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The disappearance and subsequent discovery of the body of a local school girl at Tshidzini outside Thohoyandou last week led to a cha-otic and violent situation, with angry residents venting their feelings through acts of violence and destruction.

Ntshengedzeni Mabada (18), a Grade 12 pupil at a local secondary school, went missing a fortnight ago and was found dead in nearby bushes almost a week after her disappearance. Her body was in an advanced state of decomposition and the family was only able to identify her through her clothing and her school books, which were found next to her body.

The dead girl’s aunt, Ms Sylvia Thavhakhulu (55), said the family had reason to believe that she had been ritually murdered. “It is clear that she was ritually murdered. The fl esh on her leg was peeled off and one of her breasts was also cut. We are greatly saddened by the incident. Besides the

loss of a loved one, we still have many questions left unanswered.”

Local civic leader Fhatuwani Tshamano called for calm. “We heard about the incident on Monday, and while we were still discussing the issue, we heard that a body had been found. We are appealing to those with information to come forth, so that the perpetrators can be brought to book,” he said.

The discovery of the body has led the community to believe that the “ritual murder season is open again”. A month ago, the body of a man was found fl oating in a local river. Residents who believed that the man was ritually murdered then also went on the rampage. Businesses were looted and burnt and there was virtually no schooling, and people could not go to work as roads were barricaded.

Residents claim as many as nine people have either gone missing without a trace or have been ritually murdered. They allege the Tshaulu po-lice are either not doing their work or working in cahoots with the alleged ritual murderers.

A liquor shop that was burnt at Matsika by angry

residents from Tshidzini and surrounding villages.

They suspect that the owner is involved in ritual

murders in the area.

A burnt-out shop in Tshidzini.Continued on p2

On the rampage

By Elmon Tshikhudo

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2 11 September 2015 LIMPOPO MIRROR

By Kaizer Nengovhela

By Elmon Tshikhudo

Tribute

From left are the acting mayor of the Makhado municipality, Cllr David Davhana, Mr Joseph Lishivha, Thovhele Vho-Vele Kutama and at the far right are Phalaphala FM station manager, Freddy Sadiki, and other dignitaries.

A pensioner, Mr Joseph Lishivha, and his disabled wife were overjoyed when Phalaphala FM and Correc-tional Services presented them with a five-roomed house. The presentation recently took place at the family’s home village of Madodonga.

Lishivha has been staying in a dilapidated mud hut for years. When it rains, the dilapidated hut is always full of water.

The s ta t ion manager of Phalaphala FM, Mr Freddy Sa-diki, said that the public broad-

caster was proud to be part of a good deed aimed at uplifting the community. “The station deemed it fit as a mouthpiece to embark on this initiative and to be able to make a difference in the lives of ordinary, destitute people,” said Sadiki. He added that they had asked their listeners to identify those without proper shelter and who usually did not know where their next plate of food would come from. He mentioned in an interview that their intention was to build one house. When realis-ing the need in the area, they were

so touched that they then decided to build many houses around the Vhembe area.

With the help of the local struc-ture and the royal council, the station went on air, highlighting the needs in the area. Several local businesses donated materi-als. The beneficiary, Mr Joseph Lishivha, expressed delight and gratitude for what the donors had done for them, saying it meant a lot to them. He told Limpopo Mirror that the former house had no privacy and that they had to sleep on the cold floor.

Pupils at Mamathiliedzha Primary School outside Thohoyandou, who used to go to school barefoot and in worn-out uniforms, recently said goodbye to their tattered uniforms

A recent donation of 100 pens, pencils, 10 blan-kets for the Grade Rs and 120 full uniforms brought new hope for the disadvantaged and needy pupils at the rural school. The school has 250 pupils and has always been one of the poorest.

Several local businesses pooled their resources together and brought the consignment amidst

One of the region’s best-known clergymen and a very respected missionary, Rev Louis Schnetler, passed away on Saturday afternoon.

Rev Schnetler was active in the Soutpansberg region since 1986 and he will not only be remem-bered for his missionary work, but also for the num-ber of churches he helped to build. Among these are churches in Midoroni, Muraleng, Vleifontein, Makhado (Nzhelele), Matshavhawe and Mpheni.

Rev Schnetler will be especially remembered for his generosity and his willingness to always extend a helping hand to people around him. “In times of need he came out on his own to help. He would have given his own car if you needed transport,” said a good friend of his, Rev Henry Nengovhela.

Gideon Louis Schnetler was born on 27 January 1945 in Maraisburg, Johannesburg. He finished matric at the John Orr Technical School and then qualified as a draftsman. He worked for 10 years, but realised that he was being called to spread the Gospel. He started studying part time at the Dutch Reformed theological school in Pretoria and in 1979 he was admitted as a minister of the church.

In 1971 he married his wife, Sarie, and they were blessed with four children. Even while he was still studying, Louis Schnetler had a passion for missionary work. It was also very fitting that his first calling was to the Kgapane congregation near the then Duivelskloof.

In 1986 the Schnetler family arrived in Louis Trichardt, where Louis was appointed as minister of the Uniting Reformed Church (URC), responsible for the Kranspoort ring. He served in this position until his retirement in 2008. He was also the reliev-ing minister for the URC’s Mara congregation in Buysdorp for a period of six years.

Rev Schnetler always had a very practical approach to problems and used his knowledge as a draftsman and a builder to good effect. Rev Nengovhela explains that at places such as the Kranspoort missionary farm, Rev Schnetler or-ganised farming activities that generated the cost of salaries.

Rev Schnetler was instrumental in the establish-ment of the Tshitandani centre for destitute children in Tshikota. He also served for more than 20 years on the board of trustees for Ons Tuiste old-age home in Louis Trichardt.

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setback when he had a stroke, after which he was mostly in bed. In spite of his declining health, he tried his best to be involved in the lives of his friends and family.

He leaves behind his wife, Sarie, to whom he was married for 44 years, and four children, Cara (with husband Gavin), Ronel (with husband Michael), Gideon (with wife Roelene) and Erard. He also leaves behind four grandchildren.

The funeral service will take place on Saturday, 12 September, at the Dutch Reformed Louis Trich-ardt congregation. The service will be conducted by Rev Jan Pretorius and will start at 11:00.

ululations and songs by happy parents and staff at the school.

The consignment brought joy to the pupils and one could read on their faces that their dignity and confidence had been restored.

The ecstatic principal of the school, Mr Mmbangiseni Nengwenani, explained that their school was situated in one of the poorest areas in Thulamela, where only a few of the parents were working. “We are operating from a very disadvan-taged position, where poverty is rife and school uniforms are luxuries. We are greatly humbled that they were touched and thought of the poor children coming to school barefoot and with torn uniforms,” he said. Nengwenani further stated that they still faced the challenge of overcrowding, where two teachers use one classroom for lessons - a situation that is not conducive to proper learning.

School SGB member Mr Mulatedzi Mugwedi said many pupils bunked classes because they did not have uniforms.

“The uniforms will encourage pupils to come to school and also boost their morale and self-esteem and urge them to work harder,” he said.

By Elmon Tshikhudo

Continued from p1.This has led to cases being

transferred from the station and now being investigated by a task team at cluster level.

The latest discovery, that of the body at Tshidzini, has also led to the destruction of property in the area, with two taverns and other businesses being broken into and looted before being set alight. The situation calmed down last week. School children were able to go to school and it was business as usual until Tuesday this week.

After a week’s break, inci-dents of burning and destruction have been reported in the villag-es of Gaba, Tshidzini, Tshaulu and Matsika. Several businesses and households were reportedly looted and burnt during a day of

terror on Tuesday.One of those who suffered

losses is tavern owner Daniel Nengovhela of Danaz Tavern at Matsika. He said a mob num-bering close to 100 from sur-rounding villages of Tshidzini, Tshifudi and others destroyed and burnt his property. “They did not know that I was the own-er as they came from different villages. I think jealousy is be-hind the spate of destruction of businesses, and we are no longer safe as businesspeople. My loss is more than a half a million rand.” Thohoyandou police spokesperson Major Mashudu Malelo said the situation was calm but still tense, with some of the roads still barricaded and others with only one lane working. “We can confirm that

a hardware store was looted and burnt down at Tshifudi and two houses burnt at Matsika, while a tavern and a shop were also broken into and burnt. We are patrolling the area and it remains to be seen if other properties were damaged during the night.”

When we were going to press, nobody had been arrested, but Malelo promised that the po-lice would not leave any stone unturned in the hunt for those involved. “We are also making an appeal to those who have information about goods stolen during the protests to come to the fore and help us arrest the perpetrators,” he said.

Malelo said they had opened an inquest docket in respect of the body found at Tshidzini.

“Jealousy is behind the destruction”

What remains of a tavern at Tshidzini after angry resident set it on fire.

This family was left with nothing when an angry group of residents from Tshidzini and surrounding villages caused mayhem at Matsika on Tuesday.

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Remains of young Thiofelus laid to restThe remains of Thuseo Thiofelus Tshivhi, the young boy who disappeared in 2012, were buried on Saturday at Madombidzha Cemetery.

The ceremony was attended by community members, Cllr David Davhana, family members and Vhamusanda Vho-Ntsundeni Sinthumule.

Tshivhi was an 11-year-old Grade 4 pupil at the Tshilwavhusiku primary school when he disap-peared in 2012. He went missing on 17 January that year after accompanying a neighbouring family to a mountain in Nzhelele.

The neighbour, who is also a traditional healer, allegedly asked the boy to accompany her and her husband to the mountain, where they planned to

collect traditional herbs. Their two grandchildren accompanied them, as well as a friend from Jo-hannesburg.

A day after the boy went missing, the traditional healer and her husband filed a missing person’s report at the Siloam police station. This was before they notified the young boy’s family of his disap-pearance. Thiofelus’s family then decided to also open a case of kidnapping with the police, stating that they had not been notified and had not given permission for the boy to be taken away.

Five suspects were arrested and charged with kidnapping but were later released because the Director of Public Prosecutions cited a lack of ev-

idence to hold them. After the boy’s disappearance, a rumour spread like wildfire that the man who had left with him had killed him for muti purposes. The rumour left the community in a frenzy, with people destroying property and engaging in acts of vio-lence. The subsequent release of the five suspects further angered the community, and a while later one of the suspects’ house and a car were set alight at Madombidzha.

The boy’s father, Mr Takalani Mabushe, said that they became worried a day after his son went to the mountain with the neighbours. “We searched all over, but he was nowhere to be found. The search continued for a few months, but it was fruitless. I

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The Vhembe District Municipality celebrated Casual Day with disabled children of Tshilwavhusiku Razwimbisani Special School at Ha-Ravele outside Louis Trichardt on Friday. In our photo, the principal, Ms Mufunwa Ramutsila is at the far left, while Constance Mphaphuli, portfolio head of special programmes in the Vhembe District Municipality is standing next to her.

A communal farming project in the heart of Levubu, hailed by the Department of Rural De-velopment and Land Reform (DRDLR) as a success story, may not be in such a good state after all. The same department has filed papers in the Gauteng North High Court in an effort to get the communal property association (CPA) to co-operate and not exclude beneficiaries.

Profits of millions claimed

The Mauluma Farming Enter-prise runs five farms in the heart of Levubu on very fertile agricul-tural land. The business belongs to the Ravele CPA, which was formed in the early 2000s to represent the community in a land claim. The claim was final-ised in 2005 and the department spent over R50 million to get the project off the ground. The first few years seemed to be problem-atic and the company was placed under judicial administration between 2008 and 2009.

A strategic partnership was then formed and the CPA started making use of outside expertise to assist them.

In an article that appears on the DRDLR’s website, some impressive figures are quoted. In 2013, the company made a profit of R3,59 million and in 2014 this jumped to almost R5,2 million. For this year, the Ravele CPA expects a profit of between R7 and R9 million. “The projection is quite realistic, considering that the company is in the middle of harvesting and has already sup-plied 340 tons of Macadamia nuts to three factories in the area,” states the article. The company apparently employs 187 workers, 122 of whom are employed on a permanent basis.

Farms are “neglected”The claims of the CPA are,

however, disputed by some members of the Ravele CPA who call themselves the Con-cerned Group. According to their spokesperson, Aifheli Bvumbi, the claims are unrealistic and most of the farms are currently being neglected. He has also stated that most of the beneficia-ries have not benefited from the alleged profits made.

Even neighbouring farmers were very sceptical of the figures

supplied and said that nuts on some farms were not harvested for months and the orchards were not properly treated. The estab-lished farmers were, however, convinced that the farms could produce the tonnage quoted. Two of the five farms where the strategic partnerships are in place seem to be producing well.

Protests from within CPA

It appears as if the lack of farming expertise is not the only problem the Ravele CPA experiences. For the past two years, the CPA has been under pressure from within its own ranks, with beneficiaries claim-ing a lack of transparency and nepotism. The latest court action also seems to be the result of the Concerned Group's complaining to the DRDLR.

The Concerned Group com-prises 15 beneficiaries who have apparently been excluded from activities of the CPA. Four mem-bers, including Mr Bvumbi, have been suspended from par-ticipating in any of the activities of the Ravele CPA or Mauluma Farming Enterprise. According to the letter informing them of their suspension, an investiga-tion was launched as a result of statements they had made on Phalaphala FM.

Lack of transparency claimed

One of the main concerns raised by the group is the ap-parent fronting practices of the Ravele CPA.

They argue that the Ravele CPA is run almost as if it is an extension of the Ravele Royal Family.

The Concerned Group argues that this is unconstitutional and not in line with legislation. This complaint also points to a wider perceived problem, namely that there is a political drive to trans-fer land distributed under the land reform programme to unelected tribal authorities.

The Concerned Group further alleges several irregularities as far as the running of the CPA and the company is concerned. They complain about a lack of transparency, the failure to pro-vide audited financial statements and they accuse the executive committee of only employing

relatives on the farms.

Department takes matter to court

Certain of the frustrations experienced by the Concerned Group seem to be shared by the DRDLR. In the affidavits filed in court, it is clear that the department’s officials could not obtain the CPA’s co-operation. The department has been asking for audited financial statements, minutes of meetings and resolu-tions for almost two years, with limited or no success. “It has become apparent that the respon-dents have taken a decision not to co-operate with my office,” states Mr Petrus Shabane in the affidavit filed on behalf of the department.

