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ocal developer, Glen Matsaung intends obtaining an interdict to halt the multi-million Rand Motor City Development in Ster Park. Matsaung’s attorney Vincent Seloane confirmed that his client is in the final process to obtain an interdict against the proposed multi-million Rand

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The notice board at the site of the proposed Motor City development along Munnik Avenue in Ster Park.

Motor City development in Ster Park. Matsaung told Polokwane Observer yesterday (Wednesday) that he engaged with Seloane on Tuesday and that they are finalising the process to serve an interdict on the Motor City development with the developing company Polokwane Eastern Boulevard (PEB), Polokwane Municipality and Public Prosecutor as first, second and third respondents respectively. Seloane from Seloane Vincent Attorneys in Johannesburg said the allegation of a To page 2

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Limpopo artists are hot under the proverbial collar over failure by the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture and other government entities to participate in the first annual Limpopo Music Workshop aimed at empowering a small sector of society that claims general exclusion from provincial government programmes. Driven by disgruntlement over government officials seemingly giving more than 100 artists the cold shoulder during a recent initiative steered by the Limpopo Arts and Culture Youth Forum (Lacyf) contributes to a bigger picture encapsulating the battle for a sustainable livelihood by scores of struggling artists. To page 2

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New regional leadership Looming interdict page 1 after EFF assemblies From possible interdict against the development is

YOLANDE NEL >>observer.yolande@gmail.com The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) in Capricorn, Mopani and Waterberg regions are boasting newly constituted leadership structures elected during assemblies on the weekend. According to EFF Limpopo Convenor Michael Mathebe the gatherings in the three regions went very smooth, with new leaders emerging in some of the regions and going uncontested in others. Meanwhile assemblies were being planned for Sekhukhune and Vhembe regions this

weekend after delays at national level, he indicated. Thereafter the date could be confirmed for the upcoming provincial assembly. In Capricorn region EFF Commander-inChief (EFF CIC) Julius Malema’s cousin, Ronny Malema, took the position of Chairperson. Seemole Chokoe was elected as his deputy. Oscar Matola is the new Regional Secretary, Moloko Maila his deputy and Dorcus Meso the Regional Treasurer. In Mopani Region the new Chairperson is Matome Machaka and Peter Mapulana the Deputy Chairperson. Clement Ramathoka is the Regional Secretary and the Deputy Secretary Flora Madika. Maria Sekwela is the new Treasurer. The new leadership structure in Waterberg Region is led by Chairperson Lebohang Monaheng. Mosona Semenya is the Deputy Chairperson, Winnie Mphahlele the Regional Secretary, Martha Mabusela the Deputy Secretary and Ciliesta Motsepe the Regional Treasurer.

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true and that the interdict will hopefully be served next week. Notice boards featuring an artist’s impression of the proposed development, the name and envisaged occupation date (2015) as well as the the names and contact numbers of two PEB directors have been put up at the intersections of De Wet Drive and Munnik Avenue as well as Veldspaat Street and Munnik Avenue. The decision to obtain an interdict stems from more than a year of continuous efforts by Matsaung to gain access to information relating to the Motor City development as well as issues with the notarial lease of the development. He has since February 2013 been requesting access to information from Polokwane Municipality regarding, among others, all tenders submitted, the evaluation and scoring criteria for the tender, all documentation of the bid and all minutes of the tender evaluation committee. In January this year he turned to the national office of the Public Protector who referred him to the local offices in Polokwane. No progress has been made since then despite the local office previously confirming to subpoena the Polokwane Municipality to make information available, he said. Polokwane Observer reported on this matter in which an anonymous employee of the Public Protector’s office confirmed a subpoena to be issued.

Matsaung also opened a case of fraud in May against Municipal Manager Connie Mametja relating to the alleged furnishing of a fraudulent special power of attorney signed on 26 October 2012 whilst the application by PEB Properties (Pty) Ltd for this document was only signed five days later. The resolution for application for the township establishment was authorised by the directors of PEB Properties (Pty) Ltd on 31 October 2012. “During Public Protector Thuli Madonsela’s recent public lecture at the University of Limpopo, I spoke to her personally on the slow progress made on the matter. One of her officials promised to make work of it and that they will keep me informed. Again nothing has come from this,” Matsaung said. Attorney Michiel de Bruin on behalf of PEB said in a statement: “We have been informed by Mr Casper Vorster, director of our client that you requested our client to comment on allegations made by certain individuals that they intend applying for an interdict to prevent our client from proceeding with the Motor City development. Our client has no knowledge of such intended action and has not received any notice in this regards. It will therefore be premature to comment at this stage. Should any notices or other legal documents be served on our client, our client shall issue a press statement after the full nature and extent of the documentation have been determined and considered.”

Anger over alleged neglect of artists From page 1 With local artists waiting with bated breath to learn whether they would be included in the line-up of performers of yet another Mapungubwe Arts Festival for which a tender has been issued, Lacyf further claimed nothing was forthcoming from last month’s artists’ indaba of the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture. The indaba was considered the result of earlier directives by Premier Stan Mathabatha, indicated Lacyf Chairperson Romeo Ramuada. At the same time he alluded to the provincial government’s overall failure to assist the forum financially to effectively run their programmes. Last year’s Mapungubwe Arts Festival was staged in March 2014 due to the mourning period for late President Nelson Mandela coinciding with the programme that usually gets held in December every year. A month after the Mapungubwe Arts Festival Lacyf vehemently raised their voices over the exclusion of local artists from the programme of the Peter Mokaba Tribute Concert in April this year. Ramuada was instrumental in leading a small group of artists, claiming to continuously biting the bullet when it comes to the promotion of names for events held in Limpopo, to the gates of old Peter Mokaba Stadium that served as venue for the show. At the time he highlighted the plight of struggling sons and daughters of the soil. With the tender for, among others, hiring of an events company for the organisation, marketing, management and execution of the Mapungubwe Arts Festival 2014/15 having been announced in a Provincial Government bulletin of 3 October 2014, local performers are yet again reportedly headstrong about their inclusion in the upcoming stage line-up. Ramuada expressed concern over the fact that the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture failed to send a representative to the workshop, presented in conjunction with the public broadcaster in Limpopo in mid-October. The workshop catered for, among others, musicians, deejays, promoters, production houses and producers.

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He said the department ignored their request for the MEC for Sport, Arts and Culture to address the workshop. According to him the letter was sent to the MEC’s office a week in advance and as Lacyf did not receive any word of possible participation ahead of the event he personally went there on the morning of the workshop only to be told that neither the MEC nor the acting Head of Department (HOD) would be able to attend. He later referred to an email forwarded to three senior departmental officials by the Secretary for MEC’s Support on 13 October for one of them to attend the workshop on the directives of the MEC. The same email was sent on to seven more officials the next day, according to the copy provided to Polokwane Observer. Ramuada raised the opinion that of the estimated 100 departmental employees they did not even send one to interact with the artists who attended from across the province. Ramuada expressed equal disappointment with a representative of the Small Enterprise Development Agency (Seda) showing up late and leaving again early without delivering a presentation on business development opportunities to attendants of the workshop, and the National Youth Development Agency (Nyda) not honouring the invitation despite an earlier undertaking to be there. However, representatives of the South African Music Rights Organisation (Samro) and the Association of Independent Record Companies (Airco) went to the trouble of driving from Gauteng and staying for the duration of the programme, Ramuada pointed out. He provided a copy of the draft report on the Limpopo Music Workshop compiled by Lacyf. In the introduction Lacyf noted the development of local musicians having been very slow if not stagnant during the past 20 years of democracy and freedom. “Though Limpopo has some of its home brewed musicians performing well on the national and very few on the international platform there is still a lot of work to be done in order to compete well in the creative industries both locally and internationally.” The workshop resolutions and recommendations included a remark that the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture should start taking serious artists and participate in programmes and events for artists to be able to understand their challenges and frustrations and build a solid relationship with them. The spokesperson for the MEC for Sport, Arts and Culture, Kathu Sadiki commented that all invitations to the MEC were brought to his attention and that he had definitely not seen the invite by Lacyf. On the Mapungubwe Arts Festival he said a budget of R4 million was set aside for the hosting of the event that was being scheduled for the first week of December to run into the second week. He confirmed that the artists’ indaba was conducted on directives of the Premier. Sadiki explained that a committee was appointed by the artists to deal with a plan of action, which he had not seen thus far. Although asked for comment on failure by a Nyda representative to show up at the workshop, the communications section at the national office had not responded by the time of going to press.


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or decades municipal swimming pools countrywide officially reopen on 1 September to herald the start of spring, but in the case of the Polokwane swimming pool it still remains closed two months into the summer swimming season. Many queries have been received by Polokwane Observer from residents in the city, schools and swimming clubs regarding the swimming pool’s failure to be reopened for summer. Normally any maintenance that needs to be carried out on the pool is done after the pool is closed at the beginning of April during the winter season. Now after the winter months when any maintenance was meant to take place, the swimming pool remains closed as the summer season commences. Numerous enquiries by Polokwane Observer to the Polokwane Municipality in regard to why the swimming pool remains closed have been unanswered, but reliable sources have alleged that firstly the pumps were faulty and currently the problem lies with major leaks in both the main swimming pool and the diving pool. The Limpopo Provincial Swimming Championship is scheduled to be held at the municipal swimming pool on 21 and 22 November and the organisers have been frantically trying, together with certain municipal officials to

get the pool ready on time. A meeting was scheduled for yesterday (Wednesday) with the organisers of the gala and municipal officials regarding the bidding process for quotes to repair the scum channels, which according to the swimming officials is the reason why the swimming pool remains closed. Democratic Alliance Councillor in the Polokwane Municipality, Roelof Lourens said he has raised the issue of the swimming pool with the relevant authorities at the municipality and conducted a site visit to the pool last week. When Lourens arrived at the pool he noticed it was still empty and the municipal employees that look after the facility were sitting around doing nothing. With the upcoming provincial swimming gala being an annual event, the organisers might have to shift the event to outside the province as the Polokwane swimming pool is the only venue with a suitable 50 metre pool to host the event. Meanwhile, Lourens has arranged for an urgent meeting with Ndavhe Ramakuela, Polokwane Municipality’s Director of Community Development Services in order to get further clarification on why the pool remains closed and what is being done to rectify the matter. Despite numerous attempts, both telephonically and by email, to get comment from the municipality, no answer was forthcoming at the time of going to print.

Luthuli Park land battle continues YOLANDE NEL >>observer.yolande@gmail.com Concern about the ongoing land battle issue at Luthuli Park on the outskirts of Polokwane refuses to die down. Further information on an increasing number of individuals affected by land matters in sections of Luthuli Park was brought to Polokwane Observer’s attention following last week’s lead story. Asked for confirmation of the seven cases reportedly registered with the Public Protector as alluded to in a joint interview with concerned residents early last week, Sphelo Hamilton Samuel who is the Limpopo Provincial Representative of the Public Protector said they could find one file relevant to the enquiry. The name of the complainant is being withheld on her earlier request. “This complaint was received by us on 18 September 2014 and allocated to an investigator after assessment on 22 September 2014. We have directed an enquiry to the Municipal Manager and await her response to the allegations,” Samuel said. “We note, however, that a meeting was held by the Manager in the Mayor’s Office with the complainant and some of the implicated persons on 27 June 2014, but no resolution was reached then. It was decided that a follow-up meeting be held at a later stage with

all implicated parties present. It seems this could not materialise as they refuse to attend the meeting brokered by the Senior Manager in the Executive Mayor’s Office.“ He confirmed the details of implicated persons as stated in the initial enquiry by Polokwane Observer. “We can, unfortunately not name them at this stage as the investigation is ongoing and they have not been approached yet by our office.” Samuel stated that none of the names of complainants as supplied by Polokwane Observer appeared on their intake list that went back by two months. He invited all affected persons to lay individual complaints with his office. In the interim a community representative, with whom Polokwane Observer initially liaised on the prevailing situation, provided further details about incidents of alleged eviction from sites that have been allocated to individuals in the past. One such complainant said she was allocated a site by the then ward councillor Peter Monyela in 1998 or 1999, but months later was informed another ward councillor had chased her caretaker from her property. She was adamant the stand remained hers.

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he South African National Road Agency Limited (Sanral) is set to commence on improvement and maintenance of 3 550 km of roads in Limpopo by February in an effort to stimulate economic growth in SubSahara Africa and local economic development More than R3,8 billion is intended to be spent in the province, including new projects. This was revealed by Sanral’s Northern Region Manager Ismael Essa during a media breakfast at Pietersburg Club last Friday. Essa gave an overview of the agency’s role and mandate as per government legislation and elaborated on the huge impact it was making in improving and upgrading South Africa’s road infrastructure network which rightfully constitute South Africa’s economic arteries. “South Africa has an extensive road network of about 750 000 km, the tenth Photo: RC Myburgh

Sanral Northern Region Manager, Ismael Essa addresses the media during an overview of the agency’s planned projects in the province.

longest network in the world. Sanral currently manages a national road network of about 21 403 km, 84% of which are non-tolled, and only 16% tolled, privatised and state-owned,” he said. He highlighted the extent of Sanral’s involvement in Limpopo as 1 628 km of road in the province was recently added to the agency’s network. “The management and maintenance of such a network cost the agency in the region of R775 million in the current fiscal year and the projected costs are not expected to be below half a billion Rand by 2018. This means that a lot of money still needs to be injected in Limpopo to improve and modernise its roads network,” Essa said, adding that Sanral will spend millions of Rand in the province to improve the N1 Ring Road around Polokwane, the Musina Ring Road as well as the Mokopane Northern Ring Road. Esaa reminded that the N1 is the link between South Africa and the rest of the continent and forms an essential link to stimulate economic growth. By February upgrading estimated to eventually cost R700 million will commence on the N1 Ring Road around Polokwane and include the upgrading of intersections with the R37 and R81, a dual carriageway from Ultra City to the R71 and rehabilitation of the existing carriage way. Work on the Musina Ring Road, including the construction of two new interchanges, three new overpass bridges and two new pedestrian bridges estimated to cost R450 million is envisaged to commence next July . A presentation by Essa revealed that Sanral plans to spend more than R1,4 billion in the 2015/16 financial year in Limpopo followed by more than R1,2 billion in 2016/17 and almost R800 million in 2017/18. This includes routine maintenance, periodic maintenance, improvements and new facilities.

New party president labelled ’murderer’ YOLANDE NEL >>observer.yolande@gmail.com Soon after the recent announcement of the inception of the Lepelle Nkumpi Development Party (LNDP) in Lebowakgomo, acts of intimidation aimed at its interim leadership structure, and in particular its president, reared their head. A week after publication of an interview with LNDP interim president Phauwe Mphahlele and interim chairperson Meshake Petja in an earlier edition of Polokwane Observer announcing the formation of a party to tackle burning issues of alleged corruption perceived to be occurring within Lepelle Nkumpi Local Municipality, a text message directed at Mphahlele accused him of planning to get people to have a certain woman killed. Meanwhile one of the additional members on the interim party structure, Esther Mokoena’s house was reportedly the target of a contingent of Police officials who allegedly intimidated her children and caused damage to her property in her absence that same day. According to Mokoena they allegedly told her children, aged between 12 and 23 years, that their mother was always accompanied by Mphahlele and they were going to get

them. She believed the incident was politically motivated and said it was not the first time they were being harassed. Mphahlele indicated the party leadership assisted her to open a case with the Independent Police Investigative Directorate in Polokwane after the incident. Mphahlele shared the contents of the text message accusing him of planning the contract killing of a female municipal official whom he stood accused of raping in the past. Roughly translated from Sepedi the message reads “I know your evil plan of hiring people for my cousin (name withheld). Continue with your evil plans and we will meet.” He stressed the message was sent from the phone number saved on his cellphone directory under the name of an active ruling party supporter in the Lebowakgomo area on 24 October. The particulars coincided with the details on his phone. When questioned on the matter of rape against him, Mphahlele said the case was dropped on the day of his second court appearance in July last year. He indicated he did not see reason to inform the Police of the contents of the message. On the contrary if anything happened to the woman, all fingers would be pointing at him, he stressed. He continued saying they were not at all being intimidated by the action though. After the initial announcement of the establishment of the new party, they had been approached by the leadership of Mpumalanga Party who visited and motivated them. The launch date of LNDP is yet to be announced. When contacted for purposes of verification of the phone message, the identified sender told Polokwane Observer that his time was being wasted and threatened to meet the publication in court with his lawyer. Photos: Yolande Nel

Left: Phauwe Mphahlele. Right: The text message sent to the cell phone of Lepelle Nkumpi Development Party (LNDP) interim president Phauwe Mphahlele.


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olitical role players stepped in early Tuesday morning in an attempt to instil calm among residents of Extension 73 where emotions ran high over alleged nepotism claims against a ruling party ward councillor who stands accused of securing positions for friends and a relative on a committee overseeing community liaison on a multi-million Rand

Role players step in for calm in Extension 73 roads project. Two editions ago Polokwane Observer reported on the community of Extension 73 threatening with unrest if concerns about perceived nepotism against Ward 8 Councillor

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A community member expresses anger with the appointed Community Liaison Officer (CLO), in the floral top on the right, at the site of the contractor early Tuesday morning.

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>> Growing discontent relates to R42 million roads project Tebogo Mojapelo with regards to the appointment of a Project Steering Committee (PSC) and a Community Liaison Officer (CLO) remained unaddressed. The growing discontent related to a R42 million roads construction project, among others intended to link their settlement with neighbouring Extension 76 with a tarred stretch. Mojapelo stood accused of putting together a PSC from her circle of friends, who in return would have conducted interviews with candidates for the appointment of a CLO, it was learnt. Polokwane Observer was informed the CLO eventually appointed hails from an adjacent settlement and was not from their own ranks. On Tuesday morning scores of community members escorted the appointed CLO, who did not want to provide her name or give comment when approached on the scene, off the premises of the site office of the contractor located along the stretch of gravel of an estimated 2km that is due for an upgrade. At the time the fenced-in site was characterised by relative activity. Hyped-up community members told Polokwane Observer they wanted their own representative to liaise with the municipality and contractor while at the same time gathering in the hope of getting temporary work on

the project. They did not want the appointed candidate who came from Extension 40, one woman exclaimed. According to information Mojapelo is accused of allegedly ensuring positions on the PSC and as CLO for her friends and her brother. After consultation with the leadership of the African National Congress (ANC) in Peter Mokaba region and a meeting with the Speaker of Polokwane Municipality on Tuesday afternoon the Chairperson of the South African National Civic Organisation (Sanco) in Ward 8, Botha Mphahlele said a mass meeting was scheduled for late yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon to re-elect another PSC. At the time of going to press he alerted Polokwane Observer to more allegations being levelled against the ward councillor. Polokwane Municipality Communications and Marketing Manager Tidimalo Chuene commented that after Tuesday’s meeting the Speaker undertook to have allegations in terms of the conduct of the councillor investigated whereupon he would give feedback to the community next week. The matter of the appointment of a CLO would form part of the investigations, it was learnt. The community would also be assisted in putting in place a PSC whom they recognised, she said.

Opsigterspaar se bemoeienis met inwoners lofwaardig ELNA ESTERHUYSEN >>observer.elna@gmail.com “Laat my lammers wei” is die lewensmotto van Thys en Paula Booyjens na ‘n groot ommekeer in hul lewens wat hulle ook tot groot voordeel van hul naaste uitleef. As opsigterspaar by Myngenoegen Shelter buite die stad lewer hulle ‘n groot bydrae tot die heil van die 20 inwoners en die sukses van die Shelter wat huisvesting vir hawelose persone bied. ‘n Jaar gelede het die Booyjens-egpaar hul harte vir die Here gegee en die drankeuwel oorwin. “Ons was Saterdag ‘n jaar skoon en leef as wedergebore Christene ‘n nuwe lewe vol uitdagings,” sê Thys wat weekliks die Bybelstudie by die Shelter lei. Die inwoners gaan ook gereeld op vroue-

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en mannekampe en woon elke Sondag eredienste by. Thys en twee inwoners het ook met ‘n groentetuin begin en Paula en die vroue het ‘n werksplek met behulp van die Shelter-voorsitter, Pieter Booysen ingerig waar die vroue tans lapverfwerk doen en kerse maak. “Ons droom is dat die Shelter selfonderhoudend is, elkeen ‘n werk het en dat ons niemand wegwys nie,” sê die egpaar. Om hul drome te help verwesenlik benodig hulle ‘n naaimasjien in werkende toestand, afvalmateriaal, gare, spelde, kerse of kerswas, besems en lapverf. Mansklere (grootte 32 tot 36) en ‘n grassnyer sal ook welkom wees. Almal wat reeds betrokke is word opreg deur die komitee bedank. Gereelde skenkers is Platinumpark Spar, Amakhosi Chicken, Bolivia Lodge, Data Inn en die Pienaargesin.

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Deaths of sport idols mourned HERBERT RACHUENE >>herbert@mailbox.co.za

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cting Premier Rudolph Phala expressed grief over the death of Olympic gold medallist Mbulaeni Mulaudzi in a car accident last week and that of Orlando Pirates goalkeeper and Bafana Bafana captain Senzo Meyiwa who died on Sunday, allegedly at the hands of robbers. “We were still expecting a lot from Meyiwa especially now that the African Cup of Nations qualifier matches are underway. We therefore take this opportunity to send condolences to his family, his teammates at Orlando Pirates and the rest of the country and believe that whoever is responsible for his death, will be arrested and justice will take its course,” Phala said. Referring to Limpopo born and bred Mbulaeni Phala said he had traded his skills as a South African athlete around the world, win-

ning race after race. “We are mourning with his family, the people of Limpopo and the rest of South Africa,” Phala said. African National Congress Provincial Spokesperson, Khumbudzo Ntshavheni also extended the heartfelt condolences of the party to the families and loved ones of Mulaudzi and Meyiwa. “The loss of two young lives both through tragic circumstances is heartbreaking. We are much poorer with the passing away of the heroes of the nation,” Ntshavheni said. Democratic Alliance Provincial Spokesperson, Solly Malatsi has also extended their condolences to the family, friends, fans of Mulaudzi stating that “The sudden passing of the two athletes has robbed our country of an excellent mentor whose contribution to nurturing young athletes would have helped revive South Africa’s prestige in sport. Richard Selepe, Chairperson of Limpopo Ministers Fraternal said soccer and athlet-

ics will not be the same without Meyiwa and Mulaudzi. “Meyiwa entertained us with his acrobatic saves and Mulaudzi flew the South African flag high. We pray that the families of the two athletes find strength in knowing that they will remain in our prayers allways,” Selepe said. Abel Rakoma, Provincial Chairperson of South African Football Association (Safa) described Senzo Meyiwa as someone who was committed and disciplined. “He was the ambassador for Safa’s Vision 2022 and a great servant of soccer in the country,” Rakoma said. He called Mulaudzi an icon of the nation and great athlete who put the province on the world map. National Spokesperson of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), Mbuyiseni Ndlozi said they salute Mulaudzi as a hero of the soil whose life will continue to inspire many generations to come. On Meyiwa he said his passing has robbed the country of a team captain that is beginning to show strength and composure. “The EFF sends its condolences to his family, friends and all South Africans with the hope that those who have cut his life short will be brought to book. Provincial Secretary for Congress of the People, Eric Mohlapamaswi said they are saddened by the death of the two athletes who excelled in their sporting codes. “They were

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great role models and many young people looked up to them. May their souls rest in peace,” Mohlapamaswi said. Mulaudzi will be buried at his home village, Muduluni near Makhado on Saturday. Meyiwa will be buried at Umlazi near Durban on Saturday.

