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R5,7 million to protect Toni By Anton van Zyl The Department of Co-operative Government, Human Settlements and Traditional Affairs (Coghsta) remained tight-lipped the past week about a R5,7 million security contract awarded to protect Toni Mphephu Ramabulana. The former acting king of the Vhavenda is to have 24-hour protection by armed guards at his two homes. Last month, the Constitutional Court ordered that Toni Mphephu-Ramabulana be stripped of all privileges while the case to determine who should be the king or queen of the Vhavenda finds its way through the courts. In April 2019, the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) ruled that Toni’s appointment as king by former President Jacob Zuma was unlawful and set it aside. The SCA, however, allowed him to continue serving in the position while the matter served before the High Court again. This was set aside by the Constitutional Court, which reckoned that he should not be entitled to such privileges. In February this year, Coghsta put out a tender for the provision of security services for a period of three years. The

tender documentation specified that this would be at the official residences of “King Mphephu” at his house in Louis Trichardt, as well as at the official palace in Dzanani. The tender was awarded on 30 July to “Vhunene Security Services” for an amount of R 5 718 515,47. It specifies that eight security guards must be used for the protection, working in two shifts. During each of the shifts, two armed security guards must be on duty. A search on the database of the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC) shows that no company is registered under the name of Vhunene Security Services. A search on the website of the Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSiRA) also shows no such company. However, a company called Vhunene Construction and Projects has a certificate and operates under the trade name of Vhunene Security Services. PRiSA’s website indicates that the company’s certificate had expired on 22 November this year. CIPC records indicate that Vhunene Construction and Projects was started in 2015 and is located in Tshikota, a residential area adjacent to Louis Trichardt. The only director is 30-year-

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old Hanyani Mthombeni. He is also a director of another company, Hanyathi Plant Hire. Hanyani made the news headlines in April last year when he was arrested for contravening the lockdown regulations. At the time, he was distributing food parcels in Tshikota. The process of distributing the parcels was disrupted when more than 500 people arrived and became rowdy. The police and soldiers had to be called in to disperse the angry crowd. Hanyani was arrested, along with another of the event’s organisers, Mr Gerson Siphuma (46). Newspaper reports at the time quote residents as being unhappy with the political game-playing where food parcels were being used for political gain. Some of the ANC members at the Tshikota branch who wanted to remain anonymous said that the food parcels formed part of a campaign for the upcoming ANC Vhembe regional conference. They alleged that the food parcels had been donated to buy votes for Adv Makonde Mathivha, who was battling against Vhembe District Municipality Mayor Dowelani Nenguda for the position of chairperson of the region. (Continues on page 2)

A Grade 12 learner from Liivha Combined School in Thohoyandou, Zelda Mutshotsho (18), is one of the finalists in the Miss Capricorn District Beauty Pageant. (See story on page 2)

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R5,7m tender for Toni’s security (Continues from page 1) The case was postponed to 26 August 2020 and, from what could be established, was later provisionally withdrawn. Questions about the security tender were sent to the spokesperson for Coghsta in Limpopo, Mr Motupa Selomo, last week. He did not respond to WhatsApp messages, and when he was called, he asked that the questions be sent to

A forensic team takes the body of the late Livhuwani Radzuma away. Photo supplied.

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24-year-old from Ha-Ramukhuba Fhedzisani left his Livhuwani Radzuma had home on Friday, 19 Novemdreams of becoming a ber, and never returned. successful businessman. When his family noticed Sadly, these dreams will now that he had not returned, they never become a reality. The thought that he might have gone to visit a friend for the weekend. But when they went to his friend’s place on Sunday, 21 November, and were told that he had never been there, they started to get very worried. After a full week of searching for Livhuwani, The late Livhuwani Radzuma. Photo supplied. his decomBy Maanda Bele

posing body was found near a tavern in Migeroni in Thohoyandou. According to the deceased’s sister, Maria Radzuma, Livhuwani and a friend went to a tavern in Migeroni on Friday (19th). At some point his friend left the tavern and when he came back, a group of unknown men were beating Livhuwani. The friend tried to help him but was beaten with a bottle, so he ran away. “That was the last time Livhuwani was seen.” Maria said the family was in deep mourning over her brother’s death. “This is too much. Seeing his decomposed body like that was very traumatic for the family,” she said. Police spokesperson in Vhembe Sergeant Tshifhiwa Radzilani said that an inquest had been opened and the police were investigating the case.

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his personal email address. This was done, but he still did not respond. He also ignored several requests to at least confirm receipt of the questions. The same questions were sent to the people listed as contact persons in the tender documents. None of them responded. On Tuesday, questions were sent to the spokesperson of the MEC for Coghsta, Mr Hitekani Magwedzi. He promised to attend to the matter, but at the time of our going to press, he had not responded. On Wednesday, the communications manager for Coghsta, Ms Tsakani Baloyi, sent through a short response that made little sense. “Please note that issues of Kingship and subsequently the court judgements are within the jurisHanyani Mthombeni, director of diction of National Vhunene Construction and Projects. Department of

Traditional Affairs. If you still want to pursue your question, kindly delink the court judgements from your other questions,” she said. The questions posed to Coghsta asked, among others, who was now to be protected, in light of the Constitutional Court’s ruling. We also asked who had requested the protection and whether eight armed security guards were judged to be necessary. Coghsta was also asked about the processes followed when awarding the tender and whether publishing the trade names of winning bidders, instead of the proper names of the companies, in the provincial gazette was standard practice. Mr Johann Hammann, lawyer of Masindi Mphephu, responded earlier this week and said that they had already written to the President, the State Attorney, the MEC and Coghsta to inform them that the allowances and other privileges that Toni Mphephu-Ramabulana seemingly still enjoyed must be stopped. Masindi Mphephu is one of the main contenders for the title of queen of the Vhavenda.

Will Zelda be the fairest of them all in Capricorn? By Frank Mavhungu A Grade 12 learner from Liivha Combined School in Thohoyandou, Zelda Mutshotsho (18), is one of the finalists in the Miss Capricorn District Beauty Pageant. The contest will be staged at the Meropa Hotel in Polokwane on Sunday, 12 December. Zelda hails from Maniini Block K outside Thohoyandou. Zelda has partaken in several beauty contests. She was crowned Miss Teen Tshisaulu, Miss Influencer, Miss Angelique and Miss White House last year. Zelda’s way to the Miss Capricorn District Beauty Pageant final started about three months ago. She impressed the judges during the auditions, which were held at the Garden Court Hotel in Polokwane on Saturday, 4 September. During an interview with Limpopo Mirror, Zelda indicated that nothing would stop her from being crowned Miss Capricorn District.

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Vhembe’s first sitting disrupted while infighting in ANC continues By Silas Nduvheni

jane Attorneys, also started to circulate. In the draft application, the complaint is made that the three candidates elected by the regional structures, namely Mihloti Muhlophe, Mbedzi Thinawanga and Nkondo Fridah, were not being sworn in. The group argued that this was irregular and would be contested. The ANC’s spokesperson in Limpopo, Mr Donald Selamolela, confirmed that they had been served with court papers indicating that a process was underway to stop the inauguration. “We are disappointed by the way some ANC members in the Vhembe region have behaved to disrupt the first sitting of the district meant to elect

councillors who must deliver services to the people. We have instruction from the National Executive Council (NEC) that Nenguda, who was an executive mayor in the Vhembe District, has to serve in his position for a period of a month, while the NEC will be investigating the Vhembe matters. We are surprised to see that some members have disrupted the sitting,” said Selamolela. The application served before the court on Tuesday but was struck off the roll as not an urgent matter. At the time of our going to press, the date for the council meeting had still not been set. It may take place on Thursday (2 December) or Friday (3 December).

The inaugural meeting of the Vhembe District Municipality (VDM) turned chaotic last Thursday (25th), causing the presiding officer, Ms Sylvia Ndou, to dissolve the meeting until further notice. A Limpopo High Court judge, Judge Legodi Phatudi, was still in the process of swearing in councillors when one of the councillors, Rudzani Ludere, raised a point of order. The judge had to leave when a war of words erupted between two factions of the African National Congress (ANC). Judging by what happened, the war between the two factions within the ANC is clearly far from over. Ludere, who is believed to be in the camp of Advocate Makonde Mathivha, was exchanging verbal blows with members of the camp led by Cllr Dowelani Nenguda, the former executive mayor of the VDM. Ludere stood up and raised the point that they needed the meeting to be adjourned for an unstipulated amount of time. This proposal led to objections from people sitting in the gallery, as well as opposition party members, such as the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), the Democratic Alliance (DA) and the PAC, who wanted the meeting to continue. A rumour also surfaced during the adjournment of the meeting that it would have to be postponed because an application for an interdict had been filed in the High Court. Copies Cllr Dowelani Nenguda (left), Mihloti Muhlophe (middle), Rose Mathukha and of a draft request for an interdict, Vhamusanda Lucas Makumbane (right) were sworn in during the disrupted compiled by Prince Katedi Mokgoat- VDM council meeting last Thursday.

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Maluleke appointed as Collins Chabane mayor that improving financial management at the municipality was his Cllr Moses Maluleke was main priority and he wanted to re-elected as the mayor of the see an improvement in terms of Collins Chabane Municipality governance. during the first council sitting He urged all the residents of held at Malamulele on 20 NoCollins Chabane to get involved in vember. the activities of the municipality Cllr Thina Mbedzi was elected in terms of planning. “Everybody as the new Speaker of the munic- must attend our IDP meetings. It ipality, and the Chief Whip is Cllr is my responsibility to improve the Eric Baloyi. involvement of minority groups. Maluleke indicated that Together we can do more,” said ensuring better services to the Maluleke. people would be his focus. He He said the challenges had said that he would try and ensure negatively affected the confidence that residents of all areas that fell of the people in the leadership within the jurisdiction of the Col- of the municipality. As elected lins Chabane Municipality have leaders, he said, they had an oblibasic services such as electricity, gation to restore the confidence of houses, water, rehabilitation of the people by ensuring that they roads and other services. He said built an administration that was corruption-free and accountable to the people of Collins Chabane. He also promised to prioritise the eradication of poverty, unemployment and poor service delivery. Maluleke said all councillors had the responsibility to implement the ideas and policies of the government of the people. “It is time to work together and act now to address service delivery challenges. We must all of us make sure that the state machinery works Cllr Moses Maluleke was re-appointed as the mayor of Collins Chabane Municipali- for the municipality’s citizens,” he said. ty. Photo supplied. By Kaizer Nengovhela

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Lethal blow for PP and Venda Pension Fund members presided in the case, took some time to explain the background The Public Protector (PP) to the matter. This complex suffered a devastating defeat case started in 1992 when the in the Gauteng division of Venda civil servants were given the High Court two weeks an option to become part of the ago when the remedial integrated centralised national action imposed in the Venda pension fund or cash out and Pension Fund saga was set join a private fund. Many of aside. The court ruling may them chose the latter option, very well also mean an end especially since many of the to the dreams of thousands private options available also of pensioners who believed involved cash pay-outs. During that they could claim back the a period of uncertainty, many millions lost when the Venda believed that the private sector Pension Fund was migrated was a safer option. “With the to a centralised national fund. benefit of hindsight, it turns Judge Norman Manoim, who out that those who opted for By Anton van Zyl

the privatisation option turned out to have made a sub-optimal choice,” said Judge Manoim. Another problem that was quickly spotted, was that the formulas and dates used to calculate the accrued benefits were not consistent. This became the subject of the first dispute that ended up in court. The Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) eventually decided in 2000 in favour of the “Dali group” and ruled that these pensioners were entitled to 100% of their accrued benefits. The Dali group also asked that they be compensated for

the losses suffered during the transition period. This concerns the “losses” they suffered for joining a private fund. The SCA, however, did not agree with this and said they had to live with the choices they had made. Another group representing concerned pensioners, the Dabalorivhuwa Patriotic Front, also took the matter to the court. Not having much success, this group asked the then Public Protector (PP), Selby Baqwa, to intervene. He filed a report in April 2002 wherein he recommended, among other things, that the relief offered in the Dali case be extended to all others in similar circumstances. As far as the others were concerned, he seemed to agree that they had made a choice and had to live with it. In November 2008, another complaint was filed with the Public Protector. The three complainants argued that they had been influenced to accept the privatisation scheme by the then Venda government. The process, they argued, was not conducted properly and, as a result, was defective. Baqwa’s successor Adv Thuli Madonsela’s team took three years to investigate and make a finding. She noted that the recommendations of the Baqwa report had not been implemented. Her own recommendations included that a task team be appointed to review the matter and consider changes, also in legislation, to assist the affected people. The PP “asks the Ministers to look at a