When the Ravele CPA was originally formed, it had 807 listed beneficiaries. In December last year, the Ravele CPA held their annual general meeting (AGM), to which all beneficiaries were to be invited. The AGM was also advertised in newspa-pers and members were invited to contact the CPA secretary or chairperson.

In the court documents, the department claims that at least 65 beneficiaries were not informed about the meeting. The depart-ment also claims that the Ravele CPA’s executive committee had deliberately excluded the members who voiced their dis-satisfaction with the way things were being managed.

“AGM not legal”The Ravele CPA’s execu-

tive committee was apparently warned prior to the December 2014 meeting that it first had to update its list of verified benefi-ciaries. “Despite the Ravele CPA Executive’s undertaking that the AGM of 16 December 2014 will not be an elective meeting, the meeting proceeded to hold elections,” reads the affidavit of Shabane.

The chairperson and secretary of the Ravele CPA were asked for comment on the matter this week. Mr Bethuel Ravele, secretary of the CPA, promised in an email to respond, but at the time of our going to press, nothing had been received.

No date has yet been set for the case to be heard in the Gauteng North High Court.

All may not be so well at Ravele CPA

The correctional officers from the Thohoyandou Management Area (Department of Correctional Services) went all out to demonstrate their support for people with disabilities on 4 September. They are seen here clad in Casual Day T-shirts.

Ms Joy Matshoge (Agriculture) said that women should claim their right to make decisions regarding reproductive health. She recently addressed Women's Month celebrations at Madombidzha and condemned the escalation of domestic violence in the area. She encouraged collective action against all types of abuse and added that women should also refrain from keeping quiet when they are being abused. Thovhele Rudzani Sinthumule said during the event that men should lead by example and treat women and children with dignity and respect. “Some men intentionally beat their spouses and apologize the following day," he added. Photographed at the event are, from left to right, the MEC for Sport, Arts and Culture, Ms Nandi Ndalane, MEC Joyce Mashamba, Cllr David Mutavhatsindi (mayor of the Makhado Municipality), MEC Joyce Matsoge, Cllr Lucy Mulaudzi (Vhembe District Municipality), MEC Mapula Mokoba (Transport, Safety and Liasion) and the MEC for the Treasury, Mr Rob Tooley.

Well-known local soapie actor Simphiwe Ngema (Thuli in Muvhango) is flanked by ladies wearing Tsonga traditional attire during the Collins Chabane Cultural Heritage media launch at Giyani on Tuesday. In our photo are, from left to right, Mesdames Judith Hlungwani, Florance Sithole, Ngema and Mbhoni Mathebula.


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Granny still waiting for Department of Transport to intervene in taxi grievanceAn elderly taxi owner, Mrs Mushathama Sarah Makaukau, might have to wait a while longer for her problems to be resolved. She is locked in a dispute between taxi associations and has asked the Department of Transport to intervene.

The registrar at the Department of Transport, Mr Percy Ndlala, promised to send officials to investigate and try to resolve the differences between Ms Makaukau and the Zoutpansberg Taxi Association (ZTA). The said association had allegedly converted her permit from the Hlanga-nani Taxi Association to their taxi association.

Makau previously claimed that the ZTA had been abusing her for some time. She asked the taxi association to release her, so that she could join the association of her own choice.

In March this year Ndlala promised that, since Makaukau was too old to travel to and from Polokwane to his office, he would arrange for officials to meet with her and the ZTA at a venue within the Makhado area.

“Nobody has come to me,” said Makaukau. “He just makes empty promises and I am getting older by the day because of the stress this case is giving me. I am continuing to pay monthly monies to the ZTA and I want the office of the Department of Transport to help. This association owes me around R20 000 and I need my money back.”

The ZTA’s chairperson, Mr Thiathu Maimela, denied Makaukau’s claims of abuse and said that the money she was referring to was for affiliation purposes.

On Wednesday, Ndlala responded to a query

and said that he had sent officials to meet with Makaukau and some of the delegates from the ZTA some time ago. “I am still waiting for their report. I will get back to you with full informa-tion,” he promised.

Makaukau, however, still denies ever seeing the officials in question. “They are delaying this case, so that I may die first and then they will close the file,” she said.

In honour of Madiba, Lodene Purdon (past president ) and Laura van Zyl (vice-president, standing at the back to the right), of Agora Club 1 Amarula in Louis Trichardt visited Vhutshilo Mountain School with the goodies they had collected for the children. The school was thrilled with all the gifts, which included fruit juice and water from Oasis Water, hamburger patties from DinnerMates, goody bags filled with sweets and treats from Office National, vinyl off-cuts and scrap paper from Leach Printers, card off-cuts from Professional Framing, crayons and second-hand stationery organized by Diane Bannatyne, second-hand clothes organized by Sandy van Niekerk and soft toys and treats from Ladies Circle 4. Also pictured is Sue-Ann Cook (back, fourth from the left), founder of the school. Photo supplied.

A group of BMW motoring enthusiasts recently decided to form a club.The BMW Fastsurizus Western club now appeals to more local enthusiasts to join them. Interested “petrolheads” can contact Oscar Ramantswana at 0834231715. In the picture are, from left to right, Itani Munyai, Sunnyboy Malaudzi, Oscar Ramantswana, Abel Mpilo and Mashudu Mulaudzi.

A lucky customer of Far North Spar’s Tops liquor store in Louis Trichardt, Mr Pat Tshikota (middle), won a cooler box during a competition hosted by the store. His prize was handed to him on Tuesday. From left are Azwihangwisi Sigama, Joe Netshakhuma, Pat Tshikota, Fhatuwani Maumela and Rudzani Rambau.

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Pensioner accuses members of local church of trying to “steal” his landA 76-year-old man cried bit-terly when members of a local Zion Christian Church started “invading” his property and fencing off a portion of his site to extend the church’s yard.

A resident of Tshivhangani village in the Mulima area, Mr Joseph Nwandula, said that the ZCC branch (Selokwe Mission) was stealing his piece of land. “They are taking my land by force,” Nwandula wept. “I hold a title deed for this piece of land, but my fellow congregants, whose church is my neighbour, are extending the yard of the church into my yard.”

Joseph said that the local church leadership and the head lady of Tshivhangani village were persecuting him. “I even stopped going to church,” he said. “I won’t go to the same church with people who do not have the fear of God. This church is stealing my land.”

When Limpopo Mirror arrived at the village, a group of church members who were busy erecting the fence ran away. All mem-bers who were in the church’s yard also deserted the church and shut the gate behind them. They all declined to speak to the journalist and said all queries should be directed to the Mulima Traditional Council as the correct body to distribute portions of land to people.

A group of youths assisted

Nwandula to uproot all the poles and throw them over the fence into the church yard again. “If they erect their poles again, I will use a chainsaw to cut off all those poles and set them alight,” he said. “I worked very hard to clear all the trees that were here, and now they just want to occupy my land for free. No, that won’t happen.”

The spokesperson for the Mulima Traditional Council, Mr Moses Raswiswi, said that the document which Nwandula held was not a title deed. “He was given written permission to use a portion of the land for private use, such as planting mealies and so on,” he said. “The piece of land in question is near his residential site. It was not titled

to him.”He added that the council had

discussed Nwandula’s case on 1 April, when the land in question was given to the church. “We have decided to give that piece of land to the church,” Raswiswi said. “If Nwandula needs anoth-er space, he must come to our offices and we will see how best to help him.”

Nwandula said that, according to his understanding, the piece of land was given to him by the Mulima Traditional Council and that he saw no reason why the very council must give the same land to another party. “I worked hard clearing this land, and each year I plough (for) mealies and other veggies in summer,” he said.

An aggrieved Mr Joseph Nwandula digs up a pole which the ZCC branch (Selokwe Mission) had erected in his “yard”.

A youth tries to comfort a weeping Mr Joseph Nwandula.

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An ex-offender, Joshua Nndindeleni Ratshi-tanga, who spent more than 13 years in prison, launched his book, The Wisdom of God in You, at the Kutama Sinthumule Correctional Centre a fortnight ago.

Ratshitanga, a political activist, motivational speaker and poet, had completed his manuscript while doing time in the facility. He was lucky enough for his book to win the hearts of the pub-lishers at Muanza Zwivhuya Publishing House, who eventually published it.

The guests at the event included ex-offenders, friends of the author and delegates from local and provincial government. The MEC for Transport, Safety Security and Liaison, Ms Mapula Mok-aba-Phukwana, reminded the audience that it was hard for prisoners to focus on rehabilitation

during the former political dispensation. “You will all agree that imprisonment was associated with hard labour and negative attitudes from prison offi cials,” she said. “Thanks to the new ethos of our democracy, which came up with programmes aimed at turning our prisons into centres of excel-lence, our focus is now on rehabilitation and not retribution.”

She indicated that all correctional offi cers who were involved in rehabilitating Ratshitanga de-served praise for making sure that the conditions at their facilities were conducive to allowing a writer to excel at his work.

“Writing is a solitary-confi nement activity,” she said. “It does not and cannot take place in a disorganised and noisy environment. Excellent writing like what we are witnessing here today is a product of ideas conceived in empowering correctional centres.”

Mokaba-Phukwana added that it was her wish that The Wisdom of God in You could be prescribed as a textbook to be read in schools in the near fu-ture. “By the time we reach that stage, we should fi nd it easy to choose from your collection,” she said. “So, Mr Ratshitanga, this book cannot be your fi rst and last. I therefore urge you to make use of this gift while it lasts. Keep on writing.”

Ratshitanga’s proud publisher, Dr Annikie Ravhudzulo, said that she had noticed the unde-niable talent in the writer and decided to develop his manuscript for publishing. “As a publisher, I do not judge people by their outward appearance. I receive the manuscript of whoever has written a book and put it through the evaluation process,” she said. She urged all inmates and guests at the book launch to be strong in life if they wanted to realise their dreams. Ravhudzulo told the inmates that they had not been created to be in jail.

Ex-offender launches his fi rst book

He is working as a soldier during the day, but after hours, he sings Venda rumba music, says Muzondwa Salani.

Salani (47), from the rural village of Muhuyu, has just released his fi rst CD, Limpopo Volume One. He is stationed at the Vuwani Military Base, better known as 15 SAI Battalion.

The CD consists of fi ve tracks, viz. Limpopo, Ndi Mutonga, Musina, Ndo Neta and a bonus track. He said that he was inspired by the late Amon Mvula during his performances when he visited Musina while still working there.

On the track Ndi Mutonga, the singer says that he wants to inform the listeners that a Mutonga or Shangaan does not have secrets in his life. He speak out against everything that is happening, good or bad.

On the track Musina, he want to say that the life in Musina is very fast and he saw many people living in squatter camps as he also works sometimes in Musina. “In Ndo Neta, meaning I am tired, people should leave me alone,” added Salani. He said his new CD was recorded at DJ Takkie Studios in Mianzwi village and it was released about two months ago.

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Photographed during the event are (from left to right) Cllr John Mamafha (Makhado Municipality), MEC Mapula Mokaba-Phokwana, Mr Joshua Nndindeleni Ratshitanga, MEC Joyce Mashamba (Department of Social Development) and Mr Lazarus Nconwane (KSCC prison director).

“Change your mindset; even God is not happy about your being in prison,” she said. “When you get a chance, go out there and behave as a human being.” The chief deputy commissioner for the national Department of Correctional Services, Mr Nick Ligege, congratulated the author and said that South Africa was still expecting more books from him. “A widespread culture of reading and writing will assist us as nation to meet the demands of de-veloping a knowledgeable society,” he said. “The importance of reading in order to achieve success is fundamental for individuals and essential for nation-building and social cohension.”

Mokaba-Phokwana bought at least 500 units of Ratshitanga’s book. The group COO for Khensani Corrections (which is responsible for education at KSCC), Mr Gregory Starke, said that the author’s achievement needed to be celebrated.



By Elmon Tshikhudo

Rural women take charge of their livesThe rural women of Tshivhu-lana village outside Vuwani are taking charge of their lives in a very positive way.

After they were initially grouped into a care group, they changed it to the Tshivhulana Community Garden, with the emphasis on growing vegetables to feed the community and to make an income.

Despite the odds and with membership dropping because of a lack of finances, the gar-den has gone from strength to strength.

With only five members left, the four hectares today produce spinach, beetroot, pumpkins, tomatoes and green chillies on a regular basis. The vegetables

serve as a source of food for members and the surpluses are sold at big shops and to the local community.

One of the founder members of the project, Ms Ethel Neswis-wi (54), said the project had ele-vated the lives of many women in the village. “We used to sit at home and do nothing; most of the time we used our time in a negative way, gossiping about others and not doing anything constructive. We felt we could do something positive for our-selves and our families, and the garden is doing the trick.”

Their working hours are from 08:00 to 15:00 and they work very hard each day. “When we go back home, we are tired and

do not have time for what we used to do,” she said. She added that they used to wait for their husbands to do everything for them, but now they can also do something to support their fam-ilies. The high cost of the elec-tricity is, however, consuming much of their profits, she said.

She advised women that the country was full of opportunities and they must use these and not sit down and wait for handouts. “As rural women living where employment opportunities are rare, we can always create em-ployment for ourselves by using God’s resources such as the soil that is available everywhere,” she said.

Project members are, from left to right, Mr Collen Muravha and Mesdames Elisa Neswiswi, Julia Ndou and Ethel Neswiswi, with their fresh vegetables.

The pupils of the Petamukan-da Primary Schools excelled in tshigombela, malende and drawing during the recent SoulBent Project Masase Cul-tural and Drama Event.

The school won first prizes in all three the categories.

