’n Forensiesespanhet Vrydag totnásake-uredie ontploffing in die Woolworths by Prellerplein ondersoek.Indie voorgrond is toerustingvan die forensiese span.
Meer sekuriteit
ná ontploffings
LIENTJIE MENTZ
Sakeisterug na normaalnádie skok vandie ontploffing Vrydag om 02:00indie Woolworths-tak by Prellerplein
Forensiesebeampteswas die de die aard vandie toestelle of die motief agterdie aanvalle bekend gemaak nie,enhet aangedui dat ondersoeke voortduur
As voorsorgmaatreël het Woolworths oordie land heen sekuriteit by al sy winkels versterk.Die onderneming het ookspesialis forensiese kundigesgekontrakteer om seku-
FS bursary scandal: WasR8,3m lost to nepotism andfraud?
CHARNÉ KEMP
TheSpecial InvestigatingUnit (SIU)has exposed what it describes as a“moral failure” anda“collapse of civic duty” within the Free StateOffice of the Premier (OTP).
This revealedthat aprovincial bursary scheme designed to uplift needy students wassystematicallyexploited by governmentofficials
Theinvestigation, whichwas authorised by Pres.Cyril Ramaphosa under Proclamation123 of 2023, has uncovereda webofmaladministration, nepotism,and irregularexpenditure totallingoverR8,3 million.
Actingheadofthe SIU, Leonard Lekgetho, detailedthe findings during apress conference on 2June,outlining howofficials diverted public funds intendedfor scarce-skills professions to their relatives,foreign nationals,and even adeceasedstudent.
TheSIU hasmade 38 disciplinary referrals againstimplicated officials, rangingfromadministrationclerksto high-level directors, for contravening the Public Finance Management Act(PFMA) and provincial bursary policies
Furthermore, evidence of criminal conduct involvingseven individuals has
been referredtothe National ProsecutingAuthority(NPA)
Theseindividuals face potentialprosecution for chargesincludingfraud, theft,and moneylaundering
Theinvestigation paints agrimpicture of howthe OTPmanaged education funds
Investigatorsfound that some officials awardedbursaries to their own relatives without following anydue process.
In one instance,anofficial received fundingfor his ownstudies despiteneversubmittingaformalapplication and failingtomeetthe minimum human resource requirements
TheSIU alsodiscoveredthat the scheme wasfundingstudents who failedtheir modules
Rather than terminatingthese contracts as required,the OTPallowed three-yearbursary agreements to irregularly extend into seven-yearcontracts,further drainingthe province’s resources
Additionally, some applicants received fundingfor qualificationsthat were not even listedonthe 2018-’19 Provincial Workplace Skills Plan.
Oneofthe moststartling findings involved adeceasedstudentwho continuedtoreceivefundingfromboth the
OTPand the National Student Financial AidScheme (NSFAS) after his death.
TheOTP paid R34 891,60 to the University of the Free State, whichwas deposited into asuspenseaccountafter the studenthad passed away NSFASalsodeposited R13 000 into the student’sbank account, whichwas subsequentlyusedbyhis parents.
TheSIU notedthat while thesefunds could notberecovered due to the student’sdeath and the parents’ lack of means,the officialswho approved and extendedthis funding have been identified fordisciplinaryaction. Furthermore, the investigation revealed that sevenforeign nationalswere fundedbythe OTP.
While sixweretop achievers,the SIU found no legalapproval to deviatefrom the bursarypolicy, whichstrictlyrestricts fundingtoSouth Africancitizens residinginthe Free State.
This unauthorised deviation resulted in an expenditure of R576 734,48.
TheSIU is currentlyworking to claw back millions in mismanaged funds
To date,the unit hasrecovered R6,4 million from higher education institutionsafter identifyingexcessfunds leftunmonitoredinuniversitysuspense accounts
Heroes’legacypaid tribute
LIENTJIE MENTZ
Celebrating theInternational Dayofthe United Nations Peacekeepers on Friday29
May, familiesthatlostloved ones in peacekeeping operations attended aparadeat De Brug outside Bloemfontein.
TheSouth African National Defence Force(SANDF) joinedthe global community in solemn remembranceof its fallen peacekeepers during the annual United Nations International Peacekeepers Commemoration.
This global observance honours the men and women who laid down their lives in pursuit of peace while serving under the United Nations’ (UN’s)iconic Blue Helmet
It wasanopportunityto appreciate the invaluable contribution of the uniformed and civilian personnel who work for thisorganisation.
TheUNhas been involved in peacekeepingmissions since 1948.
Since then, the UN peacekeepingoperations have savedmillions of people around the worldinabout 72 successful operations
Thenames of 122 South
Wreaths were laid during aspecialceremonyatthe De BrugMobilisation Centreroutside Bloemfontein on Friday 29 May. PHOTO:Lientjie
Africans who losttheir lives in operations in placeslike the Republic of the Congo (Congo-Brazzaville),Central Africaand Mozambique from 1998 to January2025, was read aloud.
Severalwreatheswerelaid by dignitaries,includingone by the ministerofdefense andmilitary veterans,Angie Motshekga
This commemoration is observed annuallybyall United
Nations troop-contributing countries,and it is aday to rememberthe fallen, honour the living, andrecommitto the organisation’sideals of peace, security,and cooperation that the UN represents
It also provides an opportunity forordinarycitizensto reflectonthe sacrifices made by SANDFmembers and reaffirm South Africa’s enduring commitmenttopeacekeeping operations.
Police raidsstrike multipleillicit drugnetworks
TEBOHO SETENA
Ongoingmulti-disciplinarypolice operations conducted against illicit drug tradingwithin the Mangaung Metro duringMay resulted in variousarrests and the confiscation of illicit substances, including crystal meth,Mandrax and dagga.
Theoperations continue intoJune in Botshabelo,Bloemfontein and Thaba Nchu,with the Free Statecapitalbeinga significant transit and distribution node forillicit drugnetworks. Thesuspects arrested have been appearingindifferentcourtsinthe three towns.
Thelatestcrackdown by the provincialAnti-Gangunit in Bloemfontein sawthe arrest of twomen andseizure of illicit substanceswithanestimated street value of R100 000 duringOperation Shanela II on Saturday30May SgtMahlomolaKareli, provincial spokesperson for the Free Statepolice, said arrestsweremade in Heidedaland Navalsig.