Pension Fund issue fell well outside that time frame. “The facts of this case justify the policy rationale behind the twoyear limitation period. Not only do the memories of the complainants fade, but as in this case, data becomes irretrievable or no longer exists,” said Judge Manoim. He felt that neither Madonsela nor Mkhwebane had attempted to show special circumstances as to why the reports had been filed out of date. The PP argued that the Minister (of Finance) had put was compiled, and options together a team and started were investigated. Right from with the process to look at how the start, the time lapse clearly the pensioners could be paid caused immense problems. out. This, she argued, showed Data could not be retrieved that the Minister had agreed and people working with the to the process and attempted pay-outs had either died or to comply with the remedial could not recollect the exact action. Judge Manoim did not details of what was decided. A agree and said that the minister firm of actuaries was appointed had gathered facts, following to assist, but even that could which a decision had to be not provide clarity. A second made. firm later estimated that the In his conclusion, Judge remedial action could cost Manoim said that the remedial anything between R1,113 billion action related to complaints and R6,326 billion. concerning matters that arose What happened next was in the 1992-to-1994 period. a bit of a political side-show, “That period is in excess of with Mkhwebane “naming and the limitation that the Public shaming” the departments Protector has to entertain a involved and applying pressure complaint in terms of section on the government to give 6((9) of the Public Protector effect to the remedial action Act. No special circumstances ordered. This, unfortunately, were advanced to justify doing also caused a stand-off with the so. On the contrary: all the National Treasury, who indicat- facts point to the fact that the ed that the remedial action was subject matter was no longer not implementable. The decapable of proper investigation partment found that, despite all by the time the reports were attempts to consult and try and written, even in 2002, let alone move forward, “no compensain 2012 and 2016. This renders her report ultra vires and hence unlawful,” he said. “The facts of this case justify the policy As far as costs in the case rationale behind the two-year limitation are concerned, Judge Manoim did not want to award a period. Not only do the memories of the cost order against Adv complainants fade, but as in this case, data personal Mkhwebane. The PP’s office becomes irretrievable or no longer exists,” will be liable for the cost of the application, including the costs said Judge Manoim. of two counsels. The legal representative for a tion could be justified”. solution for the plight of those large group of the pension-fund On 11 March 2019, the who chose the privatisation members, Mr Hennie Erwee of route by rewinding the history, dispute between the departMusina, expressed his disment and the PP led to an but this has the rider attached appointment with the ruling application in the High Court to it that it is feasible,” said this week. He described it as a to have the remedial action in Judge Manoim. sad blow to the thousands of the reports of Madonsela and The matter then landed on pensioners who had lost what Mkhwebane set aside. the desk of the current PP, was due to them. Erwee said Judge Manoim first had to Adv Busisiwe Mkhwebane. that they were in discussion rule on the issue of expiration. She pressurised the National with the Public Protector’s legal The PP’s office has a two-year Treasury to implement the reteam, who indicated that they limit in which it must invesmedial action contained in the were studying the ruling and Madonsela report. A task team tigate complaints. The Venda would consider their options.

A firm of actuaries was appointed to assist, but even that could not provide clarity. A second firm later estimated that the remedial action could cost anything between R1,113 billion and R6,326 billion.

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“We’re ready for the festive season” By Bernard Chiguvare The time of the year when high volumes of people prepare to return to their home countries through the Beitbridge Border Post has come around again. Traffic is known to stretch for kilometres from the border to Musina over the December holidays, while crime escalates considerably. Limpopo Transport and Community Safety MEC Mavhungu Lerule Ramakhanya, however, says that they are prepared for these challenges. “There is no resource that has ever been enough to deal with crime. Whatever resources are at our disposal we will use to fight whatever crime, particularly at the borders,” she said at a high-level meeting held

on Friday, 26 November, at Musina Municipality. According to a report issued by the department, Limpopo Police Commissioner Lt Gen Thembi Hadebe, as well as members of the security cluster, and border management teams already have operational plans in place to improve and eradicate some of the challenges faced during the festive period. To monitor compliance and assist in the reduction of long queues at the border, the Cross-Border Road Transport Agency, the South African National Road Agency Limited (SANRAL) and Road Management Traffic Corporation (RMTC) will have a strong presence. Special attention will be given to trucks to improve the turn-around time

and hours spent on the road. Musina Mayor Nkhanedzeni Godfrey Mawela applauded these plans as he felt they would bring sanity to Musina during the festive period. “We are highly confident that the town will be one of the safest places for shopping,” said Mawela. According to a report by BusinessTech, published on 24 November, South Africa will launch a border management authority (BMA), a stateowned entity, in 2022. The role of the BMA will be to act as a single entity that manages the movement of people and goods across the country’s borders. It will also act as a type of law-enforcement agency, as it aims to clamp down on fraud, corruption, and other illegal activities.

Limpopo MEC for Transport and Community Safety Mavhungu Lerule Ramakhanya (far left) on a walkabout at Beitbridge Border Post on Friday, 26 November. With her are members of the Limpopo security cluster. Photo supplied. 1431 RSA

Musina Mayor Nkhanedzeni Godfrey Mawela (right) and local ward councillor David Mokobi at the blocked storm-water channel in Matswale. Mawela has promised to make sure the problem gets solved as soon as possible.

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“We have been complaining about this problem for the past ten years, to no avail. Now that the newly elected mayor is personally here to see for himself, we are hopeful that there will be a permanent solution to it.” These were the words of Ntuweleni Madamalala, a concerned community member from Matswale in Musina’s Ward 2, during Musina Mayor Nkhanedzeni Godfrey Mawela’s visit to the area. The area suffers a serious problem with frequent sewage spillages from overflowing manholes that flow into the municipal storm-water-drainage channel. 200 x 263 The combination

of this spillage and rubbish that is being littered into the storm-water channel slows the flow down, resulting in blockages and huge pools of water mixed with sewage. Residents fear that this not only puts everyone’s health at risk, but also the environment at large. Madamalala pleaded with their new leader to do something about this problem. “It is a very serious health risk to us because it is a breeding site for mosquitos and a source for water-borne diseases. The bad smell is horrible and makes our lives very miserable. We humbly request you to come to our rescue to alleviate this health risk.” The newly elected local ward councillor, David Mokobi, said

that the area had been added to his priority list. He took up his position as political leader last week. “I engaged the mayor, and he made the time to come and see for himself what the local people are crying about.” Mayor Mawela said that, as a leader, he did not want to depend on written reports sent to his office; he wants to personally go out and look at the actual situation. “Indeed, the situation is very bad because there are people who live around here. When our council took over last week, we committed to doing everything possible to bring a better life for all. I am going to engage all relevant stakeholders, so that we can quickly get a solution to this problem,” he promised.

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Praise for new mayor of Musina By Bernard Chiguvare On Thursday, 25 November, 11 members of the Phiri family who share a house in Mutswale Extension 14, woke up in the early morning hours to the sound of a terrible crash. A motorist had lost control of his vehicle and driven straight into one corner of their house. “We are sure the driver was speeding,” Lebogang Phiri said. “Upon inspection, he (the driver) agreed to help us renovate the damaged part of the house. We already have a bricklayer who is ready to renovate the

house.” For the time being, they have erected a shack on the premises in which five of them sleep, while their six children are being accommodated by nearby relatives. “We are afraid to sleep in the house. It might collapse at any time, so we want to be safe,” said Lebogang. After learning about the family’s misfortune, the newly sworn-in mayor of Musina, Nkhanedzeni Godfrey Mawela, visited the Phiri family and pledged to erect a temporary shelter for them while their house is being fixed. He also offered food parcels, which the

municipality delivered to the family only hours later. When Musina residents heard about the new mayor’s generosity to the Phiri family, messages of high praise poured in. “Well done, Mr Mayor! Keep it up!” “God bless you, Mayor Mawela!” “Pure leadership. He leads by example by being out in the field and not just getting second-hand information. I salute our mayor!” were some of the messages shared by the community on a WhatsApp group.

In the red gown, standing in front, is Chief Nkhumbuleni Ratshitanga of Ngulumbi village who graduated with a PhD in business information systems at the University of Venda.

Education can change our lives, says Chief Ratshitanga (PhD) By Bernard Chiguvare “What am I going to do with this PhD qualification? Is this going to be mostly of impact to me, or on the community I live in?”

Musina Ward 6 councillor Victor Manavhela delivers food parcles to the Phiri family on behalf of the municipality, as promised by the new From left to right are Precious Phiri, Lebogang Phiri and mayor, Nkhanedzeni Godfrey Musina Mayor Nkhanedzeni Godfrey Mawela at the Phiri Mawela. With Manavhela in family’s damaged house. A motorist lost control of his vehicle the photo, Lebogang Phiri reearly last Thursday morning and drove into the corner of their ceives the generous offering. house. Photo supplied. Photo supplied.

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These were some of the questions Chief Nkhumbuleni Ratshitanga of Ngulumbi village had in mind on Friday, 19 November, when he graduated with a PhD in Business Information Systems at the University of Venda (Univen). Chief Ratshitanga is also head of information technology at Univen. The university

honoured more than 600 graduates during the physical graduation ceremony. Chief Ratshitanga’s love of education dates back to 1920, when his grandparents built a school with their own money. “I am from a royal family. My grandparents built a school from their own pockets. My parents always talked about education wherever they were, and this gave me the zeal and strength to wake up and study. I believe in education because I have noticed how education changes situations in people’s lives,” said Chief Ratshitanga. To him, education is not

only for self-esteem, but it must be of benefit to the entire community one comes from. “In my area, I move from one school to the other, encouraging not only learners but also educators to study,” he said. Perseverance, according to Chief Ratshitanga, pays. “I always encourage my community not to stop studying because once one stops studying it means one is not going to reap the benefits you intended getting. To him, acquiring a PhD gives him a better platform to contribute meaningfully to his community.

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Jininka makes a comeback with her latest album, Ni do Farwa By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho Jeanette Nkanyane, known to many as Jininka, officially released her sixth album, titled Ni Do Farwa, at Sawuboma Music Jam in Soweto on 27 November. Fellow musicians travelled all the way from Vhembe and around Gauteng in support of Jininka’s latest project launch. The event was graced by live performances, with a full-complement reggae band and supported by several artists who did a fine job of entertaining the fans. The eight-track reggae album, containing hits such as Ni Do Farwa, Mulitsheni and Ndi A Ni Funa, was released under the OneStep Music label, produced by Mr Mukosi Netshiheni, recorded at Masana Studios in Soweto and mixed and mastered by DJ Davic. “The album carries messages of love and encouragement, and speaks out about social ills. Each song is a masterpiece with an unambiguous message,” said Jininka. The album features the likes of Humbulani Ramagwedzha, Romeo ThaGreatWhite and Rea’Nay Toofab. “The title track, Ni do Farwa, is a reggae song that warns against gender-based violence, which continues to

cripple our social moral fibre every day,” she said. “Most of the songs are linked to each other. Munna wa u todelwa relays a message from a woman who declines a forced and arranged marriage. Arranged marriages often result in abuse because, besides the fact that they did not agree to the union, the couple do not know each other, which makes it hard to connect.” As a young girl, Jininka listened to the soulful sounds of Dr Irene Mawela on cassettes with great

Jeanette Nkanyane, also known as Jininka, has officially released her sixth album. Picture: Rinae Munyai.

