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Clashes spoil Mandela lecture

Sharing a light moment: Pres Jacob Zuma and Limpopo Premier Cassel Mathale, photographed during the event.

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LIMPOPO MIRROR

2 13 July 2012

By Peter Muthambi

By Elmon Tshikhudo

FAWU members on strike at Entabeni They must also be granted sick leave when they are not feeling well,” he said. Other temporary workers who spoke to Limpopo Mirror said that they needed their salary of R56 per day to increase to R96 per day.

The manager of Entabeni, a company run by Komatiland Forests, Mr Hans Jenners, referred news enquiries to the national spokesperson, Mr Lesley Mudimeli. Mudimeli confirmed that they had received notice on 28 June of FAWU’s intention to embark on an industrial strike on 2 July at all Komatiland Forests operations.

“Several meetings were held between management and union representatives to resolve the dispute regarding the annual wage increases. The negotiations came to a deadlock, with the company offering up to an 8% increase in salaries and allowances, whereas FAWU was demanding an increase of 15%. Other non-substantive demands by the union include the following: the inclusion of administration personnel in the

bargaining unit, standby, sleepout and acting allowances to be increased by the agreed-upon percentage, and the night shift allowance should be equal to all sleep-out allowances,” he said.

Mudimeli added that with regard to the inclusion of administrative workers into the bargaining unit, the organisation had approved the terms, on condition that the agreements be amended to reflect conditions of employment.

“This will be implemented in the next financial year,” he said. He added that Komatiland Forests respected the decision of FAWU to exercise their rights in terms of the labour relations act, following their receipt of a certificate of dispute unresolved, as issued by the commissioner of the CCMA. Mudimeli sited the fact that incidents of violence and intimidation of non-striking employees, stakeholders and customers, or any damage to company property during the strike action, would not be tolerated.

“These infringements will be dealt with in terms of the applicable legislation,” he said.

Despite assurances from the leadership of the ANC Youth League, that there would be no disruptions during the Mandela lecture and the cen­ tenary celebrations of the ANC at the Christ Worship House in Shayandima, the lecture, delivered by Pres Jacob Zuma, was disrupted by minor incidents of violence.

Youths clad in youth league T-shirts and singing anti-Zuma songs battled it out with police as some without accreditation cards wanted to enter the venue.

The highly anticipated visit by Zuma in Vhembe had a slow start, when scores of people who wanted to attend were made to wait for hours for their accreditation cards. The registration process, which took place at the Indoor Sport Centre in Thohoyandou, was a nightmare for local journalists, who were made to wait for most of the day. Even the mayor of Thulamela, Cllr Grace Mahosi, was snubbed.

It took her hours to get her accreditation, while some people who arrived after her were assisted and left without hitches.

It was only after the intervention of ANC national spokesperson Jackson Mthembu, who questioned why journalists were kept waiting while they were supposed to be reporting what was happening, that the cards were made available.

Many who had to endure the frustrations of registration translated it as a form of sabotage.

“The ANC has changed today; I have never experienced such a nightmare. Our organisation is

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Donate books for Madiba’s foundation land said. “Let us not forget that Tata Mandela has spoken about how reading sustained and kept him and his fellow prisoners up to date with the real world while they were imprisone.” she said.

Crime

Mom weeps in court The wife and mother of a Beit Bridge man, who had stolen four heads of cattle worth R10 000, stunned the court when they yelled and went down in tears after the man was sentenced to nine years in jail.

The old woman and her daughter-in law were later joined by the convicted man’s sister as they wept uncontrollably soon after the magistrate had handed down the sentence.

Melusi Moyo (25) of Dendele village outside Beit Bridge pleaded not guilty to a stock theft charge but was convicted by Magistrate Auxilia Chiumburu.

Prosecutor, Mr Foster Abeki, said that in December last year, Moyo went to Auckly Farm and stole four cattle belonging to Mr Misheck Nyathi. He drove the animals to his homestead in Dendele, where he rebranded them.

By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho

Musina’s missing girl found at Dumasi

A 16­year­old girl from Mmatswale in Musina, who had gone missing on 14 June, was found in Ha­Dumasi near Thohoyandou. Her story was published in the Limpopo Mirror a fortnight ago (29 June).

Gladys Phophi Negondeni was traced and found in Ha-Dumasi on 7 July by the Musina SAPS, after a case of abduction was opened with the Tshilwavhusiku police and forwarded to the SAPS at Musina. In Gladys’s words, she was abducted at her father’s place in Muraleni village in the Sinthumule area by her boyfriend. Their first destination was the boyfriend’s uncle in Muledane.

After the boyfriend’s mother had learnt that there was one member from her own family who was leaking information about Gladys’s whereabouts to the young girl’s family, she then directed them to move to a relative in Dzimauli.

According to the information made available to Limpopo Mirror, the accused’s 16 President Street, Louis Trichardt mother knew about the Tel: 015 516 0147 movements of the two Johnny: 072 576 1577 young people and was cjgouws.auction@gmail.com guiding them to places AUCTION: Saturday where they could hide.

“She sent us money 14 July 2012 @ 10:00am via Shoprite’s money AUCTION WITH NO RESERVED PRICES! market and told us to Fridges, Chest freezers, Bedroom suites, run to Ha-Dumasi,” Stoves, TV’s, Surround sound systems, Kitchen units, Cupboards, Mattress and base said Gladys from her sets and many more! New entries welcome! home in Musina. “All RIS You You cannot cannot SIK I need is to separate ST. afford afford to to from (the boyfriend) JEP miss because I can see he’s miss this this PE ST. not good for me. I auction! auction! didn’t agree to run away with him. He forced me to do so.”

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place by her mother in Muraleni village in the Sinthumule area on 14 June, for safety reasons.

This was after Gladys’s boyfriend had allegedly started abusing her physically and had made her quit school around February this year. Gladys was welcomed in Muraleni and stayed with the people in the household, until she disappeared one morning (19 June) while her father, Mr Andries Gumani, was away.

The girl’s mother, Vho-Nyambeni Razwimisani, expressed her joy when her daughter was brought home by the police. “I am quite relieved and hope the law will take its course in this case,” she said.

“We want our child to go back to school and also wish to see her living in a safe environment.” Community members had since described the boyfriend as somebody known for forcing girls to remain with him. If they refuse, he beats them and forces them to quit school by abducting them during school hours. The spokesperson for the Musina police, Lt Teacher Mudau, confirmed that a case of abduction was opened after a man had run away with a young girl. “A case of abduction was reported to us on 5 July and we made a breakthrough when we traced and arrested the suspect,” said Lt Mudau.

“We’re also happy that we found the young girl in good health.”

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Local residents also have an opportunity to donate books to the Nelson Mandela founda­ tion, which distributes books to needy school children. The books can be dropped off at any Pick n Pay hypermarket or store from the 1st to the 17th of July.

The books will be donated to the Nelson Mandela Foundation’s 94+ School project, an initiative that supports Mandela’s 94th birthday and legacy by giving hope and dignity to 94+ disadvantaged learners, and the Container Libraries project, which promotes a reading culture. Bronwen Rohland, Pick n Pay’s director of marketing and sustainability, said it was vitally important that all children have access to books from a young age. “Books open a door to a whole new world - through reading, children not only improve their grammar and vocabulary but also learn about people and places from other parts of the world, improving their understanding of and concern for all people,” Roh-

frustrating its members to cover reinstatement of their leader. up for one man,” remarked a Zuma entered the hall triveteran, who preferred to remain umphantly amidst songs and anonymous. At Christ Worship applause. He was in the comHouse, where the event was pany of the ANC Limpopo taking place, many people had chairperson, Cassel Mathale, gathered. There was a heavy ANC general secretary Gwede police and army presence at the Mantatshe, Limpopo MEC for venue. A barbed wire fence had Education Mr Dickson Masemalso been erected around the ola and members of the Mandela venue. Large groups of youths family. could be seen, even along the Zuma presented the Mandela Punda Maria road next to the lecture, which took the form nursing college. Police had their of a life history of Mandela hands full when some youths as international icon. Shortly wanted to enter the hall. As before the meeting, some of the anticipated, there were sporadic top officials, led by Mantatshe, acts of disruption inside and visited the graves of fallen comoutside the venue. batants in Vhembe, where they A nasty situation inside the laid wreaths. church nearly marred the event, when ANCYL Limpopo president Rudzani Ludere and his group were attacked for their disapproval of the leadership, while the pro-Zuma group was calling for a second term for Zuma. The warring groups clashed and the confrontation developed into a free-for-all brawl.

