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MAPUNGUBWE ARTS AND CULTURAL FESTIVAL MOVES TO PETER MOKABA STADIUM LTA EQUALLY EXCITED ABOUT THE FORTHCOMING MAPUNGUBWE ARTS AND CULTURAL FESTIVAL..P3
PEBETSI IS THE NEW FACE OF LEBOWAKGOMO...P3
AFTER last year’ swelling attendance, Limpopo’s department of Sports, Arts and Culture have decided to move this year’s Mapungubwe Arts and Cultural Festival to the Old Peter Mokaba Stadium. MEC for Sports, Arts and Culture, Thandi Moraka
confirmed during this year’s event launch which was held at the Mapungubwe Heritage Site outside Musina earlier in the week. “Last year’s festival was a success and for the first time in the history of this event all the tickets were sold out, we managed to fill up Polokwane
Cricket Ground as more than 15000 people attended the event. We are continuing to host this festival as a way of preserving cultural heritage and supporting artists from the province of Limpopo. The aim of the department is to grow the brand Mapungubwe even beyond the borders of South
Africa, so that it can help grow the economy of the province. We will continue to give priority to our local artists as a way of promoting and developing them,” explained Moraka. Having set aside R10 million for this year’s festival, Moraka CONTINUE ON PAGE2
Mandela-Gandhi Freedom Trophy, a celebration of two great heroes...P8
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CONTINUE FROM PAGE 1 who has confirmed Syleena Johnson from USA as the main act said this year they have shortened the event to a week and brought up new activities to help attract the audience and enhance the reach of the event. “This year we will be introducing DIVAS night as a way of appreciating and honoring the talent of South African women in the music industry. We are also partnering with THE ULTIMATE HORSE SHOW, to introduce Equestrian Sports and lifestyle to the people of
2 Limpopo. The day promises to showcase a World-Class-Experience, comprising of fashion, food, lifestyle, kiddies corner and family entertainment Moraka also praised some of the local artists who recently put the province of Limpopo on the map such as Sho Madjozi, the Ndlovu Youth Choir and more. “We are equally happy as the province with the progress and achievements that our artists are making in the music industry locally and abroad. We have artists such as Sho Madjozi
25 OCTOBER - 08 NOVEMBER 2019 who became the first African women to win the BET Award, Ndlovu Youth Choir for making the top 10 of Americas Got Talent Show season 14 and DJ Da Capo for winning the best DJ Award in Spain. We are also proud of artists such as Makhadzi, King Monada and Master KG who continue to produce hit songs in the music industry,” she said. .Among the confirmed artists for this year’s festival includes, Ndlovu Youth Choir, Lady Zamar, Lira, Holley Ray, DJ
Z Zinhle, Worship House, Dr. Tumi, Makhadzi, Shekhinah, Yvonne Chakachaka, Aleck Macheso, Samthing Soweto, Selaelo Selota, Candy Tsa Mandebele, Sho Madjozi, Winnie Mashaba, Lebo Sekgobela, King Monada, Master KG, DJ Da Capo, Joe Shirimane, Tella Man, Dr. Thomas Chauke, Baldwin K, Pleasure, Malondolo, Muzzle, CK and Janisto, King Salama, Biodizzy, Henny C, Mopedi, Tressor, Listo SA, Lil Merry and many more.