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Mega bust of illegal cigarettes worth more than R1 million RC MYBURGH >>rc.observer@gmail.com Six suspected illegal cigarette thieves and smugglers have appeared in various courts

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across Limpopo after they were arrested during separate incidents last week. The cigarettes total a value of more than R1 million. In the first incident Eric Makwala and Cliff Ngwenya were arrested during a stop and search operation by Police near Maake. Provincial Police Spokesperson Ronel Otto stated that the two men allegedly twice robbed a tobacco representative the week before while the person was delivering tobacco to a supplier in Burgersdorp. “Information was followed up and the two men arrested with assistance of a security company. An unlicensed firearm was also found in their possession and the cigarettes value at more than R500 000,” she said. They appeared in the Naphuno Magistrate’s Court and face a charge of armed robbery. The case was postponed to 3 November for a bail application while the two remain in custody. “We also learnt from the investigation that Ngwenya was out on bail for a similar offence committed in Seshego earlier this year,” Otto said.

In a second incident members of the South African National Defence Force were patrolling the borderline with Zimbabwe near Musina when they stopped a suspicious looking vehicle to conduct a search. They discovered illegal cigarettes to the value of more than R200 000. “Leonard Moyo, Tongai Ndlovu and Ambassador Senda were arrested and already appeared in the Musina Magistrate’s Court,” Otto said. Their next appearance date could not be determined. In a third incident Jan Petrus Jacobs from Levubu already appeared in the Mokopane Magistrate’s Court and it expected to appear again today (Thursday) after he was allegedly found transporting illegal cigarettes to the value of more than R500 000 near the Groblersbrug border post. “Further investigation revealed that the vehicle Jacobs was using was allegedly stolen from Welgelegen in June. Jacobs remains in custody,” Otto said.

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nother new private hospital that will, according to the developers, attempt to address the issue of rampant costs in the healthcare industry, is under construction on the northern outskirts of the city, about one kilometre from Mall of the North on the R81. Medical specialists and experts in the hospital design, construction and management industries enjoyed a glass of sparkling wine to witness the ground breaking of the new Polokwane North Healthcare Centre that took place last Thursday. According to a media release issued by the developers, Cure Day Clinics Group and Annenberg Property Group, the new Polokwane North Healthcare Centre will be home to a state-of-the-art 3 theatre, 21 bed day hospital, and will be the first day hospital in Limpopo for the Cure Day Clinics Group. Cure Day Clinics set the goal by providing quality, affordable, accessible healthcare to more South Africans by establishing a national footprint of day hospitals. Cure Day Clinics have six established and operational day hospitals in Gauteng, the Free State and in the Western Cape. Oscar Shimange, Chairperson of the Cure Day Clinics Group, is quoted to have said: “It is of paramount importance for Cure Day Clinics to have representation in Polokwane and this is a positive step towards the group’s vision to establish a national footprint of day hospitals in South Africa.” Shimange also said: “The Cure Day Clinics’, cost effective same day surgery, attempts to address the issue of

rampant costs in the healthcare industry. The convenience, efficiencies and optimization of time management for doctors, as well as an improved patient experience due to reduced admission and waiting times, will certainly make the day clinic a popular option with both doctors and patients”. Bert von Wielligh, Managing Director of Cure Day Clinics Group, acknowledged that this project started with the granting of a licence for a day hospital from the Limpopo Department of Health and thanked them for the role they provided toward the establishment of the day hospital that will be open in early 2016. The new Polokwane North Healthcare Centre will include general practitioner and specialist consulting rooms and will provide amongst others oncology, sub acute facility, physiotherapy, pathology, pharmacy, and renal dialysis facilities. “The launch of the day hospital and specialist medical centre is the culmination of the hard work and efforts of Annenberg Property Group and Cure Day Clinics who envisaged a medical centre that would provide excellence in terms of patient care, pleasant working environment for doctors and staff, state-of-the art technology and prestige,” Dudley Annenberg, Managing Director of the Annenberg Property Group is quoted to have said. “As with any major building development, a highly qualified team has been established to realise the project. We have secured the participation of well-known, competent medical services practitioners and providers that are able to offer a variety of much needed services to the public. As part of the group strategy and vision to be the medical property developer of choice, we are very excited and proud to be able to deliver a one stop medical services facility that offers safe, convenient and world-class medical facilities to the community of Polokwane, the Limpopo province and beyond,” Annenberg concluded.

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The lovely German Shepherd, Chippo Von Zwei Brunnen, owned by Lizelle and Michiel de Bruin won the overall first place in its class: long stock hair dogs aged 6 to 12 months, at the German Shepherd Dog show held at the Momenta Club in Pretoria during last weekend. Judge H Hohmann from Germany was very impressed with Chippo and commended his strong and extremely good features. Chippos’s grandfather Paul vom Bierstadter Hof was imported from Germany and scooped the SA Champion award in 2013.

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rond in die staat se hande is ‘n ongesonde praktyk wat die land en landbou net skade berokken. Hierdie is die reaksie van Louis Meintjes, TLU SA se president, op die bekendmaking van die verwaarlosing op ’n plaas naby Nigel wat deur die plaaslike owerheid bestuur word. Skynbaar het talle varke en hoenders van dors gevrek terwyl plante in groentetonnels van droogte gevrek het. Plaas Mamahlola naby Tzaneen Daarbenewens het dit aan die lig gekom dat die plaas Mamahlola naby Tzaneen, wat 10 jaar gelede aan die Banareng Ba-Ga-Letsoalogemeenskap gegee is en sedertdien onder administrasie van die regering geplaas is, nie sy werkers kan betaal nie omdat dit wanbestuur word. “Dit is ‘n bekende feit dat grond wat in pri-

vate besit is, oor die algemeen beter bestuur word aangesien dit as deel van ‘n sakeonderneming beskou word wat winsgewend moet wees. “Waar die staat grond bestuur, moet ‘n amptenaar met geen wesenlike of persoonlike belang die bestuur behartig. Die wins of verlies is nie vir sy eie rekening nie met die gevolg dat dit hom nie werklik raak nie. “Waar die minister van finansies in sy tussentydse begroting aangekondig het dat sekere staatsbates gedeeltelik verkoop gaan word om die staat uit sy finansiële verknorsing te help, is dit juis nou wenslik om ook staatsgrond te verkoop sodat daar kommersieel geboer

kan word, in plaas daarvan dat dit verwaarloos word soos die Spaarwater- en Tzaneen-gevalle, waarin daar boonop R15 miljoen belastinggeld gepomp sonder ‘n enkele sent opbrengs,” sê Meintjies. Boonop is dit ook so dat heelwat grond wat as gevolg van die restitusieproses van eienaarskap verwissel het, steeds in naam van die Republiek van Suid-Afrika geregistreer is. Daardie grond se titelaktes behoort onverwyld aan die nuwe begunstigdes daarvan oorgedra te word sodat hulle die geleentheid kan kry

om voluit kommersieel daarop te produseer. Sonder eiendomsreg op daardie grond, sal die begunstigdes daarvan nooit ten volle suksesvol kan boer nie aangesien hulle nie toegang tot kapitaal het nie, sê Meintjes. “Terselfdertyd moet die ANC se sekretarisgeneraal, Gwede Mantashe, kennis neem van hierdie verwikkeling. Hier is nie ‘n persepsie van onvermoë nie, hier is die werklikheid van onvermoë, en in dié geval onvermoë van ‘n staatsinstelling wat deur die ANC beheer word.”

CDM cautions communities about water theft

>> A sharp escalation in theft of equipment >> Incidence high in rural areas BARRY VILJOEN >>barryv.observer@gmail.com

Theft of water pump engines and electrical transformers has become a serious perpetual challenge which contributes to water shortages and further creates new delivery backlogs in Capricorn district. Capricorn District Municipality (CDM) requests all community members to be vigilant against this crime that influences the lives of man and animal. “The municipality spends millions a year in replacing pump engines and electrical transformers as a result of theft, but the judicial system treats this as petty crime. The district has, in the past few months, experienced a sharp escalation of theft and this seriously inhibits the social development

and economic growth of the district and we have to find ways to combat it. We don’t want to see communities losing their livelihood and businesses suffering as they can’t cope with water supply interruptions as a result of this,” says Media Liaison Officer of CDM, Moffat Senyatsi. Polokwane Observer attempted to verify the value of stolen and vandalised assets but the municipality could not provide the exact figures because some of the equipment is quite old and the records of the former authorities which were incorporated into the district were not available. Newly acquired assets are now recorded as such and are depreciated in accordance with the Municipal Finance Management Act (MFMA) and related legislation and policies. According to Senyatsi the main headache is in rural settlements where communities are not watchful of this crime. This is not only costing ratepayers money, but it is causing devastation in communities. These criminals steal infrastructure and they dismantle water pump houses to have their hands on the engines; an asset

that leaves communities without water for weeks and months, as there are no local suppliers in the country and replacements can only be procured outside South Africa. Replacing these assets takes longer, and communities unfairly bear the brunt. “Stealing pump engines is stealing water from our people and this is a serious criminality; an act of sabotage that should not be tolerated, and no village is immune to it. The district municipality, as water services authority, spends millions in capital budget every year to roll out new water infrastructure to keep water flowing to villages for their quality of life to change. But these efforts are undermined by saboteurs and bandits who are hell-bent on thieving for their own selfish personal ends. The inherent culture in communities of turning a blind eye should be changed. We urge communities to come together on this and report it. Municipalities alone cannot win this battle. We need active involvement of communities to be vigilant and help us put a stop on this,” says Senyatsi.

Talentvolle danser gaan in Amerika lyf swaai RC MYBURGH >>rc.observer@gmail.com Sedert ‘n vroeë ouderdom het Dylan Posselt, ‘n graad 5-leerder van Curro Heuwelkruin vir groot vermaak op die verhoog gesorg en word veral vir die weergawe van Die Blou Bul eet nie van die grond af nie, onthou. Dylan het van 12 tot 17 Oktober aan die Suid-Afrikaanse Talent Kampioenskappe in Johannesburg deelgeneem waar hy vyf silwer medaljes vir sang, een silwer vir hip-hop en een goue medalje vir kitaarspel ontvang het.

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apricorn District Municipality (CDM) took services to the communities during a Batho Pele Day celebration hosted at GaChuene Moshate recently. The event attracted a massive response from the elderly, the disabled, youth and other people with special needs that were able to access a wide range of services and receive an update on service delivery programmes. PHOTO: SUPPLIED Moffat Senyatsi, Media Liaison Officer CDM Executive Mayor Gilbert of CDM stated in a press release that the purpose of the event was to provide differ- Kganyago adent government services such as being able dresses the to apply for identity documents or to correct community of GaChuene Moshathem, apply for social grants, lodge labour disputes, receive business advice or funding, te at the Batho information on government bursaries, tax returns, RDP houses, water, electricity, sani- Pele tation, and many other services. Community Day. members were also given an opportunity to ask questions and get more clarity on various issues relating to the government’s performance in service delivery. “This showed CDM’s commitment to transformation priorities amongst which basic service delivery is the key in meeting the basic needs of all citizens and to optimise their access to basic services,” the statement read. CDM Executive Mayor, Gilbert Kganyago is quoted to have appealed to all people to make use of the opportunity to access services without hassles of having to travel long distances. “We are happy to be here

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Ooggetuies op die toneel van ‘n ongeluk en passasiers in die voertuig het Sondagaand vertel hoe ‘n beweerde beskonke bestuurder teen ‘n hoë spoed in sy Volkswagen Polo in Dorpstraat vanaf die Peter Mokabastadion in die rigting van die stad gejaag het, die verkeerslig op die hoek van Dorp- en Suidstraat geminag het, teen ‘n padteken en sypaadjie in Suidstraat vasgejaag en bykans 100 meter verder in Dorpstraat se eenrigtingpadoppervlak tot stilstand gekom het. Die geskokte twee passasiers in die voertuig het gesê die bestuurder, glo ‘n amptenaar in diens van die departement van openbare werke, was smoordronk en het alle verkeersreëls verontagsaam. “As ons nie die sypaadjie en die padteken getref het nie, het ons beslis teen voertuie in Suidstraat vasgejaag. Die bestuurder is met ligte beserings in ‘n ambulans van die toneel verwyder. FOTO: ELNA ESTERHUYSEN

Gebruik water spaarsaam in hitte BARRY VILJOEN >>barryv.observer@gmail.com Hoewel die vlakke van sommige reservoirs wat water aan inwoners van die stad voorsien stabiel is, het die 50- en 30-megaliter reservoirs se vlakke vandeesweek skerp gedaal en word ‘n beroep op verbruikers gedoen om nie water te verkwis nie. Verhoogde temperature wat kenmerkend van die tyd van die jaar is, het hoër waterverbruik tot gevolg en plaas druk op die stad se waterreserwes. Volgens die munisipaliteit se jongste verslag was die vlakke van die 50 megaliter en die nuwe 30 megaliter reservoirs Dinsdag 35% (50%) en 31% (54%) respektiewelik. Die reservoir in Potgieterlaan se vlak was 90% (90%) en dié van die hoofreservoir in Seshego 67% (61%). Die reservoir in uitbreiding 34 se vlak is 96% (95%). Die vorige week se syfers word tussen hakies aangegee.


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Former cop sentenced to seven years behind bars

The Makhado Regional Court last week handed down a hefty sentence of seven years imprisonment to former Police officer, Tshifhiwa Lawrence Matsedu (28) from Musina after he was found guilty of corruption. Hawks Spokesperson Paul Ramaloko said Matsedu was dismissed after a disciplinary hearing a few months after corruption allegations were levelled against him. “In July 2011 Matsedu solicited a bribe of R1 000 from two Zimbabweans who visited the Musina Police Station to reclaim scrap metal seized from them by the Police. Matsedu threatened them with arrest as he claimed that their travel documents were fraudulent,” Ramaloko said. The two victims reported the incident to the Organised Crime Unit of the Hawks in Musina. A trap was set and Matsebu was arrested within minutes after receiving the bribe. Hawks Provincial Head Dibero Molatjana applauded the team for the secured conviction. “We want to fight crime with clean hands and people like Matsedu have no place in our ranks,” she said.

Hamermonster vandag weer in hof

David Mamvura, ook bekend as die vermeende hamermonster sal na verwagting vandag (Donderdag) weer in die Polokwane Landdroshof verskyn waar hy waarskynlik om borgtog sal aansoek doen. Mamvura wat na bewering vir langer as twee jaar inwoners van die stad geteister het en vermoedelik met nege sake van huisbraak en verkragting in die stad verbind kan word, is aan die einde van Augustus in die middestad in hegtenis geneem. Volgens die polisie word Mamvura daarvan verdink dat hy ongeveer twee jaar gelede ‘n egpaar in Eduanpark aangeval en die man glo met ‘n hamer aangerand het. Die vrou is vermoedelik verkrag. Hy het net met twee selfone gevlug. Twee maande later het hy glo in Du Plessisstraat ‘n 22-jarige vrou in haar tuinwoonstel verkrag en met ‘n televisie, skootrekenaar en selfoon gevlug.

Alleged ritual killer to appear today

Ernest Malatji, accused of allegedly murdering Kgomotso Ragolane in January is expected to appear in the Nkowankowa Magistrate’s Court today (Thursday). He faces charges of kidnapping, rape, murder and mutilation of the 19 year-old Ragolane’s body at Rhelela Village just outside Tzaneen. Her mutilated body was found by a passer-by. One of her arms was reportedly cut off and her abdomen was cut open. During Malatji’s court appearance in April a violent protest by the community which lasted for several days ended when Police allegedly shot and killed three residents. It is reported that three houses were set alight, a satellite Police station was destroyed and 15 Police officers were injured. Malatji was arrested in Bolobedu and was allegedly linked to Ragolane’s murder through DNA tests.

Kiesling-moord: Tiener in Januarie gevonnis

Die minderjarige wat van die moord op die egpaar, Will en Anjé Kiesling verdink word, word op 7 Januarie gevonnis nadat hy verlede Vrydag in die Mokopane Streekhof skuld op die aanklag beken het. Die 16-jarige se verhoor het op 12 September begin en hy het deurentyd volgehou dat hy onskuldig is. Na sy skulderkenning het landdros Gerhard Pretorius hom skuldig bevind en die vonnisoplegging tot Januarie uitgestel. Die Kieslings is in Maart op hul afgeleë plaas digby die ­Zanzibar-grenspos na Botswana vermoor. Die polisie het die beskuldigde kort daarna in Mosselbaai vasgetrek.


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>> Offices opened at Moletji and Chuene/Maja/ Molepo >> Other services to follow BARRY VILJOEN >>barryv.observer@gmail.com

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Volgens hul ooreenkoms doen Blou Bulle-ondersteuner, Jaco Steyn die stootwerk en Leeu-ondersteuner, Henso Coetsee sit gemaklik in die kruiwa aan die begin van hul tog van Savannah Mall na die munisipale park in Landdros Maréstraat.

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olokwane Municipality’s traffic services are now deployed across the municipal area to benefit the communities and residents are relieved from travelling to the city

centre to ensure payments of their traffic dues’. Previously traffic services were only rendered in the city, Seshego and Mankweng/Sebayeng on a daily basis. Following the opening of the Moletji and the Chuene/Maja/Molepo offices, officers have been deployed to these offices as well. According to Matshidiso Mothapo, Assistant Manager Communications of the municipality, residents from and around the offices will now benefit from road traffic safety through various traffic related activities including amongst others; traffic control, escort services, traffic and municipal bylaws enforcement, speed checks, pound-

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ing and impounding of vehicles and road safety/scholars patrols awareness education. “In the near future, the services will be supplemented with licensing activities including testing of learner’s licence and driving licences. These services will be rendered with the existing minimal staff compliment whilst the municipality is embarking on complimenting the staff and including other resources. Further enquiries pertaining to the required services and or complaints may be reported directly at the offices or by calling the control centre on 015 290 2457/8. The service is available on 24-hour/seven days a week basis,” Mothapo said in a media release.

Kruiwastoot voor Saterdag se Curriebeker-eindstryd WARREN BLUNT >>warrenb.observer@gmail.com Agt jaar gelede was dit Leeuondersteuner, Henso Coetzee wat vir Blou Bulle-ondersteuner. Jaco Steyn in ‘n kruiwa van Savannah Mall tot by die munisipale park in Landdros Maréstraat gestoot het, maar Saterdag was die rolle omgeruil. Die keer was dit Steyn wat die harde werk moes doen as gevolg

van sy geliefde Bulle se nederlaag teen die Westelike Provinsie in die halfeindstryd van die Curriebeker verlede Saterdag en Coetzee wat in die kruiwa gesit het as na die Leeus se oorwinning teen die Haaie op Ellis Park. Maar Steyn het op die einde Saterdag laaste gelag toe Coetzee se Leeus teen die Westelike Provinsie met 16-19 in die Curriebeker-eindstryd in Kaapstad verloor het.

Sluit aan by die GPF en maak ‘n verskil RC MYBURGH >>rc.observer@gmail.com Die Edwel Gemeenskapspolisiëringsforum (GPF) doen ‘n beroep op inwoners van Eduanpark,Welgelegen en noordelike bodorp (sektor 1) om gratis by hulle aan te sluit en ‘n verskil aan die veiligheid van dié gebied in die stad te maak. Die GPF het egter die hulp van vrywilligers nodig om die gebied bedags en snags te patrolleer. “Die GPF is ‘n organisasie waarby lede van die publiek wat omgee vir ander se welstand en veiligheid aansluit. Hulle is die oë en ore van die gemeenskap wat

in samewerking met die polisie en munisipaliteit ongewenste elemente en kriminele aktiwiteite buite die woonbuurtgrense hou,” sê voorsitter, Trevor van Niekerk. Advertensieborde met die GPF se kontaknommer is onlangs in die woonbuurte opgerig en inwoners word gevra om die nommer, 060 665 4321 op hul selfone te stoor. Kinders en huishulpe moet verkieslik ook die nommer byderhand hê. Hoe meer GPF-lede aansluit, hoe beter kan die woonbuurte gepatrolleer word om almal se veiligheid te verseker. Dieselfde nommer kan geskakel word om aan te sluit,” sê Van Niekerk.

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Polokwane Municipal Manager Constance Mametja, traffic officials Peter Molope, Moshe Ramothwala and Wilemina Mabina with Executive Mayor Thembi Nkadimeng and Clive Rathando, traffic official inside the new centre.


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30 Oktober tot 1 November >> Handgeduntes Mark hou ‘n kreatiewe kuiermark met slegs handvervaardigde artikels by die NG Kerk Pietersburg-Noord in Dorpstraat. Verrigtinge vind Donderdag en Vrydag van 10:00 tot 18:00 en Saterdag van 09:00 tot 14:00 plaas.

