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Massive damage was caused when the whole roof caved in after being burnt by a fire. Dr Mmbadi is seen trying to figure out the damage caused by the fire, while youths are trying to clean up the debris. Nearly R300 000 worth of damage was caused by the fire. Maungani village outside Thohoyandou has been one of the first mission stations in Vhembe where people were introduced to Christianity. Despite all this, the area always has shocking and surprising mysteries. Several incidents of witchcraft have been reported in the area in recent years. There is another shocking trend in the village. Three churches have been burnt down so far, and in all instances no one has been arrested in connection with the incidents. First to be burnt down was the March of Faith Church, followed by the Lutheran Church in 2010. The latest casualty is the Emmanuel Assembly under the leadership of well-known pastor Dr Edward Mmbadi. The church burnt down during the late hours of Saturday evening. This has left the community in shock, wondering

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who could be behind all the fires or the reasons for them. Mmbadi, who heads the more than 400-strong church in the area, said he had just returned from a crusade in a neighbouring village when he received a call from neighbours, informing him that the church was on fire. Mmbadi, who heads a programme known as Iron Sharpens Iron (ISI), which aims to empower pastors from different churches in Limpopo, said he rushed to the church. “It was about midnight and I found that the flames had already devoured the whole church. I called the police and the firefighters, but it was too late and the fire had destroyed the whole church.” Damage is estimated at nearly R300 000 as 400 chairs, a big tent and almost everything in the church were completely destroyed. Mmbadi

said they were thankful that one tent was left at the village where they had had their crusade. Last Sunday’s service was held in the tent. In an interview, Mmbadi said as a man of God he would not speculate on who could be behind the fire. ‘’I do not think I have enemies here. We are united as churches here and I chair the Maungani Pastors Forum, which has brought unity and development in churches and the community.” According to him, “this is the work of Satan and evil spirits. The Bible says we are not fighting a physical battle, but one of the spirits in the air. This gives us hope that we will overcome the forces of darkness.” In the afternoon, pastors from all over Limpopo who had come for the ISI programme, prayed together with Mmbadi and many pledges were

made. More than R15 000 has already been raised and, according to Mmbadi, they hope to put up a steel structure before the end of the year. “We are thankful for all the support we are getting from the community and fellow pastors. The devil will never triumph against our God, “he said. Pastor Rabbi Mutengwe, a youth leader in the area, said it was a puzzle that churches were being burnt one after another. “We have more questions than answers, but we are sure this is the work of Satan. Who else can fight God, if not the forces of darkness?’’ he said. Thohoyandou police spokesperson Const Avhafarei Tshiovhe said that they had opened an arson case. “The cause of the fire is not known at this stage, but our investigations are continuing,’’ said Tshiovhe.

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2 20 July 2012 Tshifhiwa Mukwevho

Power struggle between councillor and Sanco The Valdezia-Mambedi Sanco and Ward 15’s councillor, Sipho Masuka, are embroiled in a bitter controversy over who is the rightful person or body to address issues regarding community service delivery for residents of ValdeziaMambedi with the Makhado Municipality. This, according to Sanco’s leadership, came about after Cllr Masuka had failed to address the main concerns at Valdezia-Mambedi, such as the electrification of some parts of the area, the lack of water, the need for government-supported povertyalleviation projects and the upgrading of living conditions. The problem resurfaced last week when Cllr Masuka confiscated the official stamp of the Valdezia-Mambedi Community Authority and handed it

over to the SAPS at Waterval, indicating that it shouldn’t be returned to the Valdezia-Mambedi Community Authority offices until those responsible for increasing fees availed themselves. This came after some residents had complained to Cllr Masuka that fees are disproportionate, at R50 and R60 per form, while in other areas the normal fees are set at R20. So, on Thursday morning last week, residents gathered at the Valdezia clinic’s grounds, where the Valdezia-Mambedi Community Authority offices are housed, to demand a refund of the monies they feel they shouldn’t have paid. Some residents also complained that they were not given receipts when they applied for proof of residence letters and other related services. “I first spoke with the office ad-

Cllr Sipho Masuka (seated) is seen in the photo, issuing proof of residence letters, where he uses his councillor stamp for authenticity. He says this is done temporarily until the municipality employs permanent officials to do so.

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ministrator, Mr Joel Chabalala, a couple of days ago, but he was uncooperative,” Cllr Masuka said. “Then I had no choice but to confiscate the official stamp, so that whoever is responsible for hiking up the service fees might show up. People need their money back. They even wanted to take the law into their own hands, but I stopped them by collecting all available receipts and (compiling a) list of concerned individuals, promising to attend to the matter with urgency.” Again, residents who were around said that service fees were being increased annually without proper consultation with community members for communal resolution. Millicent Mulaudzi, a resident in Valdezia, failed to get a job in the new complex construction in Elim because she didn’t have sufficient money for two proof-of-residence letters. “I failed because I was late in submitting all the documents since it was already late by the time I got the money,” she said. Meanwhile, Sanco countered Cllr Masuka’s allegations by saying people had to pay R50 because residents of Valdezia-Mambedi were no longer paying levies. “Cllr Masuka is using ignorant community members to fight Sanco,” said Sanco chairperson Mr Reggie Maluleke. “The ValdeziaMambedi Community Authority administrator, Joel Chabalala, happens to be a member of Sanco and this is the reason why Masuka is targeting the office.” Sanco added that they didn’t understand how Cllr Masuka worked, since he did not seem to consider the ward demarcation within Valdezia-Mambedi. Some parts of Valdezia-Mambedi either fall under ward 15 or 28 respectively. Cllr Masuka, according to Sanco, confuses residents who fall in Ward 28 of Cllr Alpheus Mbadi by inviting them to his meetings. Maluleke said that Sanco had invited Cllr Masuka on many occasions when they wanted to address concerns of the residents, but Masuka had just ignored them. They also accuse Masuka for practising nepotism during the selection of people who were to work on the Valdezia pipeline project. “I only assist in making recommendations to the ward committee and the Block Leaders when there are work projects,” said Cllr Masuka on Monday. “I practice no nepotism. The crew claiming to be Sanco are loose cannons who represent their jackets and not the people of my ward. There’s no Sanco in Valdezia.” The spokesperson for the Makhado Municipality, Mr Louis Bobodi, said he didn’t know anything about what was happening in Valdezia. However, Mr Bobodi said he would enquire with the relevant department within the municipality to see how this issue could be addressed.

All systems go for Makhado Show It’s all systems go for the Makhado Annual Show 2012, which takes place from 26 to 28 July. According to Makoya Multi Media, the organizers of the show, progress has been made and a lot has been taken into consideration with respect to making sure that the show becomes a family event with lots of entertainment for all. For the young at heart there are activities like the merry go-round, big swing, big wheel, flying horses, tilt-a-world, tornado, motorbikes, hally galley, bumper cars, car drifting (magusheshe) and many more. “Makoya Multi Media has made a huge run in terms of making sure that the event is of the highest standard,” said Makoya’s MD Mr Hangwe Netshifhefhe. “This year’s event is crafted to create a platform for both entrepreneurs and the roleplayers of this

town to come together and make this economy a viable tool,” he said. Among the exhibitors are government institutions - such as the premier’s office, Limdev, the Dept of Agriculture, Limpopo Tourism, the Vhembe District Municipality - and many more. The list also includes exhibitors from the private sector. Netshifhefhe said that 2012’s show was going to be a memorable event. “The show, among others, will feature a ‘thunderous’ grand opening march, which will begin at the municipal parking lot, where the mayor, Cllr David Mutavhatsindi, will be escorted by the SAPS brass band and drum majorettes into Krogh Street, down to the information centre.” The list of artists includes international and local artists such as of Nick Holder, Donald, Colbert Mukwevho, Malondolo, Mizo and Cornerstone.

By Isabel Venter

“I killed him in self-defence” An ex-policeman, accused of killing a close relative, pleaded not guilty in the Louis Trichardt Regional Court this week, arguing selfdefence. The 33-year-old Famanda Voster Nemahuchu appeared on Monday. He was arrested in April 2010 after allegedly shooting a relative, Mr Johannes Risimati Mabunda, four times with his service pistol. At the time, Nemahuchu was attached to the Hlanganani police station. According to information provided, he was drinking at a nearby tavern in the village when Mabunda provoked him. Mabunda apparently followed Nemahuchu home, where he threatened to stab him with a broken bear bottle. It was at this stage that Nemahuchu opened fire on Mabunda. During his court appearance on Monday, Nemahuchu argued that he had acted in self-defence.

“My father tried to intervene. However, he pushed my father, who fell down. He then smashed an empty beer bottle and charged towards me. He tried to hit me, but I blocked with my hands; however, he continued attacking me,” stated Nemahuchu in his plea document. “I then took out my service pistol from my waist, and fired several warning shots. He, however, was not scared ... and he tried to grab my hand which had held the firearm and shots (which I could not count) went off, while we were battling for the firearm. I realised that one shot had hit him. It all happened in a spur of a moment and there was no time to appreciate the consequences of my actions let alone to act in appreciation of such action consequences (sic),” reads Nemahuchu’s statement. The case was postponed until 10 September, when his trial will begin.

By Kaizer Nengovhela

Bail for controversial doctor The controversial Limpopo doctor, Justice Mulaudzi (41), appeared in the Makhado Magistrate’s Court on Monday, where he was granted bail of R2 000. Mulaudzi was arrested last Friday by the Makhado SAPS on another rape charge. He had allegedly raped a 25-year-old female on the 26th of June at Makhado. The case was postponed to 20 August for further investigation. He was represented by

Attorney Desmond Mphaphuli. On 10 July he appeared in a separate case in the Sibasa Regional Court for allegedly raping a 21-year-old patient. The court postponed the case and the trial is expected to last from 10 to 12 September. Mulaudzi was arrested in October last year after a patient claimed that he had raped her during a consultation at a surgery at Ha-Makhuvha.

