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SATELITE POLICE STATION TO CURB CRIME IN MOLETLANE
Deputy Provincial Commissioner Responsible for Human Resources Management, Major General Christine Morakaladi, Kgoshi Kekana 111 and chairman of Polokwane City FC, Johnny Mogaladi who donated the structures for the station.
By NAKAMPE LEKWADU
THE sun has finally gone down for criminals in Zebediela’s Moletlane village and the surrounding areas. This after the opening of
a new Satelite Police Station at Moletlane village by Limpopo’s Provincial Police Commissioner, Lieutenant Nneke Ledwaba recently. The official opening event which also marked the launch of the 2018/19 festive season
operations was attended by various police department heads who included Deputy Provincial Commissioner Responsible for Human Resources Management, Major General Christine Morakaladi, Kgoshi Kekana 111 and chairman of Polokwane City FC, Johnny Mogaladi who donated the structures for the station. Ledwaba alluded that the two events were part of the interaction between police and members of the community about the level of services they (police) are providing. “What is happening here today is with the aim of solidifying crime prevention efforts in the province. The launch of festive season operations is a declaration of our of readiness for the coming festive season period and to commit ourselves through the operationalization of our plan to deal with all criminal activities which are prevalent during this period such as armed robberies, thefts, housebreaking, assaults, TRIO crimes and murders which create
fear and discomfort to our people,” said Ledwaba who also confirmed that they have handed over more than 300 vehicles to various police stations to fight crime. “Most of these crimes that are mentioned here, are believed to be encouraged by the abuse of alcohol, greed, domestic violence, hitchhiking and the festive fever,” added Ledwaba. Ledwaba has also encouraged members of the community to participate fully in all the community oriented crime prevention structures such as the Community Policing Forums, the Rural Police Forums, Neighborhood Watch, Youth Against Crime and many more that are aimed at collectively dealing in confronting the scourge of crime. “This satellite police station will operate 24 hours and will provide service such as affidavits, complaints, police visibility and to deal with 2 Continue on page
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THE year is almost over, and we can almost smell the fresh flowers and the joy that comes with the festive month, December. October which is known as the transport month was really not that good for the province of Limpopo after losing
lives on the killer N1 road, more so between Kranskop and Mookgopong. We pray to God to lift his hand and have mercy for us as we approach the festive season where we records a number of accidents on our roads across the country.
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station and also help where you can.” Ledwaba also urged those that will be sharing their Stokvel money to guard against carrying large amounts of money
and sharing it in public place. According to Ledwaba, Moletla Satelite Police Station is the third one after Mulamula in the Malamulela Policing Area outside Giyani and Marapong
in the Lephalale to have been established and opened to accelerated the level of service delivery to the people.
hamper competition to their loyal customers earlier this year is continuing to change the lives of the needy people in the
surrounding villages. One such person is Kedibone Ntsoane from Ga-Mphahlele who keep hunger at bay by selling sphatlo/kota at her own yard. The 37 year-old mother of three was over the moon after hitting her luck in the month of October when she was declare a winner which saw her went on a buying spree at the butchery. “I couldn’t believe my ears the day I received a call from Roots Butchery that was announcing me as a winner of the R1000 hamper. More so because that time I was stressing after failing to reach my target to buy a new stock for my business, and the news came as a relieve,” pointed out Kedibone after filling the trolley with her stock Like any other unemployed women in the troubled local municipality of Lepelle-Nkumpi, Kedibone and her family has been surviving on a meagre profit she makes from selling food. “Finding a job is around here is like locating a Chinese policeman in the country’s cities, but I wasn’t going to allow my family to starve with hunger while I am still alive. It is for this reason I
started this small business of selling food, and butchery like Roots Lebowakgomo comes in handy for us the needy people. I pray that Roots should live long so that they can continue to help us,” added Kedibone Roots Butchery store manager, Nelson Caneca told Lepelle Review that it gives them the inner peace to see how their customers appreciate the little things they as a butchery are doing. “The R1000 grocery hamper is just a small token of appreciation to our customers for their never dying support to us as a butchery,” said Nelson. Nelson said all the monthly winners should brace themselves for some big rewards come the end of the year. “We are going to conduct a big competition at the end of the year where three lucky customers from all the monthly winners will stand a chance to win big,” confirmed Nelson Nelson said the competition will see the first prize winners walking away with R30 000 hamper, while the second and third prize smiling all the way home with R20 000 and R15 000 hampers respectively.