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Gerdien Kuijpers met die items wat sy vir die Handgeduntes Mark gemaak het. Die lap vir die kussinkies is uit Nederland saamgebring deur haar vriendin Roos Lee, regs. 1 November >> Autism Awareness Walk of 5 km takes place at Thornhill Shopping Centre from 07:00 to 11:00 and the proceeds

go towards charity. Entry fee is R20 per person. Marise Rademan: 081 287 4279. >> ‘n Denim en Diamonds dans word deur Pietersburg Laerskool (PLS) se bulletjierugbyspanne in die skoolsaal aangebied. Kaartjies kos R120 per persoon wat ‘n ete insluit. Kinders betaal R30 en kry ‘n worsbroodjie. Geld wat ingesamel word, gaan vir bulletjierugby en die inkomste van die veiling en ander bydraes gaan vir Hoop vir Kinders en minderbevoorregte kinders van PLS (ystertjies). Ansie Nel: 084 503 8322. >> Die Boeremusiek-gilde (Pottiestak) bied vanaf 15:00 ‘n dans by die CVO-skool Potgietersrus aan. Die Suikerbos Dansorkes en Juan de Bruin en sy orkes tree op. Toegangsgeld is R50 per persoon vir nielede en R30 vir lede. Pensioenarisse sal tot 18:00 ‘n spesiale afslag kry. Kinders onder 12 is gratis. Bring jou eie drank en piekniekmandjie. Kobus Smit: 082 564 4668. >> Die Doornbult Gemeenskapspolisiëringsforum se markdag vind vanaf 09:00 plaas by Soetdorings Buiteklub met allerlei stalletjies en ‘n hondeskou. Julius van der Walt sorg vir vermaak. Niekolene Page: 083 287 2320. >> Meesh Mash Band performs at Mina’s Art Café and Farm Venue at 14:30. Lunch will be available from 12:30. Entry fee is R50 per person and there will be a cash bar. Denise Tooley: 083 980 8433. 1 to 2 November

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Die optrede was verlede Woensdagaand by Taberna Dei se Ooskampus en het ‘n vol saal getrek. Jan de Wet, Leon Ferreira, Dewald Gouws en Willie Joubert op die verhoog tydens Manne wat Glo se optrede. Foto: Barry Viljoen

>> The Weekend Warrior Mud Event takes place at Zwartkloof farm in Mookgophong with prizes to the value of more than R70 000. Entrance fee is R250 per vehicle (maximum four passengers) and R300, including camping, payable at the entrance. Weekend Warrior members will receive R50 per vehicle discount, payable on the day. The event starts at 10:00 and ends at about 23:00 with the 4x4 obstacle route closing at 17:00. Charles Smith: 083 469 7586 2 November >> NG Kerk Moedergemeente se Kerssangdiens vind vanaf 18:30 in die kerkgebou op die hoek van Grobler- en Biccardstraat plaas. Will Jordan is die gaskunstenaar en kaartjies kos R20 per persoon wat vooraf by die kerkkantoor gekoop word vanaf 08:00 tot 13:00 en weer vanaf 14:00 tot 17:00. Heleen Bester: 015 291 9140. 6 and 7 November >> Paul Rapetsoa’s great musical on the culture of learning: ‘GET DOWN’ will be showing at the Polokwane Library Gardens Auditorium at 19:00. Audiences will be treated to a free performance on the 06th at 15:00. Flo Lekganyane: 082 681 4337. 8 November >> Die Suid-Jolytfees vind om 08;00 op die Hoër Tegniese Skool Tom Naudé se sportterrein plaas. Kunstenaars soos Etha, Hans Drommedaaris en Thys die Bosveldklong tree op met stalletjies en ‘n braai- en potjiekoskompetisie. Karen Kruger: 079 993 0048. 11 November >> Agri Limpopo hou om 09:00 ‘n arbeidswerkswinkel by Bolivia Lodge wat fokus op die situasie met werkspermitte vir burgers van Zimbabwe. Magdel Fouché: 015 590 1024 of by admin@agrilimpopo.co.za. 14 November >> Polokwane Athletics Club (PAC) hosts its BB Motor Group GWM Nite Race at 18:30 at the old Peter Mokaba Stadium. Registration will take place from 17:00 and distances of 5 km and 10 km will be run. Total prize money is R 5 000. Johan Janse van Vuuren: 083 277 2505. 21 November >> Elizma Theron tree om 19:00 by Café Pavilion op. Kaartjies kos R100 per persoon. Raymond Bronkhorst: 079 034 2312.

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pwinding vir Mall of the North se Bruidskompetisie loop hoog en die wenners van die Volkswagen TSi en ‘n troue ter waarde van R150 000 word Saterdagaand tydens ‘n galageleentheid by Mall of the North aangekondig. René van der Merwe, bemarkingsbestuurder van die spogsentrum sê 65 inskrywings is ontvang en binne die eerste stemdae is meer as 10 000 stemme uitgebring met ‘n totaal van 38 000 stemme tot die stemlyn gesluit het. Veertien bruidspare met die meeste stemme het na die eindrondte deurgedring en die afgelope week aan verskeie aktiwiteite deelgeneem om hulle vir die groot dag voor te berei. Verlede Donderdagaand is ‘n “Meet & Greet”-geleentheid by Amarillo Spur Mall of the North gehou sodat die finaliste mekaar beter kan leer ken. Vrydag moes hulle hul eie sjokolademousse maak en Saterdag het die paartjies geleer hoe om hul Rohann Ströh en eie fotoprofiele op Lindie Erasmus se te stel. Die program sjokolademousse is Sondag afgesluit was eerste gereed.

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Themba Marasha, new General Manager of Meropa Casino and Entertainment World.

Meropa’s new GM outlines his vision Warren Blunt >>warrenb.observer@gmail.com After serving as a regulator in the South African gaming and leisure industry for many years, the new General Manager at Meropa Casino and Entertainment World, Themba Marasha is quickly adapting into his new role as implementing agent when he joined Sun International to run the operations at Meropa at the beginning of October. He evidently feels quite at home at Polokwane’s favourite gaming and entertainment venue as he effortlessly guided Polokwane Observer around the lesser-known corridors at Meropa. Previously Marasha served as the CEO of the Mpumalanga Gambling Board and held a senior managerial position at the National Gambling Board, both occupations that have helped him to cope with the immense challenge of running a large casino, conference centre and the other entertainment on offer at Meropa. He joined the Gambling Board in 1998 and also spent some time learning about the industry in Las Vegas in the USA. Marasha was born in Nelspruit and grew up in Mpumalanga. He is married and has three daughters, who are currently residing with their mother in Pretoria as Marasha looks for a suitable home for his family to relocate to Polokwane. He says he is extremely grateful for the warm welcome he has received from all the personnel at Meropa since taking up the position of General Manager at the beginning of October. He said he is familiar with

Limpopo as he has family living in the Vhembe district and was also part of the organising committee for the Gambling Regulations Africa Forum (GRAF) conference that was held in Limpopo earlier this year. “Graf was founded in Limpopo in 2003 and it was only fitting that the tenth anniversary of the organisation was held right here in Polokwane,” Marasha said. To Marasha it is important to analyse and understand the leisure and entertainment market in Limpopo and align the entertainment on offer to suit the cultural needs and lifestyle of the people in the province. “What works in Cape Town might not necessarily work here in Limpopo because the dynamics of the market and the culture of the people are different to that of the Western Cape,” Marasha explained. It is also important to Marasha that the activities on offer at Meropa give support to secondary industries aligned to the gaming and leisure sector in Limpopo in order to create more jobs and beef up the economy in the province. “It is vital for Meropa to forge meaningful partnerships with all stakeholders in the hospitality sector in order to move the economy of Limpopo forward and attract more visitors to the province,” he continued. Regarding Meropa’s corporate social initiatives, Marasha said Sun International remains committed to the needs of disadvantaged members of society. “We will continue with our work at Ngwenya House, raise funds for Cansa and support various corporate events towards charity throughout the province.”

Nuwe diskriminasieklagtekanaal vir jeug AfriForum Jeug het Maandag sy splinternuwe webwerf bekendgestel wat aan jongmense die geleentheid bied om klagtes in te dien oor diskriminasie, insidente van rassisme, die algehele skending van menseregte en taal. “AfriForum Jeug ontvang jaarliks talle klagtes van studente, lede én nielede, oor ʼn wye spektrum. Met die webwerf maak ons dit vir studente so maklik as moontlik om hulle probleme onder ons aandag te bring,” sê Eduan

Dupper, woordvoerder van AfriForum Jeug, gesê. Die webwerf bied ook aan mense die geleentheid om te sien waarmee AfriForum Jeug besig is en die nuwe gebeure-kalender bring webwerfbesoekers op hoogte van dit wat die AfriForum Jeug-studente beplan. Jongmense kan ook aansluit as hulle by die organisasie, sy veldtogte en aksies betrokke wil raak. Besoek die nuwe webwerf by www.afriforumjeug.co.za.

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>> ‘There is no better way of finding strength and vision than at your Creator’s feet’ -Sindy Maponya RC MYBURGH >>rc.observer@gmail.com

“It is not about what you have, it is about how you use what you have.” This was the message Sindy Maponya, founder of Women of Excellence (WOE) had for her audience at the start of the 12th annual WOE Conference hosted at Polokwane International Airport over the weekend. “The vision of WOE is to challenge women from all walks of life to strive to excel using any resource at their disposal, in pursuit of their destinies. This year’s theme was equipping men and women for greater destinies,” Maponya said. WOE started in 2002, founded by Maponya as an inspiration from conferences she attended and addressed across America. “The aim is to inspire and provoke women to strive and attain excellence in every aspect of their lives, irrespective of their background and social circumstances,” Maponya said, adding that it so easy to come up with an excuse for every reason not to make a success. “When I visited America it was amazing to see that everyone is somebody. They have attitude. Even the domestic worker is proud of what she does and possesses an attitude of excellence and the will to be only the best,” Maponya elaborated. As pastor and medical doctor Maponya

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Sindy Maponya, founder of Women of Excellence that celebrated its 12th anniversary the past weekend.

lives by and hails the principle that striving is an ongoing process with you the only limitation thereof. “As Christian there is no better way of finding strength and vision than at your Creator’s feet. It is therefore important to seek and find God’s will with your life. The Bible addresses each and every issue of life whether it is money, love, children or crime. Our basis of motivating men and women lies in the Word of God,” she said. The WOE conferences, in addition to continued support and mentoring to those who saw such value and developed ambition, have produced women of substance today who are excelling and have achieved greatly in their areas of influence. “WOE is further aimed at addressing social injustices, creating awareness and challenging women to look closely to their health, challenging women to aim to aspire to great heights and helping women with information and training on various forms of leadership,” Maponya informed. This year’s conferences saw well-known persons such as Michael Mutemwa, a leadership consultant, doctor of divinity and Bible college lecturer, Monica Ndala, a pastor and psychiatrist and Joseph Nwokocha, a pastor and overseer of churches addressing the conference.

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Little Missy Summer Glitz SA (1 to 3 years), 1st Princess Bonolo Makgoba, winner Larike Pretorius and 2nd Princess, Christany Varela.

Miss Summer Glitz SA (4 to 6), 1st Princess Zwivhuya Mudau, winner Anze Esterhuizen and 2nd Princess Pabalo Selolo.

Miss Summer Glitz SA 2014 winners announced BARRY VILJOEN >>barryv.observer@gmail.com This year’s Miss Summer Glitz SA 2014 pageant took place at Protea Hotel Ranch Resort on Saturday and contestants from the city and surrounds indulged in the pomp and glitter of the event. Three winners in every one of the six age categories were crowned and rewarded with great prizes. The age categories were one to three, four to six, seven to nine, ten to 12, 13 to 15 and 16 to 24. Little Missy Summer Glitz SA: One to three years: Larike Pretorius, Bonolo Makgoba, 1st Princess and Christany Varela, 2nd Princess. Four to six years: Anze Esterhuizen, Zwivhuya Mudau, 1st Princess and Pabalo Selolo, 2nd Princess. Miss Summer Glitz Junior SA: Seven to nine years: Zwonaka Sikhwivhilu, Washu Hlabioa, 1st Princess and Nthabiseng Shivambu, 2nd Princess. Miss Summer Glitz Junior Teen Age: Ten to 12 years, Naletsana Lesufi, Mikayla Deverneuil, 1st Princess and Keitumetse Ratau, 2nd Princess. Miss Summer Glitz SA Teen Age: Thirteen to 15 years, Ronnel Homu, Jeanne-mari de Jonge, 1st Princess and Leuba Malebati, 2nd Princess. Miss Summer Glitz SA 2014: Sixteen to 24 years, Tshegofatso Monyepao, Gail Mokwatlo,1st Princess and Mogau Sebeka, 2nd Princess. Pageant Director, Katryn Barwise who is also Miss Humanity International 2014, said that the event was a great success and they intend holding it again next year. The event was hosted by Limpopo Beauty Modeling Academy with Polokwane Observer as the print media sponsor.

Miss Summer Glitz Junior (7 to 9), 1st Princess Washu Hlabioa, winner Zwonaka Sikhwivhilu and 2nd Princess Nthabiseng Shivambu.

Miss Summer Glitz Junior Teen (10 to 12), 1st Princess Mikay la Deverneuil, winner Naletsana Lesufi and 2nd Princess Keitumetse Ratau.

Miss Summer Glitz SA Teen (13 to 15), 1st Princess Jeanne-mari de Jonge, winner Ronnel Homu and 2nd Princess Leuba Malebati.

Miss Summer Glitz SA 2014 (16 to 24), 1st Princess Gail Mokwatlo, winner Tshegofatso Monyepao and 2nd Princess Mogau Sebeka.

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MEC for Finance and acting Premier Rudolph Phala presented certificates to 42 students that participated in the Public Sector Professional Development Programme (PSPDP) at a certification ceremony that took place at Bolivia Lodge on Tuesday. The students commenced with an internship during May 2013 and recently completed their course work. They will now do their practical work in the Department for 24 months. The purpose of the PSPDP is to capacitate new internship recruits in the public sector with skills, competencies and mentoring in their journey of lifelong learning in becoming PHOTOS: BARRY VILJOEN professional public service employees and true Provincial Treasury Head of Department, Gavin Pratt and MEC, Ruleaders. dolph Phala at the PSPDP certification ceremony. Phala said that one of the reasons leading to the section 100 (1) (b) intervention was the lack of skills in government and that the students should remain in the province after their internship and by doing so, provide capacity. “Improve your capacity by studying further. This is not the end,” Phala said. Phala reminded the students that it is not a memorial service, but an event of ululation, joy and song and invited them to join him on the dance floor. Treasury MEC Rudolph Phala joins jubilant students and guests in dancing.


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Laerskool Pietersburg-Oos>>

Hoërskool Noorderland>>

Iets vir almal by Oosskool Noorderland names Top 10 learners se Entrepreneursdag >> Hoërskool Noordeland recently announced the names of their top academic performers in grades 8 to 11.

BARRY VILJOEN >>barryv.observer@gmail.com Laerskool Pietersburg-Oos (Oosskool) se graad R-leerders het Vrydag meer geleer oor aankope, bemarking, aanbieding, wins en verlies tydens ‘n entrepreneursdag by die skool. Ouers het hand bygesit en gehelp met die voorbereiding en verkoop van onder meer oliebolle, springmielies, koeldrank, pizza en ‘n wye verskeidenheid drinkgoed. Volgens Anjah de Nysschen, graad R-graadhoof, behou die jong entrepreneurs 90% van die wins en betaal 10% oor aan hulle onderskeie klasfondse. Regs: Tristan Dunkley en Ethian Venter (voor) met Chrezanne Dunkley en Marthie Hattingh (agter) verkoop oliebolle wat die jong entrepreneurs self leer bak het.

The Top 10 academic performers in Grade 8 are, in front, Lesego Modiba, Sebueng Ramatsokotla, Kagiso Koenaite, Kholofelo Mokami and Violet Madia. At the back are educator Marieta Moulder, Portia Mokonyama, Fanisa Baloyi, Choene Mohoto, Lefa Maphopha and Molebogeng Mangaba. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED

FOTO’S: BARRY VILJOEN

Danica Nel, Rika Terblanche en Nicole Krogh by hulle springmielieballe.

GJ Oosthuizen, voor en Mariska en Sandra Oosthuizen verkoop tuisgemaakte pizza.

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THE FACE OF SAVANNAH 2014 BEAUTY PAGEANT DATE: 15 NOVEMBER 2014 PLACE: BANKING MALL at SAVANNAH MALL, POLOKWANE TIME: 11:00 | REGISTRATION: 09:00 – 10:30 ENTRY FEE: R200-00 | RAMP PHOTOS: R100-00

The Top 10 academic performers in Grade 9 are, in front, Jaden Marsh, Sarona Motuku, Madimetja Letsoalo, Lehlogonolo Malete and Norma Monama. At the back are educator Charlotte Makama, Thapelo Mokgonyana, Molatelo Tlowana, Kolobe Makgamatha, Lerato Mokgonyana and Boitumelo Makgabo.

ENTRY FORM CATEGORY: GIRLS: 2 to 5 yrs ___ 6 to 9 yrs ___ 10 to 13 yrs ___ 14 to16 yrs ___ 17 to 20 yrs ___ WOMEN: 21 to 24 yrs ___ Mrs Face of Savannah ___ Miss Photogenic 2014 ___ Name and Surname: _________________________________________ Age: _____ Date of Birth: _____________ I.D Number: _________________ Contact No.:____________________ Email address ______________________ Event Information: • Competition will be held at Savannah Mall, Polokwane on Saturday, 15 November 2014. The closing date for the competition is 14 November 2014 at 18:00. • The competition will start at 11:00 exactly. • Registration will take place from 09:00 till 10:30. • Entry forms can be collected from and paid for at the offices of Savannah Mall Management, Polokwane where you’ll get a receipt for payment. Alternatively entries can be placed in a marked box and entry fee of R200-00 paid in at: Banking Details: WH Pretorius, Acc. No.: 33 157 846 8, Standard Bank, 052-548, Polokwane. Your ref. no.: Child Name and Surname and age. The entry form and deposit slip can be emailed to: whpretorius12@telkomsa.net (please bring your proof of payment with on the day of the competition as well as the signed “Rules and Regulations”). • The Dress code is “Out of Africa” (outfit representing Africa, animal print or traditional) and make-up must be used according to your age! Please note that “too much” will cost you points! • On the day of the competition, contestants are required to introduce themselves to the public as well as answering a question from the judges. • PLEASE note that proof of payment AS WELL AS the signed rules and regulations MUST accompany you on the day of the competition when you register to get your competition number. • Please note that “On The Ramp Photos” will be taken of you at an additional cost of R100-00, which you can book and pay with your entry fee before the closing date, for their will be a “Miss Photogenic” prize to be won from all ramp photo entries.

The Top 10 academic achievers in Grade 10 are, in front, Moorane Bopape, Mohlatlego Makgato, Maite Bopape, Pheladi Ledwaba and Nicolette Malibati. At the back are educator Chandre Pasquale, Lebogang Kekana, Basetsana Sekhaolelo, Phineas Kganaygo,Natasha Mubanga and Maselaelo Rangata.

NAME OF ENTRANT: __________________________ AGE: ____ Signature _______________________________________ (Parent/Guardian if entrant is under 18) Signature______________________________________ (Entrant) Date: _________________________________ *Ts & Cs apply.

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Hoërskool Noorderland’s Top 10 Grade 11 performers are, in front, Kgaladi Ngwaile, Penelope Mojapelo, Pietersen Phihlela, Annitjie Phaladi and Nthabiseng Moloisi. At the back are educator Linda Scholtz, Sakhile Mphokane, Tshegofatso Molepo, Vincent Ramasenya, Koketso ramabopa and Mmamokgheti Mokwele.


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Oktober 30, 2014

CAPRICORN HIGH SCHOOL Thabo Mbeki Street, Polokwane, 0699 School tel: 015 295 9333/4 School fax: 015 295 5165 e-mail: cappies@mweb.co.za

“NOT JUST A SCHOOL BUT A WAY OF LIFE”

Guest speaker Ms Ledile Mahapa Deputy Chief Education Specialist from the Department of Education.

Grade 12s at Capricorn High School bid farewell Capricorn High School’s Best All-Round Pupil of the Year and Top Academic Pupil of the Year, Pheladi Letsoalo pictured with her awards with Seldom Tshiwilowilo, a member of the School Governing Body (SGB) WARREN BLUNT >>warrenb.observer@gmail. com The Capricorn High School Grade 12s for 2014 bid farewell to their fellow learners, parents, educators and guests of honour at the annual prize-giving ceremony and valedictory parade last Wednesday before knuckling down for their final exams. Prizes were awarded to the top academic, cultural and sporting Grade 12 achievers before the new prefects and Grade 12 board were inducted. For the first time in over six years a learner walked away with both Premier Awards. Pheladi Letsoalo was honoured with the Dicare Award for Best All-Round Pupil of the

Year and was also received the Hutton Memorial Shield for Top Academic Pupil of the Year. Special award winners were Matsatsi Mametja, who won the Mathey Trophy for Sportswoman of the Year and Musa Mabasa for AllRound Sportsman of the Year. Shanon Tabane won the Leo Salomon Cup for Unobtrusive Service. Later the afternoon the Grade 12s said goodbye in style at the Valedictory Parade that was held with the usual pomp and ceremony. The proceedings were held with military precision to honour ex-Capricornians who have passed away before the matrics handed over the reins to their Grade 11 juniors, who were part of the guard of honour.

Capricorn High School’s Musa Mabasa receives the All-Round Sportsman of the Year award from, Seldom Tshiwilowilo.

Shanon Tabane with the Leo Salomon Cup for Unobtrusive Service.

Desiree Makobe was named Top Learner in Business Studies.

Nthikeng Letsoalo with the award for Best Physical Science Learner.

Photos: Barry Viljoen

>> Prize-giving followed by Valedictory Parade

Saneth Samuel with the Ludick Book Prize for Academic Progress in Afrikaans.

Makete Ratsoma receives the award for Best Learner in Computer Applications Technology.

e d a r a P y r o t c i d e l Va Capricorn High School learners, Rehloletswe Setati and Pheladi Dikgale stand to attention during the singing of the national anthem during the Valedictory Parade last Wednesday. Capricorn High School edu cator Jacobus Duvenhage, Pri ncipal Lucas Chuene and SGB Chairp erson, Jacob Tshiwilowilo take the salute at the Valedictory Parade.

The Grade 12 learners are led onto the field by Chwen-Chi Yang, Kgaogelo Noko and Mapula Maluleke.

ctory Parade ive at the Capricorn Valedi all (Circuit The guests of honour arr asn as Chuene, Heleen Pe and the with in front, Principal Luc B) SG on ers airp owilo (Ch Manager), Jacob Tshiwil behind na koe Reverend John Mo Mr Chuene.

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Members of the Capricorn High School guard of honour on the march during the Valedictory Parade last Wednesday.

BYE CAPPIES!!!


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Westenb nrg Secondary Making a u-turn Making the ’u’ turn

Die graad-10 leerders ontvang handboeke van PHS.

Hi-Fi Corporation donated office furniture.

Gene Moulder van Canon installeer ‘n gratis veeldoelige kantoormasjien in die hoof se kantoor.

Coca-Cola Fortune treated learners who participated in the clean-up operation. Zodwa Moila, second from left, is the Oncon representative for special events at Coca-Cola Fortune. Pick n Pay skenk skoonmaakmateriaal vir ‘werkersdag’.

Beloftes reeds ontvang: - Builders Warehouse (verf van palisade, kleedkamers) - SASPAC (administratiewe program) - PG Glass (vervang alle gebreekte ruite) - Bonanza Kitchens (kantoormeubels) - MTN (installering van netwerk en internet)

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...After... Tables that were repaired using materials donated by J&D Fasteners.

Majana Busdiens en Generaal Piet Pastor Jan Curtin conducts Joubertskool vervoer assembly using the sound equipment donated by leerders gratis na ekstra klasse by PHS. Audio Corporation.

Limpopo Coaches provided free transport for learners to attend extra classes at PHS... two times.

Granor Passi skenk 30 asblikke om die terrein netjies te hou.

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Laerskool Pietersburg-Oos>>

POLOKWANE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY TARIFF BY-LAW Notice is hereby given in terms of the provisions of Sections 13 & 21 of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act 32 of 2000, read with Section 162 of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996, that the Polokwane Local Municipality, by virtue of its Council Resolution dated 29/09/2007, intends to:1.

Adopt the by-law known as The Tariff By-Law.

Oosskool se meisie-leiers vir 2015 is Milla Kamfer, Mercia Scheepers, Antoinette Fuchs, Chenique Brown, Corina Stears (hoofmeisie), Constance Venter, Simoné Blaauw en Lara Prenzler. Agter is Lindi Siboza (onderhoofmeisie), Luré Hattingh, Nadine Booysen, Nadine Brown, Rumé Erasmus, Mishka Prinsloo en Esmari Kruger (onderhoofmeisie). Foto’s: Barry Viljoen

The general purpose of the Tariff By-Law is to regulate and maintain the tariff structures within the Polokwane Local Municipality. A copy of the by-law(s) as mentioned in 1 above as well as the relevant resolution of the Municipal Council are available for inspection during office hours at the Public Relations Information Centre, 1st Floor, Civic Centre, Polokwane, for a period of fourteen (14) days from date of publication hereof. Any person, who wishes to object to the adoption of the abovementioned by-law(s), must lodge such an objection in writing with the undersigned within fourteen (14) days from the date of publication of this notice. Persons who cannot read or write will during office hours be assisted by the Public Relations Assistant in the Public Relations Information Centre, 1st Floor, Civic Centre, Polokwane, to transcribe their comments or representations.