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NOMINATIONS AND ELECTION OF WARD COMMITTEE MEMBERS FOR WARD 21 RESIDENTS OF TSHIKOTA TOWNSHIP ONLY The office would like to inform you that, after having considered all submissions regarding the finalization of additional (3) members of ward committee of ward 21, we have resolved to re-run the whole process. This involves the nomination processes. The above processes will unfold as follows: NOMINATION PROCESS Date: 7 August 2012 Time: 16h00 - 18h00 Venue: Tshikota Town Hall ELECTION PROCESS Date: 14 August 2012 Time: 16h00 - 18h00 Venue: Tshikota Town Hall Civic Centre 83 Krogh Street Makhado

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IDP REPRESENTATIVE FORUM MEETING: 03 AUGUST 2012 Notice is hereby given in terms of section 28 (2) of the Municipal Systems Act 32 of 2000 which provides that the municipality must through appropriate mechanisms, processes and procedures established in terms of Chapter 4, consult the local community before adopting the IDP process plan. As such, the public is herewith informed that the Municipality will convene an IDP Representative Forum meeting scheduled to take place on FRIDAY, 03RD AUGUST 2012 at 10H00 at the Makhado Showground Hall. The purpose of the meeting will be to consider the draft IDP Process Plan prior to tabling before Council for final approval. All Councillors, three members from each Ward Committee, Traditional Councils, Organized Businesses, Mining Sector, Parastatals, Agricultural sector, Tourism sector, Sanco, Community Development Officers, NGOs, Ratepayers Associations, Chairpersons Associations, Provincial Sector Departments and representatives of any interested groups are invited to participate at the aforementioned meeting. All enquiries can be directed to the Director Development Planning or the IDP Manager at telephone number 015 519 3000. Civic Centre 83 Krogh Street Makhado Notice No: 103/2012 File No: 12/2 and 15/7/1

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By Linda van der Westhuizen

Catastrophy narrowly averted at gas plant in Makhado phoned the local fire station. “After half an hour, no one had been sent out. I was told that the fire truck had been sent to an accident in Madombidzha. I drove to the fire station, and 500m away from the station the large fire truck had broken down,” Cllr Jooma said. It appeared that the other large fire truck was in for repairs and that the smaller fire trucks had no water. A working fire truck eventually arrived and the fire was finally brought under control. By that time, the fire had already reached Total Gaz’s fence. Fortunately, fire breaks were in place. On Tuesday, Ms Sana Nakubasena, an order clerk at Total

Gaz, said that she was not aware of a fire, since the security officer who had worked during the weekend was off duty. The owner of RET Scrap Metal, Mr Derick Opperman, also said that he was not aware of the fire. Mr Ferdie Venter, also from RET, however, said that he had been at the premises on Sunday. “By then it was not burning. I have no idea how the fire started,” Venter said. “The fire at the scrapyard could have been a huge catastrophe, taking into account the nature of the surrounding industries. To me it seemed to have started like a veldfire. There was no fire break on the scrap metal side. Fortu-

nately, Total Gaz had fire breaks. It is imperative that we have all our fire trucks in working order. We will take this matter up with the provincial legislature,” Cllr Zooma said. Two other fires occurred in the same area over the weekend. The Makhado fire chief, Mr Jack Ramalatso, said on Tuesday that they had requested and received a major pumper from another station and thus had an 8000-litre fire truck available. Their one major fire truck is in Johannesburg for repairs, which will take another two months and the other one will have a new clutch installed this week. They are dependent on municipal water.

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A possible catastrophe was averted on Saturday at a gas plant in the industrial area of Makhado (Louis Trichardt) when firefighters and bystanders barely managed to put out a runaway fire just in time. The blaze started at about around 19:00 on the premises of an adjacent scrapyard, RET Scrap Metal, in Industria Street. In Unika Street, employees of the Hapinas timber industry spotted the fire and alerted their employer. They immediately started to douse the fire to prevent it from spreading to their own premises, as well as the Total Gas depot. DA Councillor Zaheera Jooma was contacted, who in turn

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A fire that started on the premises of RET Scrap Metal “could have been a huge catastrophe”, A fire that razed on the premises of a scrapmetal dealer in Industria Street on Saturday night said DA Cllr Zaheera Jooma.The reason is that was extinguished by the employees of a neighbouring timber business. On Monday, only a little the neighbouring businesses include timber and gas industries. smoke could be seen.

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4 20 July 2012 By Peter Muthambi

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Mother and daughter killed in blazing fire Sangoma’s murder case postponed again The residents of Maname-Paradise in Nzhelele are still recovering after Ms Joyce Mashimbyi (39) and her daughter, Rinae Sithulame (5), were killed in a fire last Sunday night. Mashimyi's 10-year-old son, Frans Sithulame, survived the incident. He is recovering from severe burns in the Siloam Hospital. According to reports, members of the community tried to save Mashimbyi and her daughter, but the two had already Ms Joyce Mashimbyi. burned to ashes.

The three were sleeping in their one roomed-mud house when the incident happened. The cause of the fire is still not known. Mphephu police spokesperson W/O Lazarus Netshidzati said that the police had opened an inquest docket, following the incident. "Members of the community alerted us about the burning house, and when we got there, the two victims had already burned to death. We had to collect their remains for forensic investigation," Netshidzati said. He added that the police were still busy investigating the cause of the fire. Maname-Paradise falls within the jurisdiction of the Makhado Municipality. Meanwhile, municipal spokesperson Louis Bobodi said that the municipality had donated food parcels and disaster relief tents to the affected family. He added that the municipality was currently liaising with other stakeholders for assistance in this regard. The family is experiencing financial constraints to bury their loved ones. Anyone who can assist the famW/O Lazarus Netshidzati was photographed next to a one-roomed mud ily can contact Cllr house at Maname-Paradise, where a mother and her daughter died in Mbulaheni Magada at a fire. 072 581 2431.

The case against a sangoma and his five co-accused, who were arrested for allegedly chopping and killing Mr Philip Bendzani of Ha-Mutonga village in the Elim area in May this year, was postponed again. The sangoma, Mr Frans Madzive (54), and Messrs Rudzani Shadrack Malange (21), Meshack Mkhwanadzi (20), Lesley Meshack Malange (21), Reynie Abraal (31) and David Mnisi (27) appeared before the Louis Trichardt District Court on Tuesday. The

six are facing charges of murder after they had allegedly killed Bendzani before setting his body alight. They are accused of removing the victim's pubic hair and testicles. The incident occurred at Sweet Waters next to the Munuzwu Newco Farm. Apparently the accused's lawyer, Mr Desmond Mphaphuli, is no longer representing the men. The accused are now waiting for a legal representative from the Legal Frans Madzive (54), a Aid Board. sangoma.

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Threatening cobra killed at last European Commission to fund new migrant shelter The Netshivhumbe family of Maun- experienced snake catcher, who argani, who have been spending rived the following day. sleepless nights and been tormented The snake catcher, Chiliboy by a dangerous cobra for several Rathando, did not waste time as he years, can now sleep in peace. The dug a hole and located the snake. “The 1,5m-long cobra was finally killed angry snake was spitting venom and on Sunday morning. tried to get away, but Chiliboy was The cobra had made the owners of too good for him. I have never seen the house prisoners in their own yard. such a big snake. We are fortunate “The snake has been threatening us that it did not harm anybody over for about five years and every time the years.” we made plans to kill it, it kept on eluding us. We would see it basking in the sun, but as soon as it noticed us, it would disappear, not to be seen for days,” said Ms Annah Netshivhumbe, the owner of the house. She said the snake had made an old disused toilet pit its home for many years. “We have a new toilet next to the old one, but we feared using the new one as we feared it would strike at any time. There was nothing we could do. We tried different plans, but the snake seemed to be one step ahead of us, as it kept resurfacing at other spots in the yard. The last straw was on Saturday when one of my sons wanted to use the toilet and found the huge snake next to the door of the toilet,” she said. Snake catcher Chiliboy Rathando measures the She said that they length of the dead snake while family members then decided to call an watch.

The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) launched a project to build and upgrade two shelters for up to 120 unaccompanied minors and 50 women migrants at Musina on Friday. The R4m project, which is funded by the European Commission and the United Nations Development Programme, will target vulnerable, stranded migrants at Musina. It is located about 20 km from the Zimbabwean border. Musina is the main point of entry into South Africa for Zimbabwean migrants. The Acting Chief of Mission at IOM South Africa, Dr Erick Ventura, and Mayor Carol Phiri of Musina jointly did the sod turning to mark the beginning of the construction of the massive project. Ventura said the project would include the upgrading of the accommodation, living and dining areas, the building of kitchens and installation of water and sanitation. “We will also build security walls and supply furniture, including beds with mosquito nets.” He said the new accommodation would improve living conditions for women and unaccompanied minors who had previously endured difficult living conditions. “Many of the children have left their families at home or lost contact with them on the journey to the border. Minors are particularly a vulnerable group, because they arrive in a foreign country without their parents. The majority has fled difficult and dramatic living conditions and some have even experienced the loss of family along the way. These children have the right to special protection.” He said that, for a long time, unaccompanied minors, abused migrant women, and vulnerable migrants had endured humiliating living conditions in Musina. “By improving the shelters and offering return assistance to those in need, we can restore some of their dignity and basic human rights.” He added that through the project, IOM will

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Mphephu salutes true champion of charity “Promote economic opportunities” Thovhele Toni Mphephu-Ramabulana has hailed Pastor Petrus Mamuhohi as a true champion of charity. He saluted Mamuhohi during the official launching of Champion of Charity, a non-profit organisation that was launched at the Makhado Multi-Purpose Centre in Nzhelele on Saturday. Champion of Charity is a social responsibility initiative of Mamuhohi, a pastor of Good News Discipling Church, the president of Destiny Word School of God’s Current Move and a gospel artist. In his address, MphephuRamabulana said he was touched to see that the man who had grown up in a poverty-stricken background had dedicated his life to helping the needy. “When

I grew up, we used to see this man walking around the streets of Ha-Mamuhohi, carrying a Bible, while dressed in torn clothes. It might sound like an insult, but one could easily see that the man was badly affected by poverty.” According to Mphephu-Ramabulana, it was amazing to see that the same man was now committing his life to helping the needy. “One would think that this man would be stingy and use his money for himself and his family, but he is not doing that,” said Mphephu Ramabulana. Matibe urged the community to take the initiative by helping the needy instead of waiting for someone to act. Champion of Charity started some years ago, when Mamuhohi used his own money to support

needy students. Tendani Phaswana, one of the people who benefited from Mamuhohi’s generosity, told the gathering that she was now a qualified social worker, who was studying for a master’s degree. Currently, fifteen students are getting assistance from Champion of Charity. The organisation provides student support, small-business support, housing to the poor, youth empowerment, family empowerment, disaster management and also conducts societal research campaigns. During the launch, TTR Construction pledged R150 000 to the charity, while individual people pledged a total of R40 000. Maumuhohi said he was moved by the support he was getting from the community.