The groups’ co-ordinator and trainer, Ms Janet Mashau, said that the victory spelt a celebra-tion for the entire school. “We are excited and happy, we pride ourselves on our pupils,” she said. “We are really movivated. At the school we encourage our children to get involved in as many extra-mural activities as possible. This also helps in giving the pupils more energy and stami-na to face the school work, after refreshing with cultural activities

and sports.”The annual cultural compe-

tition for schools is hosted by the SoulBent Project Masase Cultural Drama Event and strives to empower young people in townships and rural areas to reach their full artistic potential by assisting them with infor-mation, advice and skills that will lead to empowerment and employment. The organization is managed by a board committee, and qualified youth management staff and volunteers assist in the daily management and execution of projects.

Some schools in the Sinthu-mule area participated in the competition, for the titles in best drama, best malende, best tshigombela, best sarafina dance,

best mango groove dance, best tshifase, best pantsula dance, best tshingondo and best poetry.

The following schools partic-ipated in the project: Sinugani Secondary, Magau Primary, Maluta Secondary, Ndwakhulu Primary, Jonathan Thifhulufhel-wi Secondary, Petamukanda Primary, Tshikwarani Primary, Tshikhwani Primary, Ramantsha Senior Secondary and Munau Primary.

P e t a m u k a n d a P r i m a r y School’s deputy principal, Ms Elizabeth Siliga, said that the pupils were very happy about participating in the SoulBent competition. “The competition brings back a love for Tshivenda culture and heritage to the pu-pils,” she said.

Teachers Wilson Mulabisana (left) and Ms Martha Mabata (right) congratulate pupil Lutendo Mpfishana on winning a prize for the best drawing.

Happy pupils from Petamukanda Primary School, photographed with their teachers after winning some cultural prizes.


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Matsila Project puts food on the table for over 500 families

By Silas Nduvheni

Road between Matsakali and Altein to be tarred soon

The Matsila Community Devel-opment Trust was established by the Matsila Royal Family, in consultation with the community, to facilitate and coordinate so-cio-economic development activi-ties within Ha-Matsila Village and the surrounding communities.

The project was funded by the National Lottery Board by approxi-mately R54 million three years ago and aims to curb the unemployment in the area. At this stage, about 500 people from the area are employed at the project. Women are involved in many projects, including wood carv-ing and sculptures that range from wooden drums, walking sticks and spherical calabashes to spoons and other wooden decorative ornaments.

Agricultural projects include cat-tle, goat, sheep and chicken farming, the making of clay cooking pots and the cutting of bushes.

Although the project started small, it has now grown bigger than before. The spokesperson added that, through these projects, several community members from Matsila, De Hoop,

Majosi, Bungeni, Nkuzana and Masia are now able to put food on the table. “This is a blessing to the women, as they never expected that their project would go this far,” he added.

According one woman, Ms Maria Siphugu, their days were difficult before being employed at the project, but now things are running smoothly. “We want to encourage other women to emulate what we are doing,” she said. “When we joined the project, we did not know that one day we would find ourselves being able to provide for our families. Things were difficult when we started, but through hard work and commitment, we managed to make the project sustainable.”

She added that all her children were still at school and they solely depended on the income from the project.

Chief Livhuwani Matsila said he was excited about the assistance from the National Lottery Board. “With such help, the sky is the limit for us,” he added. He said he could see the project employing more than 1 000 workers in the near future.

Women of the Matsila Community Development Trust, busy with wood carving.

The long-awaited tarring of the D4 road and the up-grading of the road between the Matsakali villages to Altein in Malamulele has just begun.

The construction of the 17,8 kilometres, which will cost more than R116 million, started last Friday and is ex-pected to be completed next December.

Mr Shadrack Makhuvha, project manager of Edwin Construction, the constructors of the road, said that the affect-ed communities would benefit from the project through jobs,

training and the obtaining of other skills. Sub-contractors will also be needed to render certain services.

“We purchased our taxis through the recapitalisation

process of the the govern-ment, but due to the bumpy and dusty D4 road, our taxis got damaged very quickly and the maintenance and payment of other services are very expensive. Because of that, we always ran our businesses at a loss,” said Mr Daniel Chauke, one of the taxi operators in the Malam-ulele area.

Chauke said their vehicles would now be safe from potholes, gravel and the dust that affected their passengers.

The acting executive may-or of Vhembe District Mu-nicipality, Cllr Faith Chauke, said that the road would create opportunities for tour-ism, because it would link the community and the Kru-ger National Park. “The D4 road was therefore our first priority regarding the tarring of roads”.

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At the age of 16, a then Grade 12 pupil, Lady J, joined PhalaPhala FM radio as a presenter and instantly became the darling of the airwaves. Her soft, velvety voice endeared her to thousands of children out there as she hosted the children’s show.

Today she still presents the kiddies’ show, Denzhe, on Fridays between 14:30 and 15:00. She also presents Matambandou on Satur-days and Sundays between 03:00 and 06:00.

“Weekends are days for social-izing with friends and relatives, so we look at travelling tips for our travellers. Besides that, we also do DIY tips, cost-saving tips, wisdom quotes and a tribute to African excellence where we celebrate African artistry,” she says.

Lady J is a proud product of Mungomani Primary School, where she started her schooling in 1990, Mopani Intermediate Boarding school, where she completed her primary education in 1996, and Pat-rick Ramaano Secondary School, where she matriculated in 2001.

From Patrick Ramaano, Lady J went to Rosebank College where she completed her National Di-ploma in Media Studies and Jour-nalism. She is now furthering her studies, doing advertising and marketing manage-ment.

She was just a t iny l i t t le girl in 2001 w h e n s h e was picked during Phal-aphala FM’s In te rna t ion-a l Chi ld ren’s Broadcasting Day to become the sta-tion’s

freelance presenter for doing the kiddies show called Denzhe, which loosely translated means “Lamp”.

“I went to attend the event, not knowing that the day would turn out to be my big day. I guess my being hyperactive and vocal afforded me this once-in-a-lifetime opportuni-ty,” says Lady J.

Her love for radio was certainly big, but not big enough to deter her from seeking education as she left Phalaphala FM in 2003 to go back to school to further her studies. She rejoined the station in March 2006 as a producer and presenter of Denzhe.

“I have to admit that I really missed radio during my absence,” she added. “The nostalgia was just too much, but I had to keep going because education always comes fi rst. I had the opportunity to forget it and make money, but I decided to go for education fi rst, and money later. As they say, ‘Work like a slave and live like a Queen’,” she said, her face beaming with pride.

Lady J boasts a Best Employee accolade, an award she received during the Phalaphala FM’s Staff Awards in 2006. “The award was a challenge to me to work harder, but it also made me believe that, no matter where you are and whatever

you do in life, anything is possible, as long as you

stay focused and work hard,” she says.

Her interests in-clude formal and casual clothes such as dresses and heels, and she loves her jeans and tekkies. “I like Tshivenda music, reggae and

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Photographed at the start of the road project are, from left to right, Cllr Joe Chavani, Cllr Thinawanga Mbedzi, Hosi Evans Hlungwani, Cllr Faith Chauke and Thulamela Speaker Cllr Erick Baloyi.



World Vision donates bicycles to schools

By Silas Nduvheni

World Vision South Africa do-nated 300 bicycles to the poor pupils from Malovhana High and Tshinaga High to end the pupils’ long walk to school. The official handing over was held at Masakona last Thursday.

The aim of the World Vision project was to provide transport to people in rural areas to im-prove access to education, said Mr Cedrick Rachuene, develop-ment facilitator at World Vision South Africa. The requirement for the project was that children should be from low-income families, must be between Grade 3 and 12, and must have the ca-pacity to ride the bicycles.

When using the bicycles, the pupils must wear visible clothing and they must understand the basics of road safety education. They were also selected from children who walk more than three kilometres per day as a single trip to the school. The conditions also specify that the schools should ensure that the learners use the bicycles mainly for school purposes. The schools must also keep the bicycles un-der lock and key on the school premises during the school holidays. The learners are also expected to return the bicycles as the property of the school when they leave the school.

The school will also have the right to withdraw the bicycles from the learners who do not comply by either not taking good care of the bicycles or not cycling to school regularly and those who

drop out of school within a period of a year. “It has always been our concern that many children were walking long distances to acquire their education, especially in the rural communities. Through partnerships of this nature, we can easily win the war against poverty, illiteracy and underde-velopment.”

One of the recipients, Beuaty Mulala of Malovhana High, said she could not believe it when she was told that she was going to receive a free bicycle that would transport her to school every day. “I used to travel to school on foot every day and my situation at home was such that I never dreamt I would ever have a bicycle that would transport me to school,” she added. She

also mentioned that she always arrived an hour late for school due to circumstances beyond her control. She walks the seven kilo-metres to school, arriving an hour after starting time.”My name is always on the latecomer’s list,” she said, but her unemployed mother was not in a position to buy her a bicycle.

According to Thovhele Vhali-navho-Masakona, this is in line with the province’s initiative to promote cycling as a mode of transport for commuters and pupils. “Bicycles will not only save time, but will also keep our bodies healthy as they are an ex-cellent form of exercise. This has been proven in many overseas countries where even aged people are still going strongly,” he said.

Employees of the Thulamela local municipality in Limpopo were encouraged to maintain a healthy lifestyle, so that they can be productive at the work place.

The municipality hosted a wellness day for its employees and emphasised the benefits of emotional wellness at Thohoy-andou Indoor Sports Centre on Friday.

Mayor Grace Mahosi said when employees were healthy it helped to increase productivity in the work place. She appealed to them to eat healthy food, exercise and deal with problems constructively. She also stressed the importance of participating in sports. During the event, the employees took part in various activities, including races, beau-ty contests and tug of war.

Municipal spokesperson Nnd-wamato Tshiila said since they started the programme, the ma-jority of employees were eagerly participating in various activities and they were always staying healthy at the work place.

The manager for sports and recreation at the Thulamela mu-nicipality, Mr Ronald Makhadi, said he was excited that employ-ees participated in sports.

Employees working in the Thulamela local muncipality participate in the tug of war.

From lef are Mr Cedrick Rachuene from World Vision South Africa, Awelani Mabuthi, Beuty Mulala, Thovhele Vho-Malinavho Masakona and Cllr Sarah Luduvhungu.

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Mbilwi pupil hoists the school’s flag highAfter recently winning the provincial leg of the Kay Motsepe Schools Cup for the fifth time, Coach Justice Matloga of Benny’s Sports Devel-opment Academy is aiming for more silverware - this time also the huge R1 million purse as the winner of the national finals.

The event will take place from 3 to 5 October in Gauteng.

Matloga has coached all five teams to victory and admits that every year is challenging. “Each year is a different experience. We never know what to expect as it is not like we have a winning formula for every match,” he said.

This year’s team is a young one, made up of mainly 17-year-olds. Matloga said the idea was to give them some experience in the competition. “They will have three years to cut their teeth in this tournament, which is excellent exposure for them,” he said.

He added that the dedication of the youngsters surprised him. “They did exceptionally well in this tournament, and I know that they will continue to surprise me even further at the nationals. Last year, the team struggled in the finals and were eventually placed 11th in the tournament.

“Winning the nationals has been long overdue. We started playing in the tournament a long time ago and this year our primary goal is to win the national title. These young players have the energy and the hunger for success.”

Matloga is well aware of what the nationals are all about and admits that it is a different ball game compared to the provincials. “The competition is tighter and the standards are extremely high. Then there are scouts from the clubs there, which all adds pressure on the boys as they have to perform.”

Coach Matloga has been at Benny’s for 11 years now, and his philosophy is to enter all the teams into as many different soccer tournaments as possible to make sure that the players gain practical knowledge of the game. “We identify players from the U/12 age group and nurture them as they progress through the various age groups to ensure that they develop good habits and are well disciplined,” he added.

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A Grade-12-pupil at Mbilwi Secondary School, one of the best-performing schools in the country, has made his school and community very proud after winning a top interna-tional science competition.

Hamandishe Mathivha (17) of Sibasa started his winning spree by winning the Nation-al Science Olympiad while in Grade 10 in 2013. For his achievement, he won a trip to London. In 2014, he won the competition for the second time and went to Australia as part of his prize.

This year he won the compe-tition once more and received R40 000 in prizes. The Minister

of Science and Technology, Ms Naledi Pandor, congratulated him, referring to him as a “sci-ence olympiad veteran”. As if that was not enough, Mathivha also won a prize in the Physics Olympiad, hosted by the South African Institute of Physics (SAIP).

He came second, winning himself a silver certificate and R1000 in cash for his efforts. As part of their prizes, the winners will also attend a conference in Cape Town next year.

The prizes were handed over at the school on Monday by the president of the South African Physics Olympiad and also a former pupil of Mbilwi,

Prof Azwindini Muronga of the University of Johannesburg. Muronga said the competition was aimed at raising awareness in physics and its importance in people’s daily lives. He said it was also aimed at identifying pupils with ability in physics with the aim of encouraging them to follow it at tertiary level.

The ecstatic principal of the school, Mr Cedric Lidzhade, could not hide his happiness. “We are a winning school and this is history for our school. We are so excited as this will also encourage other pupils to study harder and to enter com-petitions,” he said.

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Hlanganani FM hits the airwaves in styleA new radio station for the Vhembe area hit the airwaves last Thursday. Hlanganani Radio hopes to build a solid listenership base in areas such as Bungeni (where it is situated), Masham-ba, Tiyani, Olifantshoek and Elim.

One of the driving forces behind the project is veteran broadcaster Ernest Makhayingi Nkanyani, more commonly known by his clan name Mamba Ya Vukarhi (which means the fierce mamba snake).

Speaking at the launching ceremony at Bungeni, he said everybody at the station had to sacrifice a lot to make the dream come true.

Nkanyani said the station would boost eco-nomic activity in the area. “Adverts, partnerships, sponsorships and government programmes will help sustain the station, because community radio stations rarely survive,” said Nkanyani. The station will broadcast on 96.2Mhz.

Excited staff members told their manager that they would not disappoint him, the board of di-rectors and the community at large that had high expectations for the station.

The community had to wait several years for a licence for the station to be granted from the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa.

The operational costs, including the equipment, were funded by the Media Development and Di-versity Agency.

Programme manager Surprise Mthombeni, head technician Nyiko Baloyi and head of news Tsakani Chauke pose for a photo during the launch.