Oosskool se seunsleiers vir 2015 is JD Roos, Wian Haasbroek (hoofseun) en Wian Meintjies. Agter is Frans-Jaco van Staden, Keagan Menzies, Grant Steynberg, Zanru Jewaskiewitz, Eli Ströh, Braam van den Heever (onderhoofseun) en Pieter Roos. Agter is Jan-Hendrik Weyer (onderhoofseun), Riekert Erasmus, Tiaan van Rensburg, Tiaan Enslin en Juan Smith.

Public Participation sessions on the contents and impact of the by-laws will be held in the various ward clusters of the Polokwane community as per notification in the media.

BARRY VILJOEN >>barryv.observer@gmail.com

MS. T.C. MAMETJA MUNICIPAL MANAGER

Oosskool se leiers vir 2015 aangewys Laerskool Pietersburg-Oos (Oosskool) se leiers vir volgende jaar is aangewys en gereed om die leisels by die 2014-groep oor te neem. Wian Hanekom en Corina Stears is onderskei-

delik die hoofseun en hoofmeisie. Braam van den Heever is die onderhoofseun gemoeid met sosiale aktiwiteite terwyl Jan-Hendrik Weyer onderhoofseun, sport is. Esmari Kruger is die onderhoofmeisie gemoeid met kultuur en Lindi Siboza is die onderhoofmeisie, leerderaangeleenthede.

Eagles Nest Christian School>>

Eagles Nest reaches out to overseas schools Warren Blunt >>warrenb.observer@gmail.com

LOCAL GOVERNMENT NOTICE POLOKWANE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY CREDIT CONTROL AND DEBT COLLECTION BY-LAW Notice is hereby given in terms of the provisions of Sections 13 & 21 of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act 32 of 2000, read with Section 162 of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996, that the Polokwane Local Municipality, by virtue of its Council Resolution dated 29/09/2007, intends to:1.

Adopt the by-law known as The Credit Control and Debt Collection By-Law. The general purpose of the Credit Control and Debt Collection By-law is to regulate and maintain credit control and debt collection activities within the Polokwane Local Municipality.

A copy of the by-law(s) as mentioned in 1 above as well as the relevant resolution of the Municipal Council are available for inspection during office hours at the Public Relations Information Centre, 1st Floor, Civic Centre, Polokwane, for a period of fourteen (14) days from date of publication hereof.

Eagles Nest Christian School (ENCS) is reaching out to overseas schools with five Grade 10 learners and two educators set to join Cornerstone Christian Academy in Chicago on an exchange programme while a Canadian will be teaching at ENCS for a few months. Tanner and Fiona Maschmeyei and their children, Ethan, Levi and Aliya from Alberta, Canada have swopped their farm school back home for the scenic bushveld to be part of the teaching component at ENCS until the end of the year. At the same time ENCS teachers, Chris and Paulina Chapota and learners Elizabeth Matlou, Thabile Sefala, Mokgaudi Monoke, Lethabo Kekana and Moloko Mokubedi will be visiting the United States of America for two months. The visit is aimed at exposing learners and educators to what is happening in other Christian schools around the world. The visit is also geared towards strengthening the relationship between ENCS and Cornerstone Christian Academy which started in 2008. Last year a team from Cornerstone visited ENCS and were part of the outreach to Kanyaga in Zimbabwe. This will be the third time that a group from Eagles Nest visits Cornerstone in Chicago.

The Canadian family that will be teaching at ENCS until the end of the year are in front Fiona and Tanner Maschmeyei with their children, Ethan, Levi and Aliya at the back.

Any person, who wishes to object to the adoption of the abovementioned by-law, must lodge such an objection in writing with the undersigned within fourteen (14) days from the date of publication of this notice. Persons who cannot read or write will during office hours be assisted by the Public Relations Assistant in the Public Relations Information Centre, 1st Floor, Civic Centre, Polokwane, to transcribe their comments or representations. Public Participation sessions on the contents and impact of the by-laws will be held in the various ward clusters of the Polokwane community as per notification in the media. MS. T.C. MAMETJA MUNICIPAL MANAGER

The educators and learners from Eagles Nest Christian School (ENCS) that will be visiting the Cornerstone Christian Academy in Chicago for two months are Chris Chapota, Pamela Chapota, Lethabo Kekana, Thabile Sefala, Elizabeth Matlou, Mokgaudi Monoke and Moloko Mokubedi. Photos: Supplied


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Werk en Wen Pre-primêre Skool>>

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Laerskool Pietersburg se 2015-ambassadeurs is Rochelle Blom, Jessica Jordaan, Simoné de Beer en Beverley van Wyk. Agter is Linda Schoeman, voog, Casey Jackson, Mericha Hattingh, Suzan Vermaak, Leandri Kruger en Monica Strauss, hoof.

PLS se Werk en Wen-ambassadeurs verwelkom BARRY VILJOEN >>barryv.observer@gmail.com Werk en Wen Pre-primêre Skool het verlede Woensdag die 2015-ambassadeurs van Laerskool Pietersburg (PLS) tydens ‘n funksie verwelkom en terselfdertyd afskeid geneem van vanjaar se ambassadeurs. Die ambassadeursprojek behels dat graad 7-leerders van PLS wat lief is vir kinders aangewys word om by die aktiwiteite van Werk en Wen Pre-primêre Skool betrokke te raak terwyl hulle deurlopend geëvalueer word. Hulle take behels toesighouding, afrigting en hulp tydens konserte en sportbyeenkomste

terwyl hul onder toesig van die onderwysers werk wat aan hulle ‘n gulde geleentheid bied om te ontwikkel. Monica Strauss, hoof van die kleuterskool sê leerders wat die vermoë het om met kleuters te werk word gekies om vir ‘n jaar deel van die skool te wees. “Volgende jaar se tema is ‘Hasie en die skilpad’ met die les dat sukses volg as mens saamwerk,” sê Strauss. Peet Bredenkamp, hoof van PLS, het 2015 se ambassadeurs sterkte toegewens en gesê dat dit hulle groot vreugde sal verskaf om te sien hoe die kleuters in hulle glo en op hulle staatmaak.

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solutions to the drinking water challenges in the country and globally. The competition aims to encourage young people to address key issues around science and technology that are faced by their communities, through the medium of debate. It was conceived and hosted by Saasta, a business unit of the National Research Foundation. The programme seeks to foster the confidence to speak about science in high school students from Grade 9 to 11. It also gives participants the opportunity to develop research, critical thinking and information literacy skills, as well as the ability to work as a team to present logical, clear arguments. “It is well known that the development of science, engineering, technology and innovation has a distinct bearing on overall economic development of any country,” Saasta Managing Director Jabu Nukeri said. He also mentioned that in order to solve our country’s deep and pressing Photo: Supplied Thengwe High School’s debating team, Mutambedzo Phathutshedzo, socio-economic challenges, South Africa Matibe Imbelani and Bilankulu Rohula. At the back are educator MT needs skills to help Mokoena, Malinda Salorne Lindelani, Negoma Justice and educator S the country compete Khosa. internationally, grow economically and to generally improve the lives of its citizens. “Saasta’s goal is to steer young South African minds towards careers in science, engineering, technology and innovation. Using debate to engage scientific issues provides a platform for learners to make scientific information relevant to them, through the understanding of social, cultural, economic and broader implications,” added Nukeri. Thengwe High School will now go on to compete against the other eight provincial winners at the National Final set to take place Johannesburg on 4 December. Herbert Rachuene >>herbert@mailbox.co.za Thengwe High School from Mutale village in Venda was crowned as winners during the provincial finals of the 2014 South African Agency for Science and Technology Advancement (Saasta) National School Debates Competition on Sunday. Fourteen Limpopo high schools participated in the event hosted at Hans Merensky High School in Tzaneen. The topic debated was scientifically-generated


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Little Blessings Pre-Primary School>>

Little Blessings youngsters give 5-star performances

Hoërskool Pietersburg>>

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A packed gallery of parents and family members watched the youngsters at Little Blessings Pre-Primary School perform at their annual gospel concert on Friday evening. A huge roar of approval acknowledged the performance of the Baby House for toddlers up to the age of two years. More great entertainment was forthcoming from the Dragonfly, Incy Wincy Spider, Butterfly, Snail, Bee, Firefly, Creepy Crawly, Ant, Jiminy Cricket and Funnyfly classes to round off an interesting evening of song and dance.

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Little Blessings Pre-Primary School youngsters, Karabo Maila, Tiffany Sales, Dipheta Meso and Ofentse Manyaka from the Creepy Crawly class get into the mood for their annual concert.

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The conference hall at Cosmo Leisure was packed to capacity when the Little Blessings Pre-Primary School held their annual concert on Friday evening.

Little Phenyo Mhlubulwana from the Baby House is overcome with excitement.

Graad 10-leerders is Lenteliedjie-wenners

Vanjaar se wenners van die jaarlikse Lenteliedjie-kampioenskappe by Hoërskool Pietersburg (PHS) is die trotse graad 10-leerders. Elke graad kry jaarliks die geleentheid om hul kreatiwiteit met kombinasies van ou bekende lirieke en melodieë vlerke te gee. Die graad 8-leerders is naaswenners met die graad 11-leerders in die derde plek.

Thogoa High School>>

Thogoa High encourages cultural experience Herbert Rachuene >>herbert@mailbox.co.za

Tshipiso Malatsi and Neo Makgaba from the Fireflies class.

Traditional outfits were to be seen everywhere on the campus of Thogoa High School in Thogoaneng outside Polokwane last Thursday when the learners and staff celebrated their cultural heritage. The day was also characterised by traditional song and dance. According to the principal, Noko Tleane the event was inspired by the curriculum and particularly the Life Orientation syllabus and aimed to encourage learners to embrace their culture and develop pride in their own language. The school attained a 72% Grade 12 pass rate in 2013 and is hoping for a 100% pass rate this year.“We are confident that we will achieve our goal. We told our matric learners about the envisaged target and they know what is expected of them,” Tleane said.

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Noko Tleane, Principal of Thogoa High School in her traditional outfit during the school’s cultural day on Thursday.


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Fatima Ally

Business: Image Travel Why did you choose this line of business? >> I have always had a passion for travel and decided to venture my passion into a business What puts you ahead in the industry? >> To give the price and service to my clients How do you live out your passion for you career? >> By giving it my utmost best

Phasha wins UL Annual Business Day competition Herbert Rachuene >>herbert@mailbox.co.za

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nnovative thought and concern for public hygiene proved to be a winning recipe for Mahlatse Phasha, a second year BSc student in Molecular and Life Sciences who was announced as this year’s winner of the University of Limpopo’s (UL) Annual Business Day Competition during the Department of Business Management ‘s 3rd annual Business Day on Friday. Phasha along with the three other finalists, presented their business plans in retail and manufacturing to a panel of judges made up of representatives of the sponsors, Limpopo Economic Development Agency (Leda), the Department of Economic Development, Environment and Tourism (Ledet), the Small Enterprise Development Agency (Seda), Masisizane Fund, Absa, Quality Training, the Wholesale and Retail Seta (W&R Seta) and Small Enterprise Finance Agency (Sefa). The competition was open to all students enrolled at UL and 52 entries were received after which a short-listing process reduced the entries to 12 and after final presentations to the four finalists. Phasha’s winning concept entails a sanitation product, Omni Comfort, a toilet seat disinfectant that comes in the form of a spray or a wipe that contains the disinfectant. He said he came up with the idea after he realised the challenges met by people using public restrooms where conditions are often not hygienic and the possibility of getting infected by germs are a very real possibility. Recalling the process of developing his winning idea he called to mind how support from his mother encouraged him to see it through. “When I came up with the idea no one

Machél Lombard, Director of Quality Training, one of sponsors of the event.

Ngoako Ashley Rasebotsa, Public Sector Provincial Head at Absa, represented the banking group at the event.

>> ‘It was viable and had all the financials and marketing required’ – HoD Oni

now and we are glad it is growing bigger and believed that it could one day come up with better.” a major business plan. My mother was the Oni, in conclusion, expressed the hope that only one who believed in me. I am glad that students who made presentations on the day the judges also bought the idea,” said Phasha learned something. “With this kind of competiwhose R30 000 in prize money was sponsored tion we will be able to develop their entrepreby the Masisizane Fund. Olabanji Oni, the Head of Business Manage- neurial qualities and enable them to develop a sense of leadership that will assist them with ment and who also chaired the judging profuture endeavours,” he stressed. cess, said Phasha’s presentation was convincThe second place, and prize money of ing, simple and straight to the point. “It was viable and it had all the financials and marketing. R20 000 sponsored by Absa, went to Chantel Seanego and Tshampenyu Netshikulwe of What made him to win was the innovative idea Felicity Flowers. Leonard Manyama was third - introducing a new product for a toilet seat. The new product will provide comfort for anyone who with his business plan for Leo’s Nuts and took wants to use a public toilet,” Oni said. home R15 000 in cash sponsored by Sefa. Neo He added that winning the competition Tsebe’s concept, Neo’s Rollercoaster, earned presented an opportunity for the winner and her fourth place and a R10 000 voucher from runners-up to implement their innovative Seda Limpopo. ideas and start their own businesses. “I want them to grab this opportunity with both hands by starting businesses and later on create employment opportunities for the youth in communities,” Oni said. He added that the organisers are pleased as the competition went well as anticipated. “This is one of the university’s major initiatives aimed at enabling students to The winner of the University of Limpopo’s (UL) 3rd Annual Business gain exposure in the business environment Day Competition, Mahlatse Phasha, middle, is congratulated by Olabanji Oni, Head of the Department of Business Management and and equip them with necessary skills. We Malome Khomo, Director School of Economics and Management at are in the third year the UL. Photos: Herbert Rachuene

Maphala Mosomane, Provincial Manager Masisizane Fund, an initiative of Old Mutual , was one of the sponsors’ representatives present.

Representing Seda was Nndwamato Mashamba, Provincial Investment Officer at the agency.

Modupi Kgopa, a business advisor at Seda was among those present.

Dikeledi Mahlabegoane, Small Medium Micro Enterprises Development Specialist at Limpopo Development Agency represented the agency.

Nzimande pledges support for Engineering Faculty at Univen BARRY VILJOEN >>barryv.observer@gmail.com Minister of Higher Education and Training, Blade Nzimande visited the University of Venda (Univen) recently and pledged his support for an Engineering Faculty at the university. According to a media release by the university, Nzimande addressed the university community, staff and students in the auditorium where he expressed his satisfaction with the progress both in terms of infrastructure and the academic core project. He was particularly elated to see the dramatic rise in research outputs and the general support of all stakeholders in cultivating a stable and conducive environment for the university business to prosper. Peter Mbati, Vice-chancellor and Principal, expressed excitement on the Minister’s commitment to support the introduction of an Engineering Department at the university. Mbati is quoted to have said that curriculum transformation and the introduction of high

end skills such as engineering in historically disadvantaged universities is a major strategic imperative in the transformation of these institutions. The programmes to be introduced from 2017 will include mining engineering, agricultural engineering, water engineering and construction technology. Mbati further added that the University is working towards introducing allied health programmes such as optometry, dentistry, pharmacy and laboratory technology. Graduates from these programmes would significantly contribute to the skills sets necessary for the socio economic development of the region and the country at large. Nzimande urged the university to work with various stakeholders including government to develop Thohoyandou as a university town, following the same models as the universities of Rhodes and Stellenbosch. Nzimande officially opened a number of infrastructure projects which included a female student residence, research conference centre,

office complex, school of health sciences nursing simulation laboratory, extension to the student cafeteria and extensions to the school of agriculture.

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Blade Nzimande, Minister of Higher Education and Training, cuts the ribbon to mark the official opening of the female students’ residence at Univen recently.


Lots of excitement at opening of Jam Clothing

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Lesego Thivhula, Mmabogoshi Msiza (Executive Members of Bwasa), Berel Mamabolo, Princess Tsakani Nkambule, Chairperson of Bwasa and Gauta Malotane were in attendance.

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Bwasa equips female emerging entrepreneurs HERBERT RACHUENE >>herbert@mailbox.co.za

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he Businesswomen ‘s Association of South Africa (Bwasa) in partnership with Old Mutual hosted a training workshop aimed at equipping female emerging entrepreneurs to understand the basic requirements and strategies to become a successful businesswoman. Bwasa Provincial Chairperson, Princess Tsakani Nkambule said they decided to stage the workshop after realising that most female entrepreneurs in the province don’t have enough information in business. “We wanted

to equip them with business knowledge. We wanted them to know about specific industries where they can access funds and exploit all the business opportunities provided by government and parastatals,” Nkambule said. Nthabiseng Makola, one of the emerging entrepreneurs who attended the event said the workshop was informative and it gave her a platform to share business ideas with fellow entrepreneurs. “I personally learned a lot. I was not aware that there so many opportunities for women out there and it is time for us to make great use of every available opportunity,” Makola said.

With over 60 stores already opened throughout South Africa, it was with lots of excitement that shoppers in Polokwane greeted the opening of Jam Clothing’s first store in Limpopo on Friday at 16 Rissik Street opposite the Limpopo Mall. Since opening their first Durban store in 1999, Jam has been on a quest to bring you the lifestyle you deserve. Whether you’re leading a board meeting, hanging out with friends or exploring far off lands, Jam want you to look fabulous while doing it. With the opening of the Jam Clothing outlet in Polokwane on Friday and a new store or two opening monthly, the company want to extend their footprint in Limpopo. More stores mean more South Africans can take advantage of the benefits the clothing outlet’s savings provide. Jam has always aimed to supply their customers with high quality clothing at affordable prices. To do this, Jam has spent years showering their suppliers and manufacturers with love and affection and in return, they notify Jam when chain store overruns or cancellations occur. This allows Jam to snap up the latest trends and styles at ridiculously low prices and pass these savings on to you.

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Their offerings include both well-known international and local brands as well as a large variety of mix-and-match basics from well known retailers. You could max out all your cards and spend a fortune in large retail chain stores, but why do that when you could visit a Jam store instead? Thanks to their fantastic buying policy Jam Clothing are able to provide their customers with a “fun, stylish and versatile” new wardrobe for much, much less.

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Jam Clothing Polokwane Assistant Manager, Given Mahasha and Area Manager, Alet Brown pictured at the grand opening of the Jam Clothing store in the city on Friday.

New radio station opens doors in city PHOTO: RC MYBURGH

Invited guests witnessed the first live broadcast of Energy FM, a new community radio station which opened its doors on Monday morning. Energy FM founder Shonisani “Shabba” Muleya, board member Karabo Segolela, Polokwane Executive Mayor Thembi Nkadimeng and Energy FM Chairperson Simpiwe Mdlalose cut the ribbon to mark the opening.

Shoppers take advantage of the great specials at the opening of the Jam Clothing store in Polokwane.

Tender Notice and Invitation to Tender Mogalakwena Local Municipality

Miki Maths Magic develops love for Mathematics BARRY VILJOEN >>barryv.observer@gmail.com Children should learn Mathematics from a young age and they learn best when they enjoy what they are doing. Miki Maths Magic is a structured programme that helps children aged three to ten years to develop a rich understanding of essential mathematical concepts. It is generally offered as an extra-curricular activity at nursery - and primary schools and provides an opportunity to learn Mathematics in smaller groups. Mall of the North decided to include the programme in its Santa’s Workshop that takes place from 8 to 13 Decem-

ber. Young children are very receptive to taking in new ideas and to develop their ability to do Mathematics. It is a fact that most problems that children experience with Mathematics can be traced back to deficiencies in their foundation and Miki Maths Magic provides the basis for future success. The goal of Miki Maths Magic is to develop a love for Mathematics. René van der Merwe, Marketing Manager of Mall of the North can be contacted on 082 300 7620 for further information.

Little Cooks Club promotes a healthy lifestyle and passion for good food BARRY VILJOEN >>barryv.observer@gmail.com Little Cooks Club, a programme that was initially started to introduce children aged between two and 13 to the basic principles of cooking and nutrition, offers interesting, educational and hands-on cooking programmes, teaches families about healthy food choices and provide them with an appreciation of good food. It is for this reason that Mall of the North has included a module focusing on this topic into its Santa’s Workshop that will be presented from 8 to 13 December. The club advocates a holistic approach to wellbeing by encouraging healthy eating, exercising, using home grown produce and living a balanced life. A variety of relevant cooking programmes for little cooks and aspiring junior chefs, as well as helpful adult courses for school leavers

Term contract for steel pipe manufacture and supply for the Olifants River Water Resources Development Project (ORWRDP) integrated water supply system - Mogalakwena Municipal Area TENDER No. 20-2014/15; Tender notice No: 233 Tenders are hereby invited for the supply of materials only tender Steel Pipe Manufacture and Supply which is part of the development of the Olifants River Water Resources Development Project (ORWRDP) – Integrated Water Supply System – Mogalakwena Local Municipality in the Waterberg District of the Limpopo Province. The tender is for selecting a Company or Companies for the manufacture and supply of large diameter steel pipes. The tender would be for obtaining rates for the manufacture and supply (delivery included) of steel pipes ranging from 500mm diameter to 1 300mm diameter. The municipality may elect to appoint more than one supplier depending on the individual rates supplied. Eligibility requirement would include inter alia manufacturing capability, expertise, capacity and past successful experience. The intention is for a term appointment of a Supplier or Suppliers for the manufacture and supply of steel pipes - an indicative length amounting to between 10km and 35km (but not exceeding 50km) worth of pipe. The orders would be made against the accepted Tender in consignments from time to time as the Municipality executes its construction implementation. The delivery sites are situated within a 50km radius of Mokopane toward the south and north. The supply will be coordinated with the respective installation construction contractor for each separate consignment (order). The employer is the Mogalakwena Local Municipality. Tender documents are obtainable from the Mogalakwena Local Municipality offices, 54 Retief Street, Mokopane, Technical Services Department office no 126 (tel 015 491 9600) upon receipt of a non-refundable cash or bank guarantee cheque payment of R400-00 per set. A set comprises of one volume (A4 size). Bank guaranteed cheques must be made payable to the Mogalakwena Local Municipality. Tender documents are obtainable during the following times: 08:00 to 15:00 (Monday to Friday) as from 08:00 on Friday 31 October 2014. Queries related to the issue of these documents may be addressed to Mr P Hartman at the Mogalakwena Municipality at Tel 082 773 5842.

and domestic helpers are available. Most parents, with busy schedules, don’t have the time to cook with their children at home and are even more discouraged when facing the mess that follows. Little Cooks Club allows parents the opportunity to get backto-basics with their child, spending an hour a week having fun and being creative in the kitchen. René van der Merwe, Marketing Manager of Mall of the North can be contacted on 082 300 7620 for further information.