Photographed during the event are, from left to right, Thovhele Toni Mphephu-Ramabulana, Pastor Petrus Mamuhohi, Vhembe Executive Mayor Cllr Tshitereke Matibe, Makhado Mayor David Mutavhatsindi and Vhembe Speaker Cllr Claudine Fungheni.

Fourth new Midas Store for Boyd family!

Mr George Boyd, managing director of the group of Midas franchises in Makhado (Louis Trichardt), Elim and Nzhelele.

Since the opening of the Nzhelele Midas in 2008, Mr Samuel Ntshauba (middle) of Nzhele Funeral Undertakers has been a loyal client. Pictured with him are assistant Midas manager Mr Joseph Tshinanga (left) and the branch manager of Elim and Nzehele Midas, Mr Jacques Becker (right).

Midas will oﬃcially open a second branch in Makhado (Louis Trichardt) on Saturday, July 21.

Quality products ensure a happy client. Mrs Koba Levine bought this Midas battery seven years ago from Midas in Makhado (Louis Trichardt) and although the battery is still working, she thought it a good idea to change it.

The Boyd-family’s relationship with the Midas brand stretches back to the early 1980s, with Mr George Boyd being one of the ﬁrst people to open a franchise. Many residents will remember his old store in Krogh Street, where the previous Nedbank branch was situated.

The mayor of the Mutale local municipality, ties that during the last financial year, we had Cllr Josephine Mukwevho, has urged com- electrified 27 rural villages and the contractors munities to help promote economic opportuni- are on site to finalise the remaining villages, such ties such as tourism, agriculture, mining and as Thahari and Tshirunzini. manufacturing. “We saluted the two pupils of Thenwe High, “We need to promote and use the economic Vhuhwavho Matibe and Zwivhuya Netshisaulu, potential of such endeavours to our advantage. for their astonishing matric results last year. We Mutale area must help fight the scourge of pov- also congratulated the principal of Thengwe erty, hunger and unemployment that is hindering High, Mr Nkhangweni Nemudzivhadi, who won rural communities,” said Mukwevho. the Kader Asmal Leadership Excellence Award,” She was speaking during the State-of-the- she added. Municipality Address (SOMA) in the Mutale Khosi Vho-Avhashoni Netshidongololwe, town hall last Thursday. She emphasised that the representing the traditional leadership, welcomed Mutale area deserved to be recognised and re- the R82 million budget tabelled by Mukwevho, corded in the history books of the liberation of the adding that it was another way to help ease the country as most of the prominent freedom fighters delivery of better services to the communities. found refuge in the different villages of Mutale. “We as traditional leadership of Mutale area “We declared the last financial year the year of expect better services to be delivered to our job creation, and we have mobilised sector depart- people without delay. We urge our new mayor ments to work with us in job creation. More than to help rebuild the now defunct Mutale Chiefs’ 1 166 poor unemployed people in our communi- Forum (traditional leadership forum) which will ties were employed through the Expanded Public advise the mayor on all development in communiWorks Programme (EPWP) and this year we are ties,” Netshidongololwe said. planning to increase the number,” she said. Mukwevho also mentioned that during the recent integrated development plan (IDP) and budget public participation programme in their thirteen wards, they found that the municipality needed to deliver basic services such as water, electricity, housing, access to better roads and job creation urgently and The former mayor of Mutale Local Municipality and now the executive speedily . mayor of Vhembe District, Cllr Tshitereke Matibe (left), congratulated “We are proud to Mayor Josephine Mukwevho shortly after she had delivered her budget inform the communi- speech.

“I am optimistic about the new store’s future,” says franchise owner Mr George Boyd. The new branch is situated in the Du Toit building on the corner of President and Rissik Street. George says they chose this location as it leant itself perfectly to complimenting the large number of existing vehicle-related industries in the area. “I envisage this area to become a ‘motor town’ in close proximity to the Ford, Mazda, GWM, Hyundai and Toyota dealerships, as well as Speed Brake and the Bosch agency. The new branch will also boast enough parking for clients,” says George. George has been in the vehicle spares and vehicle accessories business for close to 40 years, opening his ﬁrst store, Multi Spares, in the early 1980s. He also has a long history with the Midas franchise, being one of the

ﬁrst to open a Midas store. Many people will remember his shop in Krogh Street, where the previous Nedbank branch was situated. The franchise later moved to Songzwi Street, where Morkels is today. For a brief period, George was out of the industry after deciding to sell his shop in 1989. “He thought he would retire, but in the end he didn’t,” says daughter Janine. By 1996, George was back in the business, with the opening of Rainbow Spares on the corner of President and Songozwi Street - this time in his own building. Two years after opening, George reacquired the Midas franchise and has been trading under the Midas brand name until today. The opening of the new Midas branch brings the number of franchises trading under the George and Emily Boyd Trust to four. In 2007, they also opened a branch in Elim, followed a year later with the

For the past 25 years, Mr Theo Neluvhola (right), owner of Arthur’s Filling Station in Elim, has supported Midas in Makhado (Louis Trichardt). With him stands Midas owner Mr George Boyd, whom Theo refers to as “Dad”.

opening of a branch in Nzhelele. In many respects, it’s a family affair with George's two daughters, Janine and Ruth, as co-directors with George and his sons-in-law Ed Christie and Jacques Becker as branch managers. The younger generation is also brought into the business with his grandson, George Newell, to be a salesman at the new branch. “As his children, we want to say thank you to our dad for teaching us work ethics and honesty and how to run a business. Without him, we would be nothing. For someone of his age to still be working is commendable,” says Janine. Residents are invited to attend the opening of the new store on Saturday from 08:00 until 13:00. Apart from opening specials, there will also be hand-outs. Upon opening, the new store can be contacted at 015 516 6251 or 015 516 5984.

The oﬃcial opening of the new Midas store on the corner of President and Rissik Street will take place on Saturday, 21 July, from 08:00 until 13:00. It will be the fourth Midas store to be opened by the Boyd-family in the Soutpansberg area.

• Rainbow Midas, 15 Songozwi Street, Tel: 015 516 1615 • Rissik Midas, Du Toit’s Building, Rissik Street, Tel: 015 516 6251 • Elim Midas, Next to Build It, Elim, Tel: 015 516 4229 • Nzhelele Midas, Nzhelele Valley Centre, Tel: 015 970 4554

LIMPOPO MIRROR

8 20 July 2012 By Linda van der Westhuizen

By Elmon Tshikhudo

Makhado website of little use to ratepayers Mayor hails Mandela lecture Outdated When will the Makhado Municipality update mation Act. The SRPA quoted a court futile, since it was an old notice on offered his life for the emancipation of the African people. To host his lecture is an honour that we will always cherish as a municipality,” said Mahosi. The lecture was nearly marred by acts of violence between supporters of Zuma and members of the ANC Youth League. Despite the acts of violence that took place before Zuma arrived, it was calm throughout the lecture. Zuma, who was in the company of ANC Limpopo chairperson Cassel Mathale, ANC secretary general Gwede Mantatshe, Limpopo MEC for Education Dickson Masemola, members of the Mandela family and other dignitaries, received a standing ovation upon entering the hall.

their website? The lack of information and the outdated information on the municipality’s website came under scrutiny when ratepayers exercised their right to see the performance agreement of top management on the website. The Soutpansberg Ratepayers Association (SRPA) wants access to information that should be readily available but was not on the municipal website. “We want to see the performance agreements, including performance objectives and targets and the consequences if performances are substandard. In the past, we attempted in vain to get hold of their CVs. Now we are going this route. We need to be able to know exactly what we can expect from our top management,” said SRPA chairperson Ms Inga Gilfillan. Section 75(1) of the Municipal Finance Management Act (MFMA) lists the documents that must be published on a municipal website. They are, among others, all performance agreements required in terms of section 57(1)(b) of the Municipal Systems Act; the annual and adjustment budgets and all budget-related documents; the annual report; all quarterly reports tabled in council in terms of section 52(d); all service delivery agreements; all longterm borrowing contracts; and all supply-chain management contracts above a prescribed value. In the absence of the information on the website, the SRPA requested copies of the performance agreements in a letter dated 22 June and attached the forms required in terms of the Access to InforNotice

ANC general secretary Gwede Mantatshe is being welcomed on his arrival at the Takalani royal palace during his visit to the family. Mantatshe was part of a high-powered delegation from the ANC that arrived in Thulamela for the Mandela lecture. In the photo is Mayor Mahosi, parliamentarian Dikeledi Magadze (closest to camera) and some leaders from Vhembe.

Where is Amos?

The Thohoyandou police are looking for a Zimbabwean citizen, who can possibly assist them in their investigations into a murder case. According to Thohoyandou police spokesperson Const Avhafarei Tshiovhe, the murder was committed in Maniini early this month. She said the surname of the man is not known, but he is only known as Amos or Erik. “We are appealing to the public to help us in finding this man, as we think he holds the key towards cracking the Tel: 015 962 8336/8405 & Fax: 015 962 8494 case,” said Tshiovhe. MONDAY - FRIDAY Anybody with inforNAME OF PROGRAMMES PRESENTER mation about his whereRotondwa Nelwamondo The Early Riser abouts can contact the Thohoyandou police or Ntsako Manganyi & Lulu Morning Rush DW/O Rasilingwana Samantha Hlayisi The Zone (10h00-10h30) Mawela at 082 451 7225 Deluka Mashaba Lunch Time Experience or DW/O Shumani RapOscar Mudau The Big Rush hunga at 082 414 7763.

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case where the judgment included an award for punitive costs where a municipality had ignored requests for public information. Besides the lack of necessary information, a visit to the municipality’s website on Tuesday revealed mostly outdated information. The draft by-laws are named and the viewer is told to go to the relevant office or to view the content on the website, which was not possible. There was a notice on the reservoirs, but all hope about some kind of update on the current water situation was

the cleaning of the reservoirs. Other notices did not open or respond when clicked upon. There was, however, one notice applicable to a current event, which gave information about the upcoming July show. The municipal spokesperson, Mr Louis Bobodi, said on 11 July the performance agreements would be posted on the website. “There was just a technical delay. The website is updated by the website committee,” Bobodi said. At the time of going to press, no obvious addition or updating of the website had taken place.