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Learn more about the law, women toldWomen working for the De-partment of Education in the Vhembe region were urged to empower each other with in-formation about the Acts that are designed to liberate them.

The call was made by Dr Livhuwani Mafenya, a senior manager in the Mopani region in the Department. She was the guest speaker during the cele-bration of Women’s Month for women working in the Vhembe region during an event held

at the Thohoyandou Arts and Culture about three weeks ago.

Mafenya said that, for many years, women were born de-pending on men for everything “and we call upon the women to change that mindset and be independent and become able to do things themselves.

Women must also teach each other skills on how to sus-tain themselves economically and even things affecting their family matters. Women can lead nowadays and take higher

positions which were tradition-ally reserved for men,” added Mafenya.

Dr Gerson Rambiyana, the senior manager in the depart-ment in the Vhembe region, said women should learn to grab opportunities that are available to help them to do things themselves. “Women are liberated today and they must show they have the capacity to lead, even in jobs traditionally known to be male-dominated,” said Rambiyana.

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Illiterate people, particularly in the rural areas in Vhembe, will receive the opportunity to learn to speak English and how write in their own language.

The chief executive officer of Khari Gude (Let’s Learn) Mass Literacy Campaign, Dr Mo-rongwa Ramarumo, addressed more than 200 people, including supervisors and coordinators of the campaign, during a two-day workshop in Thohoyandou Li-brary hall a fortnight ago. He said that the trainee supervisors and coordinators would train illiterate

adult people in their communities how to write Tshivenda, Tsonga and teach them to speak English.

“We are teaching the super-visors in the Vhembe region to assist illiterate people. We also provide short-term work oppor-tunities for young graduates to work with the elderly.”

The campaign was launched in 2008 and, according to her, they have already reached 3.8 million adult people country-wide who were not able to read or write their home language or speak English.

Mr Love Masia, the monitor for Khari Gude Campaign in the Vhembe region, said they also taught the supervisors how to us different types of study material. “We also train them on how to claim their stipend every month,” said Masia.

One of the supervisors who attended the workshop, Ms Ger-trude Magadze of Malamulele, said that the workshop was an eye opener for her and others. She said the workshop ensured that the supervisors would be able to provide quality training.

Thousands of people are expected to attend the King Toni Mphephu Ram-abulana Musangwe Heritage event that will take place at the Nandoni Royal Gardens today (Friday)

The event will start with a 15 km health walk. King Mphephu said that the main idea of the health walk was to keep people fit and inform them about health. The walk will start at Lufule at 08:00 and finish at

Nandoni. He expects that more than 10 000 people will participate.

He commended the organisers for keeping the communities fit. “You are not only winding up time by walking,” he said.

Mr Love Masia, motoring officer for Khari Gude Mass Literacy Campaign in the Vhembe region, photographed with an award he received for implementing the Khari Gude Campaign in the Vhembe communities.

“You are keeping your bodies healthy and you must remember that a healthy body has a healthy mind. Let’s do away with the idea that elders are supposed to sit at home, doing nothing until sunset.”

According to Mphephu Ramabulana, the cultural event was planned to show-case the cultural diversity of Vhembe. During events like these, the traditional leaders celebrate the uniqueness of their culture, he added. He also mentioned in an interview that the royal council is committed to preserving the Venda cul-ture “and they felt bound to support the tournament, as musangwe formed part of the Venda culture.”

He praised the organisers for bringing back the forgotten cultural sport.

Musangwe boss Mr Patrick Ramarada said he was expecting thousands of people at the ring at this year’s final. “The fights were started by our ancestors and our event is supported by the local traditional leaders,” Ramarada said. “Preparations have been finalised, and with the blessings of the traditional leaders, escpecially King Toni Mphephu Ramababulana, nothing is going to stop the event from being a success,” added Ramarada.

A local fighter, Steven Ndiitwani, said he was more than ready. “Anybody who challenges me should be ready for the consequences. I will face any challenge,” he said.Musangwe fighters in action.

Mrs Ashvini Bai, wife of Mahin Jeram, popularly known as Elvis Tailor in Elt iv i l las , Louis Trichardt, passed away at the age of 59. She was hospitalized for a short period in Polokwane and succumbed to her illness on 21 May. She was married to Elvis for the last 20 years. She is survived by her husband, three brothers and one sister. The Jeram Family thanks all doctors, friends and community members w h o h a v e a s s i s t e d and been supportive during their time of bereavement. Photo supplied.



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Mike’s Kitchen and children will have the opportunity to decorate their own cupcakes.

Cupcake sale for CANSA

Douglas Maluleke of Benny's (right) with the ball. Thabiso Makatu is waiting behind him.

Mutshidzi Nemaxwi stretches to win the ball, while Thabiso Makatu is ready to attack from behind.

Easy Mamubezou victory for Benny’sBenny’s Care were too strong for Zoutpansberg Power-line and beat them 3-1 in a Mamubezou tournament match at the Tshiozwi grounds on Sunday.

Powerline created some prom-ising moves from behind in the opening minutes, but their strik-ers let them down by shooting aimlessly. Their overlapping midfielder, Vhutshilo Mafunisa, had his chance in the 15th min-ute. He received a neat pass from Ridzani Neb-ulu and shot wide from just outside the box.

Benny’s were reward-ed with a goal in the 30th minute. Masingita

Shabangu was on target, fol-lowing a mix-up within the box. Powerline lost cohesion in the middle of the park after the goal. They were severely punished and Benny’s made it 2-0 before the half-time whistle. Their second goal came via Bonani Macheke, whose close-range ground cutter was too hot for the Powerline keeper, Mbavhi Mufamadi, to handle.

Things turned against Power-

line three minutes into the last half. Their right back, Thabiso Makatu, was given his marching orders, following a second book-able offence. Benny’s scored their third goal in the 64th minute when Mutshidzi Nemaxwi beat the keeper with a volley after beating the offside trap.

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AdvocAte tcMunyAi

EXECUTOR’S NOTICE IN TERMS

OF SECTION 35In The Estate of the late Tshamano Tryphina phu-luwa (Identity number: 380115 0432 084) who was ordinarily resident at Tshitereke Village, Thohoyandou, Limpopo Province and who died at Mankweng Hospital on 09.08.2013, Estate Num-ber 1754/2013. The First and Final Liquidation and Distribution Account in the above estate will lie for inspection at the office of the master of the High Court (Thohoyandou) for a period of 21 (Twenty one) days from the date of pyblication hereof. Dated and signed at Thohoyan-dou on this the 27th day of August 2015. adv Cyril munyai. offiCe no. 2, Grr maThivha surGery Complex, adjaCenT To shopriTe sibasa, p.o box 4579, Thohoyan-dou, 0950, Cell: 073 249 1795, ref: aTCm/aoe1/15

NOTICE TO LIQUIDATION AND

DISTRIBUTION ACCOUNT LYING FOR INSPECTION

Persuant to the provisions of Section 35 (5) of Act 66 of 1965, notice is hereby given that the first and final liquidation and distribution account inthe estate of the late Lebepa Sarah Ses-hoka, ID: 670910 0371 087, who died on the 2015/06/16, is lying for inspection at the offices of the Master of High Court, Limpopo High Court and the Magistrate’s Office, Thohoyandou for a period of 21 days as from date of publication hereof. Estate No: 1349/2015. Anton Ramaano

Anton RAMAAno inc

Attorneys, Attorneys for Executrix, Thohoyandou P West, House No. 902, Cnr University Road & Mphephu Drive, Opposite Khoroni Hotel / Venda Plaza, P.O. Box 2246, Thohoyandou, 0950, Tel: 015 962 2232/2236, Fax: 015 962 5009,REF: AR/KM/EST.0126

NOTICE TO LIQUIDATION AND

DISTRIBUTION ACCOUNT LYING FOR INSPECTION

Persuant to the provisions of Section 35 (5) of Act 66 of 1965, notice is hereby given that the first and final liquidation and distribution account inthe estate of the late Tshisamhiri Robert Tshilamulele, ID: 560105 5970 082, who died on the 2015/07/06, is lying for inspection at the offices of the Master of High Court, Limpopo High Court and the Magistrate’s Office, Thohoyandou for a period of 21 days as from date of publication hereof. Estate No: 1417/2015. Anton Ramaano Attorneys, Attorneys for Executrix, Thohoyandou P West, House No. 902, Cnr University Road & Mphephu Drive, Opposite Khoroni Hotel / Venda Plaza, P.O. Box 2246, Thohoyandou, 0950, Tel: 015 962 2232/2236, Fax: 015 962 5009,REF: AR/KM/EST.0127

Anton RAMAAno inc

chRistiAn KAestneRAttoRney & notARy

Notice to Creditors in Deceased Estates

All persons having claims against the under-men-tioned estate must lodge it with the Executor concerned within 30 days (or as indicated) from date of publication hereof. Estate no: 029561/2014, Master’s office: Cape Town, Surname: jahn, First names: rainer harTmuT, Date of Birth: 21/09/1942, Id no: 4209215151187, Last address: 5 honeysuCkle Close, houT bay, wesT-ern provinCe, 7806, Date of death: 13/09/2014. Name of Executor or Au-thorised Agent: ChrisTian kaesTner, po box 13822, mowbray, 7705. 28 Trill road, observaTory, 7925, [email protected], Tel: 072 854 88 80

dubzA constRuction And touRisM

This is a Construction Company. Registration no: 2007/122306/23 which was deregis-tered by CIPRO. The re-instatement will take place after 21 days from the date of advertise-ment. This is been done by Director: Mr Dipuo Mavunga. Contact no: 082 671 5042

i.W teRblAnche &AssociAtes

PUBLIC PARTICIPA-TION PROCESS

MINING PERMIT APPLICATION IN

TERMS OF SECTION 27 OF THE MINERAL

AND PETROLEUM RESOURCES DEVEL-OPMENT ACT (ACT 28

OF 2002)REMAINING EXTENT OF FARM BELLEVUE

74 LT & PORTION 2 OF FARM BELLEVUE 74

LT MAKHADO LOCAL MUNICIPAL AREA,

VHEMBE DISTRICT, LIMPOPO PROVINCE

Reference No.: LP30/5/1/3/2/10705MP Description and location of activity: Titswalo Debbie Bungeni of Bun-geni Traditional Affairs is applying for a Mining Permit on the remaining extent of the Farm Bel-levue 74 LT and Portion 2 of the Farm Bellevue 74 LT in the Makhado Local Municipal Area of the Vhembe District, Limpopo Province. The application for a Mining Permit is for the mining of sand and stone on a mining area which will not exceed 5 ha in extent. Opportunity to partici-pate: The public is hereby invited to comment on the above application. Any person who would like to be identified as an interested and / or affected party in the above matter should submit his / her name, contact details (preferred contact method of notification, e.g. e-mail address or fax number) and interest in, comments on, or objections to the Mining Permit Applica-tion, in writing, to the En-vironmental Assessment Practitioner named below, within 30 days of the date of publication of this notice. Please quote the reference number given above in all correspon-dence. Should you require any further information regarding the application, or wish to receive a copy of the Environmental Management Plan for the application, please contact the Environmental Assessment Practitioner at the contact details given below. Name of Environmental Assess-ment Practitioner: I.W. Terblanche & Associates, Environmental Consul-tants. Contact person: Elize Terblanche. Contact address: 39 Belladonna Street, Welgevonden, Stellenbosch, 7600. Cell: 082 459 5372 Fax: 086 664 0563. E-mail: [email protected]

NOTICE TO DEBT-ORS AND CREDI-TORS SECTION 29

In the Estate of Late: Edward Muvhulawa Mundalamo, ID: 5802235941089, who died on the 16th day of July 2015, Master’s reference num-ber: 1778/2015. Cred-itors and Debtors are hereby called upon to

MAluleKe z.d AttoRneys

submit their claims and to pay their debts within 30(Thirty)days asfrom date on this advertisement. Dated at Thohoyandou on this the 07th day of September 2015. Executrix Attor-neys, Maluleke Z.D. Attorneys, LIMDEV Building, 1st Floor Office No 25, PO Box 1665, Thohoyandou, 0950, Jay Kay & Madina Entrance, Caltex Garage, Cell:076 813 2868 / 071 498 6320,Tel/Fax:015 962 1110 / 86 268 2763, E-mail: [email protected], P.O. Box 1665, Thohoyandou, 0950.

NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35

Kindly be informed that the First and Final Liquidation and Distribution Account in respect of the late solomon mulaTedzi makonano, ID: 520606 5333 088, shall lie for inspection at the Master’s Office at Limpopo High Court Building Thohoy-andou for a period of 21 days calculated from date of publication hereof. Dated at Thohoyandou on this day of August 2015. Mvundlela & associates attorneys, executrix attorneys, office no: 87, Block c, liMdev Building, thohoyandou, Po Box 3560, tho-hoyandou, 0950, ref: Mvundlela fMaster’s ref: 1274/15

MvundlelA & AssociAtes Att

NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35

Kindly be informed that the First and Final Liquidation and Distribution Account in respect of the late khaThushelo olGa munyai, ID: 640202 2030 086, shall lie for inspec-tion at the Master’s Office at Limpopo High Court Building Thohoyandou for a period of 21 days calculated from date of publication hereof. Dated at Thohoyandou on this 24th day of August 2015. Mvundlela & associates attorneys, executrix attorneys, office no: 87, Block c, liMdev Building, thohoyandou, Po Box 3560, thohoyandou, 0950, ref: Mvundlela fMaster’s ref: 733/15

MvundlelA & AssociAtes Att

NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN

DECEASED ESTATEBuzaphi Wilson Mabun-da, ID: 421214 5368 08 7, Date of Death: 09th day of January 2014. Estate no: 545/2014. Last Address: House No: 159 Section D1, Giyani, Limpopo Province.All persons having complains and claims against the

noel chAuKe Att

above estate are called upon to contact the ap-pointed Executrix within thirty (30) days of the publication of this notice.The name of the Executrix is as follow: Florah Mabunda and the name of the agent is as follows: Noel Chauke Attorneys, Office No: 208 & 211, Old Mutual Building, PO Box 1422, Giyani 0826, Tel: 015 812 1574, Fax: 015 812 1575, Ref: CH/MRP/27/14EST

NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 35 (5) OF

ACT 66 OF 1965The First and Final Liquidation and Distribution Account in the Estate of the late mashao nkhensani mavis, of ID No: 360707 0399 083 of sTand no: 780a, malamulele, limpopo provinCe, who died on the 09/06/2015, Ref No: 1359/2015, Master’s office: Thohoyandou will be open for inspection for a period of 21 days from date of publication at the Master’s Offices. Should no objection be lodged with the master’s officeduring the specified period, the executor will proceed to make payments in accordance with the said account. Signed at Thohoyandou on this the 07th day of September 2015.PBn Mawila attorneys

Po Box 917thohoyandou, 0950ref: redress / PBn/ est. 10/2015

tshAbAngu AttoRneys

IN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA

Case no:35044/15, In the matter between: kaTunda ramazan, Plaintiff, and maake lydia madalin, Defendant.maake lydia madalin an adult female person born on the 30th of August 1980, who was previously unemployed and resided at 15 Maryanas, 476 Paul Kruger Street, Pretoria, but whose present where-abouts are unknown: Take noTiCe that by Summons sued out of this Court, you have been called upon to give notice, within one month after publication hereof, to registrar of this Court and to the plaintiff’s attorney of your intention to defend (if any) in an action wherein the plaintiff is claiming for the following relief: a. A Decree of divorce, b. Forfeiture of the assets of the estate; c. Cost of suit in the event that the mat-ter is opposed; d. Further and/or alternative relief. Take noTiCe furTher that if you fail to give such notice, judgment may be granted against you without further reference to you. Dated at Pretoria on the 3rd day of Sep-tember 2015. TshabanGu aTTorneys, plainTiff’s aTTorneys, oliveTTi house, 2nd floor, suiTe

210, Cnr preTorius and sChubarT sTreeT, preTo-ria, Tel: 012 328 6234, fax: 012 323 5066, ref: Tsh/Gen/div/k01


ACT 66 OF 1965The First and Final Liquidation and Distribution Account in the Estate of the late mauba ndwamaTo sam-uel, of ID No: 511113 5449 080of Ramukhuba Village, Vuwani District, Limpopo Province, who died on the 20/07/2015, Ref No: 1540/2015 , Master’s office: Thohoyandou will be open for inspection for a period of 21 days from date of publication at the Master’s Offices. Should no objection 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 07th day of September 2015.wisani Baloyi inc.Box 3305louis trichardt, 0920ref: redress /est41/2015


ACT 66 OF 1965The First and Final Liquidation and Distribution Account in the Estate of the late nGobene mafemane peTer, of ID No: 6109275736083of erf no:227, Elim Village, Limpopo Province, who died on the 15/01/2015, Ref No: 188/2015, Master’s office: Thohoyandou will be open for inspection for a period of 21 days from date of publication at the Master’s Offices. Should no objection 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 07th day of September 2015.wisani Baloyi inc.Box 3305louis trichardt, 0920ref: redress /est39/2015


ACT 66 OF 1965The First and Final Liquidation and Distribution Account in the Estate of the late mufamadi azwiTamisi ronald, of ID No: 6403235918083of erf no:181, Vuwani Location, Limpopo Province, who died on the 14/06/2015, Ref No: 1493/2015,

Master’s office: Thohoyandou will be open for inspection for a period of 21 days from date of publication at the Master’s Offices. Should no objection 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 07th day of September 2015.wisani Baloyi inc.Box 3305louis trichardt, 0920ref: redress /est40/2015


ACT 66 OF 1965The First and Final Liquidation and Distribution Account in the Estate of the late makhokha muvhanGo peTrus, of ID No: 3804045229087of Stand no: 4956, Mak-warela Ext. 04, Limpopo Province, who died on the 22/07/2014, Ref No: 1521/2015, Master’s office: Thohoyandou will be open for inspection for a period of 21 days from date of publication at the Master’s Offices. Should no objection 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 07th day of September 2015.wisani Baloyi inc.Box 3305louis trichardt, 0920ref: redress /est41/2015


ACT 66 OF 1965The First and Final Liquidation and Distribution Account in the Estate of the late sadiki khorombi elias, of ID No: 4701015286080of Mangondi Village, Limpopo Province, who died on the 21/07/2015, Ref No: 1552/2015, Master’s office: Thohoyandou will be open for inspection for a period of 21 days from date of publication at the Master’s Offices. Should no objection 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 07th day of September 2015.wisani Baloyi inc.Box 3305louis trichardt, 0920ref: redress /est42/2015


ACT 66 OF 1965

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The First and Final Liquidation and Distribution Account in the Estate of the late maGeza ramasel elphy, of ID No: 3412100167083of Elim Village, Limpo-po Province, who died on the 04/02/2015, Ref No: 335/2015, Master’s offi ce: Thohoyandou will be open for inspection for a period of 21 days from date of publication at the Master’s Offi ces. Should no objection be lodged with the master’s offi ce during the specifi ed period, the executor will proceed to make payments in accordance with the said account. Signed at Thohoyandou on this the 07th day of September 2015.wisani Baloyi inc.Box 3305louis trichardt, 0920ref: redress /est45/2015


DECEASED ESTATEEstate Late maThivha nTsieni samuel of

ID No: 5904225702081 of malamanGvva villaGe, limpopo provinCe, who died on the 14/08/2015 and who was married in community of property to maThivha munyadzi-wa CynThia of Id no: 7009201282088.Estate number: 1729/2015. Master’s offi ce: Thohoyandou. Persons having claims against this estate are called to lodge their claims within 30 days from date of publication.Signed at Thohoyandou on this the 07th day of September 2015.wisani Baloyi inc.Po Box 3305louis trichardt

0920ref: redress /est 52/2015


DECEASED ESTATEEstate Late sikhiTha muvhanGo reuben, ID No: 4107015147084 of sTand no: 25, Tshakhuma mukula villaGe, limpopo provinCe, who died on the 29/07/2015 and who was married in community of property to sikhiTha raThani mabel of Id no: 4106100115089.Estate number: 1709/2015. Master’s offi ce: Thohoyandou. Persons having claims against this estate are called to lodge their claims within 30 days from date of publication.Signed at Thohoyandou on this the 07th day of September 2015.wisani Baloyi inc.Po Box 3305louis trichardt



DECEASED ESTATEEstate Late siThada mbanGiseni phineas, ID No: 5501215353089 of sTand no: 25, Tshakhuma muTsindoni villaGe, limpopo prov-inCe, who died on the 21/07/2015 and who was unmarried at the time of his death.Estate number: 1753/2015. Master’s offi ce: Thohoyandou. Persons having claims against this estate are called to lodge their claims within 30 days from date of publication.Signed at Thohoyandou on this the 07th day of September 2015.wisani Baloyi inc.Po Box 3305louis trichardt



DECEASED ESTATEEstate Late ndaba mdunGazi Thompson, ID No: 2909165166083 of sTand no: 53, jerome villaGe, limpopo provinCe, who died on the 02/08/2015 and who was married to ndaba mphephu of Id no: 3306150279089.Estate number: 1656/2015. Master’s offi ce: Thohoyandou. Persons having claims against this estate are called to lodge their claims within 30 days from date of publication.Signed at Thohoyandou on this the 07th day of September 2015.wisani Baloyi inc.Po Box 3305louis trichardt



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NB:All service providers/bidders are requested to pre-number and initial their bid documents before submission

Complete Tender document sealed in an envelope marked the above mentioned bids, must be deposited in:The bid box, next to the entrance of Vhembe District Municipality Offi ces, next to Khoroni Hotel (Former Venda Tusk Hotel) wherein the bids will be opened in public.

The following documents are required and shall form part of the bid: Original Tax Clearance Certifi cate, Company Registration Certifi cate, Proof of Purchased tender document receipt, Bidders Certifi ed copy of ID Document, Proof that the bidder municipal business account or any of the directors municipal account is not in arrears (N.B.Municipal Clear-ance not older three month) and Certifi ed BBBEE Verifi cation certifi cate.

Late bid, telegraphic, e-mails or telefax transmission documents will not be accepted.

Vhembe District Municipality reserves the right to accept a tender as a whole or in part and does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender.

Administrative enquiries can be directed to: Supply Chain Practitioners of Vhembe District Municipality at telephone number (015) 960 2093/2107/2075

BID NUMBER

DESCRIPTION CLOSING DATE:

BID FEE

RFP/VDM/TECH/03/08/2015/01

Implementation of Refurbishment Program 2015/16CIDB GRADING: None


R386.00

DOCS AVAILABLE: 14th September 2015

COMPULORY BRIEFING SESSION/SITE INSPECTION:21st September 2015 at 10h00 at the entrance of Vhembe District Municipality

TECHNICAL ENQUIRIES: Acting General Manager Technical Services Ms Raphasha L at 015 960 2000


PUBLIC NOTICE ON DRAFT SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND USE MANAGEMENT BY-LAW

Notice is hereby given by the Makhado Local Municipality of the draft Spatial Planning and Land Use Management By-Law in terms of the provisions of sections 12(3) (b) and 21 of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, No 32 of 2000.

Any interested person/s, party or parties are hereby invited to submit written comments or inputs to the Municipality. Any such comments or inputs must reach the undersigned on or before 21 October 2015 by handing it in to the Office of the Municipal Manager or mailing it to Private Bag X2596, Louis Trichardt, 0920.

Draft By-Law is available for inspection during office hours at the following public municipal offices: • Civic Center, Office Number C009, First Floor, 83 Krogh Street, Makhado.• Municipal Regional Offices: Vuwani, Waterval and Dzanani.

Enquiries should be directed to the Assistant Manager Town Planning, Mr N G Thanyani or the Director Development Planning Ms M D Sinthumule at telephone number 015 519 3000.

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OPENBARE KENNISGEWING RAKENDE DIE KONSEP VERORDENING OP RUIMTELIKE BEPLANNING EN GRONDGEBRUIKBEHEER

Die Makhado Plaaslike Owerheid gee hiermee kennis van die konsep Verordening op Ruimtelike Beplanning en Grondgebruikbeheer ingevolge die bepalings van Artikels 12(3)(b) en 21 van die Munisipale Sisteme Wet, 2000 (Wet Nr. 32 van 2000).

Enige belanghebbende persone en/of partye word hiermee versoek om skrifelike kommentare en insette aan die plaaslike owerheid te lewer. Enige kommetare en insette moet die ondergetekende bereik voor/op 21 Oktober 2015 deur dit in te handig by die Kantoor van die Munisipale Bestuurder of te pos na Privaatsak X2596, Louis Trichardt, 0920.

Die konsep Verordening lê ter insae gedurende gewone kantoorure by die volgende openbare munisipale kantore:• Makhado Munisipaliteit (Burgersentrum), Kantoornommer C009, Eerste Vloer, Kroghstraat 83, Makhado.• Makhado Munisipale Streekkantore: Vuwani, Waterval en Dzanani.

Navrae moet gerig word aan die AssistentBestuurder Stadsbeplanning, Mnr N.G. Thanyani of die Direkteur Ontwikkelingsbeplanning, Mev M.D. Sinthumule by telefoonnommer 015 – 519 3000.


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PUBLIC NOTICE ON PROPOSED MAKHADO A (DZANANI) TOWNSHIP STREET NAMES

Notice is hereby given by the Makhado Local Municipality of the proposed Makhado- A (Dzanani) Town-ship street names in terms of the provisions of section 21 of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act, No 32 of 2000. The proposed names were submitted by Makhado A (Dzanani) Township stakehold-ers.

Any interested person/s, party or parties are hereby invited to submit written comments, objections or make written representations to the Municipality if any. Should the municipality not receive any comments, objections or make representations to the proposed names, street naming process will proceed. Any such comments, objections or representations must reach the undersigned on or before 21 October 2015 by handing it in to the Office of the Municipal Manager or mailing it to Private Bag X2596, Louis Trichardt, 0920 to reach Municipal Manager before or on said closing date.

Proposed names may be inspected during office hours at the following public municipal offices: • Civic Center, Room C009, First Floor, 83 Krogh Street, Makhado Town.• Municipal Regional Offices: Vuwani, Waterval, Dzanani.

Proposed names are also available on the municipal website www.makhado.gov.za.

All enquiries must be directed to the Assistant Manager Town Planning, N G Thanyani or the Director Development Planning Ms M D Sinthumule at telephone number 015 519 3000.

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MAKHADO LOCAL MUNICIPALITYTel: (015) 519 3000 Fax: (015) 516 1195 Private Bag X2596 Makhado 0920XITIVISO XA MANI NA MANI XA MPFAMPFARHUTO WO KUNGUHATA

MATSHAMELO XIKANWE NA XINAWANA XA MATIRHISELO YA NDZHAWUXitiviso xi humesiwa hi Masipala wa Makhado xa mpfampfarhuto wo kunguhata matshamelo xikanwe na xinawana xa matirhiselo ya ndzhawu hiku landza xiyenge xa 12(3)(b) na 21 xa Mfumo Xikaya: Nawu wa ma-fambiselo ya Masipala: Municipal Systems Act, No 32 of 2000.

Loyi a tsakelaka, Lava tsakelaka, ntlawa kumbe mintlawa mi rhambiwa ku tisa swibumabumelo leswi tsariweke kumbe mavonelo eka Masipala. Swibumabumelo kumbe mavonelo lawa ma fanele ku amukeriwa ku nga si hundza siku ra 21 Nhlangula 2015 eka Hofisi ya Mufambisi wa Masipala kumbe eka bokisi ra mapapila Private Bag x2596, Louis Trichardt, 0920

Mpfampfarhuto wa xinawana lowu lavaka ku xoperiwa wu kumeka eka tihofisi ta masipala leti landzelaka:

• Civic Center, Nomboro ya hofisi C009, Filoro yo sungula, Xitarata xa 83 Krogh, Makhado.• Tihofisi ta swifundza: Vuwani, Waterval na Dzanani.