Only the swift intervention of the police saved what could have been a nasty scene. Some of the youths, including Ludere, were ejected from the hall.

Some were taken away in ANC general secretary Mr Gwede police vans but were later Mantatshe and Chief Mphatele released. Outside the hall, Takalani lay a wreath on the grave groups of youths waving of the late MK combatant, George banners with the picture Ramudzuli. Mantatshe visited of the embattled former the families in Vhembe of the late ANCYL leader, Julius combatants in acknowledgement of Malema, sang anti-Zuma the contributions they made in the songs and called for the liberation of the country.

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Members of the Food and Al­ lied Workers Union (FAWU) at Entabeni (Timbadola) outside Makhado blocked farm roads in protest over wages the past week. The workers demand a 15% wage increases, although the employer only offers 8%.

More than 800 workers protested outside Entabeni’s main offices on Monday. They also demand the extension of the bargaining unit.

“The workers demand a 15% across-the-board wage increase and this should apply to all office administration staff, who currently fall outside of the bargaining unit. The union therefore demands that the current bargaining unit be extended to accommodate all these administration or nonproduction employees within certain bands of the company,” said the chairperson of FAWU, Mr Eric Chauke. He said that the union was concerned about the fact that more than 600 employees had been working for more than 10 years on a contract basis.

“The workers do not even have uniforms or protective clothing.

Disruptions mar Zuma’s Mandela lecture

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Gladys Phophi Negondeni was eventually found in Ha­Dumasi.

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13 July 2012 3

By Isabel Venter

Evidence given by the estranged husband of the infamous Doris Mthembi revealed a world of apparent sex, sleaze and money.

Doris Mthembi, well known for her constant court antics, appeared in the Louis Trichardt Regional Court this week, where the perjury case against her continued. The case relates to an incident in September 2010 when she tried to open a case of rape against her estranged husband, Goddard Tendani Mugwena. Mthembi claimed that her ex-husband had kidnapped her at gunpoint at Nkowa Nkowa, drove with her to Makhado and raped her in a guest house.

“She asked to have sex with me,” testified Mugwena.

In frank terms, Mugwena gave the court his account of what happened on the evening that Mthembi claimed that he had kidnapped, brutally assaulted and raped her. “She told me that she had always enjoyed sex with me, and that she didn’t enjoy sleeping with Ragwala since he had had a penis enlargement,” said Mugwena.

The 38-year-old Joe Ragwala, a well-known TV star, is Mthembi’s live-in lover. She eloped with Ragwala in 2009. That same year, the lovers were arrested together with Vincent Phakula (28) and Moses Ntlenana (24), two hitmen whom Mthembi had allegedly hired to kill Mugwena. All four were released on bail of R5 000 each.

Regarding the day that Mthembi claimed she had been raped, Mugwena told the court that she had requested him to come pick her up. They then booked into a guest house in Makhado, whereafter they went to Bridge Motors, because “Doris wanted to buy airtime for her cell phone.”

After they had slept together, said Mugwena, Mthembi asked him to give back the BMW that he had bought her and to drop all the charges against her. Mthembi was referring to charges made when she and Ragwala were arrested in February last year for theft and fraud. Property belonging to Mugwena was allegedly recovered in their home during a police raid.

When Mugwena refused to adhere to Mthembi’s

requests, she slapped him in the face. Mugwena had to push her away with “all his strength” because she had also grabbed his private parts.

“After that, I stopped loving her – we never had a jol again,” said Mugwena. After this, said Mugwena, he drove Mthembi to the Makhado police station where Mthembi laid charges of rape against him. Mthembi’s lawyer accused Mugwena of lying and said that she would come and testify that she had been kidnapped at gunpoint by him and locked up in the room at the guest house.

After Mugwena had finished testifying, the owner of the guest house where they had spent the night testified that Mthembi was never locked up in the room and that she left with Mugwena to go to the shops.

Mthembi even asked him for a plug to charge her phone.

The petrol attendant from Bridge Motors also testified that he remembered that Mthembi had withdrawn money from the ATM while Mugwena had bought petrol for his vehicle. “She even waited in the queue in front of the ATM,” he testified.

Time ran out, however, for any other witnesses to testify, and Mthembi’s case had to be postponed. She will appear in court again on 17, 18 Doris Mthembi, during one of her previous court appearances. and 19 September.

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LIMPOPO MIRROR

4 13 July 2012

By Elmon Tshikhudo

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Six killed in taxi accident near Polokwane Vhembe Deaf Club needs interpreter The 27­year­old Mulalo Mpharasi of Madombidzha was lucky to survive when a taxi from Sinthumule to Gau­ teng overturned last Tuesday.

Six people died in the accident near Polokwane.

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the police in Polokwane said that they had registered a case of capable homicide, following the incident. The deceased are: Rosina Tshiashi of Tshiozwi, Masala Mafhalela, Maggy Mafunisa, Matsidiso Shandukani of Madombidzha and Caiphus Chauke of MuraleSurvivor: ni. Shandukani was buried on Saturday, Mulalo Mpharasi. while Tshiashi, Mafhalela and Chauke were buried on Sunday.

Mashiane said that they were still looking for the relatives to come and identify the remaining body.

Mulalo, who was still visibly dejected and struggled to hold back her tears, told Limpopo Mirror of her horrible experi-

ence. “We heard a big bang and then the taxi rolled several times. We were thrown about,” she said. “There was a huge cloud of dust and we could not even see what was happening.

I strongly believe that we were saved by the grace of God.” She added that the taxi had rolled several times before it came to a halt. “From there, I don’t know what happened, until I found myself in the intensive care unit of the provincial hospital,” said Mulalo. She suffered minor injuries to her head and a fractured right arm.

“This is the most horrible experience of my life,” she tells. “I cannot sleep and I’ve been suffering from shock and depression.”

Meanwhile, the Road Accident Fund has donated R16 000 to each family to assist in the burial.

The newly elected Vhembe Deaf Club (VDC) committee members, under the leadership of Simon Siaruli, have pledged to work hard at improving the lives of deaf people in the Vhembe region.

The new committee was elected during the club’s annual general meeting, held at Tshilidzini Special School a fortnight ago.

Speaking through a sign language expert, David Ligammba, Siaruli thanked the deaf community for having faith in him.

“I am a humble servant of the people, and I promise to do my best to carry out the mandate

entrusted to me. Together as one there is no way we could fail,” he said.

Siaruli said they would not work alone but with all other disability forums in Vhembe. “We are all aware of the challenges faced by deaf people when it comes to public platforms and gatherings. Our needs as deaf people are not catered for and we are now calling on government to think of us whenever there are meetings. We need the services of an interpreter during functions,” he said.

He called on government to reduce the unemployment rate

among the deaf, which he said could be achieved by supporting projects initiated by the deaf.

The other members of the committee are: Ms Valda Mbedzi (vice-chairperson), Manase Mulaudzi (secretary), Wilson Ligammba (treasurer), Ms Ivy Bell, Mr David Ligammba and Mr Moses Mlalafe as sign language interpreters. The additional members are Messrs Joseph Netshaulu, Takalani Mulaudzi and Nkhumeleni Ndou.

The election was held under the watchful eye of DEAFSA Limpopo deployee, Mr Resborn Nkuna.

The newly elected Vhembe Deaf Club (VDC) committee members.

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LIMPOPO MIRROR

6 13 July 2012

By Isabel Venter

Bail for three suspected rhino poachers is a South African, but has previous convictions and pending criminal cases against him.