A compulsory clarification meeting with the representatives of the employer will take place at the Mogalakwena Local Municipality on Wednesday 05 November 2014 at 10:00 in the municipal council chambers. The closing time for the receipt of tender is 12:00 on Friday 14 November 2014. Telegraphic, telephonic, telex, facsimile and late tenders will not be accepted. The municipality shall evaluate and award the tender in accordance with the Tender rules and the CIDB guidelines on a point scoring system for quality and price. Tender, completed as prescribed, shall be sealed in an envelope marked “Tender No. 20-2014/15 For TERM CONTRACT FOR STEEL PIPE MANUFACTURE AND SUPPLY FOR THE OLIFANTS RIVER WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT PROJECT (ORWRDP) INTEGRATED WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM - MOGALAKWENA MUNICIPAL AREA” and deposited in the tender box located in the entrance foyer at the Mogalakwena Local Municipality offices at 54 Retief Street, Mokopane. Jonti Tenders - 9128


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Motors profile>>

October 30, 2014 >> Page 34

Cindy Shabangu

Dealership: >> MGM Motors Land Rover/Jaguar What is the biggest challenge in your line of work? >> Tyre kickers and pre-qualifying potential customers How do you stay at the forefront of the industry? >> Prospecting and delivering excellent customer service What do prospective clients need to keep in mind when buying a vehicle? >> Compare value for money. Luxury and comfort should not be compromised as most people spend 80% of their time behind a steering wheel

Honda Polokwane launches four new vehicles

>> A blend of luxury and high performance while every function is at your fingertips >> Honda Accord V6 delivers 207 kW

RC Myburgh >>rc.observer@gmail.com

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while every function on the interior is at your fingertips and information screens are available at a comfortable glance. The Accord is available in a 2,0 litre engine which delivers an impressive balance between power and fuel economy with 114 kW of power and 190 Nm of torque. If need the experience of a powerful drive with maximum fuel economy and low carbon dioxide emissions, the 2,4 litre is the perfect engine while Honda also offers a 3,5 litre V6 engine with variable cylinder management technology which delivers a powerful output of 207 kW. Introducing a whole new level of space, comfort and versatility, the sporty new Honda

onda Polokwane introduced four new vehicles to the market last Friday during the launch of the new Ballade, Accord, Civic Tourer and Mobilio which promise to take the local vehicle industry by storm. The new Ballade is big enough to carry five people and perfect for everyday living. It exceeds expectations at every level; from its streamlined shape and spacious interior to exceptional safety standards, improved dynamics and even greater fuel efficiency. The front end of the Ballade has an all-new integrated styling approach and characterised by a sweeping dynamic appearance. The Ballade comes with a 1,5 i-VTEC, 16 valve petrol engine capable of delivering 88 kW at 6 600 rpm of power and 145 Nm of torque at 4 600 rpm. It reaches a maximum speed of 190 km/h while offering about 5,8 litre per 100 km fuel consumption. The new Accord has been designed using some of Honda’s most advanced technology. The improved chassis, automated safety features and refined suspension provide a smooth and powerful driving experience. The bold new look with clean-cut silhouette and improved aerodynamic design provides the perfect The exciting new Honda Mabilio is an ideal family blend of luxury and high performance vehicle.

Mobilio 7-seater Multi-purpose Vehicle (MPV) is ready to tackle the needs of any modern family. Powered by a 1,5 litre i-VTEC engine, the Trend variant boasts central locking, manual air conditioning and rear window demister. Peace of mind is provided by safety features like dual front airbags, Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD) and Advanced Compatibility Engineering (ACE). The new 7-seater Mobilio is an exciting addition to the Honda line-up. It is spacious and a versatile vehicle, ideal for a family, but its modern and multi-purpose design make it suitable for any style or need while enjoying ultimate comfort, effortless driving and practicality at

Honda Ballade.

an affordable price. The Mobilio delivers 88 kW and 145 Nm. The Civic name has always stood for innovation, for learning from the past and continuing to move forward. Which is why, when Honda came to designing the all-new Tourer, they started from the ground up, assessing every part. Honda did extensive testing, in every driving condition and the result is a car packed with innovative technology, advanced safety features, dynamic driving characteristics, an unbelievably flexible interior and the largest boot space in its class. From lowering the frame to ensure easy loading, to adding convenient extras such as the adjustable cargo net and a onetouch tonneau cover, Honda made the interior as flexible and practical as life demands. What you get is a class leading 573 litres of boot space. Honda lowered the rear sill and ensured that the tailgate opens high, to take the strain out of loading the boot. Of course, reliability is just one factor. That’s why the 1.8 i-VTEC petrol engine was developed to give the driver performance and power in equal measure. Producing 104 kW, and a top speed of 210 km/h, it gives you more than enough drive to enjoy the ride. To view these vehicles visit Honda Photos: Kathleen Snyman Polokwane at 91 Landdros Maré Street or contact the sales team at 015 297 0099.


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Isobel Bresler

Agency: ReMax Northland Realty What advice do you have for first time buyer? >> Do a pre-qualification before you start shopping To what do you ascribe your success as property agent? >> Receiving referrals from previous clients What is the current trend in the local property market? >> Educated and informed buyers are ready to commit

Property transaction – who is paying what D uring a property transaction both sellers and buyers have certain responsibilities and obligations that they need to address before the home can change ownership and it is vital that each party financially prepares for engaging in either selling or purchasing a home. The buyer Adrian Goslett, Chief Executive Officer of Re/max of Southern Africa was recently quoted saying that aside from the deposit requirements that most purchasers will have to adhere to in order to obtain finance; there are several other costs that they will need to prepare for. These costs would include transfer fees and bond costs, if registering a bond with a financial provider.

WELGELEGEN

R1 890 000

WELL MAINTAINED FAMILY HOME 3 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms 2 Garages Fabulous family home on a large stand with borehole, flatlet and so much more. Contact our agent to view! WEB: 302 061 009 Kgosi 084 513 6434 RE/MAX Northland Realty - Tel: 015 297 1863

EDUAN PARK

R1 840 000

NEAT AND SPACIOUS 4 Bedrooms 3 Bathrooms 2 Garages Bring your extended family home to this exceptional property. Featuring a pool, domestic quarters, JoJo tank and so much more. WEB: 302 056 209 Wynand 072 195 6741 RE/MAX Northland Realty - Tel: 015 297 1863

BENDOR

R1 403 835

Government levies a tax on property transactions that is paid when a property is bought and transferred into a buyer’s name. If purchasing vacant land, the transfer duty is based on the value of the land. However, transfer duty on an existing home will be based on the value of the land and building. Transfer duty will not be charged on homes under R600 000. Goslett noted that the transfer duty is payable to the conveyancers approximately one month before transfer, so buyers will need to have the money saved up before they start looking at homes. “If the property is purchased in the name of a Closed Corporation, company or a trust a standard transfer duty of 10% of the purchase price will be charged. Should a

property be bought from a developer, a VAT portion will be paid rather than the transfer duty on the purchase price, Goslett said, adding that in the instance where the seller is VAT registered and the sale forms part of the seller’s enterprise, then no transfer duty is payable. “The purchase price of the property could either be recorded as VAT inclusive in the contract or VAT exclusive, depending on the contract terms,” he said. In the case where a buyer is planning to renovate or subdivide the property, they might be required to pay for a conveyancer’s certificate regarding certain title restrictions that may be relevant to that particular property. This certificate will generally cost in the region

PENINA PARK

AGENTS OF THE MONTH SEPTEMBER

R1 320 000

SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME 3 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms 1 Garage Spanish style home featuring a study, pool and borehole on a large 1326m² stand. WEB: 302 281 489 Emilia 082 374 4680 RE/MAX Northland Realty - Tel: 015 297 1863

BENDOR

R1 540 000

ESTATE LIVING 3 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms 2 Garages Located in an estate close to Mall of the North. Call to view! WEB: 302 281 239 Steven 082 706 7274 RE/MAX Northland Realty - Tel: 015 297 1863

CAPRICORN

R1 313 000

MATSHEBA MAKHURA 079 353 0206 / 082 628 8457

SILVERKRUIN

R3 500 000

ALL ABOUT EASY LIVING 4 Bedrooms 3 Bathrooms 2 Garages A modern home in a sought after area. Swimming pool, large living area and spacious bedrooms. WEB: 302 270 239 Steven 082 706 7274 RE/MAX Northland Realty - Tel: 015 297 1863

BENDOR

R950 000

of R2 500 plus VAT. The buyer may also be required to pay for the approved plans of the property. While the seller may have drawn up plans for the renovation and the offer to purchase may stipulate their inclusion, the seller is not legally bound to provide the buyers with the approved plans. “Although dependent on the agreement between the buyer and seller, if the buyer decides to move into the property before transfer occurs, they are also likely to be liable for paying occupational rent to the seller. The occupational rent amount must be predetermined based on fair-market value and stipulated in the offer to purchase,” Goslett advised. The seller Apart from the agent’s commission, the seller will be responsible for obtaining all clearance certificates for the property. These would include an Electrical Certificate of Compliance (Ecoc) which must not be older than two years and must cover all electrical installations during this time, water and plumbing certificates, gas certificate, electrical fence and beetle certificates if applicable. If no repairs are required, the cost of obtaining all the certificates will be in the region of approximately R2 500 depending on the service providers used. “Although it will largely depend on the agreement of sale between the buyer and seller, all other repairs around the house that need to be completed will be for the seller’s account,” Goslett said. The costs of such repairs will be solely reliant on what needs to be done as well as the contractors that the seller chooses to use. According to Goslett the seller will be required to pay a bond cancellation fee also in the region of R2 500, which is payable to the attorney and is applicable even if the bond is at a nil balance. It is important to note that the seller will need to provide their bondholder with three months written notice to cancel their bond. Failure to do so will result in the seller having to pay a bond penalty interest, which will equate to approximately a bond instalment for every month of notice not given.

KANTOOR TE HUUR

1 x 120 m² - ground floor. Watermelon Street, Platinum Park.

015 297 2636

OWN IT PRICED TO SELL Your own office in a sought after office park, 65m², VAT 3 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms included. Loving family home featuring a swimming pool and borehole. Large yard and Built-in Braai. WEB: 302 240 439 WEB: 302 265 999 Chris 082 544 8352 Nelmari 073 148 6989 Isobel 076 472 1833 RE/MAX Northland Realty - Tel: 015 297 1863 RE/MAX Northland Realty - Tel: 015 297 1863

NIRVANA

R770 000

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MOVE IN TODAY 3 Bedrooms 1 Bathroom Ready to move in? Perfect for first time buyers looking for a place to call their own. WEB: 302 278 489 Reneilwe 083 457 2022 RE/MAX Northland Realty - Tel: 015 297 1863

Northland Realty

CBD

R469 000

SOME TLC REQUIRED 2 Bedrooms 1 Bathroom 1 Garage Modern townhouse in sought after secure estate. Builtin braai on front patio and spacious garden at the back. WEB: 301 410 629 Wilsie 082 457 9698 RE/MAX Northland Realty - Tel: 015 297 1863

CBD

R495 000

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PERFECT INVESTMENT 2 Bedrooms 1 Bathroom Great investment to extend your property portfolio. WEB: 302 145 049 Reneilwe 083 457 2022 RE/MAX Northland Realty - Tel: 015 297 1863

PRICED TO SELL - INVESTORS WELCOME 2 Bedrooms 1 Bathrooms 1 Garage Good monthly rental income for investers. Call to view this property today! WEB: 301 831 969 Moedi 078 465 6172 RE/MAX Northland Realty - Tel: 015 297 1863

CorpMD Consulting, Ground Floor, cnr Hillary & Phaphos streets, Bendor, Polokwane Office: 015 297 1863 | Fax: 015 297 7635

suzettejacobs@hotmail.com BENDOR: R470 000: Stand on popular main street. Build your house on this 772m² stand. Close to Cycad centre. STER PARK: R1 830 000: Move-in-ready. A 4 bedr, 2 bathr home with a built-in braai and a bar in the open-plan lounge area. Lovely, new kitchen, pool, lapa, outside rooms, lots of parking and CCTV monitoring. Easy access. ACACIA ESTATE: R995 000: For the investor. A freestanding 3 bedr, 2 bathr house in an estate. No garage. Carport. BENDOR GABLES: R995 000: Enjoy the peaceful lifestyle in this well kept 2 bedr, 2 bathr spacious townhouse. 1 Garage. NEW FLORA PARK: R690 000: We all need to start somewhere. Buy this 71m² house situated right in the centre of this 582m² stand. Space to extend.


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ROSEMARY 082 804 9725

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EVERYTHING WE TOUCH TURNS TO SOLD!

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Labour trains Cosatu shop stewards on legislation

LABORIA • R2 415 000

ROODEPOORT • R1 200 000

PENINA PARK • R1 200 000

MADIBA PARK • R550 000

GOING GOING GONE. Ref: 91344185452 Correctly priced workshop with high roof, offices and good security situated in a prime a r e a . S t a n d 2 0 0 0 m ² i n e x t e n t . C a l l n o w.

BARGAIN BARGAIN. REF: 91344185333 Investment - Cash buyers. 9.2ha with 11 buildings designed for accommodation. Lapa and boreholes. Do not miss this one. The seller is waiting for offers. 0 0 Carports 0 3 0 INA • 079 597 8636

SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME. REF: 91344185441 3 Open-plan living areas and study. Spacious bedrooms. Swimming pool and lapa. All this on a stand of 1326m². Situated in a quiet family friendly neighbourhood. Walking distance from town. Don’t delay. Call today. 0 3 2½ 1 Carports 2 INA • 079 597 8636

SPACIOUS GARDEN. Ref: 91344183920 Well planned small kitchen and lots of space in the yard. Clean house. Lock-up garage. Call me now!

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LESEDI PARK • R658 000

DALMADA • R6 980 000

MOKOPANE • R1 630 000

EDUAN PARK • R1 032 000

PERFECT STARTER HOME. Ref: 91344177970 Very secured family home in popular area. This home with lots of character offers a huge living area. Call now to view.

EXQUISITE - EXCLUSIVE STYLE ALL IN ONE. REF: 91344176313 Opportunity to use this property for private overnight accommodation for your- self and executives. Private and secure with sparkling pool and wonderful entertainment area. This residence is set in a magnificent rolling landscape zoned overnight accommodation with liquor license. Nothing like this. Call for appointment.

A WONDERFULL RURAL SETTING. Ref: 91344185330 A large family house with marvellous finishes, partly airconditioned. Scullery. The property has large unbelievable spacious bathrooms. Close to all amenities in Mokopane. The house is protected by fence and burglars bars. Call now to view. 0 2 Carports 0 4 2 JACOB • 082 466 8366

PERFECT FOR ANYONE LOOKING AT PROPERTY. Ref: 91344185405 A spacious family home with swimming pool, braai area , borehole and burglar bars. Lockable gate and garages. The home is close to amenities such as schools, crèches and supermarkets. Call today to view!

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EDUAN PARK • R1 620 000

MÔREGLOED • R2 200 000

POLOKWANE • R980 000

THORNCASTLE • R 700 000

A REAL FAMILY HOME. Ref: 1344182140 A home with lots of potential. Secure parking. Pool and lapa. Quiet area and well located. Walking distance to church and schools. Make this home yours. Call me now!

SUPERMARKET/CAFE Ref: 91344184787 : Well positioned cafe/supermarket offering excellent turnover from passing trade. Ideally positioned on busy road with good visibility. Turnover R480 000 - R510 000. Ideal opportunity.

BE THE PROUD OWNER OF THIS 8.5 HA PROPERTY. Ref: 91344183848 A stunning well planned plot. Property in an African setting with unbelievable potential for persons who loves country life. Spacious rooms. The property is situated not far from the N1 and supermarkets. Call now to view!

NEWLY RENOVATED TOWNHOUSE. Ref: 91344191832 Bedrooms and lounge have laminated flooring. Air-condition in two rooms and lounge. Open-plan kitchen with granite tops. Come and see. Call today.

RINA • 082 929 9171

RINA • 082 929 9171

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IVY PARK • R6 500 000

BENDOR • R940 000

BENDOR • R2 700 000

LEEUKUIL • R1 860 000

INVESTORS DREAM. Ref: 91344185010 1.5 ha piece of land zoned ‘business 3’, fully serviced with existing conference facility. Only a few minutes from the CBD. The property lies along a main entrance to Polokwane CBD offering excellent exposure. The property can be used for a variety of businesses, including a place of instruction. Call for viewing. It’s priced to go VICTOR • 073 066 6805

UPMARKET TOWNHOUSE IN SECURITY ESTATE. Ref: 91344185407 Upmarket townhouse with lock -up garage in security estate close to schools and Mall of the North. Beautiful kitchen with granite tops and large yard. Security complex has a squash court, tennis court and lovely pool with braai area. A must to see. Call Essie today.

A TOUCH OF CLASS IN PRIME SECURITY ESTATE. Ref: 91344183868 Newly built home with upmarket finishes. Close to shopping centre and gym. Security estate includes squash court & tennis court. Spacious bedrooms with b.i.c., two large living areas and upmarket kitchen with granite tops. Ideal family home with designer bathrooms. Abundance of entertainment space and in close proximity of Mall of the North. Look no further. Call Essie to view!

22 Ha OF NATURE. Ref: 990543294 More for your money. Perfectly situated. No land claims. Ideal for a big family. House has a study, lounge and laundry. Lapa for entertainment. Call today to view. 0 LOUWRENS • 082 958 6632 0 Carports 1 4 2

STANDS

More than 90 shop stewards from Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) and its affiliates were coached on various pieces of legislation, recent amendments and the decentralisation of Compensation Fund (CF) services by the Department of Labour during a workshop held in Polokwane last Thursday. A series of meetings between the department and Cosatu lead to a resolve that, in order to empower the structures in their everyday activities they be trained and educated around these processes and procedures. Departmental Spokesperson, Johannes Mokou said the decision to take action was preceded by a sequence of continuous misunderstandings and a somewhat vinegary relationship between organised labour unions and the department. “We fully agree that there is a greater need for organised labour to be thoroughly coached on many aspects of their work. Aspects such as enforcements procedures, variation processes, application processes on the Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) and Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act (Coida) as well as migration policies needed to be addressed,” Mokou said in a press release issued by the department on Monday. He also mentioned that by providing the information they will be helping in sorting out not so good relations they often have with one another and also help to minimise misunderstanding because sometimes where there is misunderstanding, unnecessary fights ensue. “We are of an extreme view that organised labour, and shop stewards in particular, are more at the coalface as they are able to interact more regularly with the employers and employees than we are; therefore empowering them with necessary skills and knowledge will enable them to influence the level of compliance at their workstations and also the employees to have thorough understanding of our processes and procedures,” the statement read. “Apart from all these, we also wanted to educate shop stewards on legal requirements in terms of our legislation and remind them of their roles in representing the rights of the employees. We want to proactively prevent incidents that may have negative effects on Health and the Safety of employees due to lack of knowledge or due to the ignorance by the employers, through ignorance of the law in never an excuse. We also want to emphasise that their focus should not only be on the wages, but should, to a larger degree be on the well-being of the employees because safety is primary,” the statement concluded.

15A Schoeman Street, Polokwane, 0700, P.O. Box 1961, Polokwane, 0699 Tel: 015 295 3134 Fax: 015 295 3161 E-mail: polokwane@aidasa.co.za Website: www.aida.co.za

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Thornhill - 91344185298

830

Jacob - 082 466 8366

KORAAL

R 4,500 2 1

BODORP

R 3,850 2 1

R699 000

Celtic Meadows - 91344184588 800

R456 000 Louwrens - 082 958 6632

Woodhill - 91344185599

603

R435 000

Essie - 071 391 4750

Ster Park - 91344185334

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R915 000

Ina - 079 597 8636

STANDS AVAILABLE IN MAHLASEDI PARK Diamond Arrow Award 1st Overall

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ELMARIE - 082 977 7020

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R11,500

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R4,500

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Choprop wins seven OBSERVER 39 International Property Awards Oktober 30, 2014

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>> Global awards held in Dubai in December >> Will compete against best in the world

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n addition to a major International Award for Highly Commended Lettings Agency for South Africa 2013-2014, Choprop has been informed that it is again amongst the winners of the esteemed International Property Awards in the 2014-2015 African Regional Contest presented in association with RollsRoyce Motor Cars. In addition to this, Choprop has been awarded Most Innovative Real Estate Agency for South Africa 2014 by Global Brands Magazine. The awards ceremony will be hosted at The Address Hotel in Dubai on 15 December. Michael Rego, Project Manager for Global Brands Magazine said: “The award reflects the countless hours of time and effort spent by Choprop employees in achieving the vision of your company and making your customers happy. On behalf of our team and the company as a whole, I wish you unlimited success in the future. Please accept our heartiest congratulations on this glorious achievement.” Choprop competed against a number of real estate agencies and property consultants in the region to receive this recognition in the following categories namely; Letting Agency, Property Consultancy, Property Consultancy Marketing, Real Estate Agency Marketing, and Real Estate Agent for South Africa. Successful entrants have been invited to attend a highprofile gala and presentation dinner in the Joharah Ballroom at the Madinat Jumeirah, Dubai on 4 December. The official announcements will be made there and the winning companies will learn which honours they have secured. The African Property Awards are part of the long established International Property

Awards. The award winners’ logo will be recognised as a symbol of excellence throughout the world. Attaining one of these coveted awards is indisputable evidence that Choprop is capable of outperforming some exceedingly strong contenders within the highly competitive African property arena. Yusuf Essa, Chief Executive Officer of Choprop Holdings SA (Pty) Ltd says: “We are indeed honoured and proud to be awarded amongst the best in the world. It is the second year that we have been nominated and subsequently awarded. This is a notable achievement as we have won many more categories and awards for South Africa that reflect our successful progress and excellent service levels in the industry. Also being nominated and awarded in my personal capacity as Real Estate Agent for South Africa, it is evident that Choprop is embarking toward a brighter future, which is a stepping-stone in making our mark on the planet.” Later this year, the highest scoring winners from the African Property Awards will compete against other winning companies from Europe, Asia Pacific, Canada, the USA, Central and South America, the Caribbean, Saudi Arabia and the UK to find the ultimate World’s Best in each category. The International Property Awards’ judging panel consists of over 70 highly respected experts from all over the world and is chaired by three active members of the House of Lords, lords Caithness, Best and Courtown. Stuart Shield, President of the International Property Awards says: “Once again the competition has been very keen and brought the very best of Africa’s property professionals to the fore. I look forward to seeing how the region fares against the rest of the world later this year.” Building upon the success of business events first added to the 2012 award ceremony, the International Property Awards will also host a Property Awards Summit on 3 and 4 December at the same venue. A number of professional networking events including seminars, discus-

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R1 750 000

LARGE FAMILY HOME! Well located house in Flora Park. Family home, offers 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, beautifully maintained garden, borehole, irrigation and Wendy house. A warm friendly feeling when you enter this house. 4 Garages.

ENTERTAINER’S DREAM! This lovely 5 bedroom family home has lots to offer. 3 Living areas with double volume ceilings. Open-plan, well designed kitchen with pantry and laundry. 2 Studies, double garage and 2 carports. 2 Entertainment areas plus sparkling pool. 083 083 268 268 5097 5097 Landscaped 2030 m² and water wise garden. R2 497 000 Strong borehole.