visibility and to deal with crime in general, so we encourage you as members of the community to cooperate with this
Our hearts are still hurting after the gruesome killing of a taxi queue marshal of
the United Zebediela Taxi Association of Zebediela (UZETA) few weeks ago, Joe Makalela from Magatle in Zebediela. May his Soul Rest in Peace. As you know that your favourite publication Lepelle Review will be celebrating a One Year Anniversary on April 27, we are planning a
big event which will also include Miss Lepelle Review. We will be soon coming to your area for Miss Lepelle Review auditions, keep watching this space. Well for now enjoy reading the juicy stories in this edition till next time-Nakampe Lekwadu
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LIFE AND TIMES OF SEFAKO MAKGATHO (PART 1)
PLANS are at an advanced stage to rename the Lebowakgomo Stadium after struggle hero Sefako Makgatho. While waiting for the process to be finalised by the relevant authorities, Lepelle Review takes the liberty to introduce this son of the soil to our readers. Sefako Mapogo Makgatho was born in 1861 at Ga-Mphahlele near Lebowakgomo, the capital city of the now defunct homeland of Lebowa. He was the son of Chief Kgorutlhe Josiah Makgatho of the Makgatho chieftaincy at Ga-Mphahlele. Owing to lack of schools in his area, Makgatho began his education in Pretoria where he completed his primary education. In 1882, at the age of 21, he left South Africa to study education and theology at Ealing in Middlesex, England. He returned to Pretoria three years later and started his career as a teacher at the Kilnerton Training Institute, a Methodist School for African children. Kilnerton is known for some of its illustrious students, including Miriam Makeba and Lilian Ngoyi. In 1906, Makgatho and other teachers in the then Transvaal, formed the Transvaal African Teachers' Association (TATA). Makgatho later was ordained as a Methodist lay preacher. But he was not to going to disappear into pastoral work without engaging and challenging the political situation of his people. At the time, black South Africans as well as other Africans on the continent had fallen under the yoke of colonialism, with European nations extending their power over Africa and other lands in the world. As a keen student of South African affairs, Makgatho followed Sekhukhune’s struggles with the colonists, leading to the Bapedi king finally losing the independence of his
kingdom to the white settlers and subsequent humiliation to him as a person and as leader. Makgatho also observed the politics of subjugation in Africa following the signing of the General Act of the Conference of Berlin in 1885 by Britain, Germany, Belgium, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, and other lesser participants in the scramble for Africa. Accompanying these events in the 1880s was the growth of the gold mining industry from 1890s, changing patterns of economic migration in South Africa. The uprooting of young males from their rural homes led to establishment of new settlements, which meant Makgatho and other Christian ministers also had to straddle the urban and rural spaces to attend to spiritual needs of the people. But it was both as a teacher and politician that Makgatho made his mark in the first decade of the 20th century. In 1906 he was inspirational in the establishment of TATA after he resigned as a teacher. He was also the key figure in the formation of the African Political Union (APU) and the Transvaal Native Organisation, both of which merged with the SANNC in 1912. Makgatho also became involved in journalism, an occupation many African leaders found attractive during this period. Between 1912 and 1914, Makgatho teamed up with Alfred Mangena to establish a political journal, The Native Advocate. Edited by AK Soga, the publication lasted for just over a year until it was discontinued because of a lack of funds. Makgatho collaborated with Pixley ka Seme in launching the SANNC’s Abantu Batho in 1912, which was funded by the Swazi queen regent. Makgatho was enraged by the
THE South African Municipal Workers Union (SAMWU) wants charged senior officials in municipalities that invested with VBS Mutual Bank. The union moved that Mayors, Chief Financial Officers (CFO) and Municipal Managers (MM) in Elias Motsoaledi, Ephraim Mogale and Fetakgomo Tubatse local municipalities be held accountable following the entities’ investments with the controversial bank. Patrick Aphane, Provincial Secretary, said senior councillors and officials should pay back the money invested with the bank. Aphane said officials and councillors acted against the Municipal Financial Management Act (MFMA) and they must be charged. The secretary further said the call for the disciplinary actions against the mayors and senior officials started earlier this year. “The concerns were made since April but nothing happened. Hope is for necessary actions to be taken against passing of the Land Act of 1913. At the time the President of the Transvaal Congress and a National Executive Committee (NEC) member of the SANNC, he added his voice to the growing criticism of the Act. In his view: “This Act is fraught with the most momentous issues, as it infringes on the common rights of the people. In all countries and among all nations worthy of the name of a free people, these common rights to the purchase and sale of lands are recognised as resting upon the elementary principles of justice and humanity, which are the heritage of a free people” ("The Natives Land Act, 1913: The Pretoria Resolutions", Izwe la Kiti, July 2, 1913). Check the next edition of Lepelle Review for the continuation of this story.