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Venue: Crossroad, Madombidzha. Line-up: Bocca, Deejay Bumbas, Deejay Oliver, Deejay Fortune Teller, Deejay Drum, and Young Bocca. Time: Nga Masiari till late.

04 3rd Yellow Festival

Venue: Bushy Valley Garden. Entrance: R50 (gen), R150 (VIP), and R70 (at the gate). Line-up: Deejay Lagugga, Phonik the Deejay, Deejay Fortune Teller, Deejay Sfudi, Deejay Naira, Dee 56 and Figo De Deejay, Deejay Ndozey, Deejay More, and Deejay Mlalas.

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Rabs Vhafuwi. Venue: Marshal Resort, Malavuwe. Event starts at 12:00 till late. Tickets: R250, R200 (if vaccinated), R280 (at the door), and R1200 VIP Individuals.

adoration and never imagined that this legendary Afro-soul singer would one day feature on one of her (Jininka’s) own projects. Jininka, who is from Ravele village, is very passionate about music. “I started singing in The Holy Servants Choir at Ravele village, and at five I was the youngest member,” she recalled with a smile. In 2011, she scooped up a SATMA award for Best Venda Album with her fourth album, Ndi Muvenda. “In Ndi Muvenda I reclaimed my position Muvenda, in society as a disciplined woman who respects her culture, a mother and not only a member of a community, but a member of society as a whole,” she said. Her first album, titled Love Life (with the hit track Ni tshi tamba tamba) was released in the early 2000s and received acclaim from many parts of the country because of its infusion of reggae, Afro-jazz and Afro-soul. Her music is laden with rich lyrics of reproach, encouragement and motivation for those who listen to it. “My festive wish to all the fans and people of South Africa is that we continue to look after ourselves, protect and guard against Covid-19, be safe on the roads and have fun responsibly throughout the festive holidays, until we meet again in 2022. Enjoy the music, spread the message of love and fight against gender-based violence. I love you all.” Jininka Nkanyane can be followed on social media and reached on Tel 071 879 1988. Ni Do Farwa is available on CD and on all digital music platforms.

The Annual Summer Vibe

Venue: Tshikota Community Hall, Tshikota (Louis Trichardt). Time: 15:00 till late. MC: Huli Hula Hulest. Line-up: Percy the Postman, Kyrie Wallace, Rude Kid Venda, Skillow Drama, Drama, T Feel, Pablo Juice, Kid Fuego, BYG, Boss G, Wavy Red, Ludar, B Flow, Sarney Kay, Remla, Justa, LVB, Sean Setjie, Royalson, Lil Savage, and Muzic Nerdz. Entrance: R50 (per person), R80 (per couple) and R30 (cooler-bag).

The Next Amazing Voice

Top 10: Semifinal. Venue: Bush Valley Gardens. Time: 18:00 till late. MC: Mubishop Vhasa Madikita. Guest artist: Unathi Solomon. Tickets: R100 (adults), R50 (children), R700 (VIP) and R1000 (VVIP). For more info WhatsApp 082 223 3440.

Local author wins poetry-reading competition By Bernard Chiguvare During the National Book Month celebration held at the Thohoyandou library last week, local author Phophi Ndou won first prize in the poetry-reading competition. “I was at the library and noticed there was a poetry reading competition going on, so I decided to take it on. Competitors were given a few minutes to prepare themselves beforehand. I just gathered up my confidence and battled it out with the other two competitors,” said Ndou, who is from Mauluma village, Zone 4. The event was hosted by the Department of Sports, Arts and Culture under the theme Reading for Healing and Transformation. This is not the first time Ndou has shown her skills. In September, she released a book called Murafho wo vhilinganaho (messed-up generation), which took her only three months to write. Ndou’s passion for educational competitions started way back when she was still in her primary and secondary school years and wrote her own speeches for debate competitions. “I feel very blessed [in] winning this competition. There was very little time to prepare but I made it. It gave my self-confidence a good boost,” she said. Phophi Ndou shows the According to Mpho Jerry Pooe, the trophy she won during project manager of the event, the the poetry-reading celebration focused on working with competition held at the youth to improve their level of Thohoyandou library to literacy, raise critical consciousness celebrate National Book and encourage critical thinking. Month. Photo supplied.

Easy SA – Shangoni Single Launch

Venue: Musanda Makonde Lifestyle. Time: 10:00 till late. Line-up: Easy SA, Chris Bang, JR Player, Dovey, Tuksin SA (Tshivhidzelwa), and Khubvi Kid (Thamu). Entry: R50.

5th Annual Reggae

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Vhatuka na Khadzi (ft Big Badd Sound System) presents 5th Annual Reggae Xplosion. Venue: Thathe Vondo Dam, Entertainment Centre. Time: 10:00 till late. Entry: Free – Poetry I Reggae Live Bands I Craft Market I Food Stalls I Slektas and many more. For more info, contact 072 546 3096 (Prince Shoni), 078 1174598 (Soul Provider), or 071 375 3971 (King Thase).

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Ladies Picnic 26 Venda Day Garden

Venue: 2010 Centre, Thohoyandou. Tickets: R250 (includes pallet setup, photoshoot, snacks, fruits, glass of wine/gin/juice). Time: 12:00 till late. Cooler box R50. No tickets will be sold at the gate. Line-up: Vhuyie da Deejay, Euphoria da Deejay, Deejay Fistovalley, Deejay Candice, Pushie da Tall, Deejay Gee C, Soweto’s Sexiest Guys, Hilda Mudau, Mawela da Deejay. For more information contact 067 299 4745.

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Summer Holiday

26 Chillas

Venue: Ishani Lakeview Park, Ngwenani ya Themeli. Entrance: Kids R30, Adults R50. Line-up Humbulani Ramagwedzha, Jininka, Radical Dread, Aweeh, Bashy Jahbless, Rooijah, Eddie Luvhengo, Natty Lions, Mudogwa De Poet, Ras Triple B, Rea’nay Toofab, and Mama’s Boy. Gates opens at 10:00. For more info, contact 071 879 1988.

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Birthday Picnic & Concert Venue: Tshinaki Family Resort, Muhuyu village. Time: 09:00 till late. Tickets: R100 (general), R250 (VIP 1), R500 (VIP 2), R1000 (VIP 3). Supporting artists: Rofhiwa Manyaga, Takesure Zamar, Minister Lombard Matshinge, Takie Ndou, Ngudo Praise, Tsiko Mal, Itani Mphaga, Newie, Huli Mbambale, Justic Nema, Tiyani Maluleke, Ndivhaleni Musetha, DerealPlesa, Takie Sikhwivhilu, Phathu and Masana.

Zion Train 2021

1st Annual Gospel Show. Venue: Thohoyandou Indoor Sports Centre. Tickets: R150 (@ Computicket). Time: 14:00 till late. Lineup: Edwell Ndou, Tau Diarora, Charles, EV Munzhedzi (Tshamulikitwa), Trica Selala, Mama Debaba, Mbavhalelo Triple M, Mercy Rambevha, Arthur Radzilani, Avhatrendi Matumba, Asnath Mulaudzi, and Twice.

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Backspace sets music platforms ablaze “Backspace Mr Nikhouambamini”, has made a booming comeShumani Christopher Nevhuta- back with his latest seven-track lu (33), also known as EP, which is guaranteed to set music platforms ablaze with its vibrancy. The album is titled MTN (My Now) Time Is Now), and songs such as Mulatshawe (ft Castro), I love you (ft Batondy), and Nikhouambamini (ft Natasha) already seem to be exceptionally popular among fans. Mulatshawe tells the story of a man who had worked very hard all his life to earn alu, also ut vh Ne r he top ris Shumani Ch ni, mi ba his salary, and am ou kh Ni Mr e known as Backspac now he is proud with his ck ba me co ing om has made a bo to spend it with d. pplie latest EP. Picture su By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho

those closest to his heart. “I feel that the fact that men work hard to earn their bread is something that needs to be recognised and celebrated,” he said. Backspace, a resident at Tshaulu Ha-Begwa village, explains that I love you is about a man who declares his deep love and appreciation to the woman he loves. “It’s a reminder to all to appreciate one another, create special moments and memories, and make the most of the time we have with our loved ones,” he said. At the beginning of the outbreak of Covid-19, when the world still tried to come to terms with this fearsome pandemic, Backspace posted many freestyles on his YouTube channel, which afforded him great popularity. He holds the belief that people should embrace a positive attitude towards life at all times. “Throughout our whole life journey here on earth, we learn many

lessons that help shape us into the social beings that we ultimately become,” he said. “All we need to do is teach the next generation these same lessons, so that they do not have to learn the hard way.” This artist runs his own studio as rapper, vocalist, dancer, and songwriter. “I live for music and express my feelings through my songs,” he said. “This is the only way I can communicate with the world, and it keeps me free from the pains of life. “I am a responsible social being who believes in nation building. It is very sad to hear about all the murder, rape and drug abuse among young people,” he said. “Let’s rather wage a war against crime and poverty and make the world a better place.” Follow Backspace Mr Nikhouambamini on social media platforms. He can be contacted on Tel 076 658 2253.

Billion SA releases end-of-year hit song next person is crying. Rather than gossip, steal or kill, just ask yourself Billion SA, born Lufuno Mulaudzi these questions: what good deed at Dopeni village in the Nzhelele can I do in this world? Why do I area, is known for his Afro-House have to hurt others? Once you do beats with their high-tempo something good, it starts to change Kwaito fusions that border on your whole attitude toward others.” contemporary jazz and Afro-traBillion SA first released his ditional music. gospel album, Sione ke le gae, in As a way of celebrating the end2009. This year he released a new of-year-season, Billion SA has made album, titled Mafula 2021 Version a re-entrance with his latest hit - a favourite among his fans. “My single, Zwido Naka, which relays a previous songs had also done well positive message of hope. in the music industry, but I made “I always believe that no matter a real breakthrough around 2014 how hard it gets at times, eventually after my fans advised me to record everything will turn out alright,” he House, jazz and traditional music,” said. “The song was inspired by the he said. “I loved gospel very much, way some people live to inflict hurt and I couldn’t understand why I on others. They gossip, steal and had to move from that to other kill, and this is the kind of negative genres. But I must admit, the move attitude that people should try to had made all the difference in my avoid. Don’t be the reason why the music career.” By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho

In 2014 he recorded and released his first Jazz and traditional music album, Africa Unite, which received massive airplay. “I love how people react to my music; it is all so amazing in a way that makes me happy,” he said. He hopes to drop a new full-length album soon, but meanwhile invites his fans to follow him on YouTube (Billion SA), Facebook (Lufuno Mulaudzi and Billion SA), Twitter (@ Billion-

SA2), and Instagram (Billionsamulaudzi). He can also be reached on Tel 072 519 7513 or Billionsamulaudzi@gmail.com.

Lufuno Mulaudzi, better known as Billion SA. Picture supplied.

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“Women and children should speak out against gender-based violence” “Men who still continue to abuse women and children must stop this behaviour,” warned Phalaphala FM’s programme manager, Ms Sharon Ravele. Ravele said that the radio station fully supported the various non-profit organisations, community structures, ordinary citizens and government departments in their combat against this epidemic. “It is everyone’s duty to create a society that is free of violence against women and children,” she said. “We hear and read about cases of violence and abuse every day, but we continue to pretend that it is not real, simply because it has not affected us personally. You do not have to be in a violent relationship to know that it happens around us every day.” According to Ravele, South Africa needs men who are responsible and courageous enough to stand together and reject these acts of violence. “We want women and children to speak out about gender-based violence, so that men who still abuse them face the law. We also encourage victims of any form of abuse to report it to the police,” said Ravele. “We understand that some women do not report cases of abuse because the perpetrators are breadwinners in the families. The victims are afraid of not having anyone to take care of the family if these men are arrested and charged, but there are many organisations that offer support to such families,” she said. “Over the years, we have had to contend with the fact that incidents of abuse continue to occur, despite the existence of a progressive constitutional and legislative framework that protects women while promoting a human-rights culture.” Ravele says that the radio, the government, churches, religious and traditional leaders and organisations could make a difference by instilling change in people’s perceptions about abuse. “We send out this message to everyone, that women and children are worthy human beings who deserve to be valued and respected as equal members of society.”