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082 082 303 303 9111 9111

R430 000

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sion tables and an exhibition will be attended by Presidents, CEOs, Managing Directors, Chairpersons and other decision makers. The event presents an ideal opportunity to make connections and generate new business and is open to all industry related companies and suppliers in addition to award participants. For further information on Choprop Holdings SA (PTY) Ltd email info@choprop.co.za or go to their website on www.choprop.com For further information on the 2014/2015 International Property Summit incorporating the African and Arabian Property Awards, contact the events team on +44 (0) 1245 250 981 or email info@propertyawards.net For further information on Global Brands Magazine contact +44 (0) 208 133 3927 or email michael.rego@gbrandsmag.com.

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Nicolien 071 672 4612

Cornel 082 396 7178

Marlene 082 804 4156

Marianna 083 268 5097

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The management team behind Choprop South Africa, Shazia Essa (Principal) and Yussuf Essa (Chief Executive Officer).

Prisa’s networking session in Polokwane Travellers and Patrick Monkoe, Corporate Marketing Manager at Limpopo Economic Develoment Agency (Leda) were the guest speakers. Malesela Maubane, Secretary of the branch, The Limpopo Branch of the Public Relations says that the attendance, especially that of Institute of Southern Africa (Prisa) hosted its non-members, is proof that public relations and quarterly networking session at Eltasha Lodge, communication management professionals are Spa and Conference Centre in Dalmada recently. embracing professionalism. Maubane extended The topic of the day was “Planning Events his gratitude to the sponsors of the event; with Impact and Brand Leadership” and Matjie Eltasha Lodge, Spa and Conference Centre and Masha, Managing Director and owner of Babylon Clifford Ngakane Gaming, Hospitality and Advertising Group. The Public Relations Institute of Southern Africa (Prisa) is the only South African Qualifications Authority (Saqa) recognised professional body for PHOTO: BARRY VILJOEN public relations and Malesela Maubane, Secretary of the Limpopo Branch of Prisa, speak- communication management professionals ers Matjie Masha and Patrick Monkoe and Naledzani Rasila, Prisa in Southern Africa. Limpopo Regional Chairperson, pictured at the networking session. BARRY VILJOEN >>barryv.observer@gmail.com

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1) SECURITY ESTATE: MODERN TOWNHOUSE: R980 000.00 2 Bedroom, 2 Bathrooms, open-plan living area, awesome kitchen, garage, private. Garden, close to Mall and Thornhill shopping complex. 2) BENDOR: R2 500 000.00 Groot familiewoning met 3 leefareas, 7 slaapkamers, 3 badkamers, dubbel motorhuis, spogkombuis, opwas plus 1 slaapkamer woonstel op groot 2039 m² erf, swembad. 3) PLOT 17HA: R2 800 000.00 Beautiful plot with 4 bedroom house, double garage, pool, lapa, electric fence, plus 2 x3 bedroom flats, 2 x 2 bedroom flats, 2 earth dams. High rental income.

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1) BUSINESS 2 PROPERTY IN COMMERCIAL BUSINESS AREA OF ANNADALE – 2 855 m² 2) 2 x INDUSTRIAL WAREHOUSES FOR SALE 3) 46 HECTARE AVO AND FRUIT FARM, DWELLING AND OUTBUILDINGS, WITH WATER RIGHTS FROM LETABA RIVER

CONTaCT MaTIE: 083 271 5259 1) TWEEFONTEIN PLOT 8.5ha R2 100 000.00 3 Bedroom house, 3x 2 bedroom houses, 1x 1 bedroom house. Entertainment area. Close to N1. High rental income potential!! 2) 500ha BESPROEIINGSPLAAS: R6 300 000.00 Dendron omgewing, 18ha onder besproeiing, 3 slaapkamer huis, 2 slaapkamer woonstel, groot pakstoor, werkswinkel, afdakke ens. Goed ontwikkelde plaas. 3) VACANT STAND OF 1356m² IN CELTIC LODGE: R850 000.00 4) 4 ha PLOT IVYDALE:R5 500 000.00 On main road, excellent investment potential, 4 bedroom house, 2 bedroom house, workshop and store rooms of ±1000m² 5) 4ha PLOT, MYNGENOEGEN: R800 000.00 Undeveloped, next to tar road.

CONTaCT SOLET: 082 498 4415

Michelle 082 303 9111

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1) SPACIOUS TOWNHOUSE: R880 000.00 Near town and MediClinic. Consists of 3 bedroom, 2 bathrooms, open-plan living area, kitchen and scullery. Outside room and bathroom. Single garage.

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Josephine Ramoni: “We are absolutely saddened by the untimely death of these two prominent athletes. We hope their families will find strength in these trying times.”

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Angie van Whye: “It is unfortunate for both athletes. May their souls rest in peace.”

Louis Uys: “Dit is hartseer. Wie ook al vir Senzo Meyiwa se dood verantwoordelik is moet gestraf word.”

Prithi Govender: “I think in the Senzo Meyiwa incident the perpetrators must be apprehended; it is not acceptable.”

Etresia Cloete: “Die Senzo Meyiwainsident is weer eens ‘n bewys dat ons nie veilig is nie. Die polisie moet meer sigbaar wees.”

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Polokwane Observer asked residents for their reponse following the untimely deaths of former Olympic gold medallist, Mbulaeni Mulaudzi and Bafana Bafana goalkeeper and Captain Senzo Meyiwa over the weekend. Polokwane Observer het inwoners gevra vir hul reaksie na die skielike dood van voormalige Olimpiesemedalje-wenner Mbulaeni Mulaudzi en Bafana Bafana-doelwagter en -kaptein, Senzo Meyiwa die afgelope naweek.

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ancer survivors and persons who have lost family members and friends to the disease, lit candles in their memory at the Candles for Hope ceremony held at the Theunis Fichardt Hospitium and Care Home on Saturday evening. Local motivational speaker Lucky Kgomo addressed the guests and said that the passing-away of a beloved one is always a

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traumatic experience for those left behind but that “death is a part of life”. She explained that those who have left are now at peace and without pain. “We should just keep the hope that everything will be fine. “We can not be selfish to insist that our beloved ones keep on living with pain and suffering just to be there for us. There is a point where we should let go on keep on living with the good memories of times that are no longer,” Kgomo said.

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Bobby Were, Cansa TLC Coordinator, Corné Marais Hospitium official, Lucky Kgomo, speaker, and Adri Ras, Regional Manager of Cansa Limpopo pictured at the Candles of Hope ceremony.


Successful weekend of communication for local scout group NEWS

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he 1st Polokwane Scout Group spent an eventful weekend camping on the smallholding of Willem Badenhorst in Ivydale when they participated in Jamboree on the Air (Jota), an international scouting amateur radio event. During the Jota event, the scouts used their own high frequency (HF) radios and some of Badenhorst’s radios to contact other scout radio stations around the world. Two of the 1st Polokwane Scout Group adult leaders are licensed radio amateurs as well as five of the scouts and their call sign was ZR6PS. Scout Group leader, Brian Jones said that the scouts managed for the first time to get full two way communication using the Earth Moon Earth (EME) method on the two metre radio-band between scout radio stations. EME is transmitted at the correct angle to bounce off the moon and back to earth to another radio station that takes the call. Specialist antennas are needed with high power to make EME possible especially on the two metre band which is normally used for short range mobile communication. Three scout Jota EME stations were contacted in Holland who was using the 25 m Dwingeloo dish, Rover Scouts in the Czech Re-

Top: Some of the scouts who participated in the Jota communications exercise are kneeling in the middle, Vernon Jones, Ethan Crosby and Muhammed Moti with those standing from left to right, Brian Jones (Group Scout Leader), Peter Jones, Wynand Bezuidenhout, Willem Badenhorst (owner of the venue), Gopolang Nkwe, Courtney Smith, Dewaldt Myburgh and Tyler Stegmann. Right: The 1st Polokwane Scout Group campsite with all the radio antennas to make communication possible with an Antarctic radio station.

public and Scouts near Oxford in England. The 1st Polokwane Scout Group made 84 other two metre band EME contacts with radio amateurs and 187 contacts on HF, including one with an Antarctic radio station, VK0JJJ for a very successful weekend’s communication. According to Jones activities were disrupted for a few hours on Saturday afternoon when a powerful whirlwind ripped through the camp. One Scout was slightly injured with rope burns from a guy rope. Although tables were capsized none of the radio equipment was damaged, so the tents were re-erected and communications continued.

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Some of the radio equipment that was used by the 1st Polokwane Scout Group during their weekend of Jamboree on the Air (Jota) with other scout groups across the world.

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POLOKWANE MUNISIPALE KENNISGEWING VAN AANSOEK OM STIGTING VAN DORP SKEDULE 11 (REGULASIE 21) Die Polokwane Munisipaliteit, gee hiermee ingevolge Artikel 96(1) en (3) saamgelees met Artikel 69(6)(a) van die Ordonnansie op Dorpsbeplanning en Dorpe 1986, (Ordonnansie 15 van 1986), kennis dat ‘n aansoek om die dorp in die bylae hierby genoem te stig, ontvang is. Besonderhede van die aansoek lê ter insae gedurende gewone kantoorure by die kantoor van die Bestuurder: Ruimtelike Beplanning en Grondgebruikbeheer, Polokwane Munisipaliteit, eerstevloer, wesvleuel, Burgersentrum Polokwane vir ‘n tydperk van 28 dae vanaf 24 Oktober 2014. Besware teen of vertoë ten opsigte van die aansoek moet binne ‘n tydperk van 28 dae vanaf 24 Oktober 2014 skriftelik en in tweevoud by of tot die Munisipale Bestuurder by bovermelde adres of by Posbus 111 Polokwane 0700 ingedien of gerig word. BYLAE: Naam van die dorp: Bendor Uitbreiding 125. Volle naam van aansoeker: Charlotte van der Merwe GIBB (Edms) Bpk Aantal erwe in voorgestelde dorp (grondgebruikregte om beheer te word onder Polokwane/ Perskebult Wysigingskema 480 Bylaag 171): • “Spesiaal” vir ‘n oord, Konferensiefasiliteite, personeelakkomodasie en ander gebruike verwant aan die hoofgebruik, onderworpe aan sekere voorwaardes: 1 Erf (12,310Ha) • “Landbou” 1 Erf (9.016Ha) • “Spesiaal” vir Toegangsdoeleindes, onderworpe aan sekere voorwaardes: 1 Erf (0.124Ha) Beskrywing van grond waarop dorp gestig staan te word: Gedeelte 162 (Gedeelte van Gedeelte 141) van die plaas Tweefontein

915, Registrasie Divisie LS, Limpopo Provinsie. Ligging van voorgestelde dorp: Die dorp is ongeveer 8 km noordoos van die Polokwane SBG op die Modjadjiskloofpad geleë. MS. CONSTANCE MAMETJA MUNISIPALE BESTUURDER, BURGERSENTRUM POLOKWANE 0699 24 OKTOBER 2014. WET OP OPHEFFING VAN BEPERKINGS 1967 OPHEFFING VAN BEPERKINGS VAN TITEL VAN GEDEELTE 162 (GEDEELTE VAN GEDEELTE 141) VAN DIE PLAAS TWEEFONTEIN 915 LS, LIMPOPO PROVINSIE (POLOKWANE MUNISIPALITEIT) Hiermee word bekend gemaak dat ingevolge die bepalings van artikel 3(1) van die Wet op opheffing van Beperkings 1967 aansoek gedoen is vir die opheffing van die titelvoorwaardes (Voorwaardes (a) (b) en (c) in akte van transport 129680/1997 van Gedeelte 162 (Gedeelte van Gedeelte 141) van die plaas Tweefontein 915 LS ten einde dit moontlik te maak om die perseel te gebruik vir die doeleindes om ‘n dorp te stig. Die aansoek en die betrokke dokumente lê ter insae in die kantoor van die Hoof van die Departement Limpopo Provinsie: Ko-operatiewe Regering Menslike Vestiging en Tradisionele Aangeleenthede, Rabestraat 20 Polokwane en in die kantoor van die Munisipale Bestuurder Polokwane Munisipaliteit Burgersentrum Landdros Marestraat eerstevloer, wesvleuel tot 24 Oktober 2014. Besware teen die aansoek kan voor of op 21 November 2014 skriftelik by die Hoof van die Departement Limpopo Provinsie: Kooperatiewe Regering Menslike Vestiging en Tradisionele Aangeleenthede by bovermelde adres of Privaatsak X 9485 Polokwane 0700 ingedien word en moet die kantoor nie later nie as 14:00 op genoemde datum bereik. Adres van agent: GIBB (Edms) Bpk Biccardstraat 10a Polokwane 0699 23/10 30/10 ___________________ POLOKWANE MUNICIPALITY NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF TOWNSHIP SCHEDULE 11 (REGULATION 21) The Polokwane Municipality, hereby give notice in terms of Section 96(1) and (3) read together with Section 69(6)(a) of the Town Planning and Township Ordinance, 1986 (Ordinance 15 of 1986) that an application to establish the township referred to in the annexure hereto has been received. Particulars of the application will lie for inspection during normal office hours of the Manager: Spatial Planning and Land Use Management, Polokwane Municipality, 1st floor, West Wing, Civic Centre, Landdros Mare Street, Polokwane for a period of 28 days from 24 October 2014. Objections to or representations in respect of the application must be lodged with or made in writing and in duplicate to the Municipal Manager at the above address or at P.O. Box 111, Polokwane 0700 within a period of 28 days from 24 October 2014. ANNEXURE: Name of the Township:

Bendor Extension 125 Full Name of the applicant: Charlotte van der Merwe GIBB (Pty) Ltd Number of erven in the proposed township (land use rights to be controlled under Polokwane/Perskebult Amendment Scheme 480, Annexure 171): • “Special” for Resort Purposes, Conference Facilities, Staff Accomodation and uses ancillary to the main use, subject to certain conditions: 1 Erf ( 13.310Ha) • “Agriculture” : 1 Erf (9.016 Ha) • “Special” for access Purposes, subject to certain conditions: 1 Erf ( 0.124 Ha) Description of the land on which township is to be established: Portion 162 (Portion of Portion 141) of the farm Tweefontein 915, Registration Division LS, Limpopo Province . Locality of proposed township: The proposed township is situated approximately 8km north east of the Polokwane CBD on the Modjadjiskloof Road. MS. CONSTANCE MAMETJA, MUNICIPAL MANAGER, CIVIC CENTRE POLOKWANE 0699. 24 October 2014. REMOVAL OF RESTRICTIONS ACT 1967 REMOVAL OF THE CONDITIONS OF TITLE OF PORTION 162 (PORTION OF PORTION 141) OF THE FARM TWEEFONTEIN 915 LS, LIMPOPO PROVINCE (POLOKWANE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY) It is hereby notified that an application has been made in terms of section 3(1) of the Removal of Restrictions Act, 1967 for the removal of the title conditions (Conditions (a), (b) and (c) in deed of transfer T129680/1997 of Portion 162 (Portion of Portion 141) of the farm Tweefontein 915 LS, Limpopo Province, Polokwane Municipal area, to be utilized for the establishment of a Township. The application and the relevant documents are open for inspection at the office of the Head of Department, Limpopo Province: Co-operative Governance Human Settlements & Traditional Affairs 20 Rabe Street Polokwane and the office of the Municipal Manager Polokwane Municipality Civic Centre Landdros Mare Street 1st floor west wing until 24 October 2014. Objections to the application may be lodged in writing with the Head of Department Limpopo Province: Co-operative Governance Human Settlements & Traditional Affairs at the above address or Private Bag X 9485 Polokwane 0700 on or before 21 November 2014 and shall reach this office not later than 14:00 on the mentioned date. Address of Agent GIBB (Pty) Ltd 10a Biccard Street Polokwane 0699 23/10 30/10 ___________________ POLOKWANE/PERSKEBULT AMENDMENT SCHEME 490 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR THE AMENDMENT OF THE POLOKWANE/ PERSKEBULT TOWN PLANNING SCHEME 2007 IN TERMS OF SECTION 56(1) (B) (i) OF THE TOWN PLANNING AND TOWNSHIPS ORDINANCE 1986 (ORDINANCE NO 15 OF 1986) I Charlotte van der Merwe being the authorised agent of the owner of the

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CONTACT THE OBSERVER TELEPHONE: 015 291 1061 FAX: 015 291 3654 WEBSITE www.observer.co.za E-MAIL observer@mwebbiz.co.za POST www.observer.co.za erven mentioned below, hereby give notice in terms of section 56(1)(b)(i) of the Town Planning and Townships Ordinance 1986 (Ordinance No 15 of 1986) that I have applied to the Polokwane Municipality for the amendment of the Town Planning Scheme known as the Polokwane/ Perskebult Town Planning Scheme 2007 to rezone Portion 1 (remaining extent) and Portion 3 of erf 587 Pietersburg – situated at 133 Marshall Street and 10A Biccard Street Polokwane from “Business 4” to “Business 2” for the purpose of shops and offices. Particulars of the application will lie for inspection during normal office hours at the office of the Manager: Spatial Planning and Land Use Management, first floor, Civic Centre, Landdros Mare Street, Polokwane for a period of 28 days from 31 October 2014. Objections to or representations in respect of the application must be lodged with or made in writing to the Municipal Manager at the above address or at P O Box 111 Polokwane 0700 within a period of 28 days from 31 October 2014. Address of Agent Kamekho Consulting P O Box 4169 Polokwane 0700 Tel: 082 456 3173 Fax: 086 614 9265 30/10 6/11 ___________________ POLOKWANE/PERSKEBULT WYSIGINGSKEMA 490 KENNISGEWING VAN DIE AANSOEK OM DIE WYSIGING VAN DIE POLOKWANE/PERSKEBULT DORPSBEPLANNINGSKEMA 2007 INGEVOLGE ARTIKEL 56(1)(B)(i) VAN DIE ORDONNANSIE OP DORPSBEPLANNING EN DORPE 1986 (ORDONNANSIE NO 15 VAN 1986) Ek Charlotte van der Merwe synde die gemagtigde agent van die eienaar van die ondergenoemde erwe gee hiermee ingevolge artikel 56(1)(b)(i) van die Ordonnansie op Dorpsbeplanning en Dorpe 1986(Ordonnansie 15 van 1986) kennis dat ek by die Polokwane Munisipaliteit aansoek gedoen het om die wysiging van die Dorpsbeplanningskema bekend as die Polokwane/ Perskebult Dorpsbeplanningskema 2007 deur hersonering van Gedeelte 1 (resterende gedeelte) en Gedeelte 3 van Erf 587 Pietersburg – geleë te Marshallstraat 133 en Biccardstraat 10A Polokwane vanaf “Besigheid 4” na “Besigheid 2” vir die doeleindes van winkels en kantore. Besonderhede van die saak lê ter insae gedurende kantoorure by die kantoor van die Bestuurder: Ruimtelike Beplanning en Grondgebruikbestuur, eerste vloer, Burgersentrum, Landdros Marestraat Polokwane vir ‘n tydperk van 28 dae vanaf 31 Oktober 2014. Besware teen of vertoë ten opsigte van die aansoek binne ‘n tydperk van 28 dae vanaf 31 Oktober 2014 skriftelik by of tot die Munisipale Bestuurder by bovermelde adres of by Posbus 111 Polokwane 0700 ingedien of gerig word. Adres van Agent: Kamekho Consulting Posbus 4169 Polokwane 0700 Tel: 082 456 3173 Faks: 086 614 9265 30/10 6/11 ___________________

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IN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA GAUTENG DIVISION PRETORIA Case No: 40915/2013 In the matter between THE STANDARD BANK OF SOUTH AFRICA LIMITED REG NO. 62/00738/06 PLAINTIFF and RIAAN HOFFMAN ID NO. 690601 5263 08 2 FIRST DEFENDANT MARGARETHA JOHANNA HOFFMAN ID NO. 720723 0061 08 1 SECOND DEFENDANT NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION In pursuance of a judgement granted on 9 January 2014, in the above Honourable Court and under a writ of execution issued thereafter the immovable property listed hereunder will be sold in execution on 12 November 2014 at 10:00 by the Sheriff of the High Court Polokwane at 66 Platinum Street Ladine Polokwane to the highest bidder: Description: A unit consisting of: 1. Section No.10 as shown and more fully described on Sectional Plan No. SS1189/1996 in the scheme known as EGOLI in respect of the land and building or buildings situate at Erf 1790 Bendor Extention 17 Township, Local Authority Polokwane Local Municipality of which Section the floor area according to the said Sectional Plan is 68 (Sixty Eight) square metres in extent; and 2. An undivided share in the common property in the scheme apportioned to the said Section in accordance with the participation quota as endorsed on the said Sectional Plan; HELD BY DEED OF TRANSFER NO. ST167603/2004; Street Address: Known as SECTION 10 EGOLI SITUATED AT ERF 1790 BENDOR EXTENSION 17; Zoned: Special Residential; Improvements: The following information is given but nothing in this regard is guaranteed: The improvements on the property consist of the following: Main dwelling comprising inter alia: Freestanding house consisting of: Unit in security complex 2 Bedrooms Kitchen Full bathroom Living room Outbuildings comprising of: Face brick walls Carport Intercom Fully walled perimeter Held by the First and Second Defendants in their names under Deed of Transfer No. ST167603/2004. The full conditions may be inspected at the office of the Sheriff of the High Court, Polokwane at 66 Platinum Street Ladine Polokwane. Note: Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008: A prospective purchase must register in accordance with the following conditions among others: a. The provisions of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 (Urlhttp://www.info.gov. za/view/downloadfile action?id-99961.) b. The provisions of FICA – legislation (Requirement proof of ID, Residential address.) c. Payment of a registration fee of R 10, 000.00 in cash for immovable property. d. All conditions applicable to registration. The Execution Creditor

Sheriff and/ or Plaintiff’s Attorney do not give any warranties with regard to the description and/or improvements. Dated at Pretoria on this day of October 2014. Newtons Plaintiff’s Attorneys 2nd Floor Lobby 3 Brooklyn Forum Building 337 Veale Street Nieuw Muckleneuk Pretoria Tel: 012 425 0200 Telefax: 012 460 9491 Ref: 210306483/ L04060/I. Bredenkamp/Catri 30/10 ___________________

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LIQUIDATION AND DISTRIBUTION ACCOUNTS IN DECEASED ESTATES LYING FOR INSPECTION In terms of section 35 (5) of Act 66 of 1965 notice is hereby given that copies of the liquidation and distribution accounts (first and final unless otherwise stated) in the estate specified below will be open for the inspection of all persons with an interest therein for a period of 21 days (or shorter or longer if specially stated) from the date specified or from the date of publication hereof, which ever may be later and at the offices of the Master and Magistrate as stated. Should no objection thereto be lodged with the Master concerned during the specified period the executors will proceed to make payments in accordance with the accounts. Registered number of estate: 7366/2009 Surname: Moloto Christian Names: Ramokone Tryphina Identity Number: 690206 0325 082 Christian Names and Surname of Surviving Spouse: Phaswana Cleopus Sello Moloto Identity Number: 640827 5490 083 Magistrate’s office: Polokwane Masters office: Polokwane Advertiser and Address: Corrie Nel & Kie 25 Bodenstein Street Polokwane 0699 Tel: 015 291 4344 30/10 ___________________

Notice in terms of Regulation sixty-eight of the Regulations made under Deeds Registries Act 1937 (Act 47 of 1937) LOST DEED Notice is hereby given in terms of the provisions of Regulation sixty-eight made under the Deeds Registries Act 1937, that it is the intention to apply for the issue of a Certificate of Registered Title in lieu of Deed of Transfer T125159/2007 registered in the names of 1. Maselwa Hendrick Mphela Identity Number 710605 5787 08 7 Unmarried and 2. Raesibe Anna Mphela Identity Number 780413 0350 08 3 Unmarried (previously married in community of property to each other) In respect of Erf 1475 Ivy Park Extension 20 Township Registration Division L S, Limpopo Province Measuring 333 (Three Hundred and thirty three) square metres. Which has been lost or destroyed. All persons having objection to the issue of a Certificate of Registered Title in lieu of Deed of


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Transfer T125159/2007 are hereby required to lodge the same in writing with the Registrar of Deeds at Pretoria within three weeks after the date of the first publication of this notice. Dated at Polokwane on 13 October 2014. DDKK Attorneys Incorporated 19 Watermelon Street Platinum Park Bendor 0699 23/10 30/10 ___________________

NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN DECEASED ESTATES All persons having claims against the under-mentioned estate must lodge it with the Executor concerned within 30 days (or as indicated) from date of publication hereof. Estate No. 24696/14 Master’s Office: Polokwane Surname: Molaudzi First Names: Daniel Date of Birth: 1960-10-13 Identity Number: 601013 5664 087 Last Address: Ga-Mashamba Venda Date of Death: 2014-09-19 First Names and Surname of Surviving Spouse: Mmatlou Paulina Date of Birth: 1971-09-09 Identity Number: 7109091248080 Name of Executor or Authorised agent: Sello Silas Sethosa Address of Executor or Authorised agent: No 6 Korhaan Street Fauna Park Polokwane 0699 Advertiser: Sethosa Silas Address: No 6 Korhaan Street Fauna Park Polokwane 0699 Tel: 015 296 0911 Email: Mubseth@ telkomsa.net 30/10 ___________________

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Die Top 10 Skole Swemkampioenskappe sowel as die Limpopo Swemkampioenskappe is onlangs by Hoërskool Pietersburg (PHS) aangebied en die swemmers het hul beste voetjies voorgesit. PHS neem aan 52 items tydens die Top 10 kampioenskappe deel en verwerf 11 goue, sewe silwer en drie bronsmedaljes. Pieties eindig in die algehele derde plek terwyl Hoërskool Ben Vorster en Hoërskool Ben Viljoen die onderskeie eerste en tweede plek inneem. Ashleigh Hunter van Heuwelkruin word as junior Victrix Ludorum aangewys terwyl Sulé van der Merwe van PHS as senior Victrix Ludorum-swemmer gekroon word. Die junior en senior Victor Ludorum is aan Ivan Beukes en Christof Ras, beide van PHS, toegeken. Tydens die Limpopo-kampioenskappe wen PHS ‘n verdere 30 goue, 13 silwer en 11 bronsmedaljes. Leerders van regoor die provinsie het tydens dié kampioenskappe vir ‘n plek in die Limpopo-span gekompeteer wat van 10 tot 15 Desember aan die Suid-Afrikaanse Swemkampioenskappe in Pretoria sal deelneem.