them as the matter is now a concern for the entire South Africa,” he said. He added that mayors and officials of all affected municipalities should be held accountable including those who withdrew their money before the bank went bankrupt and placed under curatorship by the South African Reserve Bank (SARB). “That Elias Motsoaledi withdrew all their money before the bank went bankrupt is not an excuse. Fact is they violated the MFMA in investing with the bank. They must be held accountable, the same way as other municipalities,” he said. Aphane said the money should have been used to deliver services to residents. “There is currently a service
delivery backlog whereas large amounts of money are used for personal gain. Multimillions of rands that should have been used for proper roads infrastructure and water shortages challenge for villages are involved here,” the secretary said. Aphane added that SAMWU would stage a march to all affected municipalities in the province this month to urge suspensions of the CFOs, MMs and pressure the ANC to suspend Mayors. “Pickets have already started with Ephraim Mogale Local Municipality last month to call on the suspension of the CFO, MM and the Mayor,” Aphane concluded.
kings Cup to be launched 1 Central Place Shishanyama is expected to launch the annual Kings Cup on December at GaRafiri Village, Zebediela. Tournament Diector, Isaac Tebogo Phara Baloyi told Lepelle Review that this tournament’s draw which will be marking its second year running will be launched at Maliming Lodde, just less than 2km outside Zebediela Plaza on the R519/ Roadtan Road “The tournament is in line with 1 Central Place Shisanyama’s idea to honour my mentor, King Madisha for the contribution he had in our community as it has been this has been his lifetime goal to bring back the glory days of football in Zebediela,” explained Baloyi. Baloyi said this year they
will be adding netball category to this tournament which is expected to be played at various venues around Zebediela area. Bafana Bafana and Mamelodi Sundowns star player, Motjeka Madisha will be the guest speaker during the launch.
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PHOEBE OPTIMISTIC OF WINNING MESA 2018
MIXING studies, fun and hobbies could hamper one’ success in life, and that’s exactly the message Phoebe Mphahlele has for her peers. Since childhood, the 22 year-old Tsimanyane village-born in the Sekhukhune area had an eye on model but her parents advised her to first complete her matric before she could persuade career in modeling and like a good child she obliged. Today Phoebe is finally reaping the rewards of her parent’s advised as she is celebrating double, first as the Bachelor of Commerce and Economic student at the University of Limpopo, and secondly as the finalist in the Miss Eagle SA 2018. “It was not easy to turn my blind eye on something which I like most-modeling, but sacrifices were to be made and today I am thankful to my parents’ advises and I am now living my dream as a model. Being in the finalist as Miss Eagle SA means a lot to
me, more so because this is a big platform as MESA provide a platform to empower young women to grow and develop themselves by making a positive impact in their communities,” said Phoebe Apart from empowering us with growth and development, added Phoebe who is also writing a book titled War of Growth-based on her journey of battling through high school into university: “MESA has honoured us with the lifetime title to be automatically conferred upon the successful completion of this contest, to recognize and empower us. I am also addressed as Her Highness Phoebe Mphahlele Royale Princess of MESA.” Like other MESA finalists, Phoebe received the privileges of being Motofind.co.za Ambassador (a website where you list your vehicle for free) Phoebe’s love for modeling started at a young age after