During this bail application, the men claimed that it was their first time in the Alldays area and that they had merely wanted to buy vegetables, and specifically watermelons, to re-sell at their respective businesses in Gauteng. They further claimed that they had been strong-armed into admitting that they had been poaching in the area.

On Tuesday, bail was set at R5 000 for each of the men. The conditions of their bail, among others, stipulated that they could only be released from prison if they also handed in their passports and travelling documents. They are also to report to their nearest police station twice a day on Mondays and Thursdays.

Machava, Nyembe and Ngwenya are expected back in court on 30 and 31 July, when their trial starts. They will appear with two other accused, Thomas Sibanda (33) and Humbulani Reason Matutu (29), who were arrested at a later stage and had already been released on bail.

At the time of going to press, the men had their bail money ready, but were still making arrangements to hand in their passports.

In the meantime, Makhado businessman Yahya Shoeb Jiwa (45) will appear in the Louis Trichardt Regional Court on Monday, 16 July. The case against him follows an incident where he allegedly approached a SANParks ranger to buy a rhino horn and was subsequently arrested in a police trap in February last year. He was released on R80 000 bail during a previous court appearance.

Project Care Musina received 30 blankets from the Louis Trichardt Rotary Club on 12 June.

From left to right are Rotarians Mr Peter Knott and Mr Godfrey Went, and Ms Debbie Mitchell and Ms Joy Delport from Project Care Musina. “The blankets will be distributed to the less privileged and most elderly folk in Musina. Thank you for going the extra mile and delivering these beautiful blankets right to our doorstep,” said Debbie. Photo supplied.

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The High Court ordered the release of three suspected rhino poachers on bail this week.

The court order was enforced in the Louis Trichardt Regional Court on Tuesday.

The three men, Januarie Machava (37), Juda Nyembe (38) and Matthew Pedro Ngwenya (42), accused of poaching rhinos in the Alldays area, lodged an appeal to the North Gauteng High Court to be released after they were initially denied bail earlier this year. All three were charged with single counts of attempted murder and the carrying out of a restricted activity on a protected species without the necessary permit.

According to information available, the three were arrested during a police trap in October last year in the Alldays area.

This after the three had allegedly killed two rhinos and attempted to kill a third on a private game ranch in the area. They were arrested when they allegedly started shooting at police members who formed part of the trap.

The three men’s bail application was denied in March, due to the Businessman Yahya fact that Machava and Shoeb Jiwa is due to Ngwenya are Mozamappear in court again bicans and pose a poson Monday, 16 July. sible flight risk. Nyembe

The quest for morality

Working on sexual intimacy in marriage

In the dock during a previous court appearance are, from left to right, Machava Januarie, Juda Mphyi Nyembe and Mathews Pedro Ngwenya. The High Court ordered their release this week .

Men and women are different in many respects, and some of these differences affect their sexual intimacy in marriage. For instance, men have a greater amount of the hormone testosterone, which increases their tendency toward aggres­ sion and physical activity.

They move like lightning when it comes to sexual activity. No wonder men are often physically aroused by visual stimuli, while it takes a bit of touch, caresses, and affection for women to get aroused. The difference above should not be underestimated since it has contributed towards the downfall of many marriages.

If sex is to be enjoyed by the husband and wife in marriage, they must also learn to understand the

dynamics involved and work on ensuring that those dynamics are also practiced.

Men get aroused easily and they want to make love immediately, without giving their wives an opportunity to get on the same wavelength. This kind of approach is more to the satisfaction of men, who, in many instances, leave their spouses craving for more whilst they are done and, in most instances, snoring.

We can already see from the foregoing that men are more performance oriented in terms of sexual intimacy because orgasm is their goal.

Some men, however, reach orgasm too soon, without taking into consideration that their spouse is left high and dry because she has not yet reached the promised land. Women, on the other hand, are more interested in closeness and communication, even in sex, and they will often trade the physical act of sex for being held, caressed, and talked to because then they are fulfilled. It is therefore important for us as men to know that: • Women love to be romanced for a long time before engaging in sexual intimacy. Men should therefore learn to hold back and wait for the right time to act, so that both can arrive safely at the promised land.

• Romance includes, among others, buying her flowers in advance, a love note, a box of chocolates, or a phone call much earlier just to say “I miss making love to you”.

• Women also enjoy being talked to when making love. They need to know how you feel and, in this way, they are also pushed towards reaching orgasm because conversation builds intimacy and excitement. They also enjoy knowing that they are appreciated and not only seen and used as sex objects. Women love to feel emotionally secure in order to become fully aroused sexually. We as men therefore need to be more patient and gentle in our approach.

In the process, we should also talk a bit more in order to experience the real joy and beauty of sexual intimacy in marriage.

This is nothing but love with a willing heart, and without doubt it will build your marriage if you embrace it.

- Prof Derrick Mashau (Derrick. Prof Derrick Ma­ Mashau@nwu.ac.za) shau

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8 13 July 2012

By Peter Muthambi

No bail granted for suspected murderer Pastor’s charity to assist poor students A 24-year-old man who had alleg­ that Matamela should not be granted edly stabbed and killed his ex-lover, Ms Rudzani Matshivha (18) at HaMavhungu RDP, was denied bail last Wednesday when he appeared in the Regional Court at Dzanani.

Ndivhuwo Matamela had allegedly stabbed Ms Matshivha 37 times all over her body in April this year.

The case was postponed to 14 August and Matamela remains in custody. Three weeks ago, residents protested outside the court against Matamela’s bail application. They handed a memorandum of concerns No bail: Ndivhuwo to Magistrate Andries Kellerman durMa­tamela. ing the protest. Residents demanded

bail. They also threatened to take the law into their own hands if Matamela received bail.

They expressed their satisfaction with the fact that Matamela was refused bail. They said that he had stabbed a woman 37 times; therefore, he deserved to stay in jail for the next 37 years.

“He is very cruel and dangerous to the community. He deserves to spend all his life behind bars,” said angry residents, who added that they wanted judgement in the case to send a strong message to other perpetrators who abuse and kill women.

By Elmon Tshikhudo

Young rapist pleads for leniency A 26-year-old man, who main­ tained his innocence on a rape charge throughout his trial but confessed and pleaded remorse­ fully after being convicted, was sentenced to 20 years’ impris­ onment by the Limpopo High Court in Thohoyandou.

The case was finalised last Wednesday.

Before being sentenced, the man changed and said he was asking for forgiveness for “everything that had happened.” Reading from a book, he sketched his personal circumstances and pleaded with the court to be lenient on him, so that he can come

out and contribute positively to his community after his release.

Mashudu Demana (26) of Tshitereke was sentenced to 20 years’ imprisonment for the rape of a three-year-old girl. The crime was committed in May 2011 at Tshitereke Bongwe village. The man found the child playing with other children at one of the nearby homesteads.

He then took her to his house and raped her.

The little girl later reported the incident to her mother.

Throughout the trial, the convict maintained that he had never raped the child, but only hap-

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The launching will take place at the Makhado Multi-Purpose Centre this morning (Friday)

by CC’s founder, Pastor Petrus Mamuhohi.

Premier Cassel Mathale, Vhembe Executive Mayor Tshitereke Matibe and Thovhele Toni Mphephu Ramabulana, together with other pastors and community members, will attend the event.

Mamuhohi, founder and leader of Good News Discipling Church and Destiny Word School of God’s Current Move, says CC will assist in financing the studies of some needy students. “We have already privately financed the studies of several needy students who are now qualified professionals,” said Mamuhohi of Mamuhohi village.

According to Mamuhohi, the that unemployment was very idea came to him in 2005, after high and people could not just he had realised that there were wait for the government to many children who could not provide jobs. afford to pay their school fees. “With what little we had, we managed to help pay for the fees of seven students, who furthered their studies. We will also have a small business support by helping people who want to start a business by helping with six months’ rent and buying machines that they will use in their business,” says Mamuhohi.