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Sulé van der Merwe van PHS in aksie. Sy is as senior Victrix Ludorum aangewys.

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PHS se Brandon Thysse in aksie tydens die vryslag-item.

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HOËRSKOOL NOORDERLAND Permanent Departmental Post Post 10: Life Sciences & Natural Sciences, Gr 8 - 12 Post 18: English Home Language & English First Add Language, Gr 8 - 12 Temporary Substitute Educator’s Post Post 16: Physical Sciences Gr 10 - 12 & Technology, Gr 8 - 9 Post 17: Accounting & Technology, Gr 8 - 12 Closing date: 6 November 2014 at 12:00 Hand deliver letter of application, CV, educational qualifications, academic transcript, SACE certificate and record of work experience at: Hoërskool Noorderland, 200 Dorp Street, Polokwane

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wHeel alIgnMenT TeCHnICIan Minimum Requirements: • Technical background • Previous wheel alignment experience will be an advantage Market related salary package. CVs can be sent to hradmin@vwpolokwane.co.za. If you are not contacted within 2 weeks of submitting your CV, please consider your application as unsuccessful.

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Data Clerks Your role? To capture all relevant data to ensure an effective Computerised Maintenance Management System through effective data capturing, effective document system and client relations. Requirements? You need a Grade 12 Certificate (Matric), 2 years’ data capturing experience and experience in a maintenance or inventory environment as Data Capturer. Further requirements include English proficiency, computer literacy and typing skills. Job Opening ID: 334599

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Your role? To move stock accurately and correctly inside, within and out of the warehouse through the process of receiving, binning and packing, dispatch, stock accuracy management, proof of delivery control, housekeeping and stock maintenance. You will also be responsible for capturing the above processes that were executed onto the relevant inventory system.

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Requirements? To qualify, you need a Matric Certificate and a minimum of 5 years’ experience in the warehouse environment. You need computer literacy, a proven competence in MS Office applications, as well as mid-range applications such as System21 (JBA) and experience in technical/engineering/mining environment, catalogue interpretation. English proficiency is essential. Job Opening ID: 332185

Artisan Assistants

Your role? To assist artisans in effectiveness of maintenance through effective housekeeping, lubricated machines, customer satisfaction, information relayed as well as safety, health and environmental effectiveness. Requirements? Grade 12, English literacy and a full physical and medical certificate to work in a mining environment are required. A Code 08 driver’s licence is important. Job Opening ID: 332184

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Interested? Kindly apply online at www.sandvik.com/Career using the relevant job opening ID. Alternatively, fax your CV to 086 638 2210 quoting the job opening ID. Should you have any queries, please call 0800 331 331. Closing date: 7 November 2014 Note: Only those applicants selected on a short-list will be contacted. Should candidates not have been notified of the outcome of their applications within 30 days of the closing date, they should consider them unsuccessful. Sandvik reserves the right not to make an appointment. Due to inherent job and operational requirements, applicants should be aware that applicable pre-employment screening and relevant qualification verifications will be performed on all short-listed candidates. Applications received after the closing date will not be considered. Sandvik is committed to representivity in the composition of its employees and the creation of job opportunities across all sectors of the South African population.

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Minimum requirements: • Matric certificate • Real estate experience • NQF 4 certificate • Good communication skills • Good interpersonal skills • High energy and enthusiasm • Valid driver’s licence, own car and cell phone • Positive attitude • Neat, hardworking, reliable, honest and loyal • Willing to work over weekends • Good organising skills

If you possess the above qualities and experience and are looking for a permanent position, please fax your CV to 015 295 3161 or email to polokwane@aidasa.co.za. If you don’t hear from us within 14 days after submission of your cv please consider your application to be unsuccessful.

Volkswagen Polokwane Volkswagen Polokwane has the following vacancy:

F & I BUsIness ManageR Minimum requirements • FICA & FAIS Certified • NCA Qualified • Must have passed REGULATORY EXAM FOR REPRESENTATIVES • Previous experience in the Motor Industry will be an advantage Market related salary package.

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Zondereinde is an established platinum group metal (PGM) mine in the Limpopo province which produces some 300 000 PGM ounces annually. The Zondereinde mine is the home of pioneering technology and innovation both in the underground workings and at its world-class metallurgical infrastructure. Zondereinde is situated some 40km from Thabazimbi, in close proximity to the naturally scenic Pilanesberg and Waterberg reserve.

Engineering Supervisor: Concentrator Requirements: • Recognised trade certificate in either Electrical or Mechanical and an N4 Certificate • Engineering Supervisor Certificate • Minimum of 5 years’ experience as an Engineering Foreman, preferably on a concentrator plant • Knowledge of Planned Maintenance System • Computer literacy • Experience in a project environment will be advantageous. Key performance areas: • Provide effective monitoring and supervision of the manufacturing, repairing, installation and maintenance of all engineering-related units at the Plant • Ensure effective administration of necessary systems • Maintain good employee relations. (Ref. ZEENG 4/14)

Sales Position Dynamic, experienced salesperson needed. * Must have own transport * Basic salary + commission * Salary negotiable

Zondereinde Mine will apply the employment equity principles as set out in the company’s Employment Equity Policy which is in compliance with the South African Employment Equity Act. Should you comply with all the requirements please submit your Curriculum Vitae to hrapplications@norplats.co.za and please quote the job title and reference number in the subject box. Applications close on 7 November 2014 Kindly note that Zondereinde will only correspond with short-listed candidates. Should you not hear from the company within 21 days of the closing date for application, please consider your application as unsuccessful.

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The Department of Co-operative Governance, Human Settlements & Traditional Affairs would like to invite suitably qualified candidates who are creative, energetic, self-driven, hardworking and have a passion for improving the standard of living of citizens of Limpopo to apply for positions as they appear below. 1. POST SALARY CENTRE

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EXPANDED PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAMME (EPWP) SKILLED WORKERS (60 POSTS) R 3102.00 (PER MONTH) SEKHUKHUNE DISTRICT (16 POSTS)/CAPRICON DISTRICT (14 POSTS) WATERBERG DISTRICT (10 POSTS) VHEMBE DISTRICT (10 POSTS) MOPANI DISTRICT (10 POSTS) ISHS 6 MONTHS SEKHUKHUNE DISTRICT : CoGHSTA 53/2014 CAPRICORN DISTRICT : CoGHSTA 54/2014 WATERBURG DISTRICT : CoGHSTA 55/2014 VHEMBE DISTRICT : CoGHSTA 56/2014 MOPANI DISTRICT : CoGHSTA 57/2014 *An appropriate recognised National Diploma in Building Science /Quality Survey/ Architecture/Civil Engineering/Project Management/N6 Certificate in Building Science, Construction Management or Civil Assigned to work with the site manager to oversee the progress on site: *To assure quality control by ensuring that milestones are constructed according to the approved specification attached in the contract. *Attend all construction site meeting both at the local /district municipality level and at the Head Office whenever required to do so. *To ensure that claims compiled and submitted by the contractor to the department for payment are submitted on time, in order and represent the work done on site. Mokobake Calvin: 015 294 2068, Leboho Tabetji 015 294 2124 and Nzula Tsundzukane 015 294 2226 EXPANDED PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAMME (EPWP) SEMI SKILLED: (55 POSTS) R 2640.00 (PER MONTH) SEKHUKHUNE DISTRICT (13 POSTS) /CAPRICON DISTRICT (12 POSTS) WATERBERG DISTRICT (10 POSTS) VHEMBHE DISTRICT (10 POSTS) MOPANI DISTRICT (10 POSTS) ISHS 6 MONTHS SEKHUKHUNE DISTRICT : CoGHSTA 58/2014 CAPRICORN DISTRICT : CoGHSTA 59/2014 WATERBURG DISTRICT : CoGHSTA 60/2014 VHEMBE DISTRICT : CoGHSTA 61/2014 MOPANI DISTRICT : CoGHSTA 62/2014 An Appropriate recognised N3, N4 in Civil Engineering / Building Construction or Related Courses in the field. Perform all trade work on the site,*Attend EPWP workers monthly meeting. Mokobake Calvin: 015 294 2068, Leboho Tabetji: 015 294 2124 and Nzula Tsundzukane: 015 294 2226

The Department of Co-operative Governance, Human Settlements and Traditional Affairs is an equal opportunity employer with clear employment equity targets. The Department is committed to providing equal opportunities and affirmative action employment practices. It is our intention to promote representation in terms of race, gender and disability. Women and people with disabilities are encouraged to apply. Applications should be submitted on form Z83 obtainable from all Public Service Departments or at www.dpsa.gov.za and must be completed in full. Certified copies of your identity document, and qualifications as well as a CV must be attached. The specific reference number for the post must be quoted. Failure to submit the required documents will automatically disqualify applications. Applications should be submitted to: The Head of Department; Department of Co-operative Governance, Human Settlements and Traditional Affairs, Private Bag X9485, POLOKWANE 0700 OR delivered personally at 28 Market Street (next to Unisa) Registry Office (First floor). NB. Due to Post Office strike applications can also be submitted at our District Support Centres which are located at the following addresses: 42 Thabo Mbeki Drive, Mokopane; Parliamentary Building, Giyani; Old Parliamentary Building, Block No 2, Thohoyandou; Parliamentary Complex: Old SARS Building, 2nd Floor, Lebowakgomo. Short-listed candidates for the above posts will be subjected to a Security Clearance and verification of qualifications. All general enquiries should be directed to Mathonsi Siza on 015 294 2094 or Matlopela Terry on 015 294 2224 or Monyela Hlokammoni on 015 294 2073 or Mphati Mokgadi on 015 294 2074. NB: Faxed or e-mailed applications will not be considered Note: Contents of this advert is also available on the following websites: www.coghsta.limpopo.gov.za, CLOSING DATE: 18 November 2014 Communication will only be limited to shortlisted candidates and if you do not receive any response from us within three (3) months after the closing date, you may regard your application as unsuccessful


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The Roads Agency Limpopo SOC was established under the Northern Province Roads Agency and Proprietary Act of 1998 (NPRA Act). RAL is mandated for the planning, design, construction and maintenance of the Limpopo Provincial Network. The Head Office of RAL is in Polokwane. The Roads Agency Limpopo invites applications from suitable, innovative and credible candidates for the filling of the following vacancies:

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Reporting to the CEO, the incumbent’s principal role will be to oversee the various governance functions of the company and to ensure that the company complies with standard financial and legal practice and maintains standards of corporate governance. The Company Secretary will act as a point of communication between the Board of Directors and the company shareholders, reporting in a timely and accurate manner on company procedures and developments. Minimum requirements: • BA Law, LLB, BIuris and LLB BProc and LLB, or appropriate Commerce degree • Relevant experience (at least 5 years) in a senior Company Secretariat or related position • Proven experience in the execution of statutory duties and responsibilities of Company Secretary • Good working knowledge of the PFMA, Companies Act, PAIA, etc • Detailed knowledge of and experience in the practical application of Corporate Governance • Ability to deal with senior stakeholders, MCEs, etc • Corporate governance experience will be an added advantage. Key responsibilities include, but are not limited to: • Ensuring compliance with relevant legislation, ie the current and new Companies Act, Public Management Act, 1999 (as amended), RAL Act as well as the King II and King II Reports on Corporate Services • Providing guidance to the Chairperson of the Board and Committees on matters relating to meeting procedures and matters before the Board or Committees on matters • Providing guidance to the directors on their fiduciary duties, responsibilities and constraints and RAL as an organisation.

Chief Information Officer (Re-advertisement) (5-year performance-based fixed-term contract) Market-related cost to company negotiable salary Reporting to the Chief Executive Officer, the incumbent will be responsible for all management information systems aspects of RAL’s operations, including oversight in the preparation of the MIS budget and forecasting, implementation of internal controls to safeguard assets, providing relevant and timely management information to the executive group, oversight in the selection and implementation of MIS systems, hardware and policies to develop and manage corporate business planning activities and overall management of the entire corporate support portfolio in the organisation. The incumbent will sign a 5-year employment contract and performance contract with the CEO. Requirements: • B degree in Information Systems, Computer Science and Computer Studies • Minimum of 5 years’ experience in the management of operational aspects of computer hardware, operating systems, network, servers, software and application development • Experience in managing IT projects, including application development and infrastructure projects • Experience in IT governance and the management of security and risk associated with IT • Working knowledge of Microsoft Office. Key responsibilities include, but are not limited to: • Being responsible for IS and IT policy • Aligning IS and IT strategies with the business strategic directions and management plans of the Agency • Ensuring the maintenance of corporate communication and information management strategy • Ensuring the effective use of IT to meet operational requirements of business units • Ensuring the Management of Information plan, an IT plan and operational plan to give effect to the strategic direction of the Agency • Managing infrastructure, hardware, software and services that are used across the Agency • Promoting effective management of information and technology as a strategic resource • Using information and IT to improve the structures and processes of service delivery and to support the transformation agenda • Managing, coordinating and monitoring IT projects • Monitoring and evaluating the services of external service providers in accordance with SLA • Developing policies, regulations, standards and guidelines on Information Management, IS and IT • Ensuring the effective use of IT to meet operational requirements of business units • Be responsible for Management and Board reports compilation and submission.

Chief Financial Officer (Re-advertisement) (5-year performance-based fixed-term contract) Market-related cost to company negotiable salary Reporting to the CEO, the incumbent will be responsible for all financial aspects of RAL’s operations, supply chain management, expenditure including oversight in the preparation of financial reporting, budget and forecasting and implementation of internal controls. The incumbent will sign a 5-year employment contract and performance contract with the CEO. Minimum requirements: • Appropriate postgraduate degree in Commerce, Financial Management, qualification as a Chartered Accountant CA(SA) • At least 10 years’ solid working experience of which 5 years must have been at senior management level in a financial environment, be it Government department or State-owned entity • Thorough knowledge and understanding of the Public Management Financial Act, Treasury Regulations, IFRS, audit standards and Preferential Procurement Policy • Knowledge of GAAP, GRAP, IFRS, Taxation, Risk Management and ICT Management •Knowledge of King III on Corporate Governance • Strategic planning skills and budget preparation and expenditure monitoring • Understanding of Government strategic objectives with respect to infrastructure • Knowledge and experience of financial accounting systems • Ability to see anomalies and interpret complex financial issues • Solid experience in MS Office suite, report writing and policy development. Key responsibilities include, but are not limited to: • Being responsible for all financial aspects of RAL’s operations, including oversight in the preparation of financial reporting, budgeting and forecasting • Managing the functions of Supply Chain Management to control the procurement of goods and services • Overseeing the audit processes and examining audit opinions and implementing corrective measures to address deviations and non-compliance • Managing the assets and liabilities of RAL and implementing internal controls to safeguard assets • Playing an oversight role in the selection and implementation of financial and non-financial business systems financial objectives of RAL by directing the organisation’s financial planning and accounting practices, as well as its relationships with Department of Roads and Transport • Formulating and recommending financial policies and programmes and participating in the implementation and maintenance of infrastructure, policies and procedures relating to financial legislation and standards • Implementing procedures and systems relating to financing, procurement, public reporting and audit and taxation, management accounts and insurance cover • Monitoring actual performance against budget and reports on variances of actual against budgets forecasts • Monitoring financial procedures and practices to ensure standardisation and consistency in application and evaluate financial risks • Compiling business plans for the finance department and assisting in the preparation of divisional annual budgets and reports • Ensuring that the project finance and corporate finance is managed and coordinated within financial and legislative parameters.

Reporting to the Chief Executive Officer, the incumbent will be responsible for developing and managing corporate business planning activities and overall management of the entire corporate support portfolio in the organisation. The incumbent will sign a 5-year employment contract and performance contract with the CEO. Requirements: • Appropriate postgraduate degree or equivalent in Human Resource/Public Administration • Postgraduate qualification will be added advantage • 10 years’ experience in similar general management environment of which 5 years must have been at senior management level • 3 years’ experience in labour relations • Experience in sound labour relations and understanding of labour legislation • Experience in handling HR governance and compliance issues • Exposure to interacting with high structures in the organisation including Board • Good understanding and competence in annual business and strategic planning processes • Good understanding of public finance processes and budgeting • Sound communication skills (verbal and written) • People’s person with sound interpersonal skills • Project management skills • Sound financial management skills • Ability to prioritise and work under pressure • Ability to write comprehensive reports. Key responsibilities include, but are not limited to: • Being responsible for the administrative processes that ensure good governance and the achievement of RAL strategic objectives • Overseeing the implementation and management of strategic support functions • Oversight management of Human Resource, Information Technology, Legal Services, Support Services and Corporate Communications • Developing, implementing and monitoring HR Strategy: Industrial Relations/employee relations • Developing, planning and driving support services strategy, including all administrative facilities support and logistical services • Developing, implementing and monitoring sound marketing and communication strategy • Developing and implementing business plans, annual reports, collating both strategic and operational plans • Ensuring compliance with all relevant legislation in a corporate support environment • Developing, implementing and monitoring the Information Communication Technology strategy for the entire organisation • Monitoring work of contracted service providers within corporate service department • Providing leadership in HR governance, compliance and legal matters • Overseeing and giving internal legal advice, drafting contracts and managing litigations • Ensuring the effective and efficient handling of legal matters within the organisation • Ensuring that all legal matters are attended to, that all contracts, tenders, documentation comply with legislative procedures and providing legal advice where needed • Providing reports to Executive Management and the Board.

Executive Manager: Engineering (Re-advertisement) (5-year performance-based fixed-term contract) Market-related cost to company negotiable salary Reporting to the CEO, the incumbent will be responsible for managing the implementation of projects. The incumbent will sign a 5-year employment contract and performance contract with the CEO. Requirements: • BEng or BTech degree in Civil Engineering • Postgraduate qualification will be an added advantage • Professional registration with ECSA as a Professional Engineer or Technologist • Professional registration with the South African Council for the Project and Construction Management Profession as a Construction/Project Manager will be advantageous • At least 10 years’ experience within infrastructure projects of which 5 years must have been at senior managerial level in project management and operations • Experience in roads and bridges will be an added advantage • Valid driver’s licence, willingness to travel and ability to work independently • Knowledge and understanding of legislation pertaining to Engineering ie Colto • Project planning and management skills, especially PMBOK • Financial and business management skills • Critical analytical thinking skills • Experience in contract management and supervision of contracts and relevant conditions of contracts • Formulation of policies, strategies and strong management skills. Key responsibilities include, but are not limited to: • Developing roads strategic plans for provincial economic growth and development strategy • Coordinating, presenting and motivating the departmental business plan and budget – prioritising and proposing projects to the Board in accordance with MTF, as allocated by DoRT • Developing and assessing new standards and methodologies relating to engineering design and construction • In accordance with business plan and yearly budget, developing objectives for the department, which satisfy the safety criteria and guidelines • Overseeing and reporting on the Project Financial Administration function, including cost control and financial reporting across projects • Ensuring that all projects are being executed as per the contractual/commercial requirements • Actively participating in annual business plan and budgeting (targets, expenditure, ie administrative and functional, and allocation of markets) • Consolidating from management team and presenting annual business review and planning forecast targets at divisional level • Developing project plans according to sound project management and engineering principles, suppliers and resource availability to ensure efficient project management • Ensuring staff capacity planning to produce sufficient outputs to meet programmes in the most cost-effective and professional way • Approving site staff and safety consultants • Ensuring environment and safety compliance • Managing risk with reference to design, going out on tender, evaluation and awarding of tenders, appointment of contractors, project execution, quality of work, financial control and project completion • Ensuring that all the environmental requirements - as identified in the scoping report - as well as all other environmentally sensitive matters receive the necessary attention when constructing and upgrading roads. The posts for Executive Manager: Engineering, Chief Information Officer, CFO and Company Secretary are being re-advertised. Candidates who applied previously for these positions and are still interested, must re-apply. Procedure When Applying A detailed CV, accompanied by an application letter, recent certified copies of educational qualifications and ID must be forwarded by post to: Ms Dorcas Mphahlele, The Human Resource Manager, Roads Agency Limpopo, Private Bag X9554, Polokwane 0699 or hand deliver during office hours (08:00-16:30) at Office No 2-35 (Registry), Roads Agency Limpopo, 26 Rabe Street. Take note of the following: • Short-listed candidates will be subjected to verification of qualifications and employment and security clearance • Applicants with foreign qualifications remain responsible for ensuring that their qualifications are evaluated by the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) and therefore must attach certified copies of certificates of evaluation by SAQA • Applicants are informed that applications, qualifications and CV will not be returned • Applicants must also note that if no notification of appointment is received within 60 days of the closing date, they must accept that their applications have been unsuccessful and are hereby thanked for applying • Correspondence will be limited to short-listed candidates only • No faxed or e-mailed applications will be accepted • The Agency reserves the right to withdraw and or/not fill a post • Due to the large number of applications we envisage receiving, applications will not be acknowledged. You may,however, contact the Agency to check your application. Enquiries: Mesdames Dorcas Mphahlele/Doris Moloto, tel. (015) 291-4236/4238 RAL is an equal opportunity affirmative action employer. Candidates whose appointment will promote representivity in terms of race, gender and disability will receive preference. Closing date: 14 November 2014

RC MYBURGH >>rc.observer@gmail.com Die eerste van drie hokkie ontwikkelingsklinieke is Saterdag by Hoërskool Pietersburg (PHS) vir agt voorheen benadeelde skole in die stad aangebied. Game-winkels regoor die provinsie het vir byna 100 geesdriftige hokkiespelers ‘n beginnerstel wat ‘n stok, bal en beskerming insluit, geskenk. Volgens PHS se korporatiewe bestuurder, Louis Scott is die onderwysdepartement genader om te help met die identifisering van voorheen benadeelde

skole. “Die kliniek is onder leiding van Ina van der Merwe, wat al verskeie hokkieklinieke aangebied het, behartig en is deur bekwame hulpafrigters bygestaan,” sê Scott. Van der Merwe sê spelers is onder meer geleer om korrek op te warm en oog-bal-koördinasie en speltegnieke is ingeoefen.” Dit was die eerste kursus van drie wat volg. PHS en Game-winkels beoog om minstens een kliniek per jaar aan te bied,” sê sy. Game-winkels in die provinsie het ook vir die vervoer van die leerders na PHS se Astro-hokkiebaan, T-hemde en verversings ingestaan.