Raymond masters the art of Reggae By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho

Raymond Mukwevho has mastered the art of Reggae in his own right. Picture supplied.

Raymond Mukwevho (31), the grandson of the godfather of Tshivenda music, Vho-Ntsieni Christopher Mukwevho, has mastered the art of Reggae in his own right. His grandfather was the founder and lead vocalist for the Thrilling Artist band, so Raymond’s musical genesis started early on at his parental home in Tshitomboni tsha ha-Mmbubana. “Music runs in my family,” he said. “I grew up to

be very close to my grandparents and I felt like their son. My grandad used to come over to our house studio almost every day to play the piano, and I would sit with him because I enjoyed seeing him play. He would ask me to play a shaker to keep the beat while he sang. I would also join him as backing vocalist, so I guess that is where my music interest started. His mother, Muthuhadini Nita Mukwevho, was also a backing vocalist for The Comforters’ Month End Lover album, led by Colbert Mukwevho. “So, music also runs in my genes,” he said. At the age of 12, Raymond was already playing the keyboard at church and graduated to the bass guitar when he was 14. He became an excellent bass guitarist under the tutelage of his uncle, Humbulani Mukwevho. “Between the ages of 14 and 16, I played the keyboard at graduation ceremonies for my grandparents’ crèche with Christopher Mukwevho on backing vocals,” he said. “During this period, my

grandfather also joined us with the indigenous African musical instrument called the mbila.” After Raymond completed his matric, he went to study music at Sound of Sounds in Johannesburg, where he majored in sound engineering. “I later went on to study for my Bachelor of Science degree in computer science and graduated in 2017,” he said. “While I was busy with my studies, I also worked on my music and to enhance my skills, making music from my bedroom studio.” He currently works full time as an IT specialist. His debut album, Zwikhouni balela, was released in October 2019, and in October this year, he released his second album, titled Vhutshivha. The album comprises 11 songs, including Vhutshivha, Katarayanga, Aritshaidzhena, My intention, and Ndinae, and is available online for streaming and purchasing. Raymond Mukwevho is available on social media platforms and can be reached on Tel 073 039 6875.

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Ms Tshabalala must start afresh with her application for a new ID close relative who is 10 years older than herself. Following Limpopo Mirror’s When Tshabalala went back story last week, “Can the to the Louis Trichardt DHA DHA please just fix my ID?” on 9 October with the last regarding Maria Tshabalala required document, she was from Elim, whose ID was informed that her ID had been blocked by the Department blocked, which meant that of Home Affairs because she no longer had access to their system showed it to anything that required an ID be a duplicate of someone – a matter that concerned her else’s ID number, Mirror has deeply as she needs an ID docreceived some feedback from ument to gain access to certain the department regarding grants, such as her social grant. Tshabalala’s situation. She also needs it to apply for her youngest son’s ID. Tshabalala was sent back DHA liaisons officer Mr and forth between Elim Home David Hlabane explained the Affairs and Louis Trichardt matter of ID duplication. In Home Affairs after the system terms of the Identification Act, apparently showed that her ID he said, all citizens and permanumber is a duplicate of one of nent residents are issued with her children’s. In order to issue unique identity numbers that her with a new, valid ID numshould not be shared with any ber, she was required to submit other person. However, cases confirmation of birth from the have been identified wherein a hospital where she was born. person shared the same identity Here, unfortunately, she was number with someone else. In informed that the hospital had some cases, multiple people no records dating back to 1968 shared the same ID number. (the year she was born). She This, Hlabane explained, could also had to produce an affidavit be the result of identity theft, from her local traditional coun- where an ID was acquired cil’s office, which she succeeded illegally or fraudulently with in getting and submitted at the falsified documentation, or DHA, but this alone, she was where identity numbers had told, was not sufficient. She also been inadvertently duplicated. had to produce a letter from a In either case, markers are set By Bernard Chiguvare

Maria Tshabalala is hopeful that the problem around her blocked ID number will soon be resolved. Photo: Bernard Chiguvare.

on the National Population Register (NPR) to block any ID that duplicates another, as a means of ensuring the integrity and credibility of the National Population Register. “This is the case with Maria Tshabalala, who shares an ID number with another person. Not with one of her own children, though, as alleged. None of her children have duplicate (shared) IDs,” Hlabane said. DHA advised Tshabalala to visit her nearest Home Affairs office, where she will be assisted to complete the applicable forms to fix the problem. “She will have to submit supporting documents, such as copies of the ID, as well as copies of her parents’ IDs. The officials will then guide her through the process to ensure a speedy resolution,” Hlabane said. The question remains why Tshabalala was not properly informed about all the specific documents required from the start, instead of being sent back and forth every time. “No-one once mentioned the copies of my parent’s IDs, or the forms that have to be completed. Every trip costs me money, which I now don’t have because I can’t access my meagre income without an ID,” she said.

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The spokesperson for the Department of Transport and Community Safety, Mike Maringa, confirmed the incident and said that the driver seemingly lost control of the vehicle on the D3689 Gumela road that leads to Nwanedi-Luphephe

Resort. The accident happened on Sunday (27th) at about 02:00. The deceased was identified as Zwivhuya Marageni (17), a resident of Gumela village, and a learner at Mamphodo Secondary School.

The MEC for Transport and Community Safety, Ms Mavhungu Lerule-Ramakhanya, expressed her concern over the loss of lives in car accidents, especially when these losses are the result of reckless driving and speeding. “We are heading towards the festive season and expect many visitors to travel to our province as parents, children and relatives will be coming together. We are calling upon the road users to abide by and comply with the road signs for safety,” said MEC Lerule-Ramakhanya. She is also calling on motorists to be cautious and patient when travelling and driving. This comes after a vehicle accident in Gumela village near Mutale that claimed the life of one passenger and left seven The vehicle overturned and one passenger was killed, while passengers with minor injuries. seven were injured. Photo provided.

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Good things come to those who are willing to wait and put in the effort Traditional leadership Mr David Phusuphusu Phaduli (74) was recently installed as vhakoma, or junior traditional leader, of Mutulagole sub-village that he founded in 1986. Mutulagole is one of the 10 sub-villages of Matangari under the leadership of senior traditional leader Musanda Vho-Mutulagole Nyamande.

A number of sex workers from Louis Trichardt share this house in town. They complain that things have changed since Munna Ndi Nnyi, a non-government organisation, closed down due to lack of fundings. Photo: Bernard Chiguvare.

Covid-19 pandemic also made life tough for Vhembe’s sex workers

although this is not nearly enough to live on, she will Sex workers from around take what she gets, as long as the Vhembe District are she is able to put some food complaining that their lives on the table for her and her have been adversely affected two children of nine and 15, when Munna Ndi Nnyi, an who live with her. NGO that used to advocate Precious Mudau says that Closure of advocacy things for their rights and protect have not been the same group Munna Ndi since Munna Ndi Nnyi closed. them from the law, lost their funding from the National Nnyi had devastat- “When the organisation was Aids Convention of South still operational, the people ing effect on women who live in our area’s attitude Africa (NACOSA). Bardwell Mufunwaini, had completely changed. the managing director of the Mpho Ngovheni (31), who Many people respected our NGO, said they had to shut has been working in the sex work. The organisation used down in 2019 because of industry since 2003, used to to be interviewed by radio non-funding. “I am willing to work on the streets but said stations and other media. This protect the sex workers’ rights, that, since the organisation earned our work some form of but at the moment we have closed, she had not gone out respect.” no budget to speak of,” said to work. “I am afraid of being According to Mudau, Mufunwaini. arrested by the police. You most of the sex workers now The NGO also provided see, the police waste our time, find supporting themselves the workers with information and, in the process, we lose and their children difficult. via peer educators located clients.” She further said that Her three children live with in different areas. The peer some of her clients did not pay relatives of hers in Beitbridge, educators were responsible what they used to pay before where she is originally from. for distributing condoms and the outbreak of Covid-19 But in spite of these educating them on HIV/AIDS anymore. workers’ hardships, Constaand other sexually transmitted “Everyone claims that their ble Irene Radzilani from the diseases. salaries have been cut due to Makhado police says prostituLimpopo Mirror recently the suffering economy.” tion in South Africa is illegal spoke to a few sex workers On a good day, these work- and that enforcing the law from Louis Trichardt town. ers used to earn around R500. was the police’s responsibility. Most of them claimed that This was before Covid-19. Radzilani urges anyone with they were being deprived Now they earn only around complaints about prostitution of their rights, arrested by R200 a day. Mpho says that, to report them to the police. By Bernard Chiguvare

“Indeed, good things come to those who wait,” he believes. “When I moved to this place 35 years ago, it was very bushy and far away from other settlements in this village. I built my homestead, and it was the only one here in the bush for over 15 years. I had to cut down trees and fill up huge dongas to make way for my car, so that I can drive to my homestead. I used to fetch water at the local Mudaswali River because there were no taps, and I had to drive

long distances to buy necessities like bread and maize meal.” A retired school principal, who had been in the teaching profession for 40 years, Phaduli says he would use his leadership skills to turn the village into a pleasant, peaceful and developed place to live. “I am happy that I’m recognized here today for my pioneering spirit. Through my cooperation with our senior traditional leader and various stakeholders, Mutulagole now has many households, electricity, roads and water taps. I thank our local traditional leader for having trust in me, and I commit to always availing myself for anything that needs to be done to improve the lives of our people.” Musanda Vho-Mutulagole Nyamande said that Phaduli deserved this great honour bestowed on him as he was a rare breed of community builder. “This area was a dense

bush when he first came to live here in 1986, after he was given permission by my late father, Mutahabvu Vho-Ndidivhani George Nyamande. Phaduli approached many people to come and live here and today we have about 200 households. Realising that the place is expanding and that we need a leader, no one ever objected when we decided to bestow this great honour on him. We need to recognize hard workers while they are still alive, rather than to talk about them when they have passed on. There is no doubt that when the history of Matangari is written, David’s name will appear in a special chapter. We have trust in him, as he had already proved that he can lead without expecting anything in return.” During the installation ceremony, Sosana Mbedzi was introduced as khadzi and William Pandelani Phaduli as ndumi.

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Senior traditional leader of Matangari Musanda Vho-Mutulagole Nyamande (seated left) and the newly installed junior traditional leader of Mutulagole sub-village, Vho-David Phusuphusu Phaduli (on the right) during the installation ceremony.

Some 50 elderly people in Mashawana village received an early Christmas gift on Sunday (21st) when the Mashawana Foundation handed over 25 kg bags of maize meal to them.

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Some progress in the SAMWU-murders case

RIGHT: Muano Ndou, a grade 4 pupil at Mwangadi Primary School, drowned in the Muengedzi River near Zamenkomste on 29 November. Photo: supplied.