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Thulamela Mayor Cllr Grace Mahosi said the recent Mandela public lecture held at Christ Worship House in Shayandima had benefitted local people and was an honour to her municipality. The lecture, presented by Pres Jacob Zuma, was in honour of the sacrifices and contributions Mandela had made towards the liberation of the country. The lecture drew people from all over the province. The visit by Zuma also formed part of the ANC’s 100-year celebrations. “We are greatly humbled to have been selected to host such an important event in the history of the country. Mandela is no ordinary person, but someone who selflessly

The quest for morality

God created sex to the satisfaction of all in marriage There are many reasons why some Christian couples do not enjoy sex in marriage, and one of those is that sex is considered to be a non-spiritual matter. Many pastors would rather not have sex on Saturday night or have the Sunday morning glory because they fear defilement before preaching. Some Christian couples shy away from talking about sex because it is synonymous with evil in their vocabulary. That is why many couples prefer the missionary position over exploring new ways of keeping each other happy. Those women who try and spice up their relationships by exploring new ways to enjoy sex are often perceived to be cheating because of new behaviour that they introduce. Sex is a spiritual matter inasmuch as nothing in our day-to-day life can be excluded from the realm of spirituality. It was the Dutch statesman and theologian, Abraham Kuyper, who once said that there is no square inch in life which Christ does not claim as his. We can therefore not afford to leave the issue of sex to the devil and shy away from talking about it as Christians. Those who shy away from talking about sex or those who relegate it to a non-spiritual realm are those Christians who are more comfortable with the God of salvation and not the God of creation. They are not even comfortable with the God of sanctification, who sanctifies our sexual activities to be part of glorying his name, as long as they are done within the confines of marriage. What the Bible teaches us is that things which do not belong to the spiritual realm are such relations where the natural creation order about marriage and sex is turned around, sexual infidelity and sexually promiscuity included.

The God of creation, who is the God of salvation and sanctification, created humanity as male and female. It is in the book of creation that we first read of the first marriage in the history of humanity, which was solemnized by God. “It is not good for the man to be alone. I will make a helper who is just right for him” (Genesis 2:18). Contrary to the view that the first act of sin was “the eating of a fruit”, which is understood by many as “the enjoyment of sex”, the Bible says: “This explains why a man leaves his father and mother and is joined to his wife, and the two are united into one” (Genesis 2:24). This means that the whole issue of sex as part and parcel of the entire package of marriage was solemnised by God. That is why it is recorded: “Now the man and his wife were both naked, but they felt no shame” (Genesis 2:25). They were not ashamed of being naked, because sexual intimacy was very much part of the activities that they had to do. For this reason, when God blessed the first marriage, He said to them: “Be fruitful and multiply. Fill the earth and govern it” (Genesis 1:28). Sexual intimacy became distorted with the fall of man; hence the God of creation, who is also the God of salvation and sanctification, wants to change our perspective, to the extent that those who are married should enjoy it is a holy matter. The happier the pastor is with his wife regarding sexual matters, the happier he is to deliver the best spiritual messages to his congregation. The same can be said to all Christian men and women: “God has created sex for the enjoyment by all in marriage”. - Prof Derrick Mashau (Derrick.Mashau@nwu. ac.za)

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20 July 2012 9

By Elmon Tshikhudo

Good news for homeless Dopeni grandmother Ms Gladys Mankhwe (53) of Dopeni in Nzhelele has been homeless since returning from Gauteng several months ago. Her dilapidated two-roomed mud house, which she used to share with her three remaining children, had its roof blown away during heavy storms. Life has been an uphill struggle for her as no one in the family is working. Because of her ill health, she has no means of ever repairing the roof, and a tent from the municipality to put over the cracked house is her last hope. Early this year, Limpopo Mirror pub-

lished her plight, when she was appealing for any help to obtain a shelter to sleep in. Her plight touched many, among them the local Thulamela Municipality. The municipality has decided to build her a standard RDP house, even though she has already received the same benefits in Gauteng. Thulamela Mayor Grace Mahosi visited the family last week to gain first-hand information about her plight. “We are here today as government to see the conditions our people find themselves in. When we are in our offices, we do not know what is happening in villages and we are here today to share your frus-

trations and give hope to you,” she said. Mahosi described the condition of the housing of the granny as unacceptable. “From here we can go back to our offices and plan what to do, but we can promise now that we are going to build you a house,” she added. A delighted Mankhwe said the mayor was a blessing. “We are delighted to see that our government still thinks of us, the poor. Life has not been easy for us, but we have all the hope that it will soon change for the better,” she said. Those also wishing to help can still do so by calling 072 318 3320 or 071 505 9468.

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Mayor Mahosi (third from right) is shown around by Granny Gladys Mankhwe (second from right) during her visit to the family. By Frank Mavhungu

Musina Municipality silent about “fraudulent” transaction The RDP stand in Musina/Nancefield Extension 8, officially allocated to him by the provincial department of local government and housing (DLGH), boasts quite a sizeable modern house, but Mavungu Patrick Ngale and his family are still homeless. His name had been on the waiting list since 1994. He received the stand number and allocation notice from the department some four years ago, but, even though he went to the municipality to sign for the material for his RDP house, his house was never built. In its place, a small mansion was erected, but not for him and his family… We visited him on an empty space next to the fence of the Musina municipal refuse dump, where, he said, he was told by a municipal representative that he would be allowed to erect a shack for him and his family. In the meantime, they are lodging with a Good Samaritan nearby, who took pity on the deprived family. How did all this happen? How did he lose the house for which he had waited and prayed for so many years and which had in fact already been officially allocated to him? Who did this to him and his family? These questions were put in writing to the Musina Municipality’s spokesperson, but weeks later and after several reminders, there is still complete silence from the municipality. An effort to obtain information about the stand telephonically from an official at the DLGH caused an almost hysterical denial of any knowledge of the case, before the call was unceremoniously ended. The saga of the specific stand in Musina/ Nancefield Extension 8 started when the recipient of the stand, an elderly Mavungu Patrick Ngale, who had never had the opportunity to attend school, was summonsed to the Musina municipal offices to “sign for the material” for his RDP house. He said he was given a form to sign. Being unable to read, he trustingly “signed for the material.” After that, there was no further com-

munication from the municipality. He said when, after a long silence, he had gone to investigate the progress with the erection of his RDP house, he found that there was no RDP house but a larger dwelling, owned by a complete stranger, who claimed that he had bought the stand from Ngale. “I did not know the man. I had never seen him before in my life. I had never had any contact or dealings with this stranger,” said Ngale. He discussed his devastating crisis with people from the residents representative committee (RRC) in Nancefield. A spokesperson for the committee, chairperson Mashudu Ndou, confirmed that the new owner of the stand alleged that he had bought the stand from Ngale. “A visit to the DLGH in Polokwane and enquiries at the deeds office revealed the shocking truth: The stand was not bought. The new owner had received it by ‘donation’. The forms Ngale signed ‘for the material’ were in fact documentation in which the stand was ‘donated’ to a complete stranger,” says Ndou. “A stranger to Ngale, but not a stranger at all to a certain councillor in the housing portfolio of the municipality,” says Ndou, who also alleges that the specific

Mr Mavungu Patrick Ngale was allegedly defrauded out of an RDP house on a stand which was allocated to him by the provincial department of local government and housing.

councillor had in fact initially shared the cosy “RDP” mansion with the new owner. According to Ndou, the DLGH, suspecting fraudulent dealings, brought the matter to the attention of the Musina mayor, in a written report, also advising disciplinary action against the specific councillor. Written enquiries to both the municipality and the department about the alleged letter remain unanswered. In the recent spate of sometimes violent demonstrations in Musina against the mayor and the Chief Whip, irregularities regarding housing were a prominent issue. The RRC requested the creation of a task team to listen to and address problems that people have about housing. The mayor’s official written reply to this reads: “An affective (sic) housing unit is attending to all housing needs in this municipality.” The councillor whose name is linked to the Extension 8 stand saga allegedly remains connected to the mayor’s “affective” housing unit.

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LIMPOPO MIRROR

10 20 July 2012 By Elmon Tshikhudo

By Elmon Tshikhudo

Record operational budget for Musina The mayor of the Musina Municipality, Cllr Carol Phiri, tabled a record operational budget of nearly R182 million during an event at the De Beers recreational hall on Friday evening. The total capital budget is R14 604 000. The budget was presented against the backdrop of a qualified financial report last year. During the speech, Phiri announced a number of projects that her municipality intends to implement during this financial year. The projects include the construction of the Malale Sports Centre at a cost of R6,2 million, Thusong Centre in Nancefield Extension 8 (R2 million), Madimbo Community Hall (R4,6 million) and the Nancefield Extension 1 Public Park (R1,8 million). She said that the projects would create several jobs for locals.

She also announced tariff increases, which ranged from 6 to 11% on basic services. “We will be providing free water, electricity, refuse removal and sewer services to 2 871 indigent members of the community on a monthly basis. Each beneficiary will receive 6 kilolitres of water, 55 kilowatts of electricity and 100% free refuse removal and sewer services,” she added. She also announced that the municipality, which has not had traffic vehicles of late, is going to purchase four new vehicles that will make officers execute their duties with ease. Taking stock of her year in office, Phiri acknowledged the backlog of services and of poverty in communities. “We also accept our limitations due to financial constraints. We will confront them boldly and with hope. In harnessing all resources at our disposal, we have to do

more with less. We know that hard work and difficult choices lie ahead, but we will do our best to make sure that Musina becomes a better place to stay and invest,” she said. Phiri also warns officials that the time for wasteful, irregular and fruitless expenditure should be history in the municipality. “Any transaction without records will have to be regarded as no transaction. Anyone responsible for the loss of records will be held personally liable,” she said. Phiri also outlined successes and challenges in the municipality. These include several projects that have been completed over the last financial year and the service delivery protests that recently rocked the municipality. Vhembe’s executive mayor, Cllr Tshitereke Matibe, said the district was putting its weight behind the municipality and that they would fully support all initiatives aimed at empowering and making the lives of the people of Musina better. Khosikhulu Toni Mphephu Ramabulana has also given a thumbs up for the budget. He said the money would be wasteful expenditure if people continued to show their frustrations with service delivery by de“We will put our weight behind the municipality,” says Khosikhulu stroying infrastructure Toni Mphephu (middle) and Vhembe mayor Tshitereke Matibe (right). and property owned by Here they are photographed with Mayor Carol Phiri, after she had the municipality. delivered her budget speech.