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pened to be where the children were playing. Adv Esau Ngwana, for the defence, pleaded with the court to deviate from the minimum sentence, arguing that Demana’s age made him a good candidate for rehabilitation.

For the state, Adv Susan Mahada had asked for the court to impose a sentence of 15 years or more.

In sentencing, Acting Judge

By Silas Nduvheni Maake Kganyago said he had taken into account all circumstances, such as his age, that he was a first offender, projects he The new mayor of the Mutale appointed executive mayor of the we urge our councillors to go had initiated in the village and his Local Municipality (MLM), Vhembe District Municipality on back to the different structures remorsefulness.

Cllr Josephine Mukwevho, said 12 June. and offices and work smarter and that the council was ready to “I promise to do justice to all harder than before.” speed up service delivery to the the council activities, and I invite Mukwevho (36), who hails communities it was serving. councillors and members of the from Mutele B near Masisi, out2 “Our mandate as councillors communities to come to my of- side Mutale, was the chairperson is to serve and to deliver better fice and share their experiences of corporate and community services to our communities, and challenges, so that we can services in the MLM prior her with dedication and commitment. speedily deliver services. Now appointment as a mayor.

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13 July 2012 9 Crime

Police confiscate stolen copper cable A 36-year-old man was arrest­ ed while in possession of stolen copper cables at Ha-Musekwa Ngundu village in Nzhelele last Thursday.

According to W/O Lazarus

Netshidzati, Mr Prince Musekwa is facing a charge of possession of stolen property. “Police investigations are still continuing,” he said. Musekwa appeared in the Dzanani Magistrate’s Court last

week and the case was postponed to 16 July. Netshidzati expressed his appreciation to members of the community, who continue assisting the police in the fight against crime.

Thumbs up for the new fleet. Thulamela Mayor Cllr Grace Mahosi and members of her executive council and technical services staff are all smiles after receiving the trucks.

By Elmon Tshikhudo

“New trucks will speed up services” Thulamela Mayor Cllr Grace Mahosi said the seven trucks the municipality recently pur­ chased would speed up service delivery in reducing the road infrastructure backlog at the municipality.

She was speaking during the handing over of the new trucks to the municipality’s roads department.

The official handover took place at the parking lot of the municipality’s headquarters in Thohoyandou on Friday.

Mahosi was in the company of her councillors, officials from the roads department and the

service provider. She said the municipality still had a big backlog in terms of improving roads, especially in the rural areas. “We have improved our roads in the towns, and what is left here is to maintain them.

We have a problem in our rural areas. In some instances, service delivery is non-existent because of the lack of roads,” she added.

Mr Mulimisi Muneri, senior manager of technical services at the municipality, said the municipality had a fleet which could not cover the whole municipality and respond to community needs in time.

“Our municipality is divided into 40 wards, which are again divided into three regions for purposes of roads and storm water services maintenance.

The new trucks, which consist of four half flat-back trucks for surface roads and drainage maintenance and three tipper trucks for re-gravelling, will rotate in all three regions, urban and critical areas, “said Muneri.

He said emphasis would be put on pothole fixing, drainage structure construction and maintenance, road marking and road-sign maintenance.

By Mashudu Netsianda

Man in court for having sex with donkey employer in the middle of the night while having sex with a donkey. He pleaded guilty to a charge of bestiality when he appeared before local magistrate Mr Abednico Ndebele. The case was postponed to 16 July.

The court heard that on 5 July, the complainant heard some noises and he decided to go and see what was happening in his kraal. Upon arrival, he got the shock of his life as he found Mpofu performing a sexual act on the animal.

The court heard that Mpofu had tied the donkey by the neck to a tree and it was lying on the ground, while he had sex with the animal.

Mpofu admitted the crime but told the magistrate the tale, which left the entire court laughing when he said: “Your Worship, I was under pressure and therefore needed help. I then decided to go to the kraal, because I do not have a girlfriend. Raping a girl was going to be a big crime, hence I opted for a donkey...”

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Joseph Mpofu stunned the court when he told the magistrate that he had committed the offence because he felt it was the best way to relieve himself of his sexual urges since he had no girlfriend.

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LIMPOPO MIRROR

13 July 2012 11

By Isabel Venter

No rhino hunting permits to Vietnam, Thailand or China residents Following new regulations laid down by the Department of En­ vironmental Affairs (DEA), no rhino-hunting permit requests will be given to Vietnam, Thailand or China residents.

These new regulations came into effect in April, said the DEA in a statement last Tuesday.

These Asian countries were allegedly the main consumers of rhino

horn, the DEA claims in the statement. The department further calls on animal rights activists to join hands with government in its efforts to curb rhino poaching in South Africa.

To date, South Africa has lost a total of 262 rhinos to illegal killings for the year and 173 individuals have been arrested in connection with rhino poaching. Currently, Limpopo has the highest number of poached rhinos. At

the time of going to press, a total of 36 killed rhinos have been counted.

The department said South Africa would continue all its efforts locally and internationally to address the ongoing scourge. Hence the amended norms and standards for the marking of rhinos and rhino horns, and for the hunting of rhinos for trophy-hunting purposes, says the DEA in the statement. The amended norms and stand-

ards came into effect on 10 April this year and include, among others, that the applicant must submit certain information to the issuing authority.

This information includes proof of membership of a hunting association in the country of usual residence of the hunting client.

The hunting association must be recognised by the government of residence of the hunting client, while a curriculum vitae indicating the hunter’s experience in his country of residence and proof of previous kinds of experience in the hunting of any African animals must accompany the application.

“These requirements enable the issuing authorities to determine whether the applicant is a bona fide hunter,” said the department’s spokesperson, Mr Albi Modise.

Furthermore, the isPhotographed with members of the church are some of the girls who successfully completed the virginity testing suing authority must programme. also take into consideraBy Elmon Tshikhudo tion whether a country where the horn will be imported to has proper legislation to ensure that the horn or trophy There was excitement in the air as madi of the Revelation Christian Church. programme guided young girls on how will be used for the puryoung girls who had successfully com­ The programme started in 2006 with to grow spiritually until they got married. pose as indicated on the pleted virginity testing were honoured only 16 girls.

He also mentioned that there are qualified permit. during the HIV/Aids Awareness and Famadi said that when he started the medical doctors who assist in testing the Since they have taken Restoration of Virginity Test Celebra­ programme there were objectives he girls in the programme. these new steps, says tion that was held at the Revelation wanted to achieve, such as eliminatOne of the girls who participated in the DEA, the number of Christian Church at Pfananani in the ing the ongoing spread of HIV/Aids, the programme, Prisca Mudivhi, said applications for hunting Mulima area last Saturday. teaching young girls about the word of that she was happy to be part of the rhino has plummeted During the event, 120 girls participated God and also helping to fight teenage programme. “I am turning 24 this year and no further applicain the programme. This kind of event is pregnancy. “I also wanted to help these and feel humble. I appreciate the opportions from consumer held annually and has been taking place young girls to focus on their studies and tunity that the church gave me,” she said. states such as China, in the area for seven consecutive years. their future rather than to become preg- Prisca believes that God made her to be Vietnam and Thailand It was an initiative by Pastor Samuel Fa- nant,” he said. Famadi added that the an example to other people. were received.

In last week´s edition, we reported about the colourful local singer, Pfananani Mphelo, also known as Makhadzi, who will soon perform in California USA. Unfortunately, the report was attacked by unknown gremlins and her surname was not spelt correctly. Limpopo Mirror apologises for the mistake.

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LIMPOPO MIRROR

12 13 July 2012

By Elmon Tshikhudo

Extraordinary honour for businessman Well-known farmer and busi­ nessman Mr Tshianeo Mathidi, who has selflessly contributed to development in Lwamondo, was described as a committed community builder during a special function to acknowl­ edge his contributions.

The function, which was attended by traditional leaders from many parts of Venda, took place at the Tshifulanani Stadium and an award was personally handed over by Vho-Thovhele Toni Mphephu and Ndaedzo Nelwamondo.