By Silas Nduvheni

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side streams and on riverbanks, or swim without the supervision The residents of Zamenkomste in of older people. He said that the the Kutama area are heartbroken police were very concerned as more after the drowning of a nine-year- young people played around rivers old boy on 29 November. and dams to cool off as the weather Muano Ndou, a Grade 4 pupil became hotter. at Mwungadi Primary School, met “The number of drowning cases an untimely death while playing in the province is increasing. This with a group of boys next to the is of serious concern as the figure of Muengedzi River. According to an fatalities in water continues to rise. eyewitness, the boys were playing One loss is one too many. Most of soccer when their ball landed in the victims drown in rivers, flowing the deep end of the river. “Muano streams or dams and a high perwent in to fetch the ball, but got centage of the deceased are young trapped in murky water. When his people,” said Mojapelo. friends realised he was in trouble, “We are urging the public to they tried to save him but he was in stay away from rivers, dams and too deep, so they decided to run to places that are not designated for the village to call for help from the swimming. Many people also end community and family members,” up in the water while under the the source said. influence of alcohol. It hampers The police were called, but by their judgement, leading to loss of the time they arrived at the scene, life. Parents must help us and keep darkness had already fallen and the their children away from water if boy was nowhere to be found. The they don’t know how to swim,” said provincial police spokesperson, Brig Mojapelo. Motlafela Mojapelo, said they were Muano will be buried on Sunday, investigating the incident. He ap5 December, at Zamenkomste pealed to children not to play along- cemetery. By Kaizer Nengovhela

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Ms Vanessa van Wyk, representative of the families of the two SAMWU members murdered in 2019, Ronald Mani (50) and the union’s former acting national president, Mr Timpson Musetsho (50), said she was confident that more suspects would be brought to book after the police had conducted their investigation on cellphone records obtained, which should show who had communicated with whom. Percy Radzuma, his two brothers, Simon and Ndivhuwo, and Thabo Sibanze stand accused of murdering Mani and Musetsho, who had apparently been too vocal and critical of the Vhembe District Municipality’s decision to invest R300 million with the now-defunct VBS Mutual Bank. “We hope that the cellphone records will help the police with their investigations and be able to link the suspects with the killings of the two union members. We are

hopeful that, once these investigations are done, the trial can start and be dealt with in court,” van Wyk said on Monday, 29 November, outside the Thohoyandou Magistrate’s Court. This after the case was postponed again, to 28 February 2022, for further police investigation. The suspects will remain in custody until then. Percy Radzuma’s legal representative, Advocate Thihangwi Nelufule, unexpectedly announced that he would no longer represent Radzuma since the accused had decided to hire another representative, Advocate Ratshilumela Makhera. Dean Tshenuwani Simon Farisani of the Mass Democratic Movement (MDM) also addressed the crowd gathered outside the court buildings. He said that progress was finally being made regarding the case and they were confident that, as soon as the trial started, the killers would reveal who had hired them to kill the union members.

Dean Simon Tshenuwani Farisani of the Mass Democratic Movement (MDM) spoke outside the Thohoyandou Magistrate’s Court on 29 November after the SAMWU-murders case was postponed to 28 February 2022. Photo: Silas Nduvheni.

Rondy Bosch Lodge ofﬁcially opens its doors Advertorial by Kaizer Nengovhela The South African ambassador to Zimbabwe, Ms Rejoice Mabudafhasi, officially opened Rondy Bosch Lodge on Saturday. The lodge is situated 8.5km from Louis Trichardt on the N1 South to Polokwane. The lodge will be managed by its CEO, Mr Patrick Madavhu, who is a well-known and dynamic businessman. Altogether 40 jobs were created for locals during the construction phase of the lodge and once it becomes fully operational, 25 people will be employed on a permanent basis. The lodge boasts 19 newly built chalets, which can accommodate up to 40 people sharing and has a state-of-the-art kitchen and a facility for dignitaries. Attractions in the area include a beautiful swimming pool, lapa, braai

areas, comfortable rooms at affordable prices, as well as a conference hall. Madavhu heartily invites clients for group functions, farewell functions, baby showers, weddings, meetings and year-end functions to make use of the facility. “We can also assure our clients with confidence that we provide the best security at lodge, so it is the safest place to be at. No client will regret ever visiting Rondy Bosch Lodge.” Madavhu said that to realise this dream, they had lost many things but also gained more from it along the way. “This is just the beginning of a long journey,” he said, adding that the project played a vital role in the fight against unemployment in the rural part of Vhembe, and the whole of Limpopo at large. “We look forward to providing our clients with amiable, quality services,” he concluded.

Mabudafhasi said she was proud of this new and exciting hospitality stable. “The product will contribute immensely towards growth potential for domestic tourism in the area in particular, but also for the province in general. Now that you have this facility, it is your duty and responsibility to take care of it. I hope it will continue to create jobs and be an economic relief to the people of Vhembe.” One of the community members, Mr Musandiwa “Wiser” Ralutanda, said he liked the fact that the resort was so safe. “I think this will be a good thing for our community. It is also very beautiful. We can come here during the holidays when it gets hot and just have fun with our families. And it is close by, so we don’t have to travel long distances anymore, for

which we are very grateful. We as a community will do our best to take care of the resort,” said Ralutanda. For bookings, visit their website at www.rblodge.co.za, contact them on 064 899 0810 or send an email to Rondybosch@rblodge.co.za.

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Madi Ashu launched in Mashawana across the country had no access to clean water. “We unA water-relief programme, derstand that, when there is no called Madi Ashu (Our water and electricity, the ones Water), was launched in who suffer the most are womMashawana village, situated en, because they need water to near Tswinga just outside of do the washing and electricity Thohoyandou on Sunday, 21 to prepare food for the family. November, by the Mashawana We also need to think about Foundation. The village has the children, who are the future been suffering from a severe leaders of tomorrow. They need shortage of clean water. to be encouraged to take educaThe managing director of tion seriously, and making sure Mashawana Foundation, Mr they have things like proper Collen Mashawana, said he had school uniforms and shoes been touched by the village’s forms part of that process,” said plight after his foundation had Mashawana. paid a visit there in 2020 to The foundation drilled a donate food parcels and protec- borehole and erected two water tive materials, such as masks tanks. “The village now has and hand sanitisers. access to free, clean water for Madi Ashui was initiated by the next 20 years.” Mashawana the Mashawana Foundation warned councillors and tradiafter they learned that many tional leaders not to charge the households in rural villages villagers any fees for this water. By Silas Nduvheni

The foundation also donated 50 water wheelbarrows, which can carry 100 litres of water, to the elderly people of the village. Ms Cecilia Mudau, one of the women set to benefit from the water-relief programme, was over the moon. She said that they had had sleepless nights worrying about water since the old and dilapidated Dzwerani Reservoir’s pipes had reportedly burst. “May God bless the Mashawana Foundation. Water is a source of life. Without water we cannot wash our clothes and bodies or cook food for the family,” said Mudau. The traditional leader of Mashawana village, Vhamusanda Nndavheleseni Mashawana, said he was thankful to the foundation for remembering their need for clean water.

In the front, from left to right, are Mr Cecil Mashawana and Mr Sello Hatting from the Nelson Mandela Foundation, the managing director of Mashawana Foundation Mr Collen Mashawana, Ms Nyawasedza Mashawana (mother) and Mr Austin Mashawana. At the back is Vhamusanda Nndavheleseni Mashawana, all photographed after the unveiling of the Madi Ashu Water-Relief Programme in Mashawana village. Photo: Silas Nduvheni.

Victory for Ablex against Giyani Boys By Kaizer Nengovhela The ABC Motsepe League match between Ablex United and Giyani Happy Boys, which was played at the Louis Trichardt Show Grounds on Saturday, ended in a 1-0 victory for Ablex. Ablex worked hard not to concede any goals during the first 45 minutes. They were out of touch in the opening minutes, but Giyani failed to convert some obvious scoring chances. In the first instance, their left flank, Nigel Mathonsi, fumbled at the goal finish with the Ablex keeper, Brian Mahasahasa, already beaten. In the 14th minute their overlapping midfielder, Zakhele Qwabe, caused an upset by shooting aimlessly from outside the penalty box, following a neat pass from Musa Mkhabele. The referee kept control of the match and warned Blessing Maluleke of Giyani with a card. This after he tackled Matome Mokoena from behind. The half-time score was still 0-0. Ablex were the better side throughout the last stanza. The keeper of Giyani, Luckyboy Mosele, made a brilliant save when he blocked Mavhungu Matamela’s aerial ball in the 57th minute. During the last 20 minutes of the match, Giyani

controlled the game, but they could not find the net. The goal that earned Ablex three vital points came in the 74th minute. George Sitjie beat the defence after receiving a beautiful pass from Nkhetheni Maliboho and scored with a half volley. Giyani’s striker, Thembinkosi Pohlolo, missed a fortune towards the end of the match. He suffered the pain of watching his volley going a little wide. After acquiring the service of well-known coach Sello Chokoe, Ablex have collected seven points in succession, winning two matches and Some of the elderly people received 100-litre drawing one. water wheelbarrows from the Mashawana Foundation. Photo: Silas Nduvheni.

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From left to right are the MEC for Agriculture and Rural Development, Nandi Ndalane, the managing director of Mathuba Genetics, Mr Emmanuel Mudau and Thovhele VhoVele Kutama. Photo: Kaizer Nengovhela.

MEC Ndalane urges women to pursue livestock farming career wanted to venture into livestock farming by funding The MEC for Agriculture them to get started. and Rural Development “To make sure that they in Limpopo, Ms Nandi participate in all aspects of Ndalane, urged women to agriculture, we talk of tilling pursue a career in livestock the land and breeding goats farming, not only as a means and cattle.” She said that of sustaining themselves and farming was one of the most their families, but also to sustainable jobs in the world play their part in promoting because not a day went by the local agricultural sector. without people needing a Rural farmers were admeal. She commended Emdressed during a Farmers Day manuel Mudau, the managing event, organised by Mathuba director of Mathuba Genetics, Genetics and held at their for managing his agricultural farmstead in Ravele, where projects in such a successful they breed goats and cattle, way. Mudau is also chairman on 13 November. The aim of of the Limpopo Indigenous the day was to share valuable Veld Goat Club (IVG) and information on livestock deputy chairman of the farming. Bosvelder Limpopo Club. MEC Ndalane, a guest at “I am impressed and happy this event, encouraged both about the role Mudau plays women and young people in the agricultural sector and to get actively involved in for encouraging communiagriculture. ties from poor backgrounds She said that the departto participate in farming,” ment offered its support she said. “Farming is so specifically to women who important. It’s life. Each and By Kaizer Nengovhela

Zakhele Qwabe of Giyani protects the ball from Mattome Mokoena. Photo: Kaizer Nengovhela.

George Sitjie of Ablex with the ball, with Musa Mkhabela falling down. Photo: Kaizer Nengovhela.

every woman should practice farming.” Mudau explained that they mostly target emerging commercial farmers, especially from historically disadvantaged communities. The aim of these projects is to encourage black commercial farmers to produce good quality products by following a scientific agricultural approach, and to maximise profit. “There are many people who breed sheep and goats, but they lack the knowledge on how to maintain and feed their livestock. I want to produce the best farmers who would then grow this sector and create more employment,” he said. He has committed himself to mentoring women and young people. “My wish is for women and young people to focus on farming and go to the agricultural college, so that they can learn about farming. I can teach them to become great livestock farmers.”