WOMEN ARE PUSHED TO UNSAFE ABORTIONS DUE TO HEALTHCARE FACILITIES’ UNWILLINGNESS TO HELP THEM TWENTY three years down the line since the Choice on Termination of Pregnancy Act (CTOPA) was made a law, women who seek this kind of services are still treated like most cruel creatures among our societies. While most anti-abortion critics regard this act as senseless killing of innocent unborn children, the truth of the matter is that we are continuously losing young girls and women equally to some illegal back yard and street abortions. Speaking during the Sexual and Reproductive Health’s Workshop which was organized by Health E News, Margaret Mojapelo from Maggy’s Hope Clinic said: “I for one have been labelled as Satan, Lucifer, Murderer and so on by anti-abortion individuals over the years and my sin is for providing safe abortions to those who due to various reasons need this service. Although abortion is legal, stigma against it persists due to moral and religious reasons,” points out Mojapelo. Mojapelo says it is high time people need to understand that there are a number of reasons
women and young girls resort to abortion which is allowed within a period of 12 weeks pregnancy such as physical or mental health of the women will be harmed by continuing the Pregnancy, Foetus is suffering from a severe physical or mental abnormality, Pregnancy is a results of rape or incest and Economic or social circumstances of the mother will be negatively impacted if the pregnancy is not terminated. Adding on Mojapelo’ sentiments was Kgaladi Mphahlele from Medecins Sans Fronttieres (MSF) who says it is unfortunate that even the government’s health facilities are not doing their best to help this cost. “Healthcare providers are often unwilling to provide abortion services and referrals due to personal religious or moral beliefs, hence most of those who need this kind of services end up destroying their lives through illegal abortions which most of the time are done unprofessionally and unprotected. Lack of trained service providers and inadequate system of
IS THIS A JOKE OR WHAT? WHILE we appreciate the decision by Lepelle-Nkumpi Local Municipality to construct a tarred road connecting Lebowakgomo Zone Q to R518 and the good work done by contractor PJMJ including Consulting Engineers Bawelile, we are just surprise as to what is this electricity pole doing in the middle of the road.
referrals lead to unnecessary delays in women accessing abortion services, possibly leading them to seek unsafe alternatives,” says Mphahlele. In total, only 264 of the 505 designated public health facilities actually provide abortion
services and researches shows that unsafe abortion outnumbered safe abortion procedures in 2009 despite the fact that abortion is legal. In 2010 alone, 245 211 unsafe abortion took place in South Africa.
ENVIRONMENTAL NOTIFICATION: PROSPECTING RIGHT Environmental Authorization in terms of the National Environmental Management Act 1998 (NEMA) as amended and the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Regulation 2014 in relation to an application for Mining Permit and associated Infrastructural activities on the Farms Kliphoek 238 KS; Rietfontein 275 KS; Nooitgedacht 273 KS; Langplaats 274 KS; Rooikrans 334 KS; Koedoeskloof 341 KS; Driekop 343 KS; Onverwacht 271 KS; Baviaanskloof 272 KS; Driekant 270 KS; Kranskloof 251 KS; Driekant 270 KS; Kranskloof 251 KS; Tigerkloof 268 KS; Diepsloot 250 KS; Kopermynn 252 KS & Mphatlelespoort 266 KS: situated within Lepelle Nkumpi District : Limpopo Region .The Department has granted Environmental Authorization in terms of the National Environmental Management Act (Act 107 of 1998).Should you wish to appeal any aspect of the decision you must submit the appeal to the Minister of Environmental Affairs and a courtesy copy of such appeal to the Department of Mineral Resources (Limpopo Regional Office), within 20 days from the date of notification and such appeal must be lodged as prescribed in by Chapter 2 of the National Appeal Regulation of 2014. Name of Applicant: Greystone Resources (Pty) Ltd DMR REFERENCE: LP30/5/1/1/2/13458 PR Name of Contact/Consultant: Please submit any queries, comments, concerns or issues (including the reference number ) to: TreEagle Earth Services: Environmental Specialist: Zinhle Mabasa, E-mail: nneyanae7@gmail.com/ 079 581 8858/ 071 3451583. Appeal to the Department of Environmental Affairs. Attention: Directorate Appeals and Legal Review Email: appealsdirectorate@environment.gov.za By Post: Private Bag x447, Pretoria, 0001. By Hand: Environmental House, Corner Steve Biko and Soutpansberg Street, Arcadia, Pretoria, 0083. Copy of the lodged appeal to the Department of Mineral Resources Attention: Regional Manager: Limpopo Region By facsimile: 015 297 7230. Email:tebogo.mangaba@dmr.gov.za By Post: Private Bag X9467, POLOKWANE, 0700. By Hand: DMR Building, 101 Dorp Street, Polokwane, 0699. Should you decide to appeal, you must comply with the National Appeal Regulation of 2014.In relation to the notification of all registered interested and affected Parties, and a copy of the official appeal form can be obtained from the Department of Environmental Affairs.