“Themembers tacticallyapproached an identified residence in Navalsig. Upon searchingthe premises,they apprehendeda 45-year-old foreign national male found in possession of diversetypes of drugs,with an estimated street value of R20000. An undisclosed amountofmoneybelievedtobethe proceeds of crime wasalsoconfiscated,” stated Kareli. He confirmed the policemade anothermajor discoveryinHeidedal’s illicit drug networks, confiscatinga largequantityofcrystal meth with an estimated value of R80 000 at aprivate residence
“A 26-year-old male suspectwas subsequentlyarrestedand an undisclosed amountofcash, suspectedtobedrug money, wasalsoseized.”
■ Oneofthe notable recentsuccesses in theBloemfontein police’scontinued fightagainstillicit drugs wastheir discovery of an illegaldrugmanufacturinglaboratorybeingrun from aprivate houseinKalaStreet, Bochabela, where
a40-year-old foreignnational was arrested Thesuspected drug dealer was apprehendedon9May following the discovery of drugs,equipmentusedfor producingseveral typesofdrugs,and foreigncurrency.
Lt.Col ThaboCovane,provincial spokesperson forthe police, said the currencyconfiscated includedthatof Nigeria, Malaysia,the United Arab Emmirates and England. Thevalue of drugs discoveredisestimated at R289 477.
■ Raids conducted from 14 to 18 Mayin Botshabelo sawthe arrest of sixsuspected dealers,and the confiscation of drugs includingMandrax,dagga and crystal meth as well as 40 litres of concoction andbeer.
On 16 May, policearrestedtwo men in the Bloemfontein CBDfor dealingin daggaafter discovering substance worth aboutR10 000. Policestate the drugs wasconcealedinavehicle blockinga driveway in Charlotte Maxeke Street Apocketscale and an undisclosed amountofmoney were confiscated
Abductors face more charges
TEBOHO SETENA
TheBloemfontein PoliceFlying Squad and the SAPS ParkwegClient Service Centre have arrested six men in connectionwith the alleged kidnappingand brutal assault of a 35-year-old man.
Thesuspects,agedbetween 18 and 40, were arrested in the early hoursonSunday 31 Mayduringthe ongoingOperation ShanelaII.
SgtMahlomolaKareli, provincial spokesperson forthe Free State police, said the suspects,who had been travelingintwo vehicles bearingLesotho registration plates,were arrested after attemptingto flee
“Atapproximately02:00, members of the Parkwegpolicewere conductingroutinepatrols in the Lourierparkareawhen theynoticed twostationary, suspicious-looking silver vehicles bearingLesotho registration plates
“Asmembers approached the scene, oneofthe vehicles sped off,” confirmed Kareli.
He said members acted promptly to arrest the suspects before they disappeared
“Thepatrollingmembers immediatelyintercepted and blockedthe remainingvehicle,securingthe two occupantsinside
“A nearby Bloemfontein Flying Squad unit spottedthe second vehicle fleeingand immediately gave chase.
“Thevehicle wassuccessfullycorneredinanearbystreet, wherefour male suspects were apprehended.”
Upon searchingthe second vehicle,policediscoveredabadly injured35-year-old manconcealed inside
“Preliminaryinterviews revealed that the victim hadallegedlybeen abducted from his shackinfront of his family,following accusations that he haddamaged another individual’s window.
“Hewas severely assaulted,” stated Kareli.
He said the victim wastransported to alocal hospital formedical treatment.
“Both vehicles have been seized as part of the ongoinginvestigation.”
He said allsix suspects face chargesofkidnapping, attempted murder,and malicious damage to property
They appeared in the Bloemfontein Magistrates’Court on Tuesday 2June
Mentz
Twoyoung men arrested in the Bloemfontein CBD in connection with daggadealing. PHOTO:Supplied
Community media vital
CEBISAZONDO
AccordingtoUnesco,press freedom hassteadily declinedsince 2012. Despitethis, South Africa fares well, ranking27th outof180 countries in the WorldPress Freedom Index.
Oneofthe mostsignificant threats to maintainingthis is financial Theimpactisacutely felt in communitymedia,due to dwindlingadvertisingrevenue and financial support, leadingtothe closureofindependentcommunitynewspapers. Communitymedia playsanimportantrolein fostering democratic participationatagrassroots level, and strategicsocialinvestment has the powerand the responsibilitytoprotect it Communitynewspapers have long been platforms for spotlightinglocal issues and encouragingcivic participation in communities often overlooked by mainstreammedia They are trustedsources of newsatatime whendisinformation and misinformation areonthe rise Communitynewspapers depend largelyon advertising, and the companiesthatadvertise areoften small localbusinessesinaconstrained economic environment. Theriseofsocialmedia marketinghas given businessesa cheaper, more targetedalternative, placingfurtherpressureon an already constrainedrevenuebase, exacerbatedbythe monopolisation of the print media industryprioritisingcommercial interestsover diverse voices and perspectives. Investingincommunitymedia remainscriticaltoretainingWorld PressFreedom,observed annuallyon3May as WorldPress Freedom Day. Doingsodirectlypreserves pluralistic discourse, fosters grassroots democratic participation, and combatsmisinformation.
Areportbythe MediaDevelopment and Diversity Agency(MDDA) showedonly7%of respondents from the community and small commercial mediasectorbelieve their entities aresustainable.Top challengesinclude alack of fundingfromgovernment, the privatesector, and donor agencies,aswell as theneed for greaternon-financial supportand skills development. Between2016 and 2022, less than 1% of international donor aid went to mediaglobally AccordingtoTrialogue, only17% of surveyed companies allocatedcorporatesocialinvestmenttowards social justice in South Africa, with amere6%directedtowards pressfreedom Social investorsprioritiseeducation and healthcare, butcommunitymedia must not be overlooked ■ ZondoisaSIanalyst for fund management andspecialist services.
Op dieverhoog: LieweHeksie
Heksie kuier op Vrystaat Kunstefees
LieweHeksieword‘gescam’ is ’n prettige toneelstuk watopdie KKNK benoem is as beste kinderteaterstuk.