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LIGEGE AND ASSOCIATES INC. NOTICE IN TERMS SECTION 35 (5) OF ACT 66 OF 1965 The First and Final Liquida�on and Distribu�on Account in the Estate of the late RAMAANO LIVHUWANI VIOLET of ID No. 650913 0940 087 of Muswodi , Limpopo Province, who died on the 29-07-2021, Ref No.1922/2021, Master’s Office: Thohoyandou will be open for inspec�on for a period of 21 days from date of publica�on at the Mater’s offices. Should no objec�on be lodged with the master’s office during the specified period, the executor will proceed to make payments in accordance with the said account. Signed at Thohoyandou on this the 24th day of November 2021 LIGEGE AND ASSOCIATES, P.O. Box 1381, Phangami, 0950 TEL: 015 962 0509, EMAIL:info@ligegeand associatesinc.co.za Ref No.1922/2021

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NETSHIUNDA & ASSOCIATES NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 OF ACT 66 OF 1965 In the Estate of late DZHAUDZHAU THIVHILELWI EDWARD with (ID No: 600813 5344 080 last known address at Ngudza Village, Limpopo Province Estate No: 2866/2021. Masters oﬃce: Thohoyandou. Date of Death: 15 October 2021 All persons having claims against the above-men�oned estate must lodge it with the undermen�oned Executor within 30 days from the date of publica�on hereof. Name and address of executors: Matodzi Margaret Dzhaudhau, C/O NETSHIUNDA & ASSOCIATES ATTORNEYS, Oﬃce No: 206, 2Nd Floor, Old Mutual Building, Thohoyandou, P.O Box 383, Vhulaudzi, 0926: Tel No: 067 737 1320 Ref: D033

RICHARD MATHOBO ATTORNEYS NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35(5) OF ACT 66 OF 1965 The first and final liquida�on and distribu�on account in the estate of the late MATHEBANA MAFEMANI ERIC , ID no: 600403 5793 088, Ndengeza Village, Estate no: 1607/20201 shall lie for inspec�on at the offices of the Master of High court, Thohoyandou, for a period of twenty one (21) days as from the date of publica�on hereof. Should no objec�on thereof be lodged within the specified period the Executor shall proceed with the distribu�on of estate to the beneficiaries. Dated At Thohoyandou On This 06 August 2021. RICHARD MATHOBO ATTORNEYS, 2010 Centre Block 2 D18 Next to Phalaphala FM Thohoyandou 0950

RICHARD MATHOBO ATTORNEYS NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35(5) OF ACT 66 OF 1965 The first and final liquida�on and distribu�on account in the estate of the late LUKHADIMANA NDIVHUWO HUMPHREY , ID no: 641206 0149 089, Lukau Village, Estate no: 1248/2021 shall lie for inspec�on at the offices of the Master of High court, Thohoyandou, for a period of twenty one (21) days as from the date of publica�on hereof. Should no objec�on thereof be lodged within the specified period the Executor shall proceed with the distribu�on of estate to the beneficiaries. Dated At Thohoyandou On This 06 August 2021. RICHARD MATHOBO ATTORNEYS, 2010

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RICHARD MATHOBO ATTORNEYS NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35(5) OF ACT 66 OF 1965 The first and final liquida�on and distribu�on account in the estate of the late MABILA NALEDZANI BEATRICE, ID no: 641206 0149 089, Muswodi Village, Estate no: 873/2021 shall lie for inspec�on at the offices of the Master of High court, Thohoyandou, for a period of twenty one (21) days as from the date of publica�on hereof. Should no objec�on thereof be lodged within the specified period the Executor shall proceed with the distribu�on of estate to the beneficiaries. Dated At Thohoyandou On This 06 August 2021. RICHARD MATHOBO ATTORNEYS, 2010 Centre Block 2 D18 Next to Phalaphala FM Thohoyandou 0950

RICHARD MATHOBO ATTORNEYS NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1) OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 ESTATE LATE: MANENA AVHAPFANI ELIZABETH I.D NO: 640408 0170 085 of Thohoyandou M loca�on who died on 2015-01-12 and who was married to MANENA MUKHAKHISI ISHNMAIL of ID no: 581003 5318 085. Estate number 1471/2016 Master’s oﬃce: Thohoyandou. All persons having claims against the above men�oned estate are called to lodge their claims within 30 days from date of publica�on. Signed at Thohoyandou on this the 06 day of August 2021. RICHARD MATHOBO ATTORNEYS, 2010 Centre Block 2 D18 Next To Phalaphala FM Thohoyandou 0950 REF: RICH/RM/MANENA

TENDANI MATANGA No�ce of applica�on for consent use in terms of sec�on 75 of the Makhado Municipality Spa�al Planning Land Development and Land Use Management By Law 2016 on Stand no 002 Tshikwarani Village, Kutama I Tendani Matanga being the owner of stand no 002 Tshikwarani Village, Kutama hereby give no�ce in terms of sec�on 93 of the Makhado Municipality Spa�al Planning and Land Use Management By-Law 2016 read together with the Provision of Spa�al Planning and Land Use Act, 2013 (Act 16 OF 2013) that we have applied to Makhado Municipality for a consent use of stand 002 Tshikwarani Village, Kutama for the purpose of Recrea�onal Facili�es. The relevant plan(s); documenta�on and informa�on are available for inspec�on at

the office of the Director responsible for Planning and Development, Makhado Municipality for a period of 30 days from 03 December 2021, and any objec�on or interest in the applica�on must be submi�ed in wri�ng to The Municipal Manager, Private Bag X2595 Makhado, 0920 before the expiry of 30 days from 03 January 2022 or to the offices of Makhado Municipality during office hours from 07h00 to 16h00 Address of the applicant P.O Box 219, Kutama, 0940 Cell: 076 644 0000 Email: Mhmatanga@ gmail.com

TENDANI MATANGA TENDANI MAṰANGA Nḓivhadzo ya khumbelo ya tshumisothendelwa u ya nga khethekanyo ya 75 ya Mulayo Wapo wa Masipala wa Makhado wa Ndaulo ya Kushumisele kwa Mavu, Mveledziso ya Mavu na Vhupuḽani ha Zwikhala wa, 2016 kha tshitentsi tsha nomboro ya 002, Muvhunduni wa Tshikwarani, Kutama. Nṋe Tendani Maṱanga ane nda vha muṋe wa tshitentsi tsha nomboro ya 002, Muvhunduni wa Tshikwarani, Kutama ndi khou ḓivhadza u ya nga khethekanyo ya 93 ya Mulayo Wapo wa Masipala wa Makhado wa Ndaulo ya Kushumisele kwa Mavu na Vhupuḽani ha Zwikhala wa, 2016 i tshi vhalwa khathihi na mbetshelo ya Mulayo wa Kushumisele kwa Mavu na Vhupuḽani ha Zwikhala wa, 2013 (Mulayo wa nomboro ya. 16 wa 2013) uri ro humbela kha Masipala wa Makhado malugana na thendelo ya u shumisa tshitentsi tsha nomboro ya 002, Muvhunduni wa Tshikwarani, Kutama ndivho i ya Zwileludzi zwa Vhumvumvusi. Puḽane yo teaho/dzo teaho; maṅwalwa na nḓivhiso zwi hone hu tshi itelwa nyingamelo kha oﬁsi ya Mulangi a re na vhuḓi�induleli kha zwa Vhupuḽani na Mvelaphanḓa, Masipala wa Makhado lwa tshi�inga tsha maḓuvha a 30 u bva kha ḽa 03 Nyendavhusiku 2021, nahone khanedzo iṅwe na iṅwe kana dzangalelo ḽiṅwe na ḽiṅwe malugana na khumbelo zwi fanela u ṋetshedzwa nga u tou ṅwala kha The Municipality Manager, Private Bag X 2595, Makhado, 0920 phanḓa ha u �irelwa kana hu saathu �ela maḓuvha a 30 u bva kha ḽa 03 Phando 2022 kana kha oﬁsi dza Masipala wa Makhado nga tshi�inga tsha awara dza mushumo u bva nga 07h00 ya matsheloni u swika 16h00 tshitheu. Ḓiresi ya muhumbeli: P.O Box 219, Kutama, 0940. Luṱingothendeleki: 076 644 0000, Imeiḽi: Mhmatanga@gmail.com THANYANI ATTORNEYS NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN TERMS OF SECTION 29 (1)

OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT 66 OF 1965 In the estate of the late MULAUDZI NYAWASEDZA of Iden�ty number 560628 0624 080, of stand no: 14 Vyeboom, Vuwani, Collins Chabane Municipality, Limpopo province who died on the 11 AUGUST 2021 and was widowed. Estate number: 3009/2021 Master’s oﬃce: Thohoyandou All persons having claims against the above men�oned estate are required to lodge their claims with the undersigned within 30 days a�er the date of publica�on. Signed at Louis Trichardt on this the 29th day of November 2021. THANYANI ATTORNEYS Oﬃce No 07, 30 Erasmus Street, Sentraal Gebou Louis Trichardt Info@Thanyania�orneys. co.za Ref: Th-16145

TSHIKUKUVHE MBAVHI ATTORNEYS. NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35 (5) OF ACT 66 OF 1965 First and Final Liquida�on and Distribu�on Account in the Estate of the late PHALALI AIFHELI ROSEMARY of I.D no: 540205 0444 085 of, Bale, Ha-Manenzhe, Limpopo Province, who died on the 2021/04/01, Ref no: 1011/2021, Master’s office: Thohoyandou will be open for inspec�on for a period of 21 days from date of publica�on at the Master’s offices. Should no objec�on be lodged with the master’s office during the specified period, the executor will proceed to make payments in accordance with the said account. Signed at Thohoyandou on this the 15th day of October 2021 TSHIKUKUVHE MBAVHI ATTORNEYS, Box 2979, Thohoyandou, 0950 Ref: Redress/Est.08/2020

TSHIKUKUVHE MBAVHI ATTORNEYS. NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35 (5) OF ACT 66 OF 1965 First and Final Liquida�on and Distribu�on Account in the Estate of the late NEFOLOVHODE NJAKANJAKA WELHEMINA of I.D no: 390809 0358 087 of, 1299 Seshego Zone A, Polokwane Limpopo Province, who died on the 2001/06/04, Ref no: 4222/2021, Master’s office: Polokwane will be open for inspec�on for a period of 21 days from date of publica�on at the Master’s offices. Should no objec�on be lodged with the Master’s office during the specified period, the executor will proceed to make payments in accordance with the said account. Signed At Thohoyandou on this the 30th day of November 2021 TSHIKUKUVHE MBAVHI ATTORNEYS, Box 2979, Thohoyandou, 0950 Ref: Redress/Est.02/2021

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Teams gear up for Manya and Mafanya Tournament By Frank Mavhungu

The tournament organizers are, from left to right, Godfrey Masia (tournament manager), Zeblon Nelwamondo (general secretary), Mulalo Tshilume (sponsor) and Rabelani Ramugondo (treasurer).

Fabulous prizes wait for the overall winners of the Marshal Resort soccer challenge By Frank Mavhungu The teams affiliated to the Marshal Resort Soccer Tournament had a busy weekend. The quarterfinal matches were played at the Tshivhilwi Grounds on Sunday. The opening match was between Nweli Stone Breakers and Makhuvha Up The Ants. Stone Breakers scored four goals before Up The Ants could pull one back later in the game. Phandulaluvalo FC secured a place in the semi-final stage after beating

Mulodi Freedom Birds 8-7. The winner was determined through penalty shootout as the score was still 0-0 at the end of regulation time. Mukula Young Santos are also through to the semis after beating Rockers FC 5-4 via a penalty shootout. Berea FC will not take part in the semi-final stage of the prestigious competition. They were booted out by Madridtas FC, who beat them 1-0. According to the general secretary for the tournament, Mr Zeblon Nelwamondo, the champions will walk away with a cash prize of R12 000 and a soc-

cer kit. The runners-up will become R7 000 richer, apart from the soccer kit they will be presented with. The third- and fourth-placed teams will receive R5000 and R3500 respectively, as well as soccer kits. Teams booted out of the tournament in the quarterfinal stage will each receive consolation prizes of soccer kit and a soccer ball. The semi-final matches will be played on a date and at a venue that will be announced this weekend. Thirty-two teams from around Vhembe District took part in this year’s edition of the tournament.

cash prize of R3 000 is awaiting the team that will finish in the second position. Teams booted out of the tournament in the semi-final stage will each receive R1 000. Individual awards will be presented to the best player of the tournament, the best goalkeeper and the top goal scorer. More information regarding the tournament can be obtained by phoning Mr Mutwanamba on 0769659357 or Mr Avhudzheni Mudzanani on 0722758563.

This year’s edition of the annual Manya and Mafanya Soccer Tournament will be staged at the Tshanzhe Sports Grounds in the Mutale area on 23 and 24 December. As usual, eight teams from Tshanzhe and the surrounding areas will take part in the tournament. Teams gearing up for the tournament are Mukondeni Shoe Shine Boys FC, Bashasha Terror Masters, Sambandou Seven Hunters, Berea FC, Madridtas FC, Sambandou United Professionals, Dipeni FC and the hosts, Tshanzhe Pre-Mighties FC. According to one of the organisers of the tournament, Mr Emmanuel Mutwanamba, the teams will only get to know who their opponents are during the last meeting of the organising committee, which is scheduled for Sunday, 19 December. Mr Mutwanamba said that this year’s champions would Mr Emmanuel Mutwanamba. Photo receive a cash prize of R4 000 and a floating trophy. A supplied.