Swivutiso swi fanele ku kongomisiwa eka Assistant Manager Town Planning, Tatana N G Thanyani kumbe eka Director Development Planning Manana, M D Sinthumule eka rinqhingo 015 519 3000.


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THULAMELA MUNICIPALITY HEAD OFFICE : THE ECONOMIC HUB OF VHEMBE REGION AND EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER INVITE APPLICATION FROM SUITABLE CANDIDATES FOR APPOINTMENT ON THE FOLLOWING VACANT POSTS.

1. DEPARTMENT: OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL MANAGER POSITION: MUNICIPAL MANAGER REMUNERATION: R954,421 (MINIMUM) OR R1,109.792 (MIDPOINT) OR R1,265.163 (MAXIMUM) PER ANNUM (THE OFFER OF REMUNERATION WILL BE DETERMINED BY COMPETENCE AND CURRENT SALARY EARNINGS READ TOGETHER WITH THE GUIDELINES AS SET OUT IN NOTICE 225 PUBLISHED IN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE NO.38946 DATED 1 JULY 2015). EMPLOYMENT TERM: FIXED TERM OF EMPLOYMENT NOT EXCEEDING A PERIOD ENDING ONE YEAR AFTER THE ELECTION OF THE NEXT COUNCIL OF THE MUNICIPALITY (AS ER THE AMENDED MUNICIPAL SYSTEM ACT). THE INCUMBENT WILL BE EXPECTED TO SIGN EMPLOYMEN CONTRACT, A PERFORMANCE AGREEMENT AND COMPLETE THE DISCLOSURE OF FINANCIAL INTEREST FORM. THE INCUMBENT WILL BE STATIONED AT THULAMELA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY.

REQUIREMENTS

• Bachelor Degree in Public Administration /Political Sciences /Social Sciences/Law or equivalent.• A certificate in Municipal Finance Management Programme.• 5 years relevant experience at a senior management level, and have proven successful institutional trans-

formation within public or private sector.• Advanced knowledge and understanding of relevant policies and legislations.• Advanced understanding of institutional governance systems and performance management.• Advanced understanding of council operations and delegation of powers.• Good governance.• Audit and risk management establishment and functionality.• Budget and finance management.• Have proven successful institutional transformation within public or private sector.

KEY PERFORMANCE AREAS• As head of administration and Accounting officer, the Municipal Manager will be responsible for the follow-

ing:• Developing and implementing the municipality’s performance management system.• Managing the Municipality and administration in accordance with the constitution of the Republic, Local

Government, Municipal Finance Management Act, Municipal System Act, and other relevant legislations applicable to the municipality.

• Managing the provision of services to local communities in the affairs of the municipality.• Developing and maintaining systems to access community satisfaction with Municipal services.• Managing, appointing and maintaining staff discipline.• Ensuring effective and efficient utilization of the municipality’s resources.• Promoting sound labour relations and compliance by the municipality with applicable labour legislation.• Advising office-bearers with regard to the legal implications of the council decisions.• Managing communication between office bearers and employees of the municipality.• Administer and oversee the implementation of municipal policies, by-laws and other relevant provincial and

national legislations.• Ensuring sound management of all assets, income and expenditure of the municipality.• Discharging liabilities of the municipality in an efficient and effective manner.• Implementing the strategic goals for the Municipality through co-operative and innovative teamwork.• Oversee the management of all equipment’s and capital resources to ensure accountability by all depart-

ments.• Community satisfaction with Municipal services.• Managing, appointing and maintaining staff discipline.• Ensuring effective and efficient utilization of the municipality’s resources.• Promoting sound labour relations and compliance by the municipality with applicable labour legislation.• Advising office-bearers with regard to the legal implications of the council decisions.• Managing communication between office bearers and employees of the municipality.• Administer and oversee the implementation of municipal policies, by-laws and other relevant provincial and

national legislations.• Ensuring sound management of all assets, income and expenditure of the municipality.• Discharging liabilities of the municipality in an efficient and effective manner.• Implementing the strategic goals for the Municipality through co-operative and innovative teamwork.• Oversee the management of all equipment and capital resources to ensure accountability by all depart-

ments.

• NB. Application must be submitted on the signed Thulamela Local Municipality application form obtainable on the website:www.thulamela.gov.za. accompanied by comprehensive CV and certified copies of certif-icates to be forwarded to: The Acting Municipal Manager, Thulamela Municipality, P/Bag x5066,Tho-hoyandou, 0950 or may be handed in at Office no.130B during working hours.

Enquiries should be directed to the office of the Mayor. Tel no. 015 962 7694. For administrative enquiries contact: Acting Senior Manager Corporate Services Sikhwivhilu N.M. @ 015 962 7686.

CLOSING DATE: 01 October 2015

Should you not be contacted within 30 days after the closing date, please accept that your application has been unsuccessful. Qualifications, employment background check and security vetting and screening will be carried out for all short-listed candidates. NB: Thulamela Municipality reserves the right not to fill the advertised post.

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ACHIEVING EXCELLENCE TOGETHERCapricorn College for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) is inviting applications from suitably qualified candidates to fill the following College funded vacancies:

NOTE: All interested candidates are requested to apply using a Z83 form available at any Government. Attach updated CV; Academic records/Transcripts certified (within three months) copies of ID and Qualifications (the College will be vetting and ver-ifying the qualifications). No faxed or late applications will be considered. The College reserves the right to withdraw any post/s at any time. Please forward all applications to: for hand delivery to Central Office at 16 Market Street, Registry Office, Polokwane 0700. Or post to: The CEO/Principal, Capricorn College for TVET, Private Bag X 9674, Polokwane, 0700. If you did not receive feedback within 3 months of the closing date consider your application unsuccessful. Closing date: 02 October 2015.

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Salary Level: 10 Centre: Central Office: CELS Salary Scale: R361 659.00 - R426 009.00 per annumReference No: CCTVET 22/2015 Requirements: B degree/National Diploma in Business Management/ Project Management. Five years relevant experi-ence. Experience in training environment and liaison with SETAs and industry will be an added advantage. Good Communi-cation skills (Verbal and written). Good interpersonal, presentation, planning, organizing and problem solving skills. Must be a good negotiator. Must be computer literate. Valid driver’s license. Must be willing to work long hours and travel. Must be able to function methodically and accurately under pressure.Key Performance Areas: Manage and coordinate various NSF training projects in NCV and report 191 (NATED) pro-grammes, different SETAs, Learnerships, internships and accredited skills programmes. Manage and supervise all contrac-tual requirements of SETAs, industry, College and the Learners. Responsible for reporting to all stakeholders as required.

Position : Marketing anD BranDing cLerk (college post: Permanent)Salary Level: 5 Name of Component: Corporate Services Centre: Central Office Salary Scale: R 132 399.00 - R155 961.00 per annumReference No: CCTVET 25/2015 Requirements: M+3 years Bachelor degree/Diploma in Marketing/Communication/or Public Relations, Practical experience and knowledge of graphic design procedure and software, especially Photoshop and freehand. Understanding of media liaison and communication, including government communication, Good interpersonal, communication, (verbal and writing), creative and analytical skills, and a valid driver’s license.Key Performance Areas: Plan marketing and branding objectives. Prepare marketing and public relations strategies along-side the Marketing manager, executive and staff. Analyse market trends and recommend change to marketing and business development strategies based on analysis feedback. Prepare and adhere to budget. Oversee creation and delivery of press releases, advertisement and other marketing and P.R materials. Design print ads and publications. Ensure brand messages are consistent. Gather and analyse customer insight. Develop relationship with all media to ensure the most effective mes-saging and positioning of the College.

Position: coMMittees aDMinistrative officer (college post: Permanent)Salary Level: 7 Centre: Central Office Salary Scale: R 196 278.00 - R231 210.00 per annumReference No: CCTVET 27/2015 Requirements: Matric +3 year qualification in Business Administration, Public Administration or relevant field from and ac-credited college or university. Proficiency in English will be an added advantage. A minimum of two (2) years administrative experience. In-depth knowledge of administrative and clerical procedures and systems, excellent verbal and writing skills, at-tention to detail, good listening skills, ability to work under pressure and independently and highly computer literate. High level of English proficiency. Ability to use computers and computer systems at a high level including proficiency in MS Word. A valid driver’s license. Experience interacting with the public and high profile individuals, including external executives and/or Council. Key Performance Areas: Collate and prepare items for agendas of Council and Committee meetings through sending out of notices by email to all members. Make bookings (refreshments, accommodations and travelling arrangements) for all Council members. Compile, type, photocopy, bind and electronically and/ or physically distribute the agendas to Council and Com-mittee members. Prepare and type attendance register. Prepare and type Conflict of Interest and Confidentiality Declaration Form. Prepare S & T forms. Take detailed notes at committee meetings and write, type, edit and distribute minutes to Council members and Council Committee members. Communicate decisions to Council members and members of Committees. Write, type and proofread reports to Council and Academic Board. Compile, type and update Decision Registers. Keep proper records of agendas, minutes and reports of meetings

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The Community Works Programme (CWP) is a government programme based in the Department of Coorper-ative Governance and Traditional Affairs. The primary purpose of the programme is to create an employment safety net organised around sites. Each site employs 1,000 or more unemployed participants and managed by Implementing Agents. Dhladhla Foundation is one of the Implementing Agents and invites interested sup-pliers/Service Providers to register on the database for the following services:• Personal Protective Equipment (overals, safety boots, dust masks, etc);• Tools and Materials (wheel barrows, rakes, detergents, stationary, fi rst aid kits, sewing machines, etc);• Agricultural Products (seeds, seedlings, pesticides, hebicides, hose pipes, watering cans, etc);• Training (both accredited & non-accredited service providers); and• Catering and Transport Services.

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Head Offi ce: Mgabadeli house, 413 Monica’s Place, Noordwyk, MidrandContact Person: Simphiwe Mthimunye - Tel No: 011 318 1816, Email: [email protected]

Completed application forms accompanied by the below documents can either be hand delivered or posted to any of the above offi ces:• Proof of Company Registration• Original Tax clearance certifi cate• Stamped Bank details or Cancelled Cheque• Certifi ed copies/copies of member(s) Identity document• Sample of Company letterhead template.• BBBEE Certifi cate• Company Profi le

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THULAMELA MUNICIPALITY HEAD OFFICE : THE ECONOMIC HUB OF VHEMBE REGION AND EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER INVITE APPLICATION FROM SUITABLE CANDIDATES FOR APPOINTMENT ON THE FOLLOWING VACANT POST.

1. DEPARTMENT: CORPORATE SERVICES POSITION: SENIOR MANAGER : CORPORATE SERVICES REMUNERATION: R788,186 (MINIMUM) OR R 911,197(MIDPOINT) OR R1,034.209 (MAXIMUM) PER ANNUM (THE OFFER OF REMUNERATION WILL BE DETERMINED BY COMPETENCE AND CURRENT SALARY EARNINGS READ TOGETHER WITH THE GUIDELINES AS SET OUT IN NOTICE 225 PUBLISHED IN GOVERNMENT GAZETTE NO.38946 DATED 1 JULY 2015). TERM: THIS IS A FIXED –TERM EMPLOYMENT CONTRACT FOR FIVE(5)YEARS AND THE INCUMBENT WILL BE EXPECTED TO SIGN AN EMPLOYMENT CONTRACT, A PERFORMANCE AGREEMENT AND COMPLETE THE DISCLOSURE OF FINANCIAL INTEREST FORM. THE INCUMBENT WILL BE STATIONED AT THULAMELA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY.

REQUIREMENTS

• Bachelor Degree in Public Administration/ Management sciences/Law or equivalent.• A certificate in Municipal Finance Management Programme.• Five (5) years in middle management level.• Have proven successful management experience in administration.

KNOWLEDGE• Good knowledge and understanding of relevant policies and legislations.• Good knowledge and understanding of institutional governance systems and performance management.• Good knowledge of corporate support services, including :• Human capital management• Legal services • Facilities management• Information communication technology and support.• Good knowledge of supply chain management regulations and the preferential procurement policy frame-

work Act, 2000 (Act no.5 OF 2000).• Labour relation Act, and other labour –related prescripts.• Legal background and human capital management and • Knowledge of coordination and oversight of all specialized support functions.

KEY PERFORMANCE AREAS• Development ,implementation and management of the strategic policies, goals and procedures of the

department.• Providing legal advice and administration.• Administering statues and Council by-laws.• Compiling and updating of delegated powers and policy matters.• Responsible for secretarial services to the whole Council.• Record keeping and archive management.• Human Resource Management i.e. developing and implementation of HR. Policies and procedures which

are aligned to the Council’s vision and mission.• Promote competitive service delivery culture.• Rendering administrative assistance to the Speaker and Councilor’s office.• Overseeing implementation of Council’s resolutions.• Ensuring compliance to Conditions of Service and disciplinary procedures.

• NB. Application must be submitted on the signed Thulamela Local Municipality application form obtain-able on the website:www.thulamela.gov.za. accompanied by comprehensive CV and certified copies of certificates to be forwarded to: The Acting Municipal Manager, Thulamela Municipality, P/Bag x5066, Thohoyandou,0950 or may be handed in at Office no.130B during working hours.

Enquiries should be directed to the office of the Acting Municipal Manager tel no.015 962 7623. For administrative enquiries contact: Acting Senior Manager Corporate Services Sikhwivhilu N.M. @ 015 962 7686.

CLOSING DATE: 01 October 2015

Should you not be contacted within 30 days after the closing date, please accept that your application has been unsuccessful. Qualifications, employment background check and security vetting and screening will be carried out for all short-listed candidates. NB: Thulamela Municipality reserves the right not to fill the advertised post.

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ONDERBREKING VAN ELEKTRISITEITSTOEVOERKennis geskied hiermee dat ‘n algehele onderbreking van die elektrisiteitstoevoer sal voorkom op die onderstaande da-tum en tyd na al die verbruikers van die MAKHADO (LOUIS TRICHARDT) NETWERK. Verbruikers wat geraak sal word is almal wat aan die hoofsubstasie geskakel is. (Maralyn (Tshikodobo, Zaamekomste, Manavhela) Bandelierkoplyn (Magau), die hele dorp en Levubu asook Mashau Tondoni en Valdizia, Levubu 1 & 2, Shefeera (Khunda Matshawawe) en die Berglyn (Maname Paradise). Die afskakeling is nodig om Eskom en die Munisipaliteit die geleentheid te gee om die geskeduleerde jaarlikse instandhouding van die hoofsubstasies te doen om sodoende toekomstige onbeplande kragonderbrekings te beperk.