New term in office for Prof Peter Mbati Univen’s vice-chancellor and principal, Prof Peter Mbati, whose contract has been extended for a further five years, said that during his new term he will focus “on the practical delivery to ensure that the university strengthens its position as a centre of tertiary education in southern Africa”. Announcing his reappointment, the chairperson of the Univen council, Ms Shirley Mabusela, said Mbati’s second term will be until 2018. In his first term of office, Mbati has led the

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university to new heights, strongly positioning Univen as a national educational asset. Under his leadership over the past five years, the university has been awarded two new research chairs, one each in biodiversity and in communal land and rural entrepreneurship. The university has also improved its research capacity by increasing its research output of publications by more than 70%. “The recent official opening of new campus buildings worth nearly R210 million, as part of a multi-million-rand refurbishment, by Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe is proof of his vigour and diligence to create interest in the university from both local and global stakeholders. The university council, staff and students congratulate Mbati on the renewal of his contract and wish him well in his quest to take Univen to even greater heights,” said Mabusela. In response, Mbati said he felt really honoured to be reappointed and was looking forward to taking the institution to greater heights. He also mentioned that the latest budget for urgent infrastructure developments totals more than R840 million. “This will provide for four new student residences, a 24hour study centre, an information technology centre and a new mining engineering building. Other planned infrastructure includes a science park, additional lecture halls, a building for the School of Health Sciences, a new health clinic, an academic community training centre, an indoor sports centre and other improved sporting facilities.”

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Municipality is updating its database In a major step to strengthen public participation and effective communication, the Musina Municipality is in the process of updating the database of its stakeholders. Stakeholders are an important part of governance, as they assist the municipality in taking important decisions. The head of communications at Musina Municipality, Mr Wilson Dzebu, says a stakeholder is a group or individuals in a position to be affected by the actions of the municipality. “These include

government departments, corporations, non-profit organisations, ratepayers, the business sector, faith and religious groups, youths, women, disabled and other organisation or groups whose attitudes and behavior can mean the difference between the success or failure of the municipality’s organisational mandate,” he added. Dzebu says communication with stakeholders is critical for the municipality, but the challenge is that it is not always easily or effectively done as most stakeholders are not registered with the municipality. “If we are able to identify all our stakeholders, it will be easy to disseminate messages and make sure that all our interactions are having the desired effects.” He says proper engagement and involvement of all stakeholders within the municipality will also minimize the possibilities of public protests because everyone will have a say in the running of the municipality. “Everyone will be well versed with the challenges, successes and future plans of the municipality and we will always be moving in the same direction.” He added that the ultimate expected results of the effectiveness of communication with stakeholders were to get feedback from the stakeholders themselves. “The municipality will also be able to conduct research with all stakeholders in order to determine whether the desired messages have been received and the desired results achieved with the communication effort.” He requests the stakeholders, newly formed or existing, to SMS their names and contacts to the municipality’s SMS line at 082 965 5390.

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12 20 July 2012 By Peter Muthambi

Mutavhatsindi reshuffles Makhado council The Makhado Municipality surprised many people, when the council was reshuffled during a special council meeting a fortnight ago. Some of the full-time councillors were removed from the council during this process. Among the ones losing their positions are the former portfolio head of development and planning, Cllr Jeanette Matumba, and the portfolio head of technical services, Cllr Joe “Slovo” Rikhotso. The axed councillors are rumoured to belong to the camp of the former mayor, Cllr Mavhungu Luruli. The new mayor, Cllr David Mutavhatsindi, described the

reshuffling of the council as a “normal procedure”. He said that he had to reshuffle the council after he had thoroughly checked and reviewed the previous executive committee. “The reshuffle aligns with my strategy to deliver and render effective and quality services to the people,” said Mutavhatsindi. The newly elected executive committee members are as follows: Cllr Tebogo Mamorobela (portfolio head of planning and development), Cllr Samson Baloyi (portfolio head of corporate services), Cllr Shonisani Sinyosi (portfolio head of technical services) and Cllr Gideon Tshavhuyo (portfolio head of

finance). Other new executive committee members are: Cllr Percy Mashimbyi (portfolio head: community services), Cllr Dzawele Ratshikuni (portfolio head: youth, women, gender and people with disabilities), Cllr Thandavhathu (portfolio head sports arts and culture), Cllr Jackie Underwood (moral regeneration), and Cllr Brian Du Plooy from the Democratic Alliance. The following councillors are to represent Makhado Municipality at the district level: Cllr Godfrey Mahani, Cllr Rachael Malange, Cllr Vincent Mahladise and Cllr Maggie Mathalise.

Makhado Mayor Cllr David Mutavhatsindi (seated centre in the front), the Speaker, Cllr Lindiwe Lowane-Mogale (seated left in front) and the Chief Whip, Cllr Rudzani Ludere (seated right in front) were photographed with the newly elected members of the Makhado municipal council. Crime

Gogobole resident in court on rape charge A resident of Gogobole ap peared before the Tshil wavhusiku Magistrate’s Court on a charge of rape, which allegedly took place at Riverside section of Ha-Ramantsha village on 24 June. According to the Tshil wavhusiku SAPS, Takalani Mukheli met a 19-year-old woman in the night, who told him that

she was looking for somebody who had taken her cell phone in the vicinity of a local tavern. Mukheli said he knew the man who hd taken the victim’s mobile phone and even offered to help her locate the said person. She then agreed to go with Mukheli. “The accused claimed to be helping the victim,” said Constable Musiwalo Mahuwa, spokes-

person for the Tshilwavhusiku SAPS, “but he threatened her with a knife and raped her instead when they had reached the bushes.” Mukheli appeared before the Tshilwavhusiku Magistrate’s Court on 3 July and the case was postponed to 17 July for further investigation. The accused remains in custody.

Photographed during the launch of the Women’s Caucus in Musina are, from left to right, Cllr Seyaphi Shirilele, Erica Mukwevho (SALGA Limpopo), Mayor Carol Phiri and Cllr Nkele Milanzi. Municipal news

Women’s Caucus launched in Musina As part of promoting the par- as women and influencing the women to participate in activities ticipation of all women council- programmes and agenda of the of government.” lors within municipalities, the municipality. During the launch, Mayor South African Local Government Ms Erica Mukwevho from Carol Phiri said unless women Association (SALGA) intro- SALGA Limpopo said the roles were involved in the decisionduced a new initiative, called the of women’s caucuses would and policy-making process at Women’s Caucus. be to coordinate and support all levels of the state, changes Musina Municipality did not women in the municipalit in in women’s political, social and want to be spectators in terms order to advance political and economic status would continue of this initiative and, as a result, other programmes that directly to be marginal. “Local governthe local Women’s Caucus was affect women. ment is the level of government launched at the mayor’s office “The caucus will also ensure where women can best display last week. that women are empowered and their leadership skills while The initiative comes after that municipal laws and policies getting the necessary support SALGA realised that, in the past, are gender sensitive.” from different stakeholders. women were generally not holdShe added that women cau- Moreover, local governments ing senior positions in politics. cuses would also be used as a are good training grounds for Despite all this, as a result of meaningful vehicle for public women politicians who want to being committed to community participation which “also plays reach higher levels of elected or issues, women became actively an important role to encourage appointed office.” involved in the struggle Crime for freedom, despite the constraints placed on them. The objectives of the Women’s Caucus in- Guilty ... That was the plea of a was also arrested. clude having one voice well-known businessman from The State later withdrew all charges for women in the mu- Makhado (Louis Trichardt) in the against him. During his court appearnicipality, in a coordi- Louis Trichardt Regional Court ance on Monday, Jiwa’s advocate nated manner, providing on Monday. read out a guilty plea to the court. support to each other The 45-year-old Yahya Shoeb Jiwa In this document, Jiwa admits that was arrested by the Hawks in Febru- he had bought two rhino horns, ary last year on charges relating to weighing in at 13.4kg, to the value of restricted activities on a special, pro- R715 000, from the police agent. tected species without the necessary Jiwa’s bail was extended after his adpermits. According to the charges vocate asked for time to prepare addibrought against him, he followed a tional documents to support a petition ranger from SANParks, enquiring to ask the court for correctional suwhere he could purchase rhino horns. pervision An authorized trap was set for rather than Jiwa after the ranger alerted the a jail senpolice. Jiwa agreed to pay the agent tence. Jiwa R100 000 for the horns, but upon pay- will have ment he paid the agent R12 000 less, to appear buying the horns for R88 000 in the i n c o u r t end. After he had spent a night in the ag ain on police’s holding cells, he was released 1 2 S e p on R80 000 bail. A friend that tried to tember to help Jiwa during his arrest, Moham- b e s e n - Yahya Shoeb Jiwa med Irfan Gulam Rasool Malek (42), tenced. (45).

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appy birthday Madiba Viva Madiba Today we are called people We can now compete with other nations We now have a voice Madiba, you have become a sacrificing lamb Ohoo! You are born of men You are born of brave men A woman who deserves to be praised Woman, we are what we are because of you You have unlocked the closed door You have conquered death in prison

God has preserved you from enemies Today we are proud of you Madiba All over even overseas you are the Legend you are known because of your work To old men and women you are a pillar May God add your days of living The nation is proud of your good work! You have shown your good Behaviour to all around the world - Tuwani Freddy Mufamadi from Mashau Bodwe

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20 July 2012 13 By our correspondent

Awards for winners of Musina’s Games Everyone was all smiles when the Musina Municipality presented cash prizes to the value of R64 800 to the winners of different sporting codes after the completion of the annual winter games on Saturday. The main aim of the winter games is to promote sports, unearth hidden talent and provide the youth with something constructive to do during the school holidays. When handing over the cash prizes, the councilor responsible for sports, Bigboy Ndou, said the municipality was happy Ms Alvinah Nethonzhe of Bidvest Bank hands over a trophy to the captain of the winning soccer to note that the number of teams team, Ben Musekwa. Also in the photo are members of the organising committee and Cllr Bigboy participating in the games had Ndou (third from right) of the Musina Municipality. gradually increased, meaning that the tournament had become one of the prime events in Musina. “As a responsible municipality, we are serious about

encouraging young people to participate in sports and to discover new sporting talent.” He added that the municipality also wanted to ensure that the history and culture of hosting the games was sustained in order to produce household names like the late soccer legend, Lesley ‘Slow Poison’ Manyathela. “We have also realised that the health of our people is our wealth. Apart from discovering new talent, this tournament is necessary for maintaining our health and physical fitness and it also encourages healthy competition, teamwork and problemsolving skills. We have learnt that the standard of this tournament is gradually going up annually and we are happy that there is a lot of interest from the communities

out there. This means that, as a people-driven municipality, we take the needs of our people into consideration when we plan.” He said the enthusiasm and determination with which the Musina Municipality was rebuilding the sporting culture was there for all to see in the number and the quality of the teams participating in the tournament. “We would like to thank all those involved – as the pioneers who have worked to make this tournament such a success. They have set a standard that will challenge others to follow in their footsteps in future years.” In a move to plough back into the communities, the local branch of Bidvest Bank sponsored the trophies.