Mathidi, who stays in Thohoyandou but operates his businesses in Lwamondo, is obsessed

with traditional dances. He has singlehandedly promoted and supported all forms of traditional dance in Lwamondo. He has also assisted schools in funding school trips and other needs, has helped many churches in the area and is also empowering emerging businesspeople in making their businesses viable.

Mathidi, who serves on many boards and leads farmer organisations like the National Emergent Red Meat Producer Organisation (NERPO) and the African Farmers Association of South Africa (AFASA), does not tire of serving the community. Not long ago, when the Thulamela

Chamber of Business and Industry was formed, he was elected as the president. In presenting his award, Vho Thovhele Ndaedzo Nelwamondo said his village was fortunate to have a person like him as one of the residents. “The award I am now handing over is not going to an ordinary person.

This man has done a lot for this community and we even lack words to thank him for his contributions towards the development of our village.” he said.

In response, Mathidi said the award did not mean that he had done enough and that he should retire, but served as a motivation for him to work even harder.

By Victor Hlungwani

Entertainment

DVD for Madima and the Holy Singers After releasing three albums in the past 12 years, a resident of Thengwe Tshilavulu vil­ lage, Mr Elelwani Madima, and his group, UWS Holy Singers, have released their debut DVD. According to Madima, it took them three months to record the DVD. It was finally released last Friday. The DVD consists of 10 songs selected from their three albums. Madima added that the demand for the DVD was far higher than they could supply, despite the fact that it had only been available for seven days.

While efforts are being made to distribute the DVD country-

Honoured at long last. Humble businessman Tshianeo Mathidi is sandwiched by traditional leaders Vho Thovhele Toni Mphephu and Ndaedzo Nelwamondo during the handing over of the award.

wide, the new release is only available at local music outlets.

Some of the songs which promise to be instant hits with fans include Thi di fhimi (from the album Yesu ndi wanga), Tuwa mbilu yanga (from Muzwali), U khou vhuya (from Muzwali) and Jerusalem (from Yesu ndi wanga). The group was formed in 2000. When asked what has kept the group together for the past 12 years while other groups hardly survive for five years, Madima said that all the group members were Christians whose sole aim was to preach the gospel of God through their music.

All the songs have been composed by Madima, while a wellknown local zwingondo music composer, Mr Peter “Tshigomboza” Tshirovhe, assisted the group with the editing and graphic design of the DVD. The group comprises nine members, namely: Messrs Elelwani Madima, Lawrence Muvhango, MP Netshitavhadulu, Jeminah Mukosi, Florence Manyaga, Shonisani Madima, Tshilidzi Madima and Ndivhuwo Nemaheni. Madima stated that they would be performing live at various concerts during the coming months as part of their promotion of the DVD.

Two funerals for the Maluleke family A horrible accident, which claimed the life of the 19-yearold Walter Maluleke, has left the community of N’wamatatani near Makhado in Limpopo in shock.

Maluleke was killed a few minutes after he was sent by mourners to the main road to wait for a hearse, which was carrying the body of his elder brother from the mortuary. ”

While waiting next to the road, he was hit by a truck,” said police spokesperson Col Mohale Ramatshiba.

The spokesperson of the family, Mr Masenyani Chabalala, said the family was still in deep shock after the accident. “His brother, Richard Maluleke, died last week and they have been struggling to bury him, as no one in the family has a permanent job.

Their father died in a car accident few years ago.

He was the breadwinner and his death left the family destitute,” said Chabalala.

Cllr Adolf Hlungwani said he had already contacted the Makhado Municipality to assist the poverty-stricken family. “The community is very upset about what happened to the Maluleke family,” he added.

By Peter Muthambi

Khavisani Mtombeni (19) laid to rest Pupils of Marholeni High School paid their last respects to one of their own - a 19-yearold pupil, who was allegedly beaten to death by her boy­ friend a week ago.

The emotional funeral of Khavisani Mthombeni took place at Shaminyami village in Njakan-

jaka last Saturday. Mthombeni, a Grade 11 pupil, was allegedly attacked and killed by her boyfriend, Ntsutsheko Baloyi (19), over a cell phone.

He appeared in the Waterval Regional Court last Friday and the case was postponed to 13 July (today).

Baloyi remains in custody as he was denied bail.

Khavisani was depicted by many in the village as somebody who feared God and who did not quarrel with anyone. “She was such a good girl and did not deserve to die like that,” said some of the residents.

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13 July 2012 13

By Frank Mavhungu

Tshakhuma RO United are the Winter champions Tshakhuma RO United were crowned the champions of the Rospa United Winter Challenge last Saturday. They beat the hosts, Rospa United FC, 5-3 in the final of the competition at the Vuwani Mandani grounds.

RO United received R5 000 during the prize-giving ceremony, which was held at the grounds after the final. Apart from the money, RO United also received a soccer kit, gold medals and a floating trophy.

The runners-up, Rospa United, received

R2 500, a soccer kit and silver medals, while the third-placed side, Ra­mukhuba Young Brothers, went home with R1 500 and bronze medals. Phadziri FC, who ended fourth, received R1 000 and a soccer ball.

The top goal scorer, Pfunzo Dzhuguda, of Ramukhuba Young Brothers, received a trophy during the ceremony.

Asivhanzhi Muthubi of Tshakhuma RO United (player of the tournament) and Khuthadzo Mukomafhedzi (keeper of the tournament) also received trophies during the ceremony.

The mayor of the Makhado Municipality, Cllr David Mutavhatsindi, revealed during the ceremony that this municipality will upgrade the Vuwani Mandani grounds during the current financial year.

The managing director of Rospa United, Mr Joseph Mutavhatsindi, also announced that the tournament will become an annual event, with the sponsorship increasing over time.

The tournament’s leading goal scorer, Pfunzo Dzhuguda of Young Brothers, receives his trophy from the mayor of the Makhado Municipality, Cllr David Mutavhatsindi (right), while the managing director of Rospa United, Mr Joseph Mutavhatsindi, looks on.

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The player of the tournament, Asivhanzhi Muthubi of RO United, receives his trophy from the mayor of Makhado Municipality, Cllr David Mutavhatsindi (right). The the managing director of Rospa United, Mr Joseph Mutavhatsindi, The keeper of the tournament, Khu­ looks on. thadzo Mukomafhedzi.

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LIMPOPO MIRROR

14 13 July 2012

By Ndivhuwo Musetha

Mayor Matibe visits residents of Gidjana The new mayor of the Vhembe District Municipality, Cllr Tshitereke Matibe, visited the community of Gidjana, near the Kruger National Park, as part of a fact­finding mission to get information regarding the needs of the community last week.

At the Gidjana/Magona Traditional Authority, the community had the opportunity to raise their concerns about “poor delivery of service in the area”.

Some of the issues raised by the community were lack of housing, rewards for homebased care centres, lack of water, lack of secondary schools and transport, clinics, jobs, youth empowerment and the poor road conditions.

Some even suggested that there should be street lights in the area in order to protect the community from stray animals from the nearby Kruger National Park.

The community also suggested that there should be a tourism development programme as a link to the Kruger Park.

Hosi Nxumalo urged his community to support the municipality. Nxumalo is the chairperson of the House of Traditional Leaders in Vhembe. He warned, however, that the support “will not stay forever if there is no service delivery to the community”.

Thulamela Mayor Cllr Grace Mahosi, who also accompanied Matibe, said that the issue of street lights would be addressed through a pilot project, where all

streets in Vhembe would be provided with lights from solar panels. Mahosi said the municipality would investigate the possibility to start the tourism project.

Matibe said he was happy that the community was able to express their concerns to him, which would help in identifying their needs.

He said the issue of lack of transport for children to school was as a result of a lack of service providers when tenders were issued by the provincial department of transport. On the issue of roads, Matibe said his office would help the community with information that would help them to know who was responsible for which roads, as some must be catered for by the provincial and national government.

He said the department of education would help in the provision of a secondary school.

A temporary arrangement was going to be made by the district municipality to make sure that people received water from boreholes, while the process of drawing water from the Nandoni dam to the community was being finalized.