DATUM TYD SONDAG: 20/09/2015 08:00-16:00

Geen waarborg kan gegee word dat die elektrisiteitstoevoer gedurende die hele vermelde tydperk onderbreek sal wees nie. Die elektrisiteitstoevoer na sekere dele van die netwerk mag dalk vroeër of later as die vermelde tyd weer herstel word of glad nie onderbreek word nie. Alle verbruikers word derhalwe gewaarsku dat die Raad se elektrisiteitsleidings gedurende die hele tydperk as stroomdraend beskou moet word. Die onderbreking sal egter onderhewig wees aan mooiweers toestande.

MAKHADO MUNICIPALITYINTERRUPTION OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY

Notice is hereby given of an entire interruption of the electricity supply to all consumers of the MAKHADO (LOUIS TRICHARDT) NETWORK on the under mentioned date and time. Consumers that will be affected are ALL those who are connected to the (Mara line (Tshikodobo, Zaamekomste, Manavhela) Bandelierkop line (Magau), the entire town and Levubu as well as Mashau Tondoni and Valdizia, Levubu 1 & 2, Shefeera (Khunda Matshawawe) and the Mountain line (Maname Paradise). The interruption is necessary to enable Eskom and the Municipality to do their scheduled annual main substation maintenance in order to restrict future unplanned power interruptions.

DATE TIME SUNDAY: 20/09/2015 08:00-16:00 No guarantee can be given that the electricity supply will be interrupted during the entire specified time. The electricity supply to certain parts of the electricity network may be restored earlier or later than the specified time or not interrupted at all. All consumers are therefore warned that the Council’s electrical lines must be considered live during the entire period. The interruption will however be subject to fair weather conditions.

MASIPALA WA MAKHADO U KHAUWA HA NDISEDZO YA MUDAGASI

Hu khou divhadzwa Vhashumisi vhothe vhane vha mudagasi une vha u disedzwa nga Masipala wa Makhado vha khou divhadzwa uri hu do vha na u khauwa ha ndisedzo ya mudagasi nga duvha na tshifhinga zwo bulwaho kha ndivhadzo iyi. Hu do kwamea vhashumisi vha mudadasi vha mivhundu i no wana mudagasi kha laini dza Mara, Bandelierkop, line dzothe dzi nekedzaho mudagasi Levubu, laini ya Tshifhire, na Mountain line. Mivhundu ine ya do kwamea ndi i tevhela-ho: Tshikodobo, Zamekom, Ha-Manavhela, Ha-Magau, Ha-Mashau Thondoni, Valdezia, Khunda, Matshavhawe, Ma-name Paradise, dorobono ya Makhado, na mabulasi othe u ya Mara, Levubu, Bandelierkop, Mountain na u ya Tshifhire.

DUVHA TSHIFHINGA SONDAHA: 20/09/2015 08:00-16:00 A hu khou khwathisedzwa uri mudagasi u do tuwa lwa tshifhinga tsho fhelelaho sa zwe tsha bulwa. Mudagasi u nga di sa tsimiwa kana wa tou tavhanya u fungwa hafhu kha vhunwe ha vhupo ho bulwaho. Vhathu vha tsivhudzwa-ha uri kha vha dzhie idzi laini/thambo dza mudagasi dzi tshi vha dzi na mudagasi misi yothe. Hone-ha, u tsimiwa uhu ha mudagasi hu do langulwa nga mutsho wavhudi nga lelelo duvha lo bulwaho.


J E JOUBERT L RAGIMANA I P M U T S H I N YA L I MANAGER ELECTRICAL ACTING DIRECTOR TECHNICAL MUNICIPAL MANAGER SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES

Civic Centre Tel no.: (015)519-3000 (Office hours)Voortrekker Square (015) 516-2994 (After hours)Krogh StreetPrivate Bag X2596LOUIS TRICHARDT 0920

24 August 2015Notice No. 172/2015 File no: 16/2/7


REQUEST FOR PROPOSALTENDER NO. 57 OF 2015: PROVISION OF PREPAID ELECTRICITY

VENDING SYSTEM FOR THE PERIOD OF THREE (03) YEARS

Suitable service providers are invited to submit proposal for the Provision of Prepaid Electricity Vending System for the period of three (03) years. Bid documents will be obtainable on 15 September 2015 at the Procurement Office No. B043 upon payment of a non-refundable amount of R350, 00.

A compulsory briefing session will be held on 18 September 2015 at 10:00 at Council Chamber, 83 Krogh Street, Makhado

Completed bid documents signed by a duly authorised person, sealed in an envelope clearly marked “Request for Proposal : Tender No. 57 of 2015: “Provision of Prepaid Electricity Vending System for the period of three (03) years ” must reach the undersigned by depositing it into the tender box at the foyer of the main entrance to the Civic Centre by not later than 12:00 on Friday, 02 October 2015 when all tenders received will be opened in public in the Executive Committee Chamber, First Floor, Civic Centre, No. 83 Krogh Street, Makhado.

The Municipality is not bound to accept the lowest or any bid and reserves the right to accept any part of a bid. Bids must remain valid for a period of ninety (90) days after closing date of submission thereof. Submitted tenders proposal will be evaluated on 90/10 score points and with functionality.

Bids which are late, incomplete, unsigned or submitted in pencil or by telegraph or facsimile or electronically by e-mail, or not having the following documents attached for evaluation, will not be evaluated and will be disqualified:• Original valid Tax Clearance Certificate• A copy of Company Registration Certificate• Certified copy/copies of company owner(s) ID Book(s).• BBBEE Certificate (For Preferential Points)• Proof of payment for municipal Bills or statement

All technical enquiries can be directed to Manager Revenue: Mr. Radzilani NR at (015) 519 3035 during office hours, while procurement enquiries should be directed to Mr. Moswathupa LR at (015) 519 3171.

Civic Centre83 Krogh Street MAKHADO, 0920 Notice No. 162 of 2015 MR I. P. MUTSHINYALIFile: 8/3/2/1281 MUNICIPAL MANAGER


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PUBLIC NOTICEMUTALE LOCAL MUNICIPALITY IDP REVIEW PROCESS PLAN 2015/16 FINANCIAL YEAR

MUTALE MUNICIPALITY

Mutale Local Municipality, acting in terms of section 28(3) of the Municipal System Act (Act 32 of 2000), hereby gives notice of the adopted 2015/16 IDP Review Process Plan on 31st of August 2015.

Copies of IDP Review Process Plan documents are made available for public viewing/inspection, during office hours in Mutale municipality and also in the municipal website as from 07 September 2015.

Enquiries may be directed to Ms. R.W. Murulane (IDP Manager) on Tel. 015 967 9623/00 during office hours.’

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General Administration Qualifi cations : N6 / NCV 4 in Offi ce administration / Management assistantStation : Head Offi ceNumber of Positions: Station: 1 Offi ce of HOD 2 Bursary Administration 1 Capricorn District (RTC) 1 Sekhukhune District (RTC) 1 Vhembe District (RTC) 1 Mopani District ( RTC) 1 Waterberg District (RTC) 1 Pharmaceutical Depot 1 EMS 1 Malaria Control 1 Limpopo College of Nursing 1 Letaba 2 Polokwane 2 Mankweng 1 Mokopane 1 Tshilidzini 1 St RitasTotal: 20

HRM/HRDQualifi cations : N6 Human Resource Management/ NCV 4 ManagementStation : Head Offi ceNumber of Positions: Station: 5 HRD 5 HRM 1 HR Regulatory Compliance and Reporting 2 Mopani District 2 Sekhukhune District 2 Waterberg District 2 Vhembe District 2 Capricorn District 2 Polokwane 2 Mankweng 1 WF Knobel 1 Seshego 1 Helena Franz 1 Zebediela 1 Botlokwa 1 Lebowakgomo 1 Thabamoopo 2 Tshilidzini 1 Siloam 1 Messina 1 Hayani 1 Donald Fraser 1 Elim 1 Louistrichadrt 1 Malamulela 2 Mokopane 1 Ellisras 1 FH Odendaal 1 George Masebe 1 Thabazimbi 1 Voortrekker 1 Warmbath 1 Witpoort 2 St Ritas 2 Philadelphia 1 Jane Furse 1 Groblersdaal 1 Matlala 1 Mecklenberg 1 Dilokong 2 Letaba 1 Van Velden 1 Dr CN Phatudi 1 Sekororo 1 Nkhensane 1 Evuxakeni 1 Kgapane 1 Maphutha Malatji 1 Pharmaceutical Depot 1 EMS 1 Malaria Control 1 Limpopo College of NursingTotal: 72

FinanceQualifi cations : N6 Accounting/ Cost Acounting / Finance Management / Auditing/ Supply Chain Management / Book Keeping/ Business Management / NCV 4 ManagementNumber of Positions: Station: 8 Head Offi ceStation : Head Offi ceNumber of Positions: Station: 1 Mopani District 1 Sekhukhune District 1 Waterberg District 1 Vhembe District

1 Capricorn District 2 Polokwane 2 Mankweng 1 WF Knobel 1 Seshego 1 Helena Franz 1 Zebediela 1 Botlokwa 1 Lebowakgomo 1 Thabamoopo 1 Tshilidzini 1 Siloam 1 Messina 1 Hayani 1 Donald Fraser 1 Elim 1 Malamulela 1 Louistrichadrt 1 Mokopane 1 Ellisras 1 FH Odendaal 1 George Masebe 1 Thabazimbi 1 Voortrekker 1 Warmbath 1 Witpoort 1 St Ritas 1 Philadelphia 1 Jane Furse 1 Groblersdaal 1 Matlala 1 Mecklenberg 1 Dilokong 1 Letaba 1 Van Velden 1 Dr CN Phatudi 1 Sekororo 1 Nkhensane 1 Evuxakeni 1 Malaria Control 1 Kgapane 1 Maphutha Malatji 3 Pharmaceutical Depot 1 Malaria ControlTotal: 60

Physical Facility Qualifi cations : NCV 4/ N6 Building Construction and Civil Engineering ( Plumbing)Number of Positions: Station: 2 Sovenga Nursing College 1 Tshilidzini Hospital ( Nursing School) 1 Thohoyandou Nursing College 1 Siloam Hospital (Nursing School) 1 Jane Furse Hospital (Nursing School) 1 Giyane Nursing College 1 St Ritas Hospital (Nursing School) 1 Mokopane Hospital (Nursing School) 1 Dilokong Hospital (Nursing School) 1 Seshego 1 Zebediela 1 Messina 1 Thabazimbi 1 Voortrekker 1 MDR 1 Maphutha Malatji 1 Mankweng 1 Polokwane 1 Malaria Control 1 MecklenbergTotal: 21

Physical Facility Qualifi cations : NCV 4/N6 Electrical Engineering (Electrical)Number of Positions: Station: 1 Sovenga Nursing College 1 Tshilidzini Hospital ( Nursing School) 1 Thohoyandou Nursing College 1 Siloam Hospital (Nursing School) 1 Jane Furse Hospital (Nursing School) 1 Giyane Nursing College 1 St Ritas Hospital (Nursing School) 1 Mokopane Hospital (Nursing School) 1 Dilokong Hospital (Nursing School) 1 Seshego 1 Zebediela 1 Messina 1 Thabazimbi 1 Voortrekker

1 MDR 1 Maphutha Malatji 1 Mankweng 1 Polokwane 1 MecklenbergTotal: 19

Physical FacilityQualifi cations : NCV 4/ N6 Mechanical Engineering (Fitter)Number of Positions: Station: 1 Giyane Nursing College 1 St Ritas Hospital (Nursing School) 1 Seshego 1 Zebediela 1 Messina 1 Thabazimbi 1 Maphutha Malatji 1 Mankweng 1 Polokwane 1 MecklenbergTotal: 10

Logistics Qualifi cations : NCV 4 Hospitality and Catering Management Number of Positions: Station: 2 Polokwane 2 Mankweng 1 WF Knobel 1 Seshego 1 Helena Franz 1 Zebediela 1 Botlokwa 1 Lebowakgomo 1 Thabamoopo 1 Siloam 1 Messina 1 Hayani 1 Tshilidzini 1 Donald Fraser 1 Elim 1 Mokopane Hospital 1 Louis Trichardt Hospital 1 Malamulele Hospital

CommunicationsQualifi cations : N6 Business Management/

TVET/ FET Internship positions for 2014/2015 Financial Year: 455DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

N6 Marketing ManagementNumber of Positions: Station: 3 Head Offi ce 2 Mopani District 2 Sekhukhune District 2 Vhembe District 3 Capricorn District 2 Waterberg District 6 Polokwane 6 Mankweng 4 WF Knobel 5 Seshego 5 Helena Franz 5 Zebediela 4 Botlokwa 5 Lebowakgomo 5 Thabamoopo 6 Tshilidzini 4 Siloam 6 Messina 4 Hayani 4 Donald Fraser 4 Elim 5 Malamulela 4 Louistrichadrt 6 Mokopane 5 Ellisras 4 FH Odendaal 4 George Masebe 6 Thabazimbi 4 Voortrekker 4 Warmbath 6 Witpoort 5 St Ritas 5 Philadelphia 5 Jane Furse 5 Groblersdaal 5 Matlala 5 Mecklenberg 5 Dilokong 4 Letaba 4 Van Velden 4 Dr CN Phatudi 6 Sekororo 5 Nkhensane 4 Evuxakeni 5 Kgapane 5 Maphutha MalatjiTotal: 208