Dit is binnekortopdie Vrystaat Kunstefees en oudenjonk kanmaarnaderstaanvir grootpret. In vanjaarseproduksiehet ons eie Liewe Heksie ’n prys in ’n talentkompetisie gewen. KarelKat wilhaarleerommooinahaarprysgeldte kyk. Haai oe,maargroot woorde soos finansies, renteenbegrotings of is dit noubekleinings,laat Leviniase kopdraai
Karelbegin deur vir Levinia’nspaarvarkie te gee, maar die nare Geelheks is altyd in die ronde en wilhaarkloutjiesopdie geld kry. Karel besluit dat’nbankrekeningmet ’n bankkaart veiliger salwees, maar dalk nie virLieweHeksie nie.Wantowee,Leviniakan nie altyd so mooi onthounie en syfersentel is nie onder haar talente nie.Asdie Geelheks virHeksiebel en voorgeedat sy dievrouvan die bank is,begin die poppedans of te weldie bankkaartehop.Maats vandrietot honderd en drie,LieweHeksiekort hulp sodathaargeldkan groei, nie verdwyn nie
Die span agter LieweHeksieword‘gescam’ is die bekroonde en ervare jeug- en kinderteaterskepper Margit Meyer-Rödenbeckasteksskrywerenregisseur en die akteursisEldon vander MerweenMia vander Merwe.
Die uitvoerendevervaardigerisStart TheConversation™ (STC)is’ngeregistreerdeopenbare voordeelorganisasie in Suid-Afrika en ’n wêreldwyesilwerbekroondeYouTube-onderwyska-
Diary
THURSDAY 4JUNE
naal.Die hoofdoel vanSTC is om mensereg oordie wêreld heen in staattestelomselfversekerde finansiële besluiteteneemensodoende langtermyn finansiële veerkragtigheid te bou.
Die vertonings is op 8Julie om 14:00, 9Julie om 09:00 en 10 Julie om 12:00 in die Creative Kilowatt Kopanong-ouditorium.Kaartjies is nou beskikbaaropwebtickets.co.za
Capt.Linda Steynofthe SAPS gives atalk on kidnapping and human traffickingatthe meeting of the Universityofthe ThirdAge (U3A), starting at 10:30 in the Sewe Damme HallinGen.Beyers Street.Members payR10 and guests R20.CallPam Gradwellon083 253 6293 formoreinformation.
VRYDAG 5JUNIE
Contraverse, 'n kontroversiëleinstrumentasie vanklavier trekklavier, altviool en fagot, bied om 18:00 ’n program aan vantango-musiek en bekende melodieë uit flieks soos Mr &Mrs Smith en Scent of aWoman,asook ’n paar piazzola's en ander klassiekekomposisies. Tango Tango begin om 18:00 by die Du Monye-kunsgalleryin Kenneth Kaundaweg. Kaartjies kosR120enelkegas kry ’n glasie wyn. Beperkte sitplekke is beskikbaar.Bespreek bywoning vooraf deur 082824 5507teskakel.
SATERDAG 6JUNIE
Contraversebring TangoTango om 18:00 na die Du Monye-kunsgalleryinKenneth Kaundaweg. Kaartjies kosR120enelkegas kry’nglasie wyn. Beperkte sitplekke is beskikbaar.Bespreek bywoning vooraf deur 082824 5507te skakel.
DieDeOude Kraal WildsKOSfees vindplaas van 11:00af. Jaytreeopsaam met plaaslikekunstenaars. ’nBuffel word op die spit gaargemaak. Kaartjies kos R695, en kinders sestot 16 jaar betaal R250.Koop kaartjies by De Oude Kraal deur 071679 6596 te skakel of by CrazyDaisyinFleurdal Mall, Daisyand Co in
Prellerplein en by Delta Bottelstoor in Tweede Laan, Westdene
Die Franse Wintermark word by VillaAviantoby Speserylaan 40 gehou, van09:00 tot15:00.Toegang kosR40.Skakel083 3294872vir meer inligting.
Thecrowning of Mr andMiss Free StateElite is hosted in theBloemfontein CityHall. Theevent starts at 16:00. Theesteemed judges willbeLomileDithakong (Mrs SouthAfricaFinalist), Olwethu Sifumba(model andfashionstylist), Mapheello Tsaoane (national castingdirector forMiss Ebony), Amo Medupi (fashion event manager), andaliveperformancebyFaizel Brown, Prince Kand Soul Provider canbeexpected. Dress formal. Tickets cost R100.Dial 061587 5816.
Geheimenis vandonkermaterie is ’n vertoning in die NavalHill-planetarium, aangebied in Afrikaans deur LucasErasmus. Die vertoning begin om 19:00. Kaartjies kosR30 totR60 en is beskikbaar op computicket.com.
WOENSDAG 10 JUNIE
Prof.GerhardGroenewaldvan die Universiteit van Johannesburg(UJ)praat om 18:00 by die Nasionale AfrikaanseLetterkundigeMuseum en Navorsingsentrum (Naln)oor M.E.R,M.T. SteynenAfrikaans taalnasionalisme.Bevestig bywoning vooraf deur e-postestuur na vriendevannaln@gmail.co.za.
VRYDAG 12 JUNIE
Die Klipwerf-orkesdansbegin om 20:00 by TheBuffalo LiveEntertainmentVenue.Kaartjies kosR200, of
bespreek ’n tafelvir agtteen R150 per persoon. Kaartjies is te krybyThe BuffaloinKelly's View en by Lejit Is in Southern Centre,Fichardtpark. Deure open om 18:00. 'n Kontantkroegsal oop wees,enetesis beskikbaar.Rig navrae aan Anton Pretorius by 083760 0609
SATERDAG13JUNIE
'n Tweede Wêreldoorlog-naweek word by die Leeuwberg-gastehuis aangebied. Stalletjiehouers verkoop van09:00afhul ware.Om10:00 word ’n vuurwapenvertoning gehou; om 12:00word’ngevegsituasie uitgebeeld; en die Kaserne-bierfees begin om 13:00.
TUESDAY16JUNE
Cars in theParkofthe OFSVeteran CarClubatthe Martie du Plessis School runs from 09:00to14:00.Tickets cost R50,and R20 at thegate. Seecars, vintagecars, motorbikes and have something to eatatfood stalls
SATURDAY 20 JUNE
La Bella España,chamber music forvoice, celloand guitar,starts at 19:00inthe St Michael’sChapel. Proceeds willgotothe SiestaCareFacility. Ticket prices rangefromR50 to R100 on quicket.co.za or at thedoor
SATERDAG27JUNIE
Die OVSFilatelieseVereniging vergaderom10:00 in die personeelkamervan die Laerskool Sentraal. ’n Lid stal uit,nuweaanwinstewordvertoon en ’n veiling word gehou. BelVoetduPlessis by 082449 9488
Kostelike‘Adam en Eva’ op die fees-verhoog
Eeue nadathulle uit die paradys gesmyt is,besin Adam en Eva oordie huwelik
Kykhier,dit wasnie maklik om die proto-paartjie te wees nie,hoor?