Old dams in the area would be refurbished in order to make sure Photographed during the visit to the Gidjana area are Vhembe Executive that there was water for Mayor Cllr Tshitereke Matibe, Thulamela Mayor Cllr Grace Mahosi, livestock in the area, Hosi Charles Nxumalo and his father, Kokwani Samuel Nxumalo. said Matibe.

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By Victor Hlungwani

Big Guns to play in Giyani Mayoral Cup The executive mayor of Mo­ pani District Municipality, Cllr Joshua Matlou, has of­ ficially launched the 2012 instalment of the charity cup in style.

The launch was held at Melrose Arch in Johannesburg.

When officially launching the tournament, Matlou said that the move to launch it in Johannesburg was a way of increasing the popularity of the games. “We have decided to come launch this event here in Gauteng, with the purpose of

widening the scope of impact for this tournament beyond the borders of Mopani District and Limpopo.

The tournament will take place at the Giyani Stadium on 29 July 2012. The first game will feature Moroka Swallows against Baobab Zero Fake and the second game will see the tournament’s defending champions, Mamelodi Sundowns, take on Supersport United.

The launch was attended by dignitaries from the Mopani District Municipality, the

president of SAFA Mopani region and representatives from participating teams, Mamelodi Sundowns, Moroka Swallows, Supersport United and Baobab Zero Fake.

Matlou added that without the commitment of the participating teams, the tournament would have not grown to its current stature. “We remain indebted to all the participating teams.

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By Kaizer Nengovhela

Nematshema destroys Sedzanani FC Tshiswenda Masters were too strong for Sed­ half-volley. Botha Nekokwane scored the only goal zanani FC and beat them 2­1 in their Nzhelele of his team after the Tshiswenda keeper missed the Masters League match at the Phadzima grounds ball late in the match, to make the score 2-1. on Sunday.

There was a spirit of commitment from both sides. The Tshiswenda boys controlled proceedings in the middle of the park, but fumbled at the goal finish. They took the lead in the 24th minute. Their strikers, Marubini Nematshema and Livhuwani Mavhunga, initiated some moves in the middle of the park that ended in a goal. Nematshema gave the final touch to the ball. The score was 1-0 at half time. Tshiswenda introduced a defender, Osmos Munaka, at the expense of Takalani Nelwamondo early in the second half.

Sedzanani came close to scoring in the 60th minute, but Mulalo Tshamano shot wide with only keeper Tendani Masala to beat.

Marubini Nematshema complete his brace when he caught keeper Marubuni Nemat­ Botha Nekokwane Boyboy Kutama off- shema, the two­goal waits for the high ball. guard and blasted in a hero of Masters.

By Kaizer Nengovhela

Zamalek FC and Vuvha in 2-all draw Zamalek FC held Vuvha to 2­all draw in their Nzhelele Masters League match at the Phadzima grounds.

Vuvha played entertaining football during the first half, but failed to convert numerous chances into goals.

Pfarelo Nengovhani of Vuvha should have scored in the opening minutes, but his shot hit the cross bar and bounced out of the field of play.

Samson Vhangani of Vuvha scored in the 25th minute.

Zamalek was strong at the far back and their striking force looked good, but they lacked cohesion in the midfield. The balls that threatened the defence of Vuvha were ballooned from behind.

Vuvha scored their second goal in the 69th minute through Samson Vhangani, after the keeper of the opposing team, Tsthinyalani Masikhwa, missed the ball.

Bushy Radzilani of Zamalek combined well with Shumani Rambuda at the forefront. Dominic Phungo scored his team’s first goal in the 76th minute.

Bushy Radzilani caught the Zamalek keeper, Mushe Makhado, off-guard and blasted in a halfvolley from inside the box to equalise.

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LEGALS NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS (SECTION 29) In the Estate of the Late TSHEFHULARO ELI­ AS, Identity number: 5609235732081, who died on 29/06/2012. Masters reference number: 1531/2012.

Creditors and Debtors are hereby called upon to submit their claims and to pay their debts within 30 (thirty) days as from date on this advertisement.

EXECUTOR A N TO N R A M A A N O ATTORNEYS, House no:902, CNR University Road & Mphephu Drive, Oposite Khoroni Hotel / Venda Plaza, P.O. Box 2246, Thohoyandou, 0950, Tel: (015) 962 2232/2236, FAx: (015) 962 5009, Email address: anton@ramaanoattorneys.co.za, REF: AR/KM/ES.078 NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS (SECTION 29) In the Estate of the Late NTHAMBELENI FRE­ DERICK NEMAFHO­ HONI, Identity number: 6202165228087, who died on 20/06/2012. Masters reference number: 1397/2012.

Creditors and Debtors are hereby called upon to submit their claims and to pay their debts within 30 (thirty) days as from date on this advertisement.

EXECUTOR A N TO N R A M A A N O ATTORNEYS, House no:902, CNR University Road & Mphephu Drive, Oposite Khoroni Hotel / Venda Plaza, P.O. Box 2246, Thohoyandou, 0950, Tel: (015) 962 2232/2236, FAx: (015) 962 5009, Email address: anton@ramaanoattorneys.co.za, REF: AR/TM/ES.077 NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS (SECTION 29) In the Estate of the Late THIVHONALI PHIN­ EAS MULAUDZI, Identity number: 5412250504083, who died on 28/06/2012.

Masters reference number: 1549/2012.

Creditors and Debtors are hereby called upon to submit their claims and to pay their debts within 30 (thirty) days as from date on this advertisement.

EXECUTOR ANTON RAMAANO AT­ TORNEYS, House no:902, CNR University Road & Mphephu Drive, Oposite Khoroni Hotel / Venda Plaza, P.O. Box 2246, Thohoyandou, 0950, Tel: (015) 962 2232/2236, FAx: (015) 962 5009, E-mail address:

anton@ramaanoattorneys. co.za, REF: AR/TM/ES.080 NOTICE TO CREDI­ TORS IN DECEASED ESTATE All persons having claims against the undermentioned estate must lodge it with the Executor concerned within 30 days (or as indicated) from date of publication hereof. Estate no: 1444/2012, Master’s Office:Thohoyandou, Surname: Maletsha, Christian Names: Muedi Andries,Date of Birth: 03 March 1944, Identity No: 4403035306085, Last Address: P.O. Box 4231, Vhulaudzi, 0926, Date of Death: 06 June 2012, Christian names and surname of surviving daughter: Livhuwani sylvia Madisha, Date of birth: 07 March 1970, Identity number: 7003071207085.

ADVOCATE MAELE JAC K S O N M U S H A ­ SHA, Old Mutual Building, Room G30, Box 1652, Thohoyandou,0950.

NOTICE TO CREDI­ TORS IN DECEASED ESTATE All persons having claims against the undermentioned estate must lodge it with the Executor concerned within 30 days (or as indicated) from date of publication hereof. Estate no: 1427/2012, Master’s Office:Thohoyandou, Surname: Rasimpi, Christian Names: Nyelisani Phineas,Date of Birth: 12 April 1944, Identity No: 4404125303081, Last Address: P.O. Box 39, Masia, 0944, Limpopo Province, Date of Death: 24 June 2012, Christian names and surname of surviving spouse: Marandela Maria Rasimphi, Date of birth: 06 May 1954, Identity number: 5405060208085.

ADVOCATE MAELE JAC K S O N M U S H A ­ SHA, Old Mutual Building, Room G30, Box 1652, Thohoyandou,0950.

NOTICE TO CREDI­ TORS IN DECEASED ESTATE All persons having claims against the undermentioned estate must lodge it with the Executor concerned within 30 days (or as indicated) from date of publication hereof. Estate no: 1431/2012, Master’s Office:Thohoyandou, Surname: Moshapo, Christian Names: Swele Calvin,Date of Birth: 1928-12-05, Identity No: 2812055202085, Date of Death: 2012-05-28, Married in community of property to Moshapo Sei­ lajwang Rebeccah, Date of birth: 1938-04-14, Identity number: 3804140082084.