By Frank Mavhungu

Hard-earned victory for Muthelo FC Muthelo FC came back from a 1-2 deficit and beat Makovha All Stars 11-10 in their last 16 match for the Vhembe Mayoral Cup Tournament at the Makwarela Stadium on Sunday. No goal was seen during the first 45 minutes, despite numerous attempts by both sides. All Stars were the first to blow the trumpet. Their left winger, Ms Cheney Dorman of Bidvest Bank hands over a prize to Africa Hlongwane, while Cllr Bigboy Mashudu Muthabeni, scored Ndou rewards Hulisani Sebola. Sebola won the pool competition and Hlongwane ended in second from the corner in the 54th place. minute. All Stars blundered by

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14 20 July 2012 By Frank Mavhungu

By Kaizer Nengovhela

Liverpool beat Rospa United in final Zamenkomste Liverpool were ing the Vodacom league team on Sunday. crowned champions of a local Rospa United 5-4 in the final, The two teams played to a winter tournament, after beat- played at Tshiozwi grounds goalless draw and the teams then went straight to a penalty shoot-out. During the match, Rospa abused countless scoring opportunities. Ntsieni Makhado unleashed prematurely, instead of moving a few steps towards the keeper. The only player who was booked for rough tackling was Ronny Makhudzha of Liverpool. He tackled Shandukani Mukoma from behind when the game was 28 minutes old. Rospa had more ball possession throughout the match. Liverpool made two replacements in the second half. They introduced Maanda Maladzha and Thinandavha Madiba (Rospa) and Lawrence Tshifura fight to be first Gado Ndou respectively. to the ball.

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Arrows too sharp for Power Rangers Matanda Golden Arrows booked a place in the last 16 stage of the Vhembe Mayoral Cup Tournament by beating Lombard Power Rangers 2-0 at a packed Tshifulanani Stadium on Saturday. The score was not a true reflection of the game, as Rangers dominated the proceedings from the onset to the end. They squandered numerous scoring opportunities in the first 30 minutes. Origin Baloyi beat the offside trap and fumbled at the goal finish, with the Arrows’ keeper already beaten. As if that was not enough to irritate the team’s fans, Nelson Mkhatzani committed a similar blunder in the ninth minute. He received a pre-cooked pass and unleashed aimlessly from the goal mouth. Golden Arrows spent the first half studying their opponents and started to play attacking football in the last stanza. The striker of Rangers, Nelson Mkatzani, was cautioned with a card for a continued argument with the referee. Things turned against Rangers when their defender, Dennis Sithole, handled the ball within the box. The referee, Mr LV Maraga, awarded Arrows a penalty. The players of Rangers were not happy with the referee’s decision. They confronted him angrily. Rangers later succumbed and the game continued as if nothing had happened. Golden Arrows increased the tally in the 78th minute. Rollet Phupheli unleashed from the 35-meter area. The ball hit the woodwork and bounced back into the

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LEGALS 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: 262/2011, Surname: MASUVHELELE, Christian names: MATHAVHA WALTER, Identity number: 6004205958081, Last Address: VUWANI VILLAGE, DISTRICT MAKHADO. Married in community of Property: Christian names and Surname of Surviving spouse:MASUVHELELE TA K A L A N I S E L I NAH, Identity number: 6507071292088, Master’s office: THOHOYANDOU, Magistrate office: THOHOYANDOU A.R. MADIA ATTORNEYS, Old Mutual Building, Office No G21 & G23, Thohoyandou, Tel: 015 962 3001 LIQUIDATION AND DISTRIBUTION ACCOUNTS IN DECEASED ESTATE LYING FOR INSPEC-

TION 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: 1237/2012, Surname: MANKWE, Christian names: THATHASA DANIEL, Identity number: 3804015108089, Last Address: MUSWODI DIPENI VILLAGE, DISTRICT MUTALE. Married in community of Property: Christian names and Surname of Surviving spouse:MANNGWE THIZWILONDI, Identity number: 5803010188086, Master ’s office: THOHOYANDOU, Magistrate office: THOHOYANDOU A.R. MADIA ATTORNEYS Old Mutual Building, Office No G21 & G23, Thohoyandou, Tel: 015 962 3001 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN DECEASED ESTATE 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: 1560/2012,Master’s Office: Thohoyandou, Surname: Munyai, Christian Names: Lutanyani Thomson, Date of Birth: 1948-08-12, Identity No: 4808125145088, Last Address: Ha-Manenzhe, Stand no: 10008,District Mutale, Date of Death: 25-06-2012 Christian names and surname of surviving spouse: Munyai Naledzani Maria and Netshilingani Thivhavhudzi Salphina, Date of birth: 1945-02-25 & 1976-10-10, Identity number: 4502250181089 & 7610102310082 A.R. MADIA ATTORNEYS, Old Mutual Building, Office No G21 & G23, Thohoyandou, Tel: 015 962 3001 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: 719/2011, Surname: MASHAVHA, Christian names: PFULUWANI SAMSON, Identity number: 5007015290083, Last Address: RABALI VILLAGE, LIMPOPO PROVINCE. Married in community of Property: Christian names and Surname of Surviving spouse:MBULAHENI SELINA MASHAVHA, Identity number: 5408090498080, Master’s office: THOHOYANDOU, Magistrate office: THOHOYANDOU ADVOCATE M.J. MUSHASHA Room No. G30, Old Mutual Building, Thohoyandou, Date 12 July 2012, Tel: 0159625852, Cell: 0832908585. IN THE MAGISTRATES COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF HLANGANANI HELD AT HLANGANANI Case Number: 1528/2011 In the case between: N G H O N YA M A K H ANYISA MARTHA EXECUTION CREDITOR and KHENSANI MERCY MASAKA EXECUTION DEBTOR NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION PURSUANT to a judgment by the magistrate SOUTPANSBERG given on 16/02/2012 the under mentioned goods will be sold at 13:00 on 7th August 2012 by public auction to be held at Waterval, in front of the Sheriff’s store by the Sheriff for the Magistrates Court Waterval, to the highest bidder for cash, namely: INVENTORY 1 X BAR FRIDGE, 1 X MICROWAVE, 1 X D/D FRIDGE, 1 X 4 PCE TECHICS HI-FI, 1 X ENTERTAINMENT STAND, 1 X TV, 1 X 3 PCE LOUNGE SUITE SIGNED at LOUIS TRICHARDT on the 14th day of June 2012. ATTORNEYS FOR EXECUTION CREDITOR HAMMANN-MOOSA INC. 102 PRESIDENT STREET LOUIS TRICHARDT 0920, Tel: 015-516 1427/8 Docex: 4 File No: ZM/cs/GE298 NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT PROCESS: BASIC ASSESSMENT PROCESS Construction of a new 132kV Powerline from Mbahe Substation to Mhinga Substation, Thulamela Local Municipality, Thohoyandou: Limpopo Province. DEA EIA Ref #: 14/12/16/3/3/1/618 and NEAS Ref #: DEA/ EIA/0001295/2012 Notice is hereby given in terms of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Regulations of Govern-

ment Notice No. R. 543, 544 and 545 of 18 June 2010 as amended and in terms of Section 24 (5) of the National Environment Management Act (NEMA) (Act No. 107 of 1998) of Eskom’s intent to carry out the following activity:Scope of Work: The proposed project involves construction of a new 132KV Kingbird powerline from Mbahe Substation to Mhinga Substation Thulamela Local Municipality, Limpopo Province. Environmental Authorizations for both Substations has been granted. The powerline will cover approximately 35km in length. In terms of sections 24(2) and 24D of the NEMA, read with GN R. 543 and R 544 of 18 June 2010, a Basic Assessment is required for the proposed development. For the purpose of this development the following listed activity is applicable: Listing Notice 1.GN R. 544, Activity 10. The construction of facilities or infrastructure for the transmission and distribution of electricity(i)Outside urban areas or industrial complexes with a capacity of more than 33 kilovolts but less than 275 kilovolts.Location: The project is located in the Thulamela Local Municipality, Limpopo Province. The proposed powerline corridor runs along the boundaries of the following villages: Tshikonelo, Saselamani and Nsimbhi village . Open day: As part of the Public Participation process, you are invited for an open day to be at held on (date & venue to be confirmed after consultation with the Chief & local council). Name of Applicant: ESKOM Holdings SOC Limited, Limpopo Operating Unit.Name of Consultant: In order to ensure your continued involvement in this project, please ensure that you are registered as an interested and affected party within 40-days of this notification. Please submit your comments and or objection in relation to this application in writing via post fax or email to: Shumani SHE Specialists: Contact person: Khakhathi Mulaudzi or Divhani Mulaudzi,P O Box 55904, Polokwane 0700,Tel. +27 (0) 15 291 0744/85 Cell: +27 (0) 78 188 2647 or +2772 0565 910 Fax: +27 (0) 15 291 0863, Email: mulaudzi@ shumanishe.co.za or divhani@shumanishe.co.za Please quote DEA Ref number: DEA 14/12/16/3/3/1/618 and NEAS Ref #: DEA/ EIA/0001295/2012 in all correspondence. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN DECEASED ESTATE In the estate of the late NETSHIHENI THINANDAVHA OBED,Estate Number:1515/2012, Identity number: 7109065542088,Last address:House no:3373, Zone9,Shayandima, Date of death:2012-05-29.All persons having claims against the above mentioned are called upon to lodge their claims with the

undersigned within 30 days as from date of this publication thereof hereof. MADALA PHILLIP ATTORNEYS, Office No.84, Limdev Building, Thohoyandou, 0950. Tel: 015 962 2230 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN DECEASED ESTATE 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: 1214/2011, Master’s Office: Thohoyandou High Court, Surname: Ndou, Christian Names: Fhatuwani Robert, Date of Birth: 1960-11-22, Identity No: 6011225930081, Last Address: Ha-Luvhimbi Village, Thohoyandou, Date of Death: 2011-06-07 Mpho Makhuvha Attorneys, Office no: 36, Limdev Building, Thohoyandou, Cell no: 083 498 8993, Tel/ Fax No: (015)962 4865, REF: Mpho/estate.ndou/ BL59/2012