Bestuurders van verskeie Game-winkels in Limpopo saam met afrigters en personeel van PHS tydens die oorhandiging van die beginner-hokkiestel vir byna 100 spelers wat aan die hokkiekliniek deelgeneem het. FOTO’S: RC MYBURGH

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Nadine van Niekerk, a ballerina of Northern Ballet Academy recently participated at the northern region’s national Eisteddfod that was held at Curro Heuwelkruin. She was awarded a gold medal in the classical ballet solo and a silver medal in neo-classical ballet solo.

Comprehensive defeat for Impalas against North West WARREN BLUNT >>warrenb.observer@gmail.com The visiting North West team inflicted a heavy 149-run defeat on the Limpopo Impalas in their Cricket South Africa (CSA) 50-over Rural League fixture at the Polokwane Cricket Club on Saturday. North West batted first and took the attack to the Impala bowlers to score a highly competitive total of 347/6 in their allotted 50 overs. The Impalas failed to

fire during their run chase and were all out for 198 to give the visitors a comprehensive victory in the first competitive match of the new cricket season. The only Impalas batsmen to score meaningful runs were Hector Ngobeni with an undefeated 51 runs, Don Radebe with 33 runs and Christopher Atherstone, who scored 30 runs. The Impalas’ next league fixture will be against Mpumalanga at Skukuza in the Kruger National Park on 8 November.

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The Limpopo Impalas enjoy a drinks break during their match against North West at the Polokwane Cricket Club on Saturday.


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Die jong karatekas van JKA Carpe Diem wat aan die JKA Limpopo Kampioenskappe deelgeneem het, is Tetelo Mangaba, Keamogetswe Selema (brons kumite) en Malesela Mogotlane (silwer kata). Agter is Kganya Mothiba (brons kata), sensei Ruan Stander (goud kata, silwer kumite) en Michelle Letsoalo.

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JKA Carpe Diem-karateklublede is 16 medaljes ryker na die JKA Limpopo Kampioenskappe. Die senior karatekas wat medaljes verower het, is Andri Cronje (goud kata), Franco Lingenfelder (silwer kata en kumite) en Henri Purcocks (brons kata, goud kumite). Agter is Valerie Nepgen (goud kata, brons kumite), sensei Ruan Stander (goud kata, silwer kumite), Jean Stofberg (silwer kata, goud kumite) en Jacobus Grobler (goud kata, silwer kumite).

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Hudson house tops in swimming gala

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wimmers from the Hudson, Maytham and Harman houses at Mitchell House Preparatory School participated in the inter-house swimming gala in the newly revamped pool last Tuesday. After some intense competition Hudson house emerged triumphant to be declared

Onthatile Maredi improved five records during Mitchell House Preparatory School’s inter-house swimming gala and was awarded the Senior Victor ludorum trophy afterwards. With him is Mitchell House Sports Director, Fred Romijn and Principal, Andrew Cook.

the overall winners. Dineo Nkopane was named Junior Victrix ludorum and Davon Smit was awarded the Junior Victor Ludorum trophy. The Senior Victor ludorum trophy was awarded to Onthatile Maredi, who improved five records and received a certificate for the top Boys u.13 swimmer. The Senior Victrix ludorum trophy was awarded to Lebo Rachidi.

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Dineo Nkopane was named Junior Victrix ludorum of the meet.

Limpopo krieketspelers is Sias Willemse (o.15), Dian Forrester (o.15), Luan Visagie (o.15) en Ross Crouse (o.15). In die middel is Armand Panse-grouw (o.17), Brendan Bezuidenhout (o.17), Corne Craig (o.15) en Morne Venter (o.17). Agter is Jaco Potgieter (o.19).

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>> Swemmers, boogskutters en krieketspelers van Hoërskool Pietersburg (PHS) is onlangs in die Limpopo-span vir die onderskeie sportsoorte opgeneem.

Bo: Boogskutters wat Limpopo-kleure verwerf het is Claudien Booysen (organiseerder), De Wet Roos, Danté Ferreira en Ryan van Graan. Agter is Christiaan de Jager, Johan Liebenberg en Christiaan Edwards. Onder: Dié leerders verwerf provinsiale kleure in swem. Voor is Elouna Lingenfelder (organiseerder), Elana Jordaan, Johan Jannasch, Coenraad Nieuhaus en Adrie Booysen (organiseerder). In die middel is Louis Nel, Sulé van der Merwe, Annelize Mentz, Annemey Louw, Celeste Vermeulen en Henri van Zyl-Smit. Agter is Schalk Boltman, Ude Fuchs, Brandon Thysse, Christoff Ras en Ivan Beukes.

Davon Smit with the trophy he won as Junior Victor ludorum.

Rugbyspelers in nasionale span opgeneem FOTO: VERSKAF

Miguel de Sousa en Zander Human van Hoërskool Pietersburg (PHS) is onlangs tot die nasionale 7’s-span vir o.16-spelers verkies wat in Desember na Mauritius toer.

Oosies is krieketkampioene vir grootskole WARREN BLUNT >>warrenb.observer@gmail.com Laerskool Pietersburg-Oos (Oosskool) se eerste krieketspan is die kampioene vir grootskole in vanjaar se Limpopo Laerskole Krieketkampioenskappe na hul sewe paaltjie-oorwinning Donderdag teen Laerskool Tzaneen. Tzaneen het eerste in die 30-boulbeurtfinaal gekolf en is almal vir ‘n skamele 97 lopies uit-

geboul. André van Wyngaardt het drie paaltjies vir slegs 19 lopies laat kantel in sy toegelate ses boulbeurte en is as Oosskool se beste bouler aangewys. Oosskool se span het 98 vir drie paaltjies aangeteken in hul kolfbeurt om die wenteiken in die 18de boulbeurt verby te steek. Aanvangskolwer, Gunter Kruger het ‘n onoorwonne 40 lopies gemoker om vir ‘n gemaklike sege vir sy span te sorg.

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Laerskool Pietersburg-Oos se eerste krieketspan met die wentrofee vir grootskole is Grant Steynberg en Wiaan Kruger (kaptein). In die middel is Dewan Jacobsz, Juan Smit, Bart Oerlemans en André van Wyngaardt. Agter is Henry de Nysschen (afrigter), Deric Joubert, Kenneth Pelser, Gerhard Venter, Tian Enslin, Gunter Kruger en Amie Smit (afrigter). FOTO: VERSKAF

Gymstars se ritmiese gimnaste wat by die onlangse nasionle kampioenskappe medaljes gewen het, is Zoë Galloway, Danica Maritz, Anika Myburgh, Lize van Ryneveld en Chante Serfontein. Agter is Lelanie Logtenberg, afrigter.

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Gymstars-gimnaste skitter in Kaap WARREN BLUNT >>warrenb.observer@gmail.com Gymstars Gimnastiekklub se senior ritmiese gimnaste het onlangs in die Suid-Afrika Gimnastiek Kampioenskappe in Kaapstad geskitter en met 14 medaljes na Polokwane terug gereis. Lize van Ryneveld is die algehele wenner in vlak 4 (o.13) met haar spanmaat, Chante Serfontein kort op haar hakke in die tweede plek. Lize wen goud vir vryhand en die balreeks en

silwer vir tou en hoepel terwyl Chante goud vir tou, silwer vir hoepel en brons vir bal ontvang het. Zoë Galloway het in vlak 4 (o.9) goud in haar balreeks gewen en brons vir vryhand ontvang. Anika Myburgh het in vlak 4 (o.15) goud vir tou en silwer vir vryhand ontvang. Eienaar en hoofafrigter van die klub, Lelanie Logtenberg sê sy is baie trots op die groep gimnaste wat baie hard gewerk het en die vrugte daarvan in Kaapstad gepluk het.

Thembahosi Mfumo, Most Improved Junior Player and his fellow soccer stars Mfumo Mongwe, Best Junior Player, Aiden du Preez, Best Senior Player and Rhanda Mongwe, Most Improved Senior Player.

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Big medal haul for Eagar Aquatics swimmers

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The Eagar Aquatics junior and senior swimmers participated in the Limpopo provincial short course swimming gala in Lephalale recently and won an incredible 44 gold, 26 silver and 16 bronze medals. Some of the swimmers who won medals are, in front, Miandi Oosthuizen, Carina Steele, Melindi Steele, Ayden Jordaan, Don Hunter and Travis Anderson. In the middle are Sherize Swartz, Marjoné de Beer, Zané Steele, Michaela Vermaak, Jean-Marie Swartz, Ruan Potgieter and Ethan Anderson with Ashley Hunter, Kamelan Naidoo, Sulé van der Merwe, Ockert Vermeulen and Dylan Catto at the back.

Lim sends a strong team to Golden Games

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pwinding het Saterdagaand hoog geloop toe skermers van Limpopo tydens die unie se jaarafsluiting in die stad provinsiale kleure ontvang het. Mark Howitt, voorsitter van Limpopo Fencing Union, het by die geleentheid gesê dat die unie uit klubs van Polokwane (Firebirds), Mokopane (Eresabel) en Musina bestaan.“Skerm is ‘n sport vir die hele gesin. Ons spanne bestaan meestal uit ouers en kinders.” Sy seun, Andrew Howitt het Suid-Af-

rika al verskeie kere in die buiteland verteenwoordig en is een van die toppresteerders van die unie. Skermers neem in die o-13-, o-15-, o-17 en o-20-ouderdomsgroepe en ‘n kategorie vir seniors, wat as meesters bekendstaan, deel. Howitt sê skerm is die enigste sportsoort waarin daar geel, rooi en swart kaarte vir deelnemers, afrigters en toeskouers uitgedeel kan word en dat dissipline ten alle tye vir deelnemers en toeskouers belangrik is. Afrigter Uwe Schröder is by die geleentheid saam met die ander ampsdraers van die unie vir hul toewyding bedank.

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Runners at the start of the Nguni Grill 3 in 1 road race on Saturday.

Big field takes to streets at Nguni 3 in 1 WARREN BLUNT >>warrenb.observer@gmail.com Run/Walk for Life Polokwane held their annual Nguni Grill 3 in 1 road race on Saturday with 613 runners and walkers taking to the streets in the Bendor area. Tlou Peu (MAD MultiSport) won the Men’s Open 21,1 km race in 1:12, 38. Almost a minute behind in second place was Phuti Mohale from Pietersburg Road Runners, with private runner Phuti Sethowa in the third position. The Women’s Open 21;1 km race was won by Hilda Molokomme from Pietersburg Road Runners, with Leani Venter from Polokwane Athletic Club (PAC) second and Carmen Badenhorst taking the third position.

The Men’s Open 10 km was won by Magwai Regan from Eskom Athletics Club, with Ludwig Mamabolo from Nedbank Athletics Club in second place and Rufus Photo from Pietersburg Road Runners finishing third. Smokey Bouwer from PAC was first in the Grand Masters category. Sepati Makweba clinched the first position in the Women’s Open 10 km race, with Nicoline de Jongh (PAC) in second place and her team-mate, Annaleen Visagie in third position. Visagie also won the Women’s Veteran category. Kobie Marais, Manager for Run/Walk for Life Polokwane expressed his gratitude to all the sponsors, runners and walkers for coming out in support of the race on Saturday.

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Skermers van Limpopo Fencing Union wat Limpopokleure verwerf het, is Dewaldt Venter, Charl Venter, Jaycee Pinn, Shanon Pinn, Damian Pinn, Jamie Norval en Emile Sinclair. Agter is Henry Randall, Uwe Schröder, afrigter Eresabelklub, Wally Goosen, afrigter Firebirdsklub, Tersia Goosen, skakelbeampte, Jandré Nel, Danica Opperman, Moné McCabe, Andrew Howitt en Eben Wagner.

The Pietersburg Road Runners won the trophy for the best water point at the Nguni 3 in 1 road race on Saturday.

Run/Walk for Life Polokwane Manager, Kobie Marais and Franci Vorster from Discovery with Tlou Peu, the winner of the Men’s Open 21,1 km race.

Another record for Johan van der Merwe Johan van der Merwe from Pietersburg Road Runners at the finish of the LoobiT 100 mile race.

WARREN BLUNT >>warrenb.observer@gmail.com Pietersburg Road Runners ultra-marathon athlete, Johan van der Merwe added another record to his already impressive list of achievements when he bettered the previous best time at the Coaldust Dreams Circuit Challenge and LoobiT 100 mile (160,9 km) race by an incredible three hours and 14 minutes last weekend. The LoobiT 100 mile race is classed as the

toughest 100 miler in the country and was held for the tenth year at the Highveld Mall in Witbank. The Coaldust Dreams Circuit is made up of a one kilometre lap consisting of 20 bends to test the athletes to their limits. In addition to the 100 mile race, there is also a 50 km night race and the aim of the race is to raise funds for children with extraordinary needs. Van der Merwe, a multiple South African ultra-marathon record holder won the 100 mile race in 15:56 to leave both his rivals and the many spectators who lined the route in awe of his incredible performance. He is currently the holder of the following South African records: • 24 hour track – 258,063 km on 6 December 2013 in Taipei to better Wally Hayward’s 60 year record • 24 hour road – 231,312 km during 6-day race in Hungary in May 2013 • 48 hour road – 333,018 km during 6-day race (day two) in Hungary • 200 km track – 17:34:20 split time during 24 hour race in Taipei in December 2013 In addition, Van der Merwe has won every 100 mile race he has entered and is the record holder for the Washie 100 mile, Capital Classic 100 mile and now the Coaldust Dreams LoobiT 100 mile race.

Century of Comrades entries for local athletic club WARREN BLUNT >>warrenb.observer@gmail.com With the 90th edition of the world renowned Comrades Marathon set to be held in 2015, the Polokwane Athletic Club (PAC) reached the 100 mark for entries for the race on Monday, making it the biggest number of runners from the club to ever enter for the event. The Comrades Marathon Association will be issuing a once-off special medal for the occasion which will be handed out to everybody that finishes the race before the cut-off time of 12 hours. PAC Chairperson Johan Janse van Vuuren said the club expects the number of entries for next year’s race to increase by approximately 20 runners before entries close on 30 November.

There is still time left for Comrades hopefuls who are considering entering and running the ultimate human race. Currently approximately 14 000 entries have been captured and the limit for entries is 23 000 by the end of November. Comrades hopefuls can join any of the PAC training groups that caters for serious runners and those wanting to finish within 12 hours. PAC will also be hosting a Comrades informative workshop at their clubhouse at the old Peter Mokaba Stadium on 3 December. For further information to become a member of the PAC Comrades team call Janse van Vuuren on 083 277 2505 or Corrie Calitz on 082 464 1963. Individuals or companies that want to sponsor the PAC Comrades team can call Ria Swart on 083 228 1093.


Great support for Mayor’s golf day Warren Blunt >>warrenb.observer@gmail.com A large field of 156 golfers participated in the annual Mayor’s Golf Day on Friday with two tee-off times having to be scheduled to cater for the huge number of women and men golfers that supported the day at the Polokwane Golf Club. The event was held for the first time in 1992 and funds raised will go towards various charities the executive mayor is involved in. Great prizes were on offer in various categories with the format being Individual Stableford and the men’s field comprising of three divisions depending on a golfer’s handicap. In the A-division for golfers with a handicap of zero to nine, Adam Milanzi won first prize after winning on a count-out against an unlucky Zipho Ngobeni, after both golfers had finished on 40 points. In the B-division for golfers with a handicap between 10 and 15, David Mogafe was triumphant with 44 points. Four golfers were level on 43 points, with Richard Leseme eventually ending in second position after a count-out followed by Mike Lekgothoane, Mpho Makodu and Keith Bronkhorst. Kenny Mboyana with 46 points won the C-division for golfers with handicaps between

16 and 24, the Polokwane Chamber of Business President, Simphiwe Mdlalose was second with 42 points and Phillip Makume ended in the third position with 40 points. Nola Peceur was the top women golfer with 39 points, with Penny Mathe second with 37 points and Shertina Maremane claiming the third place with 35 points. Former Polokwane Municipality Executive Mayor, Freddy Greaver hit the longest drive off the seventh

The pairing of Raoul van Zyl and Pierre van Biljon at the tenth hole.

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The Executive Mayor of Polokwane Municipality, Thembi Nkadimeng gets ready to officially open the Mayor’s Golf Day at the first tee on Friday.

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tee and Kenny Mboyane was the longest at the 17th hole. Among the women golfers, Pule Southon hit the longest drive at the second hole and Nola Peceur hit her ball the furthest off the 12th tee. Closest to the pin prizes were won by Phil Mashakane at the fourth hole and Pat Molepo at the eighth hole. Molepo repeated the feat at the 11th hole and Stefan Blount won the prize at the short 16th hole.

Moipome Segooa, Norah Maponya and Shertina Maremane pictured before teeing off on Friday.

Baker brothers cry victory at rally RC Myburgh >>rc.observer@gmail.com Eighteen years of dedication, hard work, the right mindset and relationship finally paid off for local rally driver, Jaco Baker and his navigator and older brother, George when they were crowned regional champions at the recent Northern Region Special Stage Rally Championships last week. Few of the spectators at the exciting event held in Polokwane last week knew of the Baker brothers’ endeavour for victory since they were first introduced to the sport in 1996. “I entered my first rally in a Datsun P510 in 1971 with co-driver Jurg Steyn. Needless to say we did not finish because of a tree that ran across the road. In the two years of racing with the Datsun my best performance was 11th overall position,” Jaco recalled. The brothers both matriculated at Hoër Tegniese Skool Tom Naudé and Jaco’s first unofficial race was during his matric year.

Jaco and his father Paulie are familiar faces on the racing track. “In 1987 we were crowned junior and senior champs in go-kart racing. Our love for motor sport comes from my father. In 1983 he bought me and George a Toyota Conquest for rally purposes but a year later I decided that the car was too slow and bought a newer model 16 valve Toyota Conquest,” Jaco said. Their next car was a 16 valve Toyota Tazz that was later upgraded to a 20 valve and in which they are currently leading the NRC2 class. “During the recent local rally we did not experience any mechanical challenge except the loss of a bumper when we hit a sand wall. Drivers from other provinces described the race as hot, dusty and difficult,” he added. Jaco owns LimDent Autobody while George lives in Pretoria where he works as area manager at the Independent Dealer Association. The Baker brothers are the northern region champions, an area which includes Limpopo, Gauteng,

North-West and Mpumalanga “Motorsport requires plenty of time and effort for repairs or preparation before a race and sometimes hours are spent underneath the car. We had several setbacks during past races, but never look back. I mostly enjoy the adrenaline rush when behind the steering wheel. And it gives me great pleasure to have my brother next to me and wife, children and father waiting at the finish line,” Jaco said. He stressed that a perfect relationship between driver and co-driver is crucial. “We both make mistakes but we just continue concentrating and applying our minds to the race. Some partners become so angry at each other that they end up in a fist fight. Thankfully we don’t have those kind of issues,” Jaco said. The Baker brothers will compete in the next rally in Secunda on 29 November. Jaco thanked their sponsors Coca-Cola Fortune and Autozone and their father for always keeping their rally car in running condition.

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Jaco and George Baker in front of their Toyota Tazz rally vehicle after they were crowned winners in their class and finished 12th overall during the recent rally hosted in Polokwane.


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honneursjaar in sportsielkunde en gimnastiekbeserings spesialiseer het,” verduidelik Prinsloo. Na voltooiing van haar studies en ‘n rukkie in die onderwys het Prinsloo voltyds begin afrig wat sy as die beste besluit van haar lewe beskou. Mettertyd het sy al haar doelwitte as seuns- en meisies artistiese afrigter bereik en met ‘n nuwe uitdagings as ritmiese afrigter begin. Prinsloo sê haar wenresep vir beide haar en haar gimnaste se volgehoue sukses om jaar na jaar medaljes by nasionale kampioenskappe in te ryg, is grootliks toe te skryf aan genade en seën van die Hemelse Vader en baie harde werk. “Ons berei gimnaste vir kompetisies voor met dié wete dat enige iets op dié dag kan gebeur. ‘n Gimnas kan misvang of ‘n klein fout met ‘n beweging begaan en ‘n medalje verbeur,” sê Prinsloo en voeg by dat volgehoue ondersteuning en goeie samewerking met mede-eienaar, Annemarie du Plessis een van die redes is dat die klub aanhou presteer. “Ons afrigters is ‘n ongelooflike wonderlike span en het ‘n passie vir perfeksie en vir kinders. Ons werk is ons plesier met die Skepper aan ons sy. Aangesien ek en Annemarie beide in die onderwys was en opvoeding ons na aan die hart lê, benader ons gimnastiek uit ‘n opvoedkundig-Christelike oogpunt.” Prinsloo bly op hoogte van die nuutste afrigtingsmetodes met behulp van voortdurende kommunikasie met van die beste afrigters en beoordelaars ter wêreld. Sy woon ook gereeld kursusse by en sê die grootste fout wat mens

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