RAMAVHALE ATTOR­ NEYS, Office 20, First Floor Limdev, Thohoyandou, P.O. Box 365, Dzanani, 0955, Telefax: (015) 962 6369 NOTICE TO CREDI­ TORS IN DECEASED ESTATE All persons having claims against the undermentioned estate must lodge it with the Executor concerned within 30 days (or as indicated) from date of publication hereof.

Estate no: 367/2011, Master’s Office:Thohoyandou, Surname: Mbulahe­ ni, Christian Names: Thikhathali Samson, Date of Birth: 17-02-1936, Iden-

tity No: 3602175083088, Last Address: Mbaleni Village, Date of Death: 01-02-2011.

Married in community of property, Christian names and surname of surviving spouse: Pandelani Selinah Mbulaheni, Date of birth: 05-02-1952, Identity number: 5202050034088, Name and address of Executor or authorised agent: Richard Mathobo Attorneys 2010 Centre, Block 2d, 18, Next to Phalaphala FM, Thohoyandou Tel: 015 962 0199 LIQUIDATION AND DISTRIBUTION ACCOUNTS IN DECEASED ESTATE LYING FOR INSPECTION In terms of section 35(5) of Act No. 66 of 1965, notice is hereby given that copies of the liquidation and distribution accounts (first and final, unless otherwise stated) in the estates specified below will be open for inspection for all persons interested therein for a period of 21 days from the date specified or from the date of publication hereof, whichever may be later, and at the offices of the Master and Magi­strate as stated. Should no objection thereto be lodged with the Masters concerned during the specified period, the executors will proceed to make payments in accordance with the accounts.

Registration number of estate:740/2012,Surname: MURAVHA, Christian names: NYAWASEDZA ADZIAMBEYI, Identity number: 4907120450087, Last Address: STAND NO:266 TSHITUNGULWANE VILLAGE, D i s t r i c t : V U WA N I .

Married in community of Property: First names and Surname of Surviving spouse:MURAVHA RALATSISANI PHINEAS ,Identity number: 4708165311089, Magistrate’s Office: Vuwani Magistrate, Master’s office: THOHOYANDOU, SIGWAVHULIMU ATTORNEYS Office no 06,First Floor Limdev Building, Thohoyandou Tel: 015 962 1097 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN DECEASED ESTATE OF ADMINISTRATION OF DECEASED ESTATE ACT. In the estate matter of late MATUMBA NNDWELENI JOSEPH, Identity number: 5401016364080, of Khalavha who died on the 02nd day of February 2012. Master’s reference no: 345/2012, Thohoyandou. Notice is hereby given in terms of the above mentioned act that first and final liquidation and distribution account shall be available for inspection at the master’s office and executrix attorney’s office for 30 days from date of this publication.

Dated at Thohoyandou on this the 09 th day of July 2012.

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Scheme of 2009, Louis Trichardt Town Plan­ ning I, Tambani Elvis Matumba, being the authorised agent of the owner of the property mentioned below, hereby give notice that I have applied in terms of clause 21 of the Makhado Land use scheme, 2009 for the written consent to utilise part of the dwelling unit situated on Erf 3253 for the purpose of Dwelling Office. The current zoning of the property is “ Residential 1 “ with dwelling office as secondary rights.

Any person/ representative having an objectionmust object in writing to both the Makhado Municipal Mananger to Private Bag X2596, Makhado, 0920 and the applicant not later 2012-08-08.

Particulars of Applicant Name: Tambani Elvis Matumba, Address: Tambani Matumba Attorneys 117 Krogh Street, Makhado, Tel: 0155166411, Fax: 0155166429

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Vacancies FEMALE CLERK Requirements: • Basic office work • Computer literate and be able to type 35 letters per minute. • Basic knowledge of cars and parts. • Grade 12 compulsory • Speak and understand English well • Be able to work under pressure.

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LIMPOPO MIRROR

16 13 July 2012

By Linda van der Westhuizen

Champions open academy with Vusi In an exciting turn of events, Champions Academy is now opening a soccer academy that aims to develop national soccer stars.

Their soccer coach is former Black Leopards player Vusi Kharivhe.

“The soccer academy will run parallel to the high standard academic programme of Champions. Every July, we will host a soccer clinic in conjunction with an academic winter school. As from next year, we will provide hostel facilities to house all young aspiring soccer players from afar,” said the principal of Champions, Ms Sonja Prinsloo.

The development of soccer players from a very tender age is near to the heart of Kharivhe. “At a young age, the player does not have to unlearn wrong techniques but can learn correctly from the start,” Kharivhe said. It is also in line with certain aims of the 2010 FIFA World Cup Legacy Trust Fund that became operative in April this year.

Kharivhe (33) was born in Gogobole village and started playing soccer at the age of six. He played in the Vodacom League in Thohoyandou at the age of 18. Three years later, in 2000, Vusi was selected by Free state Stars, and from 2001 to 2006 he played for Black Leopards. “Playing in front of my family and community was so rewarding. Under Gavin Hunt, who is currently with Supersport, as well as other coaches, I made my mark with Black Leopards. They made me from a rural boy into a soccer name. I will always be a fan of Black Leopards and would one day like to be their coach,” said Vusi, who used to

be a middlefielder-cum-striker.

He also played for Nathi Lions in Durban and FCAK (first division) in Johannesburg, before his professional soccer career was abruptly ended by a car accident in 2009. Recovery was long. “But when I received Jesus Christ into my heart, everything opened up and is now coming together. For those with the perception that there is no life after soccer, I want to say that I am now back where I belong. Education and developing young children are the best. I have big dreams for these boys,” Vusi said, who joined Champions Academy in May this year.

“I can see this is going somewhere. At first we will develop a strong team for the school. The soccer development at Champion’s Academy is a long-term process. We want to do great things for soccer in this region,” said the school’s sports manager, Mr Maxwell Ndebele.

“Eventually, we will select those players who are excelling to go for trials to be scouted and developed as soccer stars. It is not only about those who play soccer, however. Some drills will be for everyone and soccer will open up the other sporting codes,” Kharivhe said.

The moment Kharivhe starts with the boys attending the winter soccer clinic, it is like opening up another world. His professional experience, superior knowledge and skills, love for the children and a true coach’s pursuit of excellence transform the children in the mind’s eye into excelling players with full soccer kit and the dusty field into a green expanse. One instinctively knows this picture will become a reality.

“I am here to learn new skills and to grow up as a super soccer star. I come every afternoon in the term and want to come on Saturdays too. So far, I have learnt to control the ball,” said Andani Thovhokale (13) of Champions Academy.

Children from other schools may also attend the winter holiday clinic. Matodzi Rapholo is a learner of Louis Trichardt High School, where he Young players learn to control the ball at a winter soccer clinic at plays rugby. “I come Champions Academy that recently opened a soccer academy with for the soccer clinic Vusi Kharivhe. In the front is Thando Khunyisa (7), concentrating because of Vusi and really hard. to keep fit,” Matodzi said.

Some of the boys attending the winter soccer clinic at Champions Academy surround their coach, former Black Leopards player Vusi Kharivhe. At the back, from left, are Mr Maxwell Ndebele, the school´s sport manager, and Ms Sonja Prinsloo, the principal of the school.

Notice

Public Works to hold EPWP summit The MEC for Public Works, Ms Thabitha Mohlala, will address the provincial expanded public works programme (EPWP) two-day summit in Polokwane this week.

The summit is aimed at con-

vening all the stakeholders to review progress on Phase II of the implementation of the EPWP, discuss challenges in the implementation of the EPWP and the way forward. It also aims to ensure that municipali-

ties participate in all sectors of the EPWP and promote EPWP policy, said Ms Nthabiseng Boya, spokesperson for the Department of Public Works. The summit will take place in the St Marco Hall in Polokwane.

“Education is the key to success,” said acting Makhado Mayor Cllr Tebogo Mamorobela. She was the guest speaker during the official closure of Soutpansberg West winter school last Friday. The event was sponsored by the Bruzar group and took place at Sinthumule High. About 700 pupils attended the winter school. In our photo, the MD of the Bruzar group, Mr Rudzani Mamphaga, is surrounded by pupils.