Allesmoes’neerstekeer uitgepluis word:liefde,kinders en huishou
Noudat die laatlammetjie die huis verlaat, hetAdamenEva weer binnekortnet mekaarvir geselskap.
Sien hulle kans virnog ’n honderdjaarsaam, en salhulle sondes hulle ontsien?
Ná baie goed en kwaadhet Adam en Evavir oulaas ’n appeltjie metmekaarteskil.
Twee vandie land se mees gedugtestorievertellersspan kragte saam om die oorspronklike“powercouple” te vertolk ’n klassiekegeval van“he said, she said”.
Eva, watgespeel word deur Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck, is ’n gefrustreerdekunstenaar wat eindelik ’n beurtkry om haar kant vandie storie te vertel: die liefde en leed vandie eerste moeder en huisvrou
Adam,gespeel deur Frank Opperman, glo ookhyhet dit nie maklik gehadnie.Die handboek vir menswees is eers ná sy tyd geskryf. Eerste viralles is ’n romantiese
komedie ooroubenesaam maak,veral as eendie ander ’n ribbebeenskuld
Die teaterstuk watvir die Suidoosterfeesendie Vrystaat Kunstefees deur die HetJan Marais NasionaleFonds gemaak is,isbinnekort op die fees in Bloemfontein te sien Eerste viralles word opgevoer in die Wynand Mouton-teaterop 7Julie om 20:00; op 8Julie om 10:00; op 9Julie om 09:00 en op 10 Julie om 09:00. Kaartjies vir die vertoningkan op webtickets.co.za bespreek word om ’n plek in die gehoor te verseker en teleurstellingte voorkom.
Die akteurs Eldon vander Merwe(Geelheks) en Mia vander Merwe (Liewe Heksie) in Liewe Heksie word ‘gescam’ is van8tot1 10 Julie te sienopdie Vrystaat Kunstefees FOTO:Gys Loubser
Margit Meyer-Rödenbeck en Frank Opperman is vanjaar op die Vrystaat Kunstefees te sien in die produksie Eerste vir alles FOTO:Gys Loubser
Juffrouvan Grey wagopnuweasem
LIENTJIE MENTZ
’n Onderwyseres van dieGrey-kollege (primêr) kort dringendtwee gesondelonge. KarenduPlessis (59) is reedsdie afgelopepaarjaar afhanklikvan ’n masjien wathaar help om asem te haal.
Sy is gebore met ’n toestandgenaamd primêresiliêrediskenese en haarlongfunksiehet teen verledejaar so versleg,dat sy begin vandie jaar op die orgaanontvangerslys geplaasis. Die siekte behels datsynie silia(fyn haartjies) in haarliggaam het nie Dit het daartoegelei datsyaan gehoorverlies ly en datsynet metgroot moeiteslymenonsuiwerhede uit haar longe kry.
Oordie jare hetdit haar longe so verswakdat sy deesdae24uur perdag suurstof deur ’n masjienontvang
“Grey-kollege is baie goed virmy,” vertel diejuffrou, watdie afgelope14 jaar by Grey klas gee.
“Teeneindeverledejaarwas dit vir my swaaromklastegee en ’n posis vir my geskep.”
Sy geenou ondersteuningvir leerdersvan gr. 1tot gr.3 en help die ouer kinders met akkomodasie en akademiesebystand waar nodig.
“Die kinders beur my op,” vertel Karen.
“Vanoggend hetekbaieswaar opgestaan. Toe, in die tweedeperiode komsit ’n kind by my en ek vrahom of dit virhom ookmoeilik wasomskool toetekom.Enhylag en sê dit is vir hom lekkerbydie skool. Hy hetso’n tandapasta-streep op sy baadjiegehad in sy haas om by dieskool te kom.
“Ekhet sommer lekkergelag en die dagwas soveel beter.”
Karenmoesweens haar uitdagings met asemhaling haaraktiwiteitebaie afskaal.Sywas vroeër betrokkeby dieskool se Voortrekkerkommando en wasselfsdie afgelopetweejaar ’n kampleier vanKampKlitsgras op Doornkloof. Dit is juis verledejaarop Doornkloofdat sy ineengestorthet en dieerns vanhaarsiekte duidelik geword het.
Sy hetnie ’n siekefonds nie,en ontvangbehandelingbydie Universitas-AkademieseHospitaal.
“Ekhet eensuurstofmasjien by die staatgekry,maarhet nogmasjiene nodigby diehuis.”
Sy huur vandié masjiene,wat agt litersuurstof perminuut vervaardig.
Sy moet ookelkedriemaande Kaapstad toeryvir toetse.
Daar word nougewag vir’ngeskikte skenker waarvandie weefsel,geslag en bloedgroep met diévan Karen ooreenstem. Sodradaar’nskenker is,sal sy blitsvinnigindie Kaap moet komenlankdaarmoetbly
Om haarteondersteun met haar medieseuitgawes, het’n
matriekleerder vanGrey-kollege, WilcodeVilliers, met ’n ideevorendag gekomom’nsokkie te houomgeld in te samel. Wilcohet saam met Die VoortrekkersseGebiedsjeugraadop 21 Februarie ’n sokkie in Grey se laerskoolsaalgehou om geld in te samel. Hulle hetmet dié sokkie R15 000 ingesamel wataan haargeskenk is “Die sokkie watWilco en die
kinders vir my gereel het,ismeer kosbaaraswat ek ooit in woorde behoorlik kansê.” Daar is ook’nBackaBuddy-blad waarop lede vandie gemeenskap Karenmet haar medieseuitgaweskan ondersteun
Karensêsyissodankbaar vir die skool, en ookalmal watvir haar bly bidenhaarelkedag ondersteun
KarenduPlessis (59) by die suurstofmasjien in haar kantoor by Grey-kollege FOTO:Lientjie Mentz
WilcodeVilliers (gr 12),KarenduPlessis en Danné Coetzee by diesokkie watdie leerders vir haar gehou
EK KOOP NETJIESE gebruikteklere, skoene, linne,gordyne, komberse &kombuiswarekontant. Ek besoek utuis.Skakel 072 185 8217
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO AP PLY APP LICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 27 REA DW ITH SECTION 31FOR REGISTRATION
CERIFICATE FREE STATE GAMBLING, LIQUOR AND TOURISM ACTNO6 OF 2010 AS AMENDED Noticeishereby given that TABO TRADING STORE Intends to lodge an application onLIQUOR BOARDParticulars of which appear hereunder.