she was encouraged by teachers to enter for Miss Creche at Tsimanyane viallage where she cut her teeth. The passion was ignited in 2011, ten years after her parents relocated to Sedimothole section at Seleteng village, Ga-Mphahlele. Among contests she entered at her new found home was Miss Mathabe Primary then Miss Winter in Polokwane in 2011. “That was when my parents advised me to shift my focus from modeling and concentrate on my education until I complete my matric,” recalled Phoebe. Phoebe bounced back to modeling in 2016 after a five year break, this after she had just complete her matric. She entered two contents on the same year, Miss Originality and Miss Lebowakgomo where she finished as 2nd Princess on both occasions. In 2017 she was crowned 1st Princess in Miss Hope (Polokwane) before she could try her luck in MESA where she went through all the stages until she became the finalist. “Entering MESA was exciting because this has also gave me self-confidence as I can confidently speak in front of huge group of people. More over the MESA platform has helped me to brand myself as well,” said Phoebe who can also be reached on social media on Facebook: Phoebe Mphahlele Miss Eagle SA 2018 Finalist_Limpopo.Phoebe is among 15 contestants from Limpopo who are vying for the MESA crown in Durban at Suncoast Casino in a sold out event on December 17. In order to help her win Miss Eagle Limpopo, she need to get votes through sms. To vote for her SMS Phoebe to 35334 at R3 per sms.
MASHITE RESIDENTS STRIP OFF A THIEF AND FORCE HIM TO WALK NAKED ON THE STREET By NAKAMPE LEKWADU HE has been terrorizing the residents of Mashite village by breaking into their houses and stealing, but today he ran out of luck as he was caught red handed before he could be stripped naked and shamed then handed over to the police. This is the story of a Mmasoga Phokgu who is believed to be part of a gangsters known for criminal activities in the poverty-stricken village of Mashite in the Ga-Mphahlele area outside Lebowakgomo. Last week the 24 year-old
Mmasoga broke into the house belonging to Ivy Makgoale and stole a hard cash money totaling R1 500, but he forgot one thing and that is: “Lightning does not struck twice at one place.” This after he went to the same house today unaware that this time around he has been trapped by Makgoale who pretended to be going out to work. Unsuspicious as he was Mmasoga fell to the trap, and he foolishly traced the Ivy as she left her house until he was convinced that she was gone. He then broke into the house,
but long before he could realise that he was been monitored then BOOM, the owner of the house was back while he had just finished packing food, new clothes for Christmas which Ivy had just bought for her three children. After she caught Mmasoga with stolen items in her house, Ivy wasted no time in blowing the whistle and residents came as soon as they can, and Mmasoga was stripped naked and made to walk around the village naked before police could be called to arrest him.
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HER name is Phodiso Phoebe kgomoesona and she is not just a beauty with brains, but she is also a book worm. At the age of 22, the young lad from Lebowakgomo has told our sister publication, Lepelle Review that she is looking forward to achieve double this year, both at her studies at the University of Limpopo where she is studying Bcom Accounting and modelling career. Phodisho was in cloud nine after recently selected among other finalist who are vying for Miss Limpopo. “The news came as music to my ears as this will help me improve my profile as a model,” said Phodisho who will be representing Lepelle Nkumpi in this prestigious pageant. Phodisho said her passion in the modelling circle was realised as early as she was just nine years. “It was back in 2005 when I developed passion for modelling, and this was when I watching TV when I witnessed Nokuthula Sithole being crowned Miss South Africa,” recalled Phodisho Although she had a burning desire to be a model as she was growing, Phodisho said she had to wait for the right time to start persuading it as a career. “I had to wait until I was 17
years when I decided to follow my dreams, and that was in 2013 when I entered and won Miss Lebowakgomo Personality. My achievement in that competition though was not what I wanted, and I remembered how I cried after failing to be crowned a Queen. That did not however did not stop me from going for what I wanted to be as later that year joined Miss BEM Polokwane and won the title,” said Phodisho About Miss Limpopo, Phodisho told Lepelle Review that it has been a dream to wear that sash since 2015. “This after I was motivated by Mosia Tau from Zebediela who won this competition. I would always pray to GOD to open the doors for me and prepare me for this journey every year since 2015 but always had obstacles on the way when it was time to enter. As a Miss Limpopo finalist one of Phodisho’s tasks is to raise funds and she is asking some donations from everyone who is willing to help me make her dream come true. Interested parties can contact her on her personal emai phodisokay3@gmail.com Phodisho is also available on Facebook: @Phodiso Phoebe Kgomoesoana and on Instagtram: Phoebe Kgomoesoana