GOT NEWS? Phone us at 015 516 4996 NOTICE IN RESPECT OF A LICENCE APPLICATION IN TERMS OF THE PETROLEUM PRODUCT ACT, 1977(ACT NO 120 OF 1977) This notice serves to inform parties that may be interested or affected that TJM Investment Trust Herein referred as the “applicant” has submitted an application for a SITE Licence Application number F/2012/07/09/0001 Portion 13 (a portion of portion 2) of erf 1 Thohoyandou Punda Maria Road The purpose of this application is for the applicant to be granted a licence to undertake petroleum retail activities as detailed in the application. Arrangements for viewing the application documentation can be made by contacting the Controller of Petroleum Product at Telephone (015) 287 4735 or Fax: (015)297 5045 E-mail Kgagodi.chuene@ energy.gov.za Any objections to the issuing of a licence in respect to this application, which must be clearly quote the application number above, must be lodged with the controller of Petroleum Products within 20 days working days from the date of publication of this notice, such objections must be lodged at the following Address: Physical Address The Controller of Petroleum Products, Department of Energy, 101 Dorp street, Polokwane, 0700. Postal address: Private Bag X9467, Polokwane,0700

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LEGALS NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN DECEASED ESTATE Estate Late Khokhi Joars Mashau, Id No: 490707 5316 08 5, Date of Death: 14th February 2012. Estate no: 1630/2012. Last Address: House no: 58A Giyani Township, District Giyani All persons having complains and claims against the above estate are called upon to contact the appointed Executrix within thirty (30) days of the publication of this notice. The name of the Executrix is as follow: Siyani Dolphine Mashau and the name of the agent is as follows: NOEL CHAUKE ATTORNEYS OFFICE NO: 228 MUTUAL BUILDING P O BOX 1422, GIYANI 0826, TEL: 015 812 1574 FAX: 015 812 1575 REF: CH/MN/0062/ 12EST

LOCAL AUTHORITY NOTICE THULAMELA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY NOTICE FOR CHANGE IN LAND USE I, Jaco du Plessis, being the authorised agent of the owner of Erven 125 to 132 Thohoyandou Unit A, hereby gives notice in terms of the Venda Land Affairs Proclamation, 1990, that I have applied to the Thulamela Municipality for the rezoning of Erven 125 to 132, Thohoyandou Unit A, from “Municipal” to “Government” and to rezone a portion of a street, in process to be closed, from “Public Street” to “Government”. Particulars of the application will lie for inspection during normal office hours at the office of the Senior Manager: Planning & Development, Thulamela Municipality, First Floor, Thohoyandou for a period of 28 days from 20 July 2012. Objections to or representations in respect of the application must be lodged with or made in writing to the Senior Manager: Planning & Development, Thulamela Municipality, Private Bag X5066, Thohoyandou, 0950 within a period of 28 days from 20 July 2012. Address of Agent: Pieterse, Du Toit and Associates CC, P.O. Box 11306, BENDOR PARK, 0713 Tel: 015 - 2974970/1, Fax: 015 - 297 4584, email: jaco@profplanners.co.za NDIVHADZO YA MUVHUSO WAPO WA

THULAMELA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY PERMANENT CLOSURE OF A PORTION OF A PUBLIC STREET THOHOYANDOU UNIT A Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 67(3)(a) of the Local Government Ordinance, 1939 that the Thulamela Municipality proposes to permanently close a portion of a public street located between Erven 125 to 128 and 129 to 132 and adjacent and to the south of Erf 129 Thohoyandou Unit A. Plans showing particulars of the proposed closure are open for inspection during normal office hours at the office of the Senior Manager: Planning & Development, Thulamela Municipality, First Floor, Thohoyandou for a period of 30 days from 20 July 2012. Any person who wishes to object against the proposed permanent closure, or who will have any claim for compensation if the closure is carried out, must lodge such objection and/or claim in writing with the Senior Manager: Planning & Development, Thulamela Municipality, Private Bag X5066, Thohoyandou, 0950 not later than 20 August 2012. Mathivha M.H, Municipal Manager MASIPALA WA VHUPONI WA THULAMELA U VALWA LWA TSHOTHE HA TSHIPIDA TSHA TSHITARATA TSHA NNYI NA NNYI THOHOYANDOU UNIT A Hu khou itwa ndivhadzo uya nga Khethekanyo ya mulayo wa 67(3)(a) wa Local Government Ordinance, 1939 uri Masipala wa Thulamela u khou kumedza u

valwa ha tshothe ha tshipida tsha tshitarata tsha nnyi na nnyi, tshine tsha wanala vhukati ha Erven 125 u swika kha 128 na 129 u swika kha 132 u livhana na tshipembe ha Erf 129 Thohoyandou Unit A. Pulani ine ya do sumbedza zwidodombedzwa zwa u valwa hune ha khou kumedzwa, zwi nga wanala kha vhane vha khou toda u sedzulusa nga tshifhinga tsha mushumo ofisini ya Senior Manager: Planning & Development, Thulamela Municipality, First Floor, Thohoyandou tshifhinga tsha maduvha 30 u bva nga dzi 20 dza July 2012. Munwe na munwe ane a vha na lutamo lwa u landula malugana na likumedzwa la u valwa lwa tshothe, kana ane a vha na mbilo ya u lifhelwa arali ha nga iswa phanda na u valwa, u fanela u ita iyo mbilo nga u tou nwalela kha Senior Manager: Planning & Development, Thulamela Municipality, Private Bag X5066, Thohoyandou, 0950 hu sa athu u swika dzi 20 August 2012. Mathivha M.H, Municipal Manager

NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN DECEASED ESTATE In the estate of the late FHULUFHEDZANI PATRICIA MUVHALI, Identity number: 7103200092083, Master’s Ref No: 1465/2012, Last known address: VONDWE, THOHOYANDOU DISTRICT, LIMPOPO PROVINCE, Date of death: 23-06-2011. Creditors and Debtors in the above mentioned estate are hereby required to lodge their claims with and to pay their debts with the undersigned within 30 Days (or as indicated) from the date of the publication hereof. Dated at Thohoyandou on this the 04th of JULY 2012. TSHILIDZI MAKUYA ATTORNEYS, AGENTS FOR THE EXECUTRIX, Dr. RR Mashapha Building, Office no. A 08, Thohoyandou, Next to Luvhengo COmplex, Box 6075, Thohoyandou, 0950, Tel: (015) 962 5044, Fax: (015) 962 5044, Cell no: 072 384 7341, Ref: FPM/0071

Vacancies / Tenders To advertise your Vacancies or Tenders on this page contact Pieter, George or Yolanda at tel: 015 516 4996 or Fax: 015 516 2303

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Phone 015 516 4996 2 Agents from Thohoyandou, 2 from Makhado, 1 from Mutale & Dzanani. Requirements: • Male or femail aged 21 - 35 • Prepared to work long hours • Drivers license will be an added advantage • Good communication skills and negotiating skills. Please send your CV to cumbumulaudzi@gmail.com or P.O.Box 5878, Thohoyandou, 0950 Closing date: 31/07/2012 MK Wholsalers Thohoyandou Branch

There was joy when 15 hardworking Viva Technological Centre students received their computer certificates last Saturday. Photographed during the event are, from left to right, Mashudu Munyai, Victor Thivheli, Nnditsheni Dzevhe, Prisca Muleya and Mr Eric Thenga.

Certificate in Clothing Production and Sewing (Pattern Design) The University of Venda is offering the following short course under the Univen Centre for Continuing Education (UCCE), a unit of Univen Income Generation Centre. LEARNING OBJECTIVES OUTCOMES: To equip students with the knowledge and practical skills of pattern design and sewing. PRESENTATION: One block session (of 8 participants): The block involves six weeks of lectures and practicals. (Full-time: Monday-Friday). INTAKE: The intake will be in August 2012 and November 2012. The cost is R3200 per participant, which includes all learning materials. Participants are required to pay a deposit of R1600 which can be paid at Univen's Finance Department or deposited at FNB Bank, account number: 62302437042, Branch Code: 260549, reference number: 03057231, to confirm booking not later than 31 August 2012 to ensure a place for the intake of the course. The course will take place once the required number of students is recruited. Balance must be paid before or on the first day of the course. ENQUIRIES: Prof. L.L. Maliwichi at Tel: (015) 962 8626, e-mail: Maliwichi@univen.ac.za or Mrs. M. Mulondo at Tel: (015) 962 8627, e-mail: mulalo.mulondo@univen.ac.za or Ms. M. Singo at Tel: (015) 962 8629, e-mail: mpho.singo@univen.ac.za or fax: 015 962 8598.

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VACANCIES Experienced Store managers and sales staff with good track record and interest in fashion required for dynamic fashion retailer, branch in Thohoyandou Requirements: • At least 2 years fashion retail store management exp. • Target driven, motivated & admin skills a must have. Salary negotiable incl. attractive incentives & benefits (med aid, prov fund, staff disc.) E-mail: larissa@ ragesa.co.za or fax: 011 608 6857/0410

VACANCY Shitolo Shamagaza Store Dari Fabric Saselamani Mina Complex, Shop no.1, 0928, is looking for a

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NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35 Kindly be informed that the First and Final Liquidation and Distribution Account in respect of the Late PHAHLELA MALVIN SHITHLELANI, Estate no:1441/2011, shall lie for inspection at the Giyani Magistrate’s Court,for a period of twenty one (21) days calculated from the 20th July 2012. Dated at Giyani on this the 3rd day of JULY 2012. Noel Chauke Attorneys Executrix agent to the Stella Viyeya Shithlelani, Office no:228, Old Mutual Building Giyani, P.O. Box 1422, Giyani, 0826, Tel: (015) 812 1574, Fax: (015) 812 1575, Ref: CH/ MN/0150/11EST