1.Local Municipality: Mangaung Metro
2.Full Names and Surname/Company Name: Tabo Trading Store Identi ty N um ber /Company registration number 20/401515/07 Res idential/P ost al Address: 5566 Section F Ext 1Botshabelo.
3.Type of Registration applied for Liquor Store (BottleStore)
4.Type of product to be sold/Manufactured Wine,Spirit,Beer,Cider and Readyto drink Bevareges
5.Nameunder which the business is to be conducted
Tabo Bottle Store,5566 Section FExt 1 Botshabelo Full business Address of Premises 5566Section FExt 1 Botshabelo
6.Name of learning Institution and Distance
None Name of PlaceofWorship andDistance
None
Nam eo fS imilar
Registered Premises
None
Any personmay,within 21 days from (date of publicationinProvincial Gazette) lodge in termsof section33ofthe Free State Gambling and liquor Act, 2010 anobjectionin writing to the Free State LiquorAuthority (address set out hereunder). The objectionmust clearly indicate the fullnames, identity number, residentialaddress, postal address and telephone number,ifany, and where applicable, its registration number and address of its office, of the objector. The objection mustalso identify the applicationto whichitrelates. The applicationmay be inspected atthe offices of theAuthority during their office hours. The address of therelevant Officeof the Liquor Authorityis85 Henry Street, Westdene, Bloemfontein, 9301. Place: Bloemfontein
KING &QUEEN TAVERN NOTICEOFINTENTION TO APPLY APPLICATION IN TERMSOFSECTION 27 READWITH SECTION 31 FOR REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE
FREE STATE GAMLING, LIQUOR AND TOURISM ACTNO. 6OF2010AS AMENDED
Noticeisherebygiven that Puseletso Deda intends to lodgean applicationon05June 2026, particulars of which appear hereunder.
1. LocalMunicipality: Ma nga ung Local Municipality;
2. Company Name, Identity Num be r /Company Registration number, Postal Address: Puseletso Maria Deda, 7605190658087,31190 Phase 7, Bloemfontein
3. TypeofRegistration applied for: Tavern Certificate
4. Type of product to be sold/manufacture: All kindsofliquor; 5. Name underwhich the business is to be conducted andfull address of premises:King &Queen Tavern,31190 PHASE 7, Bloemfontein, 9301. and 6. Name of learning institution and distance ameofplace of worship and distance andnameof simi lar r eg iste re d premises: None. Any person may,within 21 days from 05 June 2026 (date of publication in ProvincialGazette) lodge in termsofsection 33 of the Free State Gambling and Liquor Act objectioninwritingtothe Free State Liquor Authority(addressset out hereunder). The objectionmust clearly indicate the full names, identity number, residential addressand telephone number, if any, and whereapplicable,its registration numberand address of its office,of the objector. The objection must also identifythe application it relates. The application may be inspectedatthe offices of the Authority duringtheir officehours. The address of the relevant Office of the Liquor Authority is: 85 Corner of Henry-and Markgraaff Streets, Westdene, Bloemfontein Date: 22-05-2026 Place:_BLOEMFONTEIN
Maria Bottle Store FORMFSLA2
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY IN TERMS OF SECTION27READ WITH SECTION31FOR REGISTRATION FRE ES TA TE GAMLING, LIQUOR ANDTOURISM ACT NO.6 OF 2010
Notice is hereby given that Maria Dijeng Rantletse intends to lodge an application on 5June 2026, particularsofwhich appear hereunder,with the relevantauthority
1.Municipality:Mangaung
2.Full names, streetand postal address of applicantand identityno. or registration no:Maria DijengRantletse,2734 RiverSide, Dewetsdorp ID 8912241061082
3.Kind of registration appliedfor: LiquorStore
4.Kind of product to be sold/manufactured: All kinds of liquor
5.Name under which business is to be conducted andfull address of premises: Maria Bottle Store,2734 RiverSide, Dewetsdorp. rantletsemaria450 @gmail.com
6.Name of, nature of and distance to institutionsof lea rn in g, simila r registeredpremises and places of worship
Motsimaphodi Secondary School 400m+
Anyperson may, within 21 days from 5June2026 (date of publicationin ProvincialGazette)lodge in terms of section 33 of the Free State Gambling andLiquor Act, 2010 an objection in writing to the Free State Gambling and LiquorAuthority (address set outhereunder).The objection must clearly indicatethe full names, ide nti ty numb er , residential address, postal address andtelephone number, if any, andwhere applicable, itsregistration numberand address of its office,ofthe objector. The objectionmust also
SIS, BLIQUOR STORE NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY APPLICATION IN TERMS OF SECTION 27 READ WITH SECTION31FOR REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE FREE STATE GAMLING, LIQUOR AND TOURISM ACT NO.6 OF 2010ASAMENDED
Notice is hereby given thatBoitumelo Confidence Sephoko intends to lodgean application on 05 June 2026, particulars of which appear hereunder.