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LTA EQUALLY EXCITED ABOUT THE FORTHCOMING MAPUNGUBWE ARTS AND CULTURAL FESTIVAL LIMPOPO Tourism Agency (LTA)’s Mike Taueatswala says province of Limpopo is ready to welcome the influx of music lovers will be coming for the annual Mapungubwe Arts and Cultural Festival. The four-day long event which starts on December 12 through to the 15th with the main festival taking place at the Old Peter Mokaba Stadium is expected to draw huge crowd, something which Taueatswala says will be a great platform to boast the economy of the province. Speaking during the Media Launch which was held recently at the iconic Mapungibwe World Heritage Site near the neighbouring Botswana and Zimbabwe, Taueatswala said as LTA, they were equally excited about the forthcoming event as it will boast the economy of the province. “The festival will not only boast the provincial government, but also the street vendors,
the local restaurants and local Guest Houses and Lodges in and around Polokwane and its surrounding. We are excited that the festival happens over the festive season which is regarded as time for family gatherings,” said Taueatswala The festival’s activities kicks off on December 12 with a Mapungubwe Cultural Carnival from the SABC Park to Jack Botes, followed by Mapungubwe Craft Market and Fashion Show and Miss Mapungubwe at the same venue. On December 13, there will be only one activity in a form of Mapungubwe Divas and Comedy Night at the Ngoako Ramatlhodi Sports Complex in Seshego with the Se main festival taking place the following day on December 14 at the Old Peter Mokaba Stadium. The event’s activities will come to an end on December 15 with Crafts and the Ultimate Horse Show/Family Day.
PEBETSI IS THE NEW FACE OF LEBOWAKGOMO HARDLY four month after she was crowned Miss Lepelle Review 2019, Pebetsi Selema has done it again and this time after being inaugurated as Miss Face of Lebowakgomo, Story and Pics by NAKAMPE LEKWADU The towering model from Dithabaneng village in Ga-Mphahlele easily sailed her way to the top prize ahead of her peers during a glittering event organized by Nonduduzelo Lillian Tjie of Ashes to Beauty held at the Lebowakgomo Civic Centre this past weekend. Hot on Pebetsi’s heels was Surprise Shaku who was crowned 1st Princes with Mpho Montjane as the 2nd Princess. In the Teens category, Ofentse Sebopa was crowned the Queen with Reatlegile Mphahlele and Ofentse Kgomoeswana as 1st and 2nd Princesses. Cellucia was crowned the Queen while Tebogo Motlalepoo and Kagiso Matsi were crowned 1st and 2nd Princesses in the PreTeens category. To add flair to the event, there was also a category for junior models, the Little Cutty Miss which saw Bokang Mahogany walking all the way home with the Queen’s prize while Palesa Ledwaba and Pekoana were crowned 1st and 2nd Princesses respectively. Said Lillian Tjie after the event: “For us the event
was amazing because the main purpose was for the children of Lepelle-Nkumpi and we achieved that. We loved that all the models were cooperative and excited to participate. All the models gave their best and were proudly participants.” Tjie added that: “The Judges were fair and had tough time picking winners although at the end it was possible to pick out participants who were more deserving. We are happy that all the winners were also happy about their prize. Although we are
self-funding beauty pageant, we are grateful to the LepelleNkumpi Municipality for allowing us to give opportunity to the children of our community. We pride ourselves with joy to see children happy at the end of the day and being able to gain selfconfidence.” She also said they were grateful to everyone who made this event possible, the audience, parents, judges and our MCs as well, not forgetting Bivoke Makeup artist (aka Phomolo Bianca Tjie).
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VISIT MOPANI BUSH LODGE AND ENJOY TRANQUIL BUSH MOPANE Bush Lodge is a tranquil bush retreat graded a four star luxury lodge. It has been designed in the African Renaissance design and is nestled in the Mopane Bushveld in the far Northern part of South Africa. It is situated on Mapesu Private Game Reserve, a 7200-hectare reserve in the Limpopo Valley and the largest in the area. We are adjacent to the Mapungubwe National Park at the north western borders of South Africa and close to the convergence of Botswana and Zimbabwe.
Property Facilities: The lodge pool situated next to the full service bar, large deck for viewing the waterhole, and shady lapa is the perfect place to enjoy a revitalizing swim or sundowner drink. A comfortable lounge with small library with reference books and light reading material. Delicious meals, simply prepared and served in our spacious dining room, on the lawn, in the boma around the fire under the brilliant southern night sky, in the lapa, around the pool or in the bush. Shelters for all guests' vehicles, Free onsite parking. WiFi in all areas. Laundry service, gift shop.