Photographed during the closure of the winter school are, from left to right, Azwi Mamphaga (Bruzar’s operational manager), Phuthi Ramarope (co-ordinator of the winter school), Mulweli Magulubela, George Mathivha and Cllr Tebogo Mamorobela.

Entertainment

New Gospel CD The Limpopo-based popular gospel singer, Asnath Mulaudzi, has come back with yet an­ other hot album, Rifhe Maanda, which means “Give us strength”.

The album was released recently and, according to the artist and testimony by radio stations’ airplay, has earned her national status as a musician.

The album has hit tracks such as Mulisa wa ndele and Rifhe maanda. In Rifhe maanda, she implores God to grant humankind strength to overcome difficulties and requests courage to stay strong in times of hardship. “It’s amazing that people still like my previous album, Miblu Yanga, and they say Rifhe Maanda is as good,” says the Lwamondoborn singer.

Asnath (40) is a musician who refused to give up after her first attempt as a recording artist around 2009 could not penetrate the market, mainly because of the poor sound quality. She only succeeded because she tried again with confidence and became well known out there with her previous album.

Asnath Mulaudzi.

Today, this singer excels in the gospel genre that she has earned herself a place among people such as Mercy Rambevha, Winnie Mashaba and Rebecca Malope.

Like all the singers mentioned here, Asnath’s strength as a musician lies in the quality of her voice.

Previously, she told fans and readers that she wouldn’t lose focus and stop singing even though people were pirating her music outrageously.

Today, however, she says the venom of piracy is burning her lips and vocal cords, so that she even thinks of quitting singing. “I don’t know what else to say now,” A delegation from the Tshilidzini Uniting Reformed Church she complains. “It seems recently arrived back from a study visit to Germany. The group of like the police are doing 15 comprised representatives from the different ministries in the less to minimise the church and visited the mother church in Hamburg. The leader of spread of piracy, and we the delegation, Rev Anderson Maqwira, said the group also visited musicians are suffering several places of historical significance. The group spent nine days in Germany. Here the group is seen at the church´s headquarters in as a result.”

Hamburg.

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By Frank Mavhungu

Darkies out of Mulindavhathu Challenge The Dolphins FC have booked a place in the knock-out stage of the Mulindavhathu Soc­ cer Challenge, by beating Khubvi Dangerous Darkies 3-1 at the Khubvi Benjies grounds on Sunday.

Darkies controlled the game from the onset, but silly mistakes by their defenders cost them the game. Darkies’ dribbling wizard, Avhatakali Tshivhase, squandered an obvious chance in the 14th minute. He received a neat pass from Simon Nkhumeleni and beat the Dolphins sweeper, Matodzi Nemudzivhadi, with pace, only to shoot wide from close range. Realising that it was difficult for them to penetrate through the defence of Darkies, Dolphins relied on counter-attacks. It worked for them as they managed to score a goal before the end of the first half. Their Rastafarian striker, Aluwani Manenzhe, scored with a header after a corner kick

by Tshililo Phosa.

Darkies continued to enjoy ball possession, with Dolphins taking their time to study their opponents’ moves. In the 64th minute, Dolphins did it again.

This time Rendani Phalanndwa finished off a square pass from Fhatuwani Mavhungu.

The Dolphins were reduced to 10 men in the 67th minute. Tshisikhawe Thomani kicked an opAvhatakali Tshivhase of Darkies hooks the ball while Ndamulelo Mugadi of Dolphins is on his ponent below the belt and he received his marching orders. heels.

Silverware for Roses United Roses United from the Free State are the 2012 Vodacom League champions, after defeating Milano United from the Western Cape by 4-2 on penalties, in a tense final played at the Seshego Stadium in Polokwane on Sunday.

The match finished goalless after 90 minutes. With both sides having already clinched automatic promotion to the National First Division by virtue of winning their respective groups, the grand finale was always going to be a closely contested affair.

It took two excellent saves from the goalkeeper and player of the tournament, William Mothokoa of Roses United, to deny Shaun Daniels and Shamiel Philander in the shoot-out, to ensure the trophy will reside in Bloemfontein for the next 12 months. On the other hand, Milano can return to Cape Town with their heads held high to plan for new life in the NFD next season.

“I cannot properly express how proud I am of my boys. At the beginning of the season, we drafted a three-year plan for promotion and we have achieved it. Credit must go to everyone involved with this club for their unified commitment to reaching our common goal,” said former Bafana Bafana international John Tlale, who is the coach of Roses

United. “Congratulations to the newly crowned Vodacom League champions. You have shown yourselves to be worthy winners and we wish you well in your endeavours in the NFD next season,” said Vodacom’s regional marketing manager, Ishmael Hlomane.

With the expiry of Vodacom’s sponsorship agreement from next season onwards, Safa will be assuming full responsibility of the running of the league. “As we reach the end of this road, a new path opens up for the future and we would like to wish Safa all the best going forward,” added Hlomane.

Safa President Kirsten Nematandani paid tribute to Vodacom’s role in establishing the league as a vital component within the structures of South African football.

“We appreciate the invaluable support and co-operation we have received from Vodacom during their sponsorship of this league.

We are confident in our ability to maintain the high standards set over the course of our partnership,” said Nematandani.

The coach of the tournament is Mr Theo Hempe of Milano United, while Yusuf Abrahams (Milano United) was the top goal scorer, with 4 goals. - SAFA media

By Elmon Tshikhudo

Mannya to lead agriculture

At the helm: newly appointed HOD in the Department of Agriculture, Mr Kgadima Mannya.

Fhatuwani Mavhungu of Dolphins controls the ball after winning it from Thinandavha Munyai.

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The Limpopo depart­ ment of agriculture (LDA), which has been operating without a head of department after Prof Edward Ne­ samvuni left the de­ partment in April, has filled the vacant post

Dolphins managed to score a third goal, despite all the odds. Daniel Radzivhoni found the net, following a scramble within the box.

Darkies scored their solitary goal via Avhatakali Tshivhase. He scored with a bicycle kick.

Darkies lost their midfielder, Tinyiko Manganye, through a red card in the 78th minute. He kicked an opponent intentionally.

with the appointment of Mr Kgadima Culling­ worth Mortimer Mannya.

Mannya has been acting HOD for the department since April. Nesamvuni left the LDA in April to pursue a career at the University of Limpopo.

Mannya received his Masters of Science Degree from Cranfield Institute of Technology in the United Kingdom, He has vast agricultural experience and has also served as principal of the Tompi Seleka Agricultural College.

He has also been a soil science lecturer at the University of Limpopo and worked as a professional scientist in the department of agriculture of the former Lebowa homeland.

Limpopo’s MEC for Agriculture, Mr Jacob Marule, said the appointment would contribute towards better service to the farmers in the region.

“With his 17 years of experience in the department, he will continue to work with his senior management and staff as a team, to deliver the mandate of the department and to offer support to our farmers,” remarked the MEC.

Golden Arrows and Power Rangers in Mayoral Cup clash The last 32 match­ es of the Mulondoli Life Style Centre and Vhembe Mayoral Challenge will be played at four venues tomorrow (Saturday).

The match that is expected to draw a huge number of spectators will be between Matanda Golden Arrows and Lombard Power Rangers. It will be staged at the Tshifulanani Stadium, starting at 11:00.

Makhitha Oscar Stars will play against United Artists at the same venue at 09:00, while one of the hot favourites of the tournament, Tshakhuma RO United, will entertain Western Stars, starting at 13:00.

Muthelo FC will entertain Mailaskop Pull Together at the same venue later in the afternoon.

The other fixtures are: Malamulele Stadium: Mbokota FC vs Tshifudi XI Experience, Malamulele FC vs Makovha All Stars, Gwamasenga United Brothers vs Madombidzha Arsenal and Wayeni Sea Robbers vs Tshiovhani Airline.

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