1. LocalMunicipality: Mangaung Metro; 2. Company Name, Identi ty Num ber /Company Registration number, Postal Address: Boitumelo Confidence Sephoko, 18766 Meriting, Phelindaba,Bloemfontein, 9323, ID: 8701110551087
3. Type of Registration applied for: LiquorStore
4. Type of product to be sold/manufacture: All kinds of liquor; 5. Nameunderwhich the businessistobe conducted andfull address of premises:SIS, BLIQUORSTORE, 18766 MERITING PHELINDABA BLOEMFONTEIN and6.Nameoflearning institution anddistance /nameofplace of worship anddistanceand name of similar registered premises: NONE. Anyperson may, within 21 days from 05 June 2026 (date of publication in ProvincialGazette) lodgeinterms of section 33 of the Free State Gambling andLiquor Act objection in writing to the Free State Liquor Authority (address set outhereunder).The objection must clearly indicatethe full names, ide nti ty number , residential address and telephonenumber,ifany, andwhere applicable, its registration numberand address of its office,of theobjector. The objectionmustalso identify the application it
B5433/2004 LOST OR DESTROYED BOND
Noticeishereby givenin terms of regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, of the intention to apply forthe issue of a certifiedcopy of Mortgage Bond B5433/2004 passed by 1PIETER WILLEM
BOSMAN IDEN TITY NU MB ER 621217 5098 081 UNMARRIED 2THOMASHENRY VILJOEN IDEN TITY NU MB ER 580618 5017 089 UNMARRIED for acapitalamount of R150000,00 (One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Rand) in favour of NEDBANK LIMITED, Registration Number1951/000009/06 in respectofTHE FARM MOUNTJOY 2782 , DISTRICT BLOEMFON TEI N, PROVINCE FREE STATE which hasbeenlost or destroyed.
All persons having objection to the issue of such copy arehereby requiredtolodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds at BLOEMFONTEIN within two weeks from the date of thepublication of this notice. Dated at BLOEMFONTEIN on 2JUNE2026
APPLICANT: MADRI EV AN HUYSSTEEN WEBBERS 96 BL mvh@ Te
T32658/2005 LOST OR DESTROYED DEED
Notice is hereby givenin terms of Regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, of the intention to applyfor the issue of a certified copy of DEED OF TRANSFER T32658/2005 passedby ASODRAN SE AN MOODLEY Identity number 6712245071083 and PRAB ASHN IE RI NA MOODLEY Identity number 6708230292080
Marriedincommunity of property to each other In favour of KARABO THEMBA MAILE LETELE Identity Number 5310195769086 and MA SEBINA LERATO LETELE Identity Number 5512120246086
Marriedincommunity of property to each other In respect of ERF 16986 BL OEMFON TEI N, EX TEN SI ON 116, DISTRICT BL OEMFON TEI N, PROVINCEFREE STATE IN EXTENT 1427 (ONE THOU SAND FOU R HUNDRED AND TWENTY SEVEN) Square metres HELD BY Deed of Transfer Number T32658/2005 which hasbeenlost or destroyed.
All interested persons having objection to the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds at
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Notice is hereby givenin terms of Regulation 68 of the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, of the intention to applyfor the issue of a certified copy of T66825/1988passedby the UMS OBOMVU MUNICIPALITY, in favour of THEMSILEWEEKLY MSENGANA in my capacity as MUNICIPAL MANAGER:UMSOBOMVU MUNICIPALITY, acting herein andduly authorized thereto by virtueofa resolution of the Council of the said UMSOBOMVU MUNICIPALITY, which resolution was passedby the said UMSOBOMVU MUN ICIPALITY at COLESBERG on 05 DECEMBER 2022 in respectofErf 923, NOUPOORT,situatedin the Umso bom vu Municipality, District of Colesberg, Province of the Northern Cape which has beenlost or destroyed.
All interested persons having objection to the issue of such copy are hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds: Northern Cape at Kimberley withintwo weeks from the date of publication of this notice. Dated at Kimberley this day 26 MAY2026
CONVEYANCER PER: BANGISO ABRAHAM MHLABENI
ADDRESS:
MJILA&PARTNERS INC T /A MHLABENI INC 27 D'ARCY STREET BELGRAVIA KIMBERLEY 8301
EMAILADDRESS: mjila@inext.co.za CONTACTNUMBER: 053832 1375
BOEDELS: KREDITEURE EN DEBITEURE 4201
C.Maree
BOEDELKENNISGEWING
In dieboedel van wyle:
CHARMAGNE MAREE
Boedel nr: 002720/2026
Mee sterskantoo r:
BLOEMFONTEIN
Iden tit ei tsn ommer : 5003310036082
Sterfdatum: 2025-11-29
Geboorte da tu m: 1950-03-31
Laaste adres: OOS STRAA T2 0, BULTFONTEIN, 9670
Krediteure en debiteure in bogemelde boedel word hiermee versoek om hul vorderings in te lewer en hul skulde te betaal by die ondergenoemde adres binne 'n tydperk van 30 (dertig) daevanaf publikasie van hierdie kennisgewing.
NAMENS ABSA TRUST KRAMER, WEIHMANN INC. POSBUS 12322 BRANDHOF 9324
Verw: LVISSER/ CR/KA0165/381091
F. VANDER WATH
KENNISGEWING VAN KREDITEURE IN AFGESTORWE BOEDELS
Ingevolge artikel 29 van die Administrasie van Boedelswet, No. 68 van 1965, word hiermee kennisgegee aan alle persone wat eise teen die onderstaande boedel het, moet dit binne 30 dae vanafdie datum van publikasie hiervan by die betrokke indien. Boedel van wyle:FRANCOIS VAN DER WATH, id no: 620606 5021 08 8geboortedatum (06 Junie 19 62 ) sterfdatum 24 Februarie 2026. Geskei. Laaste
Adres: Kightleystraat 34, BRAND FORT, 9400, Provinsie van die Meesterkan to or BLO EMFON TEIN en MEE STERSK ANTOOR
BLOEMFONTEIN: 19 Jubie 2026: boedelnommer: 002360/2026
ADVERTEERDER SE
NAAM: HENDRIKZ DE VLETTER Adres: 65 VOORTREKKERSTRAAT
BRANDFORT 9400
Epos: wpi ete rs @hdvattorneys.co.za
TEL: 051 821 2213
SELNR: 082 777 2369
I.W.A. Reynolds
Estate Late: IRIS WINEFRED ANN REYNOLDS
Identity Numner 4505140029087
Estate Number 003230/2026
Masters' o ffic e: BLOEMFONTEIN
Date ofdeath: 2026-02-04
Date ofbirth: 1945-05-14
Last address: 29 GENERALBEYERS
STREET, PENTAGON PARK, BLOEMFONTEIN, 9324
All people having claims against the above Estate are called upon to lodge their claims with the Executor(s) concerned withina periodof30days from the date 05/06/2026
Any debtors of theestate are requested to pay amounts owing to the executor within the aforesaid period.