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Teams can now enter for Lesley Manyathela knock-out tournament By Kaizer Nengovhela

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A soccer tournament is planned in honour of the late Orlando Pirates and Bafana Bafana striker, Lesley “Slow poison” Manyathela, over December. Manyathela died in car accident ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT AND WATER USE LICENCE APPLICATION in 2003. FOR THE PROPOSED MATSILA GAME LODGE, LOCATED ON PORTION 1 OF THE FARM DE HOOP 68 LT, WITHIN THE COLLINS CHABANE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY, The Lesley VHEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY Manyathela Foundation, the organisers Notice is hereby given in terms of 41(2)(c) of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Regulations of 2014 published in Government Notice (GNR) (R982) as amended by GNR 326 (07 of the tournament, April 2017) published in terms of Section 24(5) of the National Environmental Management Act, say they expect to see 1998 (Act No. 107 of 1998) as amended; and Section 17 (4) of the Water Use Licence Application the top 32 teams in and Appeals Regulations of 2017 published in Government Notice (GNR) (R267) in terms of the region competSection 26 (1)(K) and 41(4) of the National Water Act, 1998 (Act No. 36 of 1998). ing. According to the Rambuda Consultants (Pty) Ltd has been appointed in terms of EIA Regulations 12 (1) by spokesperson for the Kuma Consulting Engineers (Pty) Ltd (on behalf of the Development Bank of Southern Africa – foundation, Mr Kabelo Implementing Agency and the National Department of Tourism) as Independent Environmental Thelele, teams from the Assessment Practitioner to undertake an EIA and a Water Use Licence Application (WULA) for whole of Vhembe are the proposed Matsila Game Lodge development. invited to register. The Project Description and Location registration fee for the The Matsila Community Development Trust intends to develop a Game Lodge that will entail senior teams is R2 000. amongst others the following: Chalets (20 units), Restaurant, Wedding Hall, Swimming Pool, He said identifying Restrooms, Admin Bock, Guardhouse, and associated infrastructures. future stars’ talents at The proposed site is located within the Matsila Nature Reserve, on portion 1 of the farm De grassroots level was Hoop 68 LT, WITHIN The Collins Chabane Local Municipality, Vhembe District Municipality. The important. He approposed site can be defined by the following central geographical coordinates: 23°11’55.23”S plauded their sponsors 30°16’12.85”E. for helping to identify EIA and WUL Application these talents and added The proposed development triggers EIA listed activities under GNR 327 (Activity 27 and 28); that the youth of this and GNR 324 [Activity 6(e) & 12(e)], as such a Basic Assessment Process will be followed region should be proud and submitted to the Limpopo Economic Development, Environment and Tourism (LEDET). The project also triggers Section 21 c and I of the National Water Act, 1998, as the proposed lodge of their talents. is adjacent to a watercourse. As such, a Water Use Licence Application will be submitted to the The winning team Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS). will receive R50 000, Invitation to Participate a floating trophy, new You are hereby invited to register as an Interested and Affected Parties. Please submit your name, soccer kit and medals, contact information and any comments to the contact person below to ensure that your comments while the runners-up are captured. Moreover, it will ensure that you are kept informed throughout the application will receive R25 000, process. a soccer kit and silver Rambuda Consultants (Pty) Ltd medals. The third prize Mrs. Konannai Mashilo/ Mr. Arnold Mashamba amounts to R15 000 Environmental Assessment Practitioner and bronze medals, and Tel: 076 893 5757/ 076 654 5992 the team that ends up Fax: 086 538 6300 in fourth position will Email: info@rambudaconsultants.co.za bank R10 000. Ad designed by Zoutnet Publishers mashambaA@rambudaconsultants.co.za

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Home Defenders too strong for Vondwe XI Bullets in ABC clash By Frank Mavhungu

Mnqobi Mbata of Home Defenders kicks the ball. Photo: Frank Mavhungu.

Mpheni Home Defenders kept their title hopes alive by beating Vondwe XI Bullets 3-1 in their ABC Motsepe League match played at the Tshifudi Stadium on Saturday. Home Defenders took the game to the home side from the start but squandered several obvious scoring chances within the first 15 minutes of the game. Bullets were lucky not to concede an avalanche of goals at that stage as their defenders were running for cover time after time. Although Bullets’ centre forward, Phathutshedzo Nemagovhani, was caught in an offside position several times, his defenders continued to pump aerial balls to him. Realizing that their scoring chances were slim, Home Defenders effected the first change to their starting line-up 15 minutes towards the end of the first half. They Tsiko Masikhwa of replaced Nzuzo Madlala with Bullets escapes with Gift Nemutandani. the ball after beating Nemutandani made his Robert Baloyi of presence felt three minutes Home Defendafter he was introduced. ers. Photo: Frank Home Defenders were Mavhungu. awarded a free kick in the 25-metre area. Nemutandani took the free kick and Thabelo Tshikweta, who scored a brace in the game, gave the ball the final touch to give his side a 1-0 lead at half time. The visitors effected three more changes early in the last stanza. Bullets looked weary and frustrated after the three replacements of Home Defenders. As if they were leading, Bullets started to play defensive football to neutralize the visitors. The wheel of fortune turned in Home Defenders’ favour again in the 68th minute. Nqubeko Gwala scored with a neat header, following Gift Nemutandani’s square pass. Gwala was cautioned with a yellow card two minutes thereafter. He tackled Talifhani Manyaga from behind and the referee, Mr Fhulufhelo Masindi, was quick to flash yellow. Thabelo Tshikweta completed his brace after a scramble within the box. The Bullets’ solitary goal came later in the game. Talifhani Manyaga beat the keeper with a long-range half volley to bring the final score to 3-1.

Hard-earned victory for Santos By Frank Mavhungu Mukula Young Santos are through to the semi-final stage of the prestigious Marshal Resort Soccer Tournament. They beat Rockers FC 5-4 in their quarterfinal match played at the Tshivhilwi Grounds on Sunday. The game was characterised by yellow cards. The players continued to demonstrate their rough skills, despite the fact that the referee, Mr Calvin Nemavhola, had flashed four yellow cards within the first 15 minutes of the game. Rotondwa Kutame, the Rockers’ captain, was the first player to go into the referee’s book. He tackled Kundani Netshandama from behind. Rockers soon realised they were in trouble when they missed a fortune in the 24th minute. Their left winger, Tshakadzavhathu Manguvhewa, went loose from the left corner and unleashed aimlessly from the edge of the The referee, Mr Calvin Nemavhola, looks box. closely as Faranani Matsea of Rockers Young Santos had their own regrets towards leaves the pitch after seeing red. the end of the first half. Their fast forward, Vhahangwele Tshifhango, received a beautiful pass from Avhatendi Mushaphi just outside the box. Instead of relaxing on the ball and trying other possible ways, Tshifhango did the unexpected by shooting wide. The teams continued to create and squander scoring opportunities in the last half. Rockers played the last 20 minutes of the game with their hands tied behind their backs. This after their right back, Faranani Matsea, was given his marching orders for a dangerous tackle on Kundani Netshandama. Rockers did not stop fighting, despite the setback. They came close to scoring twice within a short space of time later in the game. The scoreboard was still blank at the end of the regulation time and the winner was determined through penalty shootout. Young Santos managed to convert all their five chances via Avhatendi Mushaphi, Unarine Mabone, Kundani Netshandama, Rolivhuwa Nethengwe and Vhahangwele Tshifhango, while Rockers converted Tshakadzavhathu Manguvhewa of Rockers hinders Thifour of their five chances. hanedzwi Nevhutalu of Santos from reaching the ball.

Soccer festival at Rabali Stadium By Frank Mavhungu The Rabali Stadium will be a hive of activity on Saturday afternoon. Two ABC Motsepe League matches will be played there. The first match will be between Rabali Blackpool and Giyani Happy Boys, scheduled to start at 13:00. Blackpool registered their first victory last Saturday. They beat Musina

Rabali Blackpool’s dribbling wizard, Philemon Rantso. Photo: Frank Mavhungu.

United 1-0 at the Lesley Manyathela Stadium in Musina. Blackpool must keep an eye on the Happy Boys’ playmakers, Thembinkosi Phohlolo and Ayanda Mabaso, or else they will concede an avalanche of goals. On the other hand, the Blackpool strikers, Philemon Rantso and Julius Likhontsane, are expected to keep the Happy Boys’ defenders running for cover throughout the game. The defending champions, Mikhado FC, are leaving no stone unturned in their preparations for their match against Musina United, which is scheduled to start at 15:00. United are still to win a league match to date. Musina will pin their hopes on Thabo Dasheka and Senzo Gina for goals. The title chasers, Emmanuel FC, will try their luck against Ablex United at the Giyani Stadium. Emmanuel must win the match at all costs to keep their title hopes alive. They are currently lying in the second position on the log standings with 10 points, one behind the pace setters, Munaca FC. Mpheni Home Defenders will fight for league points against Munaca FC at the Louis Trichardt High School Grounds. Magezi FC will host Ngwaabe City Motors at the Manamela Stadium outside Polokwane. Ditlou FC will meet Phinnet City FC at the Groblersdal Stadium. Eleven Fast Tigers will have a date with Mighty FC at the University of Limpopo Stadium, while Dennilton Callies will lock horns with The Dolphins FC at the Groblersdal Stadium.

The newly elected Vhembe District Sports Confederation poses in front of the old parliament buildings in Thohoyandou. Photo supplied.

New exco for Sports Confederation By Bernard Chiguvare A new executive committee for the Vhembe District Sports Confederation (VDSC) was elected last month during a meeting held at the old parliament buildings in Thohoyandou. The VDSC is a body promoting sport in the Vhembe District. The confederation’s members include the South African Football Association (SAFA),

the Boxing Association, Netball Association, Athletics Association, Parasport, Football, Gymnastics, Volleyball, athletics and others. According to Sandy James, the newly elected secretary-general of the VDSC, the executive committee consist of a well-balanced team of experts in different sports. Notably, the confederation has a female president, Patricia Booi. She (Booi) has more than 25 years

of experience in parasport. During these years, she launched the Special Olympics in the Vhembe District. The other executive members are Jabulani Ndode (deputy president), James Maluleke (second deputy president) and Theo Maoka (deputy secretary). Other members include Dr Mugwedi, Peter Dzhangi, Mukhtar Patel, Zebulon Nelwamondo and Margareth Mabedle.

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Musina health awareness campaign Andries steers his team to victory Musina News People from the farming areas outside Musina are in high spirits after they were treated to a proper check-up during a health-awareness campaign, set up at the Maroi farm outside Musina on Saturday, 27 November. The build-up event was aimed at celebrating World Aids Day on 1 December and organised by the Department of Health, Musina Right To Be LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender), the South African Red Cross Society and

Musina Local Municipality. Addressing the farming community and invited guests, the head of the community services portfolio at Musina Municipality, Cllr Rudzani Luambo, said everyone had a role to play in building a healthy, productive and active nation. She thereby encouraged people to live healthier by adopting good behavioural habits. “The most important thing is to eat a healthy, balanced diet and exercise regularly. Check your HIV status on a regular basis and be safe.

The head of community services at Musina Municipality, Cllr Rudzani Luambo, addresses farm workers at Maroi.