LIMPOPO MIRROR MASIPALA WA THULAMELA YA U DIVHADZA U SHANDUKISWA HA TSHUMISO YA SHANGO Nne, Jaco du Plessis, ane a vha dzhendedzi lire mulayoni la mune wa Erven 125 u swika kha 132 Thohoyandou Unit A, ndi khou ita ndivhadzo uya mulayo une wa dihwa sa Venda Land Affairs Proclamation, 1990, uri ndo ita khumbelo kha Masipala wa Thulamela ya u sudzuluswa ha Erven 125 u swika kha 132, Thohoyandou Unit A, u bva kha “Masipala” u isa kha “Muvhuso” na u sudzuluswa ha tshipida tsha tshitarata, tshine tsha vha kati na u nga valwa, u bva kha “Tshitarata tsha Nnyi na Nnyi” u vha “Muvhuso”. Zwidodombedzwa zwa u valwa hune ha khou kumedzwa, zwi nga wanala kha vhane vha khou toda u sedzulusa nga tshifhinga tsha mushumo ofisini ya Senior Manager: Planning & Development, Thulamela Municipality, First Floor, Thohoyandou tshifhinga tsha maduvha 28 u bva nga dzi 20 dza July 2012. Ndandulo malugana na lvhuimeli uya nga khumbelo zwi fanela u itwa nga u tou nwalela kha Senior Manager: Planning & Development, Thulamela Municipality, Private Bag X5066, Thohoyandou, 0950 hu sa athu u fhela maduvha a 28 u bva nga dzi 20 August 2012. Diresi ya Dzhendedzi: Pieterse, Du Toit and Associates CC, P.O. Box 11306, BENDOR PARK, 0713 Tel: 015 - 2974970/1, Fax: 015 - 297 4584, email: jaco@profplanners.co.za

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INVITATION TO BID: BID NO. CCFET/2012/04 RENOVATION OF EXISTING LECTURE BLOCK A AND ABLUTION FACILITY AT SESHEGO CAMPUS Bids are hereby invited from experienced contractors for RENOVATIONS OF EXISTING LECTURE BLOCK A AND ABLUTION FACILITY AT SESHEGO CAMPUS. Bid documents are obtainable as from Tuesday, 17 July 2012 at the reception of the Central Office for CAPRICORN COLLEGE FOR FET, 16 Market Street, Tel. 015 291 3115/8. Bids are obtainable upon a non – refundable payment (only cash or bank guaranteed cheques made in favour of Capricorn College for FET) of R300.00 per set during the following days and times: Monday to Friday, from 08:00 to 15:00. No Bid document will be sold at the site briefing session. A compulsory site briefing session with the representatives of the college will be held on Tuesday, 24 July 2012 at 10:00. Prospective bidders are required to meet the college’s representatives at Seshego Campus, Administration Block. Only one representative per company will be allowed to register on the site inspection register. One representative will not be allowed to register for more than one company. All Bids and supporting documents must be sealed in an envelope clearly marked “CCFET/2012/04, “RENOVATION OF EXISTING LECTURE BLOCK A AND ABLUTION FACILITY AT SESHEGO CAMPUS” and must be placed in the Bid box located at the Reception of Central Office, 16 Market Street, Polokwane, 0700. Bids received after the closing date of Wednesday, 08 August 2012 at 11.00 will not be considered. Bids will be opened in public on Wednesday, 08 August 2012 at 11:00. Telegraphic, facsimile or other similar transmissions will not be accepted. All enquiries must be directed to Ms. Langa K.V. OR Ms. Manyage S.M. on 015 291 3115 / 8 during office hours. Tenders will have a minimum CIDB grading of 3GBPE OR HIGHER. All the bids will be evaluated in accordance with the Capricorn College for FET Supply Chain Management Policy. The 90/10 preferential point system shall apply. POLOKWANE CAMPUS Diemeer Street POLOKWANE, 0699 Tel: 015 287 0400 Fax: 015 287 0439

SENWABARWANA CAMPUS Senwabarwana Main Street SENWABARWANA, 0790 Tel: 015 505 3172 Fax: 015 505 3174

SESHEGO CAMPUS 1919 Freedom Drive SESHEGO, 0742 Tel: 015 223 0006 Fax: 015 223 5187

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20 July 2012 17 By Kaizer Nengovhela

RO United out of Mayoral Cup

Mukondi Tshivhula of Rockers (right) and Tsedo Sithole of United battle to win the loose ball. By Frank Mavhungu

Western Stars unexpectedly boot Tshakhuma RO United out of the Mulondoli Lifestyle Vhembe Mayoral Cup Competition, following their 2-0 victory at the Tshifulanani Stadium on Saturday. Ipfi Muthubi of United could not display his normal impressive skills, as Rudzani Lisoga marked him tightly. The referee, Mr Eric Munyai, issued his first yellow card to Oscar Ramantswana, for bringing down Ndwakhulu Mathisa in the 24th minute. Robbie Mulaudzi beat the United keeper, Khuthadzo Mukomafhedzi, to bring the score to 1-0 in the 27th minute and Lufuno Ndou increased the score a minute later. United’s dribbling wizard, Asivhanzhi Muthubi, forced his way through, but shot wide from the far left corner. Stars was later forced to replace the injured Oscar Ramantswana with Oscar Lufuno Ndou (right) jumps to control the ball, while Rendani Mukomafhedzi tries to clear it. Mafunisa.

Victory for Rockers FC Musina Family United will not take part in the quarterfinal stage of the Vhembe Mayoral Cup Tournament. They were booted out 1-0 by Rockers FC at the Tshifulanani Stadium on Sunday. The team from Musina displayed entertaining football throughout the game, but at the end they were the losers. Their demon midfielder, Sinky “Africa” Matebela, was a difficult man to contain. Africa was everywhere, distributing dangerous passes to the strikers, who continued to let the fans down by squandering obvious chances. The technical staff of United surprised everybody when they replaced the team’s captain, Jeremy Khubana, Solly Sebede of Family United kicks the high with Mashudu Maluleke in the 29th minute. ball.

Khubana was an engine making things happen from behind. Lerato Maiwashe of Family United could not believe his eyes when his close-range shot went a little wide in the 37th minute. The game became lukewarm in the last minutes of the first half. Rockers used aerial balls from behind in the last half, after realising that their opponents were beating them when it came to carpet football. It worked for them as they managed to win most of the high balls. The goal that made the difference was scored in the 57th minute. Ofhani Mudau blasted in a rocket, following a heartbreaking scramble within the box. Family United continued to search for an equaliser, but they were unlucky.

By Frank Mavhungu

United Artists lose boardroom battle Although United Artists won their last 32 match in the Vhembe Mayoral Tournament against Makhitha Oscar Stars 3-0, they did not proceed to the last 16 stage of the competition. Oscar Stars lodged a protest, saying that one of Artists’ players was not properly registered with the team. The league’s disciplinary committee met on Saturday evening and found United Artists guilty. Artists were expelled from the tournament, thereby making way for Makhitha Oscar Stars. The results of the other

Vhemb e Mayoral matches that were played over the past weekend are: Matanda Golden Arrows 2, Lombard Power Rangers 0; Makovha All Stars 2, Malamulele FC 0; Western Stars 2, Tshakhuma RO United 0; Madombidzha Arsenal 2, Gwamasenga United Brothers 0; Tshiovhani Airline 3, Wayeni Sea Robbers 1; Rockers FC 2, Khubvi Dangerous Darkies 0; Mutandani Pull Together 1, Gaba Union Fighters 0; Mukula Young Santos 5, Lwathudwa Black Movers 4; Musina Family United 2,

Tshandama Try Together 0; Ngwenani Young Chiefs 9, Tshikundamalema Waterfalls 8; Seven United Stars 2, Tshibvuno Young Stars 0; Musina United 4, Rabali Pull Together 3; Muthelo FC 1, Mailaskop Pull Together 0; Matanda Golden Arrows 2, Western Stars 1; Madombidzha Arsenal 5, Tshifudi XI Experience 3; Muthelo FC 11, Makovha All Stars 10; Rockers FC 1, Musina Family United 0; Ngwenani Young Chiefs 5, Seven United Brothers 2; Mutandani Pull Together 4 and Mukula Young Santos 2.

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Santos and Tigers in Mulindavhathu clash The quarterfinal matches of the Mulindavhathu Soccer Challenge will be played at the Khubvi Benjies grounds this weekend. Two matches will be played tomorrow afternoon and two on Sunday. Tomorrow’s matches are: Mukula Young Santos vs Makonde Young Tigers (13:00) and Tshipako Hotspurs vs Mudaswali United Brothers (15:00). Sunday’s matches are: The Dolphins vs Mulodi Freedom Fighters (13:00) and Rambuda Young Fighters vs Tshifudi XI Experience (15:00). The final of the tournament will be staged at the same venue on Sunday, 29 July. According to one of the organisers for the tournament, Mr Ntshengedzeni Mbedzi, the champions of the competition will take home R2 000 and a floating trophy, the runners-up will be R1 000 richer, while the third- and fourth-placed teams will receive a soccer net each. The teams that reach the final will also receive soccer kits, while the player of the tournament, top goal scorer, best coach of the tournament, keeper

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Ngwenani Young Chiefs fought hard to earn a 5-2 victory over Seven United Brothers in the Vhembe Mayoral Cup Tournament at the Tshifulanani Stadium on Sunday. Young Chiefs were outplayed in all departments in the first 30 minutes of the game. Seven Brothers used the opportunity to score their first goal. Bongani Rstshibvumo finished off a rebound after an attempt by Thabelo Nemakanga. The last part of the first half was characterised by rough tackles. The diminutive referee, Mr Jelly Chabani, normalised the situation by flashing two yellow cards in quick succession. Tsepo Thovhakale of Seven Brothers and Evans Netshitungulu of Young Chiefs were reprimanded for dangerous play in the 37th and 39th minute respectively. Seven Brothers were still leading 1-0 at the end of the first half, but Young Chiefs gained momentum with time. They replaced Norman Mulovhedzi with Ndivhuwo Khwashaba in the 57th minute. Seven Brothers responded by introducing Thanyani Moshapho for the injured Bongani Ratshibvumo. Seven Brothers committed suicide by defending too deep. They were severely punished for that. A defender handled the ball within the box and the referee awarded a penalty to Young Chiefs. Tshilisanani Ratshibvuno converted to make it 1-1. Young Chiefs replaced their keeper, Tshimangadzo Mulovhedzi, with Lutendo Themeli three minutes before the referee blew the final whistle. The final score was 1-1 and the only way to determine the winner was through a penalty shoot-out. Young Chiefs converted four of their five chances, while Seven Brothers scored only one.

Black Leopards’ excellent run in the CAF Confederations Cup came to an end on Saturday, when they were held to a goalless draw by Al Merreikh of Sudan at Coca Cola Park in Johannesburg. Leopards lost 3-2 in Sudan a fortnight ago and with Saturday’s draw, they failed to reach the group stage of the competition. In our photo, Edgar Manaka of Black Leopards (back) and Musaab Omer Maaf Mussa of Al Merrikeh compete for the ball. Right: Harry Nyirenda of Black Leopards and Jonas Sakuwaha of Al Merrikeh compete for the ball ©Pic Sydney Mahlangu/ BackpagePix.