AL VISSER ON BEHALFOFABSA TRUST KRAMER,WEIHMANN PO BOX 12322
BRANDHOF 9324
TEL: (051) 4114000
Ref: LVISSER/CR/KA0167
BOEDEL WILSON ID SANTèCA GR HELLICON BLOEMFONTEIN OOR MAA BOE /2 Kr bogeno hiermee vorder hul onder ty dae hierv SWG NEW 27
BLOEMFONTEIN Posbus HEU TEL:
S.E. Van Niekerk
In the Estate of theLate: Surname: VanNiekerk
First names: Susanna
Elizabeth Estate number: 003336/2026
Identity number:3707280017085
Date of death:8/04/2026
Last address: Welgedacht Versorgingsoord ,Room 129,Bloemfontein All persons having claims against the above-mentioned estate arerequired to lodgetheir claims with the undersigned within 30 days after the date of publication hereof.Incase of amarriage in community of property: First Names and Surname ofSurviving Spouse: Petrus JacobusVan Niekerk Identity Number: 3511265048085
Name andaddressof
ExecutororAuthorised Agent: IreneJanseVan Rensburg 22 KameeldoringDraai, Woodland Hills, Bloemfontein
Billing details: Advertiser Name:Exactum
ExecutorsTrust Address: Postnet Preller Suite 16,Private Bag x01, Heuwelsig, 9332 Email: dewald@exactum.co.za Telephone:0827800876
BOEDELS: LIKWIDASIE EN DISTRIBUSIE 4205
J. Bodenstein
LIQUIDATION AND DISTRIBUTION ACCOUNTS IN DECEASED ESTATES LYING FOR INSPECTION
In terms of section 35(5) of Act66of1965noticeis hereby giventhatcopies of the liquidation and distribution account(first and final, unless otherwise stated) in the estates specified below willbeopenfor inspection of allpersonswith an interest therein for a period of 21 days (or shorter or longer if speciallystated) from the date specified of from the date of publicationhereof, whichever maybethe later, andatthe officesof th eM as te rs and Magistratesasstated. Should no objection thereto be lodged with the Masters concerned during the specified period, the executorswill pr oc eed to make payments in accordance with theaccounts.
Registerednumber of estate: 009351/2023
Surname: Bodenstein
First names: Johan Identity number: 6412185177087
Last address: 1Harpur Street, Hillsboro, Bl oe mfo ntein, Magistrate's Office: Bloemfontein, Master'sOffice: Bloemfontein
P.J. LIEBENBERG KENNISGEWING
IN DIE BESTORWE
BOEDEL VANWYLE
PE TR US JOHA NNE S LIEBENBERG
IDENTITEITSNOMMER:
3705145028081,IN
LEWE WOONAGTIG TE: STALSWEG 101, GA RD EN IA PAR K, BLOEMFONTEIN WEWENAAR
BOEDELNOMMER: 000711 /2026
OORLEDE OP: 13
JANUARIE 2026
KENNIS WORDHIERMEE
GEGEE DAT DIE EERSTEEN FINALE LIKWIDASIEEN DISTRIB USIE
REKEN ING IN BOGENOEMDE BOEDEL
TERINSAE SALLêTE
KANTORE VAN DIE
MEESTER VANDIE
HOOGGEREGSHOF BLOEMFONTEIN VIR 'N
PERIODE VAN21(EENEN TWINTIG) DAE GEREKEN VANAF 5JUNIE 2026.
LEON VERMAAK
P/ACOMPUTAX BK
REIDSTRAAT50 WESTDENE
BLOEMFONTEIN 9301
SEL: 0828034351
S.E.Van Niekerk
In the Estate of the Late: Surname: VanNiekerk First names: Susanna Elizabeth Estate number: 003336/2026
Id ent it y number:3707280017085
Date of death: 8/04/2026
Last address:Welgedacht Versorgingsoord ,Room 129,Bloemfontein The FIRST AND FINAL Liquidation an d Distribution Accountin this estate will be open for inspection foraperiod of 30 from 5June 2026 at the officeofthe Master of theHighCourt Bloemfontein andthe Magistrate's Office, Bloemfontein.
In case of amarriage in community of property: First Names andSurname of Surviving Spouse: Petrus Jacobus Van Niekerk
Identity Number: 3511265048085
Name andaddress of Executor or Authorised Agent: IreneJanseVan Rensburg, 22 Kameeldoring Draai, Woodland Hills, Bloemfontein
Billingdetails: Advertiser Name:Exactum Executors Trust Address:Postnet Preller Suite 16, Private Bag x01, Heuwelsig ,9332
S.S. GATRI
In the estate of the late SAMUEL SCHLEBUSH GATRI Identity number 570123 5134 085
Born: 1957-01-23
Died: 2024-05-12
Of last address:19JIMMY
KENNEDY STREET, HEIDEDAL , BLOEMFONTEIN, FREE STATE PROVINCEand surviving spouse (onlyif marriedincommunity of property):MATSELANE
ELISA GATRI
Identity number:580717 0810 082
Born: 1958-07-17, Estate number:7524/2024
TheFirst andFinal Li quida tion an d Distribution Account (u nles so therwise mentioned) in the above-namedestate will be open forinspection to allpersons interested therein foraperiod of twenty one (21) days at the Master's Office BLOEMFONTEIN anda copy thereof at the Magistrate's OfficeFor a period of twenty one (21) days from 5JUNE2026
Name andaddress of executor or agent: UYL ET AC LAU DINE NEL-MARAIS, EXECUTOR, c/oLOVIUS BLOCK INC, 31 FIRST AVENUE, WES TD ENE, BLOEMFONTEIN,9301
Telnr:051 4303874
Challengeset to ignitecity
TEBOHO SETENA
Thestage is setfor four nations –
South Africa, Romania, Portugal and Georgia – to showcasetheir rugby pride during theToyotaChallenge international tournamentinBloemfontein, with matchesscheduledfor 5, 10,and 14 June at theToyotaStadium
South Africa’sprovincial hosts –the Toyota Cheetahs,Airlink Pumasand Suzuki Griquas –will face off against the three European challengers in what promises to be ahigh-octane series of fixtures
Thetournamentalsoacts as critical preparation for Romania, Portugal and Georgiaahead of theRugby WorldCup (RWC)inAustralia, from 1October to 13 November.World Cup-bound squads will fine-tune strategiesfor the first-ever 24-teamglobal showpiece. Thetouring nations have already arrivedinBloemfontein ahead of the official kick-off on Friday 5June Rugbyenthusiasts cansecuretickets through ticketpro.co.za. Early bird spe-
cials offer entry from R30 forprimary school childrenand thoseyounger;R50 for an adulttosit in theopenstand; and R70for aseatinthe main stand. Best of all, asingle ticketgrantssupporters’ access to three matches
Programme
Matchday 1, Friday5June:
■ 13:30 –Airlink PumasvsBlack Lion (Georgia);
■ 15:30 –SuzukiGriquas vs Romania A; and
■ 18:00 –Toyota Cheetahs vs Lusitanos
Cartrack (Portugal)
Matchday 2, Wednesday10June:
■ 13:30 –SuzukiGriquas vs BlackLion (Georgia);
■ 15:30 –Airlink PumasvsLusitanos
Cartrack (Portugal);and
■ 18:00 –Toyota Cheetahs vs Romania A.