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TENS of admires and fans turned to Mall@Lebo to witness when Mologadi Manoge when she was crowned Miss Malls@ Lebo 2018/19 This colorful event which was well run under the capable MC Missherbacks and was graced by among special guest SABC actress, Oratile Maitisa who plays the character of Eunice on SABC’ Skeem Saam also saw Kokeko Ditshego from Kgobokwane also walking away with the Public Choice crown. Back to the newly crowned Miss Mall@Lebo, Mologadi from Strydskraal A was over the moon about her achievement, saying she was grateful for the support shown to her. “It has been a tough journey, but I thank God to have finally won the title,” she told Lepelle Review. As for her fellow contestants,
the 21 year-old Mologadi said they should not lose hope because this was not the end of the world for them as there are many competitions in which they can still compete and win. Mologadi’s closed rivals in this year’s competition were Mpho Mahlo and Rahab Legodi who were crowned 1st and 2nd Princess respectively. Mologadi took over the reign from Kgothalo Malete who in her bidding a farewell to her reign has encourage models to follow their dreams as this will open many doors for them to the future. Arthur from Mall@Lebo has since thanked all the participants and fans for an incident free event. He confirmed to Lepelle Review that they have spent R20 000 in prize-money for this year’s event. STORY & PICS BY NAKAMPE LEKWADU AND LEBOGANG MAREDI
LIMPOPO Premier Chupu Mathabatha has learnt with shock of the criminal element currently said to be operating along the N1 between Kranskop and Mokopane. The Premier has been in touch with the Provincial Commissioner General Nneke Ledwaba who has already established a Special Task Team to investigate these unfortunate incidents. In the latest incident, a attempt to rob a truck driver during the early hours of Saturday has led to five people being killed. According to police, the incident happened at around 2.30am along the N1 between Modimolle mountain and Kranskop Tollgate in Polokwane. The truck had apparently experienced mechanical problems and stopped next to the road, when two suspects pounced on the driver, attempting to rob him. Police spokesperson Brigadier Motlafela Mojapelo said the truck driver immediately pulled off and as he was driving away,
a Toyota drove into the truck from behind. Mojapelo said the suspects then fired shots at the direction of the truck as it fled. As the shots were fired, the truck proceeded to Naboomspruit police station. “The occupants of the Toyota were in the process of getting out of the vehicle when two other vehicles slammed into them, killing five people on the spot." Cases of attempted armed robbery, attempted murder and culpable homicide have been opened for investigation and no arrests have been made. “As a Province, our concerns are with our people, we can't
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LEGENDS OF THE 80’s TO ROCK AT MAPUNGUBWE FESTIVAL By NAKAMPE LEKWADU
LEGENDARY Musicians who led the way in the music industry in the 80s will have their fair chance during this year’s Mapungubwe Music Festival which was launched earlier this week at Mapungubwe World Heritage site. Among the group of legends who will be leading the way in this year’s event include Limpopo’s own, Steve “Tlou Letebele” Kekana, Sipho “Hotstix” Mabuse, Condry “Sekorokoro” Ziqubu Organisers of this festival which marks its 17th edition running, have also outdone themselves in making sure that local artists also get their lion’ share in this year’s
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afford continuing losing people in this large numbers,” said Mathabatha. The Province together with National Department of Transport will be holding a National Prayer Day near Mookgophong next Sunday. The National Prayer Day is expected to assist in the spiritual cleansing of the road. More than 40 people have already died in the past two month in this ‘deadly stretch of the road’ with six more people just yesterday. The Premier has urged drivers to be vigilant and report any unusual activities to the police along this road.