If you are HIV positive, get the relevant treatment and care, so that you can remain healthy and strong. If you are sexually active, protect yourself and your partner by always using a condom,” she continued. “If you have been coughing for three weeks or longer, make sure that you are tested for TB, so that you can get treated. Let us try to avoid habits like smoking and alcohol abuse.” She advised those living with non-communicable diseases, such as hypertension and diabetes, to adhere to their treatment at all times. “We should all make healthy lifestyle choices and seek medical attention timeously, so that the vision of a society free from the burden of disease can be realised. We must go for regular check-ups, so that diseases are detected early. The earlier a disease is detected, the easier it is to treat.” One of the local farm workers, Aaron Mbedzi said they were very pleased with the visit. “I wish this could be done every week because we desperately need these services in the farming areas. For the first time in my life, I had my blood pressure and sugar level taken and I’m happy to know that they are normal.”

of Mphadzha was warned with Masingi scored his team’s a card in the 55th minute, folfourth goal in the 76th minute. Andries Masingi of Hollowing a continued argument Mphadzha’s strikers tried hard lywood Mabaleng steered with the referee. to make a comeback, and Leshis team to victory when he Mabaleng lost shape in the ley Mulaudzi gave them hope. scored four goals to help middle of the park and MphHe blasted in a rocket from inMabaleng beat Mphadzha Try adzha capitalised to score their side the circle, but this was too Again 4-3 in the semi-final second goal. Murendeni Kulittle, too late for Mphadzha. of the Matrymphama Soccer bayi, who was Tournament. The match was later replaced played at Tshiozwi on Sunday. with VhulenMabaleng started the game da Khavhu, with a lot of self-confidence tried his luck and their efforts paid off in the from outside seventh minute of the game. the box. The Philip Mulaudzi of Mphadzha keeper of found the net, following a mix- Mabaleng, up within Mabaleng’s danger Rhulani area. Maluleke, The goal was an insult to the mishandled home side, and they retaliated the ball and in the 26th minute. Andries suffered the Masingi was on target with pain of watch- Rudzani Ralevha (left) of Mphadzha tries hook the ball(BASIC awayASSESSMENT) from Mulalo ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT to ASSESSMENT PROCESS FOR THEMalima. PROPOSED ESTABLISHMENT a header, following a cornerNOTICE OF ing it cross the OF A CATTLE FEEDLOT MAMPAKUILKaizer FARM 313 Nengovhela. LS, MAKHADO, IN MAKHADO LOCAL MUNICIPALITY WITHIN THE kick that was taken by Musiwa goal line.SITUATED IN Photo: JURISDICTION OF VHEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY, LIMPOPO PROVINCE. Mutandari. Mabaleng OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT PROCESS (BASIC ASSESSMENT) FOR THE PROPOSED continued to dominate NoticeNOTICE is hereby given in terms of Section 41 of Chapter 6 of the EIA Regulations, published in Government Notice No. 326 of 7 April 2017 DEVELOPMENT OF A FILLING STATION AND ASSOCIATED FACILTIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE AT TSHISELE ALONG in all departments. published in terms of National Environmental Management Act (Act 107 of 1998) as amended with the intention to undertake an Environmental R524, MPHAPHULI, THOHOYANDOU, 0970, THULAMELA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY IN THE VHEMBE DISTRICT, LIMPOPO In the 37th minute, Impact Assessment. PROVINCE Masingi scored his Description of thegiven project: Notice is hereby in terms of Section 41 of Chapter 6 of the EIA Regulations, published in Government Notice No. 326 of 7 second goal. He caught April 2017 published in terms of National Environmental Management Act (Act 107 of 1998) as amended with the intention to Tsedu Farming Enterprise propose to undertake the establishment of firstly a Cattle Feedlot and later an abattoir situated in Mampakuil Farm the Riders’ keeper, undertake an Environmental Impact Assessment. 313 LS, Makhado, in Makhado Local Municipality within the jurisdiction of Vhembe District Municipality, Limpopo province. Godfrey Ralinala, Description of the Project: Listed activities: according to EIA regulations 2017 off guard and scored Thanga Trust proposes to develop a filling station, convenient shopping facilities and associated facilties situated at Tshisele, easily to bring the half- Applicable Listing Notice Activity No: R524, Mphaphuli, Thohoyandou, 0970, Thulamela Local Municipality In The Vhembe District, Limpopo Province. time score to 2-1. GNR 327 Listing Notice 1 Activity 27: The clearance of an area of 1 hectares or more, but less than 20 hectares Listed Activities: According to EIA Regulations 2017 Mabaleng scored the of indigenous vegetation. Applicable Listing Notice Activity No: third goal via Masingi, GNR 327 Listing Notice 1 Activity 4: The development and related operation of facilities for the concentration of GNR 327 Listing Notice 1 Activity 14-; The development and related operation of facilities or infrastructure, for the storage, who headed home animals in densities that will exceed— (i) 20 square metres per large stock unit, and or for the storage and handling, of a dangerous good, where such storage occurs in containers after a scramble within more than 500 units per facility with a combined capacity of 80 cubic metres or more but not exceeding 500 cubic metres. the box. Sello Sibiya Project location: By Kaizer Nengovhela

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PSL confirms the dates and venues for the Nedbank Cup preliminary-round matches By Frank Mavhungu Following the draw that was held at the league’s offices last Friday morning, the Premier Soccer League (PSL) has confirmed the dates and venues for the preliminary round of the Nedbank Cup matches for the teams campaigning under the banner for the GladAfrica Championship League. The three teams based in Vhembe, Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila (TTM), Venda Football Academy (VFA) and Black Leopards, will have themselves to blame if they fail to secure places in the top-32 stage. They had all won the home-ground advantage during the draw. The opening batch of three matches will be played on Tuesday, 14 December.

Jomo Cosmos will host Uthongathi FC at the Vosloorus Stadium in Johannesburg, while JDR Stars will be away to meet TS Sporting at the Kabokweni Stadium outside Nelspruit. Black Leopards will entertain Free State Stars at the Old Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane. Black Leopards and Free State Stars are still in mourning, following their poor results over the past weekend. Leopards lost 0-2 to Hungry Lions FC in Kimberly, while Free State Stars had suffered a 0-1 defeat at the hands of TTM at the Goble Park Stadium in Bethlehem. Four matches will be played at various venues throughout the country the following day. University of Pretoria will host Hungry Lions at the Absa Tuks Stadium in Pretoria. Polokwane

City will visit Richards Bay FC at the Umhlatuze Sports Complex in Richards Bay. Platinum City Rovers will enjoy the home-ground advantage in their match against Cape Town Spurs. This match will be played at the Olën Park Stadium in Potchefstroom. Pretoria Callies will play against Venda Football Academy at the Thohoyandou Stadium. VFA played to a 1-1 draw with University of Pretoria at the Thohoyandou Stadium last weekend. The only match that will be played on Thursday, 16 December, will be between TTM and Cape Town All Stars at the Thohoyandou Stadium. The winners in the preliminary-round matches will join the DStv Premiership League sides in the top-32 stage of the competition.

First defeat for Emmanuel in Motsepe league naca started to set offside-traps. Rophey ally scored the equaliser for Emmanuel, Hlungwane scored after beating the after another penalty was awarded and In their SAFA ABC Motsepe League offside-trap and sending the Munaca he could take aim from the designated match played at Louis Trichardt keeper, Patrick Motsapi, the wrong way. spot. Show Grounds on Saturday, Munaca The goal did not demoralize MuAirick Tsheimwing scored Munaca’s FC kept their title hopes alive by beat- naca as they continued to play like a third goal in the 76th minute. Munaca ing the current log leaders in Stream united team, creating some promising was awarded a late penalty, but TsheimA, Emmanuel FC, 3-2. moves from the middle of the park. wing’s shot went over the bar. Munaca played entertaining football Thapelo Palakase received a from behind throughout the game, well-cooked pass from Xolile but their strikers fumbled at the goal Zitha and scored the second finish. Munaca took only five minutes to goal for Munaca. The score was realise that Saturday was not their day. 2-1 in favour of Munaca when Their front runner, Lucky Nyathi, could the referee blew the half-time not live up to his reputation as a natural whistle. striker, because he was tightly marked In the second half, Emmanuby Thabiso Phala. Velley Kopane made el abused countless scoring opthe breakthrough in the 10th minute portunities. Matimu Tshabalala and scored his team’s first goal after unleashed prematurely, instead receiving a good pass from Matamela of moving a few steps towards Ndou. the keeper. Moses Mokasi of Emmanuel gained momentum as the Emmanuel should have equalgame progressed. They were awarded ised, but his shot was palmed a free kick in the 27th minute, after away by the opponents’ keeper. Moses Mokasi was obstructed within Munaca made two replacethe box. Sipho Rikhotso took it upon ments and introduced Khumhimself to take the free kick, but the budzo Muvhango and Airick shot was palmed away by the keeper. Tsheimwing for Lizwi Zulu and Aboudou Hanesou of Munaca with the ball, Emmanuel scored the equaliser in the Lucky Nyathi respectively. Pfu- with Moses Mokasi waiting for any mistake. Photo: Kaizer Nengovhela. 29th minute. This followed after Mumelani Maswanganyi eventuBy Kaizer Nengovhela

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Madombidzha Try Again through to final By Kaizer Nengovhela The players of Madombidzha Try Again played their hearts out to beat Magau United 4-3 on penalties in the semi-final of the Matrymphama Soccer Tournament. The match was played on Sunday at Tshiozwi. Try Again proved to be the stronger team right from the start, with their midfielders dishing promising passes to their front runners. United’s first setback came when Maemu Musiamo was booked for foul play. Although Try Again enjoyed enough ball possession, their promising moves were stopped by the good defence of United. The match turned out to be a balanced affair in the last stanza. That was influenced mainly by the fact that United were cooling the ball down in the mid-

dle of the park, giving their opponents no chance to do as they pleased. Both sides used all their substitution chances early in the first half. In the 70th minute, Rowen Thovhale of Try Again received a good pass from Rotshidzwa Phathela to score easily. Five minutes later, Tumelo Mpfumba of United broke loose, but his attempt at goal went a little wide. Clement Maila of United equalised with a volley in the 87th minute. He sent Try Again’s keeper, Vuwani Galedzana, the wrong way. United were unlucky in the 89th minute when they were awarded a free kick at the edge of the penalty box. Mutshidzi Matavhela was brought down on the brink of scoring and shot wide from the spot. The match ended in a 1-1 all draw and in the penalty shootout, Try Again claimed victory.

Sibusiso Ramalata of Try Again runs for the ball, with Clement Maila on defence. Photo: Kaizer Nengovhela.

Another home match for Venda Busy weekend waits Football Academy this Saturday for the MMK teams After playing to a 1-1 draw with the University of Pretoria FC at the Thohoyandou Stadium last Sunday, Venda Football Academy (VFA) are bracing themselves for another home match this weekend. They will host Pretoria Callies at the same venue on Saturday afternoon. A win against Callies will keep VFA in the hot race for the league title. VFA are lying in the sixth position on the log standings with 22 points, only four behind the pace setters, JDR Stars. Whether the Callies’ defenders will have the guts to stop the VFA strikers in Rotondwa “Neymar” Mutsivhuli, Rudzani “Zoba” Thabo and Roggert Nyundu, is something that remains to be seen. Things are not going according to plan in the Callies camp. The club from the capital city parted ways with the team’s head coach, Mr Joel Masutha, and the whole technical staff last weekend. This after the team’s performance was deteriorating from one game to the next over the past weeks. Callies lost 0-1

Bay. Cape Town Spurs and TS Sporting will rub shoulders at the Cape Town Stadium. Polokwane City will host Hungry Lions at the Old Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane. VFA’s killer striker, Rudzani “Zoba” Thabo. Photo supplied.

After giving pupils the chance to focus on their examinations, the MMK Administrator league will resume their matches this weekend at different venues. Makhitha Oscar Stars, who are the current log leaders, will face an uphill battle when they meet Zamenkomste FC at the Makhitha grounds on Saturday. Mira Black Pull will be the visitors when they test their strength against Manavhela Black Aces at the Manavhela Grounds. Makhitha Runga Birds will host Tshikwarani Tornado FC at Makhitha, while Muraleni United Brothers will travel to Benny’s Care to fight for league points. Midoroni Real Hearts will welcome Madombidzha Chris United. All eyes will be on the derby between Magau United Brothers and Madombidzha Arsenal. This match, played at Magau, is expected to turn into a humdinger.

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to Polokwane City at the Lucas Moripe Stadium outside Pretoria last Saturday. Black Leopards will be travelling to visit Jomo Cosmos at the Vosloorus Stadium in Johannesburg. Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila will play their second match away from home in a row. After beating Free State Stars 1-0 at the Goble Park Stadium in Bethlehem last Saturday, Vhadau Vha Damani will visit Uthongathi FC at the Princess Magogo Stadium in Durban. Free State Stars will have a date with JDR Stars at the Goble Park Stadium in Bethlehem. Richards Bay FC and the University of Pretoria FC will fight for league points at the Umhlatuze Sports Complex in Richards