Matchday 3, Sunday 14 June:
■ 12:00 –SuzukiGriquas vs Lusitanos
Cartrack (Portugal);
■ 14:00 –Airlink PumasvsRomaniaA; and
■ 16:30 –Toyota Cheetahs vs BlackLion (Georgia).
Learners dominateas topachievers at events
Severallearnersofthe Eunice High School excelledineventstheyrecentlyparticipated in Caitlin Jones in Gr.11did exceptionally well in theAfrikaans Eisteddfod. Shetookpartin four categories and received A++symbols in all. Sheattained98% in dramatic prosa,98% in storytelling, 95% in poetryand 95% in drama monologue.
In sport, severallearnersreached toppositions
Vivienne vander Schyff (Gr.11) wonthe Assore PSASatelliteSquash Tournamentheld in Johannesburg on 23 Mayand receivedher Protea blazer at the event.
Lisabelle Beukes and ZoeMorgado,who are both Gr.9learners, competedinthe Free State Laser RunChampionships on 23 MayinBloemfontein. Lisabelle wonthe U17 race andZoe was placedsecond. Following theseresults, they have both been selected for the FreeState laser runteamand will be participatingatthe South African championships in Pietermaritzburg, to be held in July
Carla Fourie (Gr.8)and LuciaFourie(Gr.10) representedthe MotheoDistrict in the South African Countryand Western DancingDistrict challenge TheMotheoteamwas placed third overall. Carla ended firstinher division and Luciasecond. This qualified them forthe Free State team,and theywill representthe province at the
interprovincial challengeinAugust.
MiankeGerber(U15) qualified in theDance
Talentand ModelAssociation (DTMA) trials in Apriland won firstplace in hip-hop in theage group15to17years.She then took part in the national round from 22 to 24 May, where she received athird place nationally.
TheToyota Cheet him during aprevious
Vivienne vander Schyff at the AssorePSA Satellite SquashTournament in Johannesburg.
Caitlin Jones with the four A++ certificatesshe received at the Afrikaans Eisteddfod,which took place in May. PHOTOS: Supplied
Lisabelle Beukes(left) and ZoeMorgado at the Free StateLaserRun Championshipsthat took placein Bloemfontein on 25 May.
Thursday, 4June 2026
Semifinalinreach
LIENTJIE MENTZ
TheFreeState Crinums closed outthe Telkom Netball League (TNL) group stage unbeatenwith a47– 37 victoryoverthe Golden Fireballs,confirming their semifinalpole position. TheunbeatableCrinums continued their winning streakatthe Ellis Park Indoor ArenaonSaturday30May.
Thematch wasarepeatofthe 2025 final, andboth teams were lookingtostrengthen their credentials ahead of theplayoffs.
Crinums made an immediatestatementas goalkeeperLiame de Lange pickedupaloose ball from the Fireballs’shootingcircle. After convertingtheir owncentrepassto go twogoals up,the Fireballs were quickto getontothe scoreboard through goal shooter Tinita vanDyk.
TheCrinums defensiveunit continuedto suffocatethe Fireballs’attack, with centre RefiloeNketsaaddinganother intercept as theFireballs battledtoprogressthe ball Crinums’ goal attackXandri Fourieand Fireballs’goalattackNonsikeleloMazibuko convertedtwo-pointers for theirsides,but the Crinums still held acomfortable 14 – 9leadat
the endofthe firstquarter.
TheCrinums pickedupwhere theyleft off in the secondquarter,with Nketsaproducing anothermid-court intercept.Althoughthat turnoverwas not converted,the Fireballs brieflyfound some momentumand reduced thegap to four goals
However, their resurgence wasshort-lived as the shootingcombinationofMazibukoand VanDyk fumbled opportunities in the circle.
Themistakes were punishedbyCrinums, who capitalisedruthlesslytostretch the lead to eightgoals
Defensively,the Crinums continuedtoimpose themselvesacrossthe court, forcingthe Fireballs to rely on lengthycross-courtpasses to getthe ball in the circle.
TheFireballs made an encouragingstart to the thirdquarter, reducingthe deficit to seven goals. As the quarterprogressedthe battle became an intercept contest, with goalkeeper AmetisseBandu gettinga turnovertokeep the Fireballs within touching distance
Herefforts helped reduce themargin to six goalsmidway through thequarter. However, aseries of unforcedbreakinginfringements preventedthe Fireballs from sustainingtheir momentum.Matters became even more difficult with Bandubeingpenalisedfor
repossession, allowing the Crinums to restoretheir 10-goal lead.Mazibukoand goal attack GeorgiaLeppanbattledtoass themselvesinthe shootingcir the Fireballs’conversionstruggles continued.
KarlaPretorius wasinfluenti at the back,winningthe ball and throwingherself into twocons intercepts to help the Crinums the lead to 12 goals
Mazibuko struck atwo-point the Fireballs still hadtooverturn deficit heading into the finalq
TheFireballs came outwith pose in thefourthquarterand mostproductivespell of the enco
Despitetrailingby11goals,t trol of the early exchangesand the quarter 6 – 4halfwaythrou attackingcombinations finallyb Adefensivesuper-shot peri Crinums scorea single shot as side recorded awin, keepingt record intact
Powerweek3 of the Telkom NetballLeague takesplace from 12 to 15 June at the Rembrandt Hall, University of Pretoria (UP)
Crinums playersinaction areRefiloeNketsawith theballand SizekaAdoons. PHOTO:Netball South Africa