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Adjastent to the Mapungubwe National Park & UNESCO World Heritage site, and Kaoxa Rock Art Shelter, Mopane Bush Lodge is situated in Mapesu Private Game Reserve, within rolling landscapes of mopane veld on the 7200 hectares. It lies in the summer rainfall region of Southern Africa with typical hot African summers and warm winters. This reserve, criss-crossed with dry watercourses, low hills and rocky outcrops, is home to an wide array of wildlife and an impressive diversity of indigenous and endemic botanical life with especially high amount of bird species.
In Room Facilities: 3 LUXURY UNITS - thatched
chalets, air-conditioned with private splash pool; has large main bedroom with 2 twin beds/1 double bed, 1 bathroom with shower and outside separate tub, tea/coffee station,
desk, large closet, private garden area with table and chairs with views of the bushveld, and each room has own Wi-Fi 4 FAMILY UNITS – thatched chalets, air-conditioned with private splash pool; has large main bedroom with 2 twin beds/1 double bed and extra 2 twin beds, 1 bathroom with shower and separate tub, bar fridge, tea/coffee station, desk, large closet, private garden area with table and chairs with views of the bushveld, and private outdoor shower. Perfect for guests with children, and each room has own Wi-Fi
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- thatched chalets, air conditioned, main bedroom with 2 twin beds/ 1 double bed, 1 bathroom with shower, large closet, table and two chairs, and each equipped with their own BBQ area, microwave, toaster, fridge and coffee/tea station, utensils and cutlery. Guests welcome to order breakfast, lunch or dinner from lodge restaurant. Lodge pool and bar area close by, and
each room has own Wi-Fi but nearby.
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Self-catering, open campsite, double/twin beds, each with own plug point, BBQ area and light. Shared bathroom and showers.
24 OPEN CAMPSITES – open campsite, double/twin beds, each with own plug point, BBQ area and light. Shared bathroom and showers. Attractions: Mapungubwe National Park | Mapungubwe UNESCO World Heritage Landscape / Museum | Limpopo River and its confluence with the Shashe River |
The Lodge is on the R572 and interested parties can contact them on 015- 534 7906
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HATCHBACK buyers looking to stretch their legs and their budgets, can now pop in to their nearest Suzuki dealership to test drive the refreshed Suzuki Baleno. The new model is available immediately with a new look, new colours, upgraded trim and upholstery inside and a high specifications level on both the GL and GLX models. The Baleno was first shown at the Frankfurt Motor Show in 2015 and has since become a popular hatchback in over 30 countries for its B-segment price and near-C-segment space. Indeed, the Baleno is 3 995 mm long and offers a 2 520 mm wheelbase, which is 70 mm longer than a Suzuki Swift and on a par with some C-segment contenders. This new model range first landed in South Africa shortly after its Frankfurt debut and introduced Suzuki’s “Liquid Flow” design language to a new generation of vehicles. In the Baleno, this is most evident in the line that starts with the chrome detailing in the grille and flows in wide swathes across the bonnet and over the hip line to meet at the rear boot lid. Interestingly, the Liquid Flow
style has given the Baleno a wind-cheating aerodynamic ratio of 0.299, which makes it the most aerodynamic hatchback-model in the local range. A new look In the new model, the signature Liquid Flow line is more accentuated, thanks to a wide and more three-dimensional chrome strip that frames a new grille and S-emblem. The grill itself is more aggressive, and the chrome strip now passes through the front headlights to end at the fender-line. The headlights feature a new three-dimensional design, and on the GLX specification, the high-impact discharge (HID) lamps are replaced with LEDs. Rounding off the new look is a deeply sculpted lower bumper with a hexagonal centre intake. Sharper creases mirror those on the bonnet and add to the more aggressive profile. The GLX models have integrated fog lamps in this lower section.The Baleno in GLX specification also adds new polished diamond cut alloy wheels and chrome door handles, beltline and on the rear tailgate. There is a spoiler on the rear tailgate and dark privacy glass on the rear doors and tailgate.
