatso Nkadimeng Grade 3, Tsholofelo Moruwe Grade 4, Vusumusi Hlangwa Grade 4, Nkhensani Chaka Grade 4, Vhugala Vhaglani Grade 4, Mutiki Mpofu Grade 5, Katlego Senne Grade 5, Ofentse Mosia Grade 5, Thandi Mongwe Grade 5, Tholakele Lunga Grade 6, Joshlin Baloyi Grade 6, Jackey Mabaso Grade 7, Serope Katlego Grade 7.
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BEAUTY – Die Vroue Landbou Unie (VLU) se Beauty tak het hul Oktober vergadering gewei aan die viering van die Suid Afrikaanse Vroue Landbou Unie dag wat op 25 September plaasgevind het. Die Bosveld Streek Voorsitter, Ria Strydom, was die eregas by die geleentheid waar Anette du Preez ‘n praatjie aangebied het oor bome van die jaar. Desireé Krüss het ‘n kreatiwiteit aktiwiteit aangebied en besoekers kon hul verlustig aan ‘n uitstalling van die lede se handewerk en die kunswerke van Dr Mich Veldman. Die laaste vergadering vir 2016 sal plaasvind op 2 November by die Tom Burke Boeresaal. Vir meer besonderhede oor Beauty VLU en hul werksaamhede kontak gerus vir Altie van der Linde op 082 299 6725.
Rugbyspelers sprei hul vlerke in Portugal
Nog ‘n 50’s lid
LEPHALALE – Die Mogol Parkrun is besig om uit sy nate te groei met nuwe lede wat bykans weekliks by die groep aansluit. Bennie van der Schyff het verlede week die eer ontvang om deel te wees van die gesogte 50 klub. Hierdie klub bestaan uit lede wie 50 agtereenvolgende wedlope voltooi het.
Be careful of scam LEPHALALE – The Lephalale police warned people to be careful of a new scam where a group of men target mainly women by offering them a cash discount at Truworths. “The men will take the woman’s bank card and pin number in exchange for the promise of a huge discount at the retail store before disappearing with the money they withdrew,” said sergeant Precious Munyai of the Lephalale police. The group has been working at the Lephalale Square branch but Munyai urged shoppers at all the complexes in Lephalale to stay safe and never give their bank cards to people who they don’t know.
MOKOPANE - Pieter Vorster (o/14) en Marnus Uys (o/19) van Hoërskool Piet Potgieter gaan hulle vlerke vanaf 4 tot 14 Desember in Portugal sprei waar hulle aan drie rugbytoernooie gaan deelneem. Albei seuns is kranige rugbyspelers en is daarom gekies vir die A-spanne wat slaggereed is om hul teenstanders vierkantig in die oë te kyk. Op die meegaande foto’s is Marnus en Pieter in aksie op die rugbyveld.
LEPHALALE - Drie van Hoërskool Ellisras se leerders is gekies om in Desember as deel van die AVS Nasionale rugby spanne in Portugal te gaan toer. Gerrie Blom (o/16), Andreas van Zyl (o/19) en Ruan Basson (o/14) is gedurende die vakansie gekies vir die spanne wat van 4-14 Desember in Portugal hul staal gaan wys.
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MOKOPANE - Tennisafrigter Morne Coetzee spog vandeesweek met Laerskool Krugerpark se meisies tennisspelers van die A-span wat op 26 September die Waterberg tennisliga kafgedraf en as wenners uit die stryd getree het. Dié spelers is deur na die Limpopo finale en het derde in die streek geeindig. Hulle is voor, Laumari Hawken, Amelie Coetzee en Idené Smit. Agter saam met Morne Coetzee, Anneri Pretorius.
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Gimnastiekklub bereik nuwe hoogtes MOKOPANE – Marshall Gimnastiek Akademie (MGA) het 2016 se kompetisie seisoen op ’n hoë noot afgesluit met vyf gimnaste wat nasionaal meegeding het by die 2016 SA Gym Games in Kaapstad gedurende die Oktober skoolvakansie. Sowat 2 800 gimnaste van regoor SuidAfrica het aan die nasionale kompetisie deelgeneem. Die vyf gimnaste van MGA, Lesedi Mashishi, Melody Raats, Lize Janse van Rensburg, Luan du Plessis and Louis Boshoff, het as deel van die Limpopo gimnastiekspan deelgeneem. Lesedi en Melody het in hul onderskeie ouderdomsgroepe deelgeneem in die Vlak 4 vroue artistiese gimnastiek kompetisie en Lize in Vlak 5. Lesedi het ’n sesde plek verower op balk en op die dames brug. Luan en Louis het aan die mans artistiese afdeling deelgeneem. Luan het twee plekke op die top-tien verower vir Vlak 6 en Louis ’n derde plek vir sy vloer roetine op Vlak 7. Louis is ook aangewys as die Suid-Afrikaanse
kampioen vir Vlak 7 spronge. “Hierdie was ’n besonderse jaar vir die MGA,” sê hoofafrigter Richard Marshall, wat ook hierdie jaar verkies is tot die nasionale gimnastiek tegniese komitee vir die mans afdeling. Verskeie van MGA se afrigters is ook uitgenooi om in Durban die internasionale FIG Foundations gimnastiekkursus by te woon. MGA is aanhoudend besig om afrigters se opleiding op te skerp met verdere kursusse en ons verwag ook dat die SuidAfrikaanse Sports Konfederasie en Olimpiese Komitee (SASCOC) se assessors die klub gaan kom besoek met die oog om Richard aan te stel as een van hul provinsiale ontwikkelaars vir afrigters. “Ons glo dat ons in 2016 veel meer vermag het as ooit te vore,” sê Richard. “Ons sien uit na wat die toekoms vir MGA inhou!”
Heel links is Lesedi Mashishi en Melody Raats, bo is Luan du Plessis en Louis Boshoff. Regs is Lise Janse van Rensburg.. Heel bo is van die klub se afrigters: Stephen Marshall, Richard Marshall, Marinda Marshall en Merene van Zyl.