festival with the likes of crowdpuller King Monada leading the way. Other local artists include Shangaan Disco Kings such as Joe Shirimani, Benny Mayengane, Majoy, Candy “Tsa Mandebele” Mokoena, Pleasure, Seshego Gospel Choir and many more. With the festival having been divided into two with the first one on December 8 dubbed for the youth while the second one (main Festival) on December 15, the list will not be complete without big names such as Musa Jonas Gwanga, Selaelo “Tirrr Phaa!” Selota, Oliver Mtukuzi, Dr Malinga, Vusi Nova and many others. Limpopo Arts and Culture MEC Thandi Moraka said this year’s
budget is R7 million, hence they have two separates events in order to make a profit as this festival positively contribute towards improving the economic growth of the region through tourism and job creation . “Our main aim is not to make profit from this festival, but to market our province and show our talent. The money we are going to collect will help to reduce some of our expenditure. In total, we are going to have more than 40 artists who will perform, with most artists being from Limpopo,” said Moraka. The entrance fee will be R100 and tickets are available at Computickets.
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The Dzire was originally developed alongside the Suzuki Swift to offer a more familyorientated sedan body shape of the popular hatchback. It has since evolved to serve a large and distinctive market for young families and has become the most popular B-segment sedan in the world. For the new Suzuki Dzire, chief engineer Masao Kobori has accentuated the Dzire’s most popular features, including its interior space and driving dynamics. At the same time, Suzuki’s designers have created a style that is unique to the Dzire and focused on its sedan target market. Authentic sedan styling Several exterior design features make the all-new Suzuki Dzire stand out. Viewed from the front, the model has a smooth polygonal grille, large headlamps and chrome detailing on the grille and below the integrated fog lamp area.
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23 NOVEMBER - 07 NOVEMBER 2018
Body for Life Gym to keep Baroka aiming for Mathibela residents fit TKO final
By MOHLAPA KGOPE BODY activities can help people reduce sicknesses such as sugar diabetes and high blood pressure, and this is according to Mbongiseni Mnisi. Mnisi who is a Personal Trainer at Body For Life Gym, at Mathibela village in Zebediela told Lepelle Review. “Our country is affected by a high rate of this killer diseases such as sugar diabetes and high blood pressure, but that can be reduce if most if people can try and give themselves time to keep their body fit,” said Mbongiseni.
Mbongiseni said the aim of opening a new gym at Mathibela, the brain-child of Gideon Ngake was to promote and encourage residents of Mathibela to keep themselves fit. For the record, Ngake owns another gym in Lebowakgomo Zone A by the similar name. So far, Body For Life Gym boast of 50 contracted members from Zebediela and the surrounding nearby villages. Echoing on Mbongiseni’ sentiments was the gym’s administrator, Pontsho Lekgau who they are encouraging more people in
the area to come and join the gym in order to stay fit. “We have a range of option on our contract, and we have also categorized our pricing from adults membership, students memberships and daily memberships,” added Pontsho who told Lepelle Review that they also have body supplements for muscle development, body boosters and more. The gym opens from MondayFriday from 5am-9.30pm and at 6am-12 mid-day on Saturdays while it remain closed on Sundays and public holidays.
BAROKA and BidVest Wits meet in the Telkom Knockout for the second season in a row after The Clever Boys claimed a 1-0 success in the quarterfinals in 2017 on their way to lifting the trophy. Egyptian forward Amr Gamal scored the only goal of the game on that occasion. The two sides take each other in the second semi-final match on Sunday, November 25. KickOff at the New Peter Mokaba Stadium is at 3pm. Up the Bakgaga reached the semi-final stage of the competition for the first time in their history having exited in the quarterfinals in the previous two seasons while Wits will be playing their fifth semi-final in the PSL era. They lost in 2003 and 2004, but claimed victories
in 2011 and 2017. The Ga-Mphahlele based outfit have played Wits in five previous occasions which saw the Students largely dominating the proceedings, winning four of those clashes with the other match having ended in a draw. In fact, Baroka have never scored against Wits from an open play in all their clashes, with their only goal a penalty from Gift Motupa in a 1-1 league draw at Wits last season. The match against Wits will mark Baroka’s seventh Telkom Knockout match since they won promotion for the 2016/17 season and will be the sixth time they have played at home! The only time they have played away was that 1-0 loss at Wits last year.
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