Suzuki has launched the upgraded Baleno with six colours to choose from, including the new Magma Grey metallic finish. Inside the Baleno, the twotone colour treatment on the seat upholstery and door trim is brand new. Suzuki’s interior designers have replaced the centre sections on the front and rear seats with deep blue high-grade cloth and mirrored that on the door panels. Also new is brushed aluminium detailing across the dashboard, including on the air conditioning vents, the steering wheel and instrument cluster. Luxury features Like before, the Baleno is a specification leader in this market segment. The GLmodel, which is only available with a five-speed manual gearbox, has air conditioning, power steering, electric windows front and rear, a radio with Bluetooth, MP3 playback, USB socket and CD player and steering-mounted audio controls. Added to this, Suzuki also offers remote keyless access, front and rear 12V accessory sockets, a height-adjustable driver seat and a luggage area light.
In this model, Suzuki protects the occupants with ISOFIX mounting points for child seats, two airbags in front and ABS brakes with electronic brakeforce distribution (EBD) and emergency brake assistance (BAS).In the GLX owners will receive additional features such as cruise control, fully automatic climate control, keyless entry with a push button start, leather trim on the steering wheel, rear park distance control with camera and a front armrest. The jewel in the GLX crown is perhaps the new infotainment system. This system integrates the image from the reverse camera, voice commands, all infotainment features and smartphone integration through Android Auto and Apple CarPlay into one beautiful 7” full colour touch screen. The GLX specification also means that the safety features have been bumped up to include front side and side curtain airbags for a total of six airbags. There are also rear disc brakes at this specification level. Under the skin – TECT and K14B The Baleno first debuted Suzuki’s new Total Effective
Control Technology (TECT) and it remains the platform on which this model is built. Suzuki’s TECT combines new engineering concepts, highstrength steel and integrated energy dispersion channels to offer a platform that is both safe and solid. It also weighs less than a traditional platform and, in this instance, means that the Baleno weighs just 915 kg. Under the bonnet, is Suzuki’s highly popular K14B petrol engine. Fitted with a tumble flow intake manifold, aluminium head and, in this configuration, variable valve timing, the engine delivers 68 kW at 6 000 rpm and 130 Nm at 4 200 rpm. Both the GL and GLX models are available with a five-speed manual gearbox – with stated fuel consumption of 5.1 litres per 100 km in a combined cycle. GLX buyers can swop the manual for a four-speed automatic gearbox, which is rated to use 5.4 litres per 100 km.All models of the upgraded Baleno will be sold with a four-year / 60 000 km service plan and Suzuki’s promotional warranty of five years / 200 000 km.
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Mandela-Gandhi Freedom Trophy, a celebration of two great heroes October, a day that is celebrated as Gandhi Jayanti, an anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi’s birth. The Standard Bank Proteas went into this series with a number of new players which was exciting to see. It was without a doubt that this would be difficult for they played against a strong, more experienced Indian team.
The ‘Freedom Trophy’ test series first took place in 2015. Freedom for which Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela sacrificed their lives and thereby allowed a nation to be born free. “Sport has the power to change the world,” Mandela said. “It has the power to inspire. It has the power to unite people in a way that little else does. It speaks to youth in a language they understand.” The struggle for freedom has
been the common thread between the two countries, India and South Africa. Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela liberated both nations with nonviolence and non-co-operation as their weapons which inspired the world, to adopt and achieve their goals in a peaceful manner. For both Standard Bank Proteas and India, there is no greater duty than to uphold the ideals of both Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela. The series kicked off on, 02
The team demonstrated a fighting spirit despite a stronger opposition, unfortunately this was not enough to secure the number one spot for the Standard Bank Proteas. The last game was played at Ranchi on Tuesday, where India wrapped up the series with a 3-0 win to claim the 120 test match points. Through this series, both teams displayed a deep love for cricket, and both fought hard to win on and off the field, but never forget to battle in the spirit of both these two great men of our time. A huge responsibility to live up to and the legacies that both Mandela and Gandhi have left behind.
NO KINGS CUP IN ZEBEDIELA THIS YEAR
FOOTBALL fanatics in the Zebediela area will be disappointed to hear that there will nothing to enjoy this festive season after the postponement of the annual Kings Cup. The tournament coordinator, Tebogo Phara Baloyi confirmed recently to Lepelle Review that the famous tournament which was always keeping families together at various sports ground around across the
villages of Zebediela has been postponed and will therefore not take place this year due to unforeseen circumstances. “As much as I understand how this competition is a platform for festive family gatherings under a very good atmosphere, I am equally disappointed that we will not be hosting it this year and we apologize to those of you who were looking forward to it,” said Baloyi