HOSPITAL TEL NO ADDRESSBotlokwa Hospital 015 527 8000 Private Bag X 544, DWARSRIVER, 0812Capricorn District 015 297 0157 Private Bag X 9530, POLOKWANE, 0700CN Phatudi Hospital 015 355 8000 Private Bag X 4056, TZANEEN, 0850College of Emergency Care 015 297 5316 P.O. BOX 55256, POLOKWANE, 0700Dilokong Hospital 013 214 7007 Private Bag X 9119, DRIEKOP, 1129Donald Fraser Hospital 015 963 1778 Private Bag X 1172, VHUFULI, 0971Emergency Medical Services 015 295 2312 Private Bag X 9553, POLOKWANE, 0700Elim Hospital 015 556 3201 Private Bag X 312, ELIM, 0960Ellisras Hospital 014 763 2227 Private Bag X 218, LEPHALALE, 0555Evuxakeni Hospital 015 812 1138 Private Bag X 9661, GIYANI, 0826F.H. Odendaal Hospital 014 717 5257 Private Bag X1007, MODIMOLLE, 0510George Masebe Hospital 015 423 6000 Private Bag X 2201, SUSWE, 0612Giyani Campus 015 812 0330 Private Bag X 9658, GIYANI, 0826Groblersdal Hospital 013 262 3024/5 Private Bag X 8604, GROBLERSDAL, 0470Hayani Hospital 015 963 1120 Private Bag X 2272, SIBASA, 0970Henele Franz Hospital 015 505 0750 Private Bag X 5002, SENWABARWANA, 0790Jane Furse Hospital 013 265 9400 Private Bag X 429, JANE FURSE, 1085Kgapane Hospital 015 328 3510 Private Bag X 742, GA-KGAPANE, 0838Lebowakgomo Hospital 015 632 6900 Private Bag X14, CHUENESPOORT, 0745Letaba Hospital 015 303 8200 Private Bag X1430, LETABA, 0870Limpopo College of Nursing 015 291 1120 Private Bag X 9538, POLOKWANE, 0700Louis Trichardt Hospital 015 516 0148 Private Bag X 2417, LOUIS TRICHARDT, 0920Malamulele Hospital 015 851 0026 Private Bag X 9245, MALAMULELE, 0982Malaria Control 015 307 3736 P.O. Box 33, TZANEEN, 0850Mankweng Hospital 015 286 1000 Private Bag X1117, SOVENGA, 0727Maphutha L Malatjie Hospital 015 769 1520 Private Bag X11020, NAMAKGALE, 1391, Matlala Hospital 013 264 9602 Private Bag X 9624, MARBLE HALL, 0453Mecklenburg Hospital 015 615 0208 Private Bag X 1012, BURGERSFORT, 1150 Messina Hospital 015 534 0446 P.O. Box 60, MESSINA, 0900Mokopane Hospital 015 483 4000 Private Bag X 2466, MOKOPANE, 0600Mopani District 015 811 6500 Private Bag X 628, GIYANI, 0826Nkhensani Hospital 015 811 7300 Private Bag X 9581, GIYANI, 0826Pharmaceutical Depot 015 223 9000 P.O. Box 619, Ladanna, 0704Philadelphia Hospital 013 983 0112 P.O. Box 1, DENILTON, 1030Polokwane Hospital 015 287 5000 Private Bag X 9316, POLOKWANE, 0700Sekhukhune District 015 633 2300 Private Bag X 04, CHUENESPOORT, 0745Sekororo Hospital 015 383 9400 Private Bag X 404, TRICHARDTSDAL, 0890Seshego Hospital 015 223 5141 Private Bag X 4014, SESHEGO, 0742Siloam Hospital 015 973 0004 Private Bag X 2432, LOUIS TRICHARDT, 0920St. Rita’s Hospital 013 298 1000 Private Bag X 1303, GLEN COWIE, 1061Thabamoopo Hospital 015 632 9000 Private Bag X 37, CHUENESPOORT, 0745Thabazimbi Hospital 014 777 1599 PO Box 79, THABAZIMBI, 0380Tshilidzini Hospital 015 964 1061 Private Bag X 924, SHAYANDIMA, 0945Thohoyandou Campus 015 964 1516 Private Bag X 919, SHAYANDIMA, 0945Van Velden Hospital 015 307 8800 Private Bag X 4014, TZANEEN, 0850Vhembe District 015 962 1000/6 Private Bag X 5009, THOHOYANDOU, 0950Voortrekker Hospital 015 409 1700 Private Bag x 2495, MOKOPANE, 0600Warmbaths Hospital 014 736 2121 Private Bag x1618, BELA-BELA, 0480Waterberg District 014 718 1700 Private Bag X1026, MODIMOLLE, 0510WF Knobel Hospital 015 221 1500 Private Bag x 544, LONSDALE, 0710Witpoort Hospital 014 769 0025 Private Bag x01, LEPHALALE, 0555Zebediela Hospital 015 662 0787 Private Bag x342, GOMPIES, 0631

ADVERTISEMENT OF INTERNSHIP POSITIONS IN THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTHThe Department of Health invites applications from Further Education and Training [FET] N6,Technical and Vocational Education and Training Level 4 Learners [455 leaners] for Internship positions as per attached annexure.MONTHLY STIPEND FOR TWELVE (12) MONTHS: Monthly stipend for Further Education and Training [FET] N6,Technical and Vocational Education and Training Level 4 Learners = R 2000.00 per month.Applicants should be Further Education and Training [FET] N6,Technical and Vocational Education and Training Level 4 Learners between the age of eighteen (18) and thirty fi ve (35).Applications should be submitted on the Z83 form obtainable from any government institution and must be accompanied by comprehensive CV, certifi ed copies of required qualifi cations and Identity Document.Applications for positions at the District Offi ce should be addressed to the District Executive Manager of the District Offi ces, for the Hospitals should be addressed to the Chief Executive Offi cer of the Hospitals, for Malaria should be addressed to the Senior Manager: Malaria Control, for Pharmaceutical Depot should be addressed to the Senior Manager: Pharmaceutical Depot and for the Colleges it should be addressed to the Principal of the Colleges as per the attached address list.Applications for Head Offi ce and Emergency Medical Services should be addressed to: The Head of Department,De-partment of Health,Private Bag X9302,POLOKWANE, 0700 and for hand delivery at No 18 College Street, New building [Offi ce No 60]People with disabilities are encouraged to apply and attention will be given to individuals or persons from disadvantaged communities.The closing date for applications is 9 October 2015. NB 1: Applicants should complete separate application forms where more than one post is applied for. Correspondence will be entered into with shortlisted candidates only. Faxed or e-mailed applications will not be considered.NB 2: Applicants responding to the internal circular should indicate the circular number as reference on the Z83 form. Enquires about advertised positions should be directed to Ms Mosehle O.s at 015 293 6423/Ms Matimatjatji RL at 015 293 6423/ Ms Mpati MM at 015 293 6126/ Ms Mokgonyana PR/ at 015 293 6142 during offi ce hours.


The University of Venda in partnership with the Services Seta offers an internship/experiential learning opportunity to South African graduates and Experiential Learners in various fields. Applications are invited from candidates in the following areas of specialization or disciplines and who are willing to be placed in the stipulated host employers.

University of Venda

Disciplines / Areas of Specialization: Education, Administration, Journalism, Photojournalism, Marketing, Communications, Research Methods, Statistics, Accounting, Finance, Transport Management, Road

Transport Management, Fleet Management, Anthropology, African Studies, Development Studies, African Languages, Linguistics, Gender Studies, Office Administration and Management, Social Sciences, Gender/

Youth Studies, Human Resources or Industrial Psychology, International Relations, Computer Science, Information Technology, Computer Engineering, Law, Tourism Management, Hospitality Management, Business

Management, Applied Mathematics, Microbiology, Youth Development Studies, Biokinetics, Recreation and Sport Science / Human Movement, Sport Management, Environmental Studies, Mining and Environmental

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Thulamela Local Municipality

Disciplines / Areas of Specialization: Human Resource, Law, Information Technology, Public Administration, Environmental Sciences, Hydrology, Mining, Urban and Regional Planning, Water and Sanitation, Civil

Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Town Planning, Building Science, Marketing, Built Environment, Auditing, Finance Management and Accounting.

Vhembe District Municipality

Disciplines / Areas of Specialization: Auditing, Finance Management, Accounting, Administration, Risk Management: Disaster Institutional Capacity / Disaster Response and Recovery / Disaster Risk Reduction /

Disaster Risk Assessment, Arts and Culture, Sports and Recreation, Auxiliary and Nursing Science, Social Work, Psychology, Public Health, Transport Planning, Logistics, Economics, Marketing, Spatial Planning, GIS

Systems, Agricultural Economics, Public Management, Plant Production, Animal Production, Marketing and Tourism.

Mutale Local Municipality

Disciplines / Areas of Specialization: Human Resource Management, Law, Auxiliary and Nursing Science, Information Communication and Technology, Social Work, Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Auditing,

Finance Management, Accounting, Environmental Sciences, Mining, Urban and Regional Planning, Mining and Survey Engineering and Risk Management.

Makhado Local Municipality

Disciplines / Areas of Specialization: Law, Economics, Marketing, Administration, Urban and Regional Planning, Psychology, Human Resources, Road Traffic, Municipal Police Management, Tourism, Hospitality

Management, Public Administration, Youth Development, Sports and Recreation, Development Studies, Information Technology, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Archiving, Diesel Mechanic, Civil

Engineering, Environmental Sciences, Auditing, Finance Management and Accounting.

Musina Local Municipality

Disciplines / Areas of Specialization: Economics, Marketing, Administration, Urban and Regional Planning, Environmental Sciences, Mining and Development Studies.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS: Only university and TVET College graduates with Diplomas, Bachelors, Honours, BTech or Masters Degree qualifications may apply. TVET and University of Technology students who

need experiential training of 12 months and above may also apply.

REMUNERATION: Interns will receive a monthly stipend of up to R 4 000.00 per month.

ELIGIBILITY: Unemployed South African graduates and TVET and University of Technology students needing experiential learning. Applicants should not be older than 35 years. Candidates with disabilities and women

are encouraged to apply.

PLACEMENT: Applicants will be placed in various host employers within the Vhembe District and candidates should thus apply for an available position as advertised in the host employer where they would like to be

placed.

DURATION: The internship/experiential learning programme is offered for a period of 12 months. Successful applicants will be required to sign an internship/experiential learning contract for one year.

HOW TO APPLY: Submit an application letter stating clearly the discipline or area of specialisation that the applicant is applying for, as well as, the host employer where the position is based. Please include an updated

curriculum vitae, certified copies of original qualifications, academic transcripts and a copy of a South African ID document. No email or faxed applications will be considered.

PLEASE POST YOUR APPLICATION MARKED FOR ATTENTION OF: The Director: Human Resources, University of Venda, Private Bag X5050, Thohoyandou, 0950

OR HAND DELIVERED TO: University of Venda, Main Admin Building, Human Resources Department, Thohoyandou,

ENQUIRIES: Mr Molelekwa Rachidi: (015) 962 8208 or Mrs Louisa Mariba: 015 962 8530

CLOSING DATE: 18 September 2015

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AT MAKHADO NEW LANDFILL SITE

Suitable service providers are invited to tender for the Drilling of Four Ground Water Monitoring Boreholes at Makhado New Landfill Site. Bidders are requested to bid as per specification attached to the bid docu-ments that will be obtainable on 15 September 2015 at the Procurement Office No. B043 upon payment of a non-refundable amount of R200,00.

A compulsory briefing meeting will be held on 18 September 2015 at 11:30 in Makhado New Landfill Site (next to Makhado air Strip) Makhado.

The Municipality is not bound to accept the lowest or any bid and reserves the right to accept any part of a bid. Bids must remain valid for a period of ninety (90) days after closing date of submission thereof. Sub-mitted tenders will be evaluated on 80/20 score points.

Completed bid documents signed by duly authorised person and separately sealed in an envelope marked “Tender No.58 of 2015: Drilling of Four Ground Water Monitoring Boreholes at Makhado New Landfill Site” must reach the undersigned by depositing it into the tender box at the foyer of the main entrance to the Civic Centre by not later than 12:00 on Friday, 25 September 2015 when all tenders received will be opened in public in the Executive Committee Chamber, First Floor, Civic Centre, No. 83 Krogh Street, Makhado.

Bids that will be submitted after the stipulated time and date, or incomplete, unsigned, written in pencil, submitted in telegraph or facsimile or any electronic form, or not having the following attachment documents, will be disqualified at the evaluation stage:1. Original and valid Tax Clearance Certificate.2. Copy of company registration certificate (CK.). 3. Certified copy/copies of company owner(s) ID book(s).4. BBBEE Certificate5. List of similar previous successfully execution projects with contract value & client contacts.6. Proof of payment for municipal Bills or statement

Bids will be adjudicated under the provisions of the Municipal Finance Management Act 56 of 2003, the Municipal Supply Chain management Policy, and the Regulations promulgated thereof.

All technical enquiries must be directed to the Director Community Services, Mr M J Kanwendo at no. 015 519 3073or 015 519 3000 respectively, whereas procurement related enquiries should be directed to the Mr Moswathupa L R at (015) 519 3171.

Civic Centre83 Krogh Street MAKHADO, 0920 Notice No. 163 of 2015 MR I. P. MUTSHINYALIFile: 8/3/2/1282 MUNICIPAL MANAGER


By Frank Mavhungu

By Frank Mavhungu

Another away fixture for Lidoda Duvha

By Frank Mavhungu

United Artists disappoint in play-offsUnited Artists failed to make the grade in the SAB League promotional play-off matches at the Mahwelereng Stadium in Mokopane over the past weekend. They followed in the footsteps of Mukula Young Santos and Tshif-hire Northern Brothers, who also failed to be promoted the previous two seasons.

United Artists won two of the four matches they played during the two-day event, drew one and lost one. They finished the tournament in the fourth position, with seven points.

They started the tournament with a bang when they beat Nkowankowa Barcelona 2-1 on Satur-day morning. Their second match was against Boyne Young Tigers, against whom they played

to a goalless draw.The Lufule-based side strengthened their

chances of gaining promotion to the ABC Motsepe Promotional League by overpowering Schinoord Chiefs 4-2 on Sunday morning. Art-ists wrapped up their program by losing 1-3 to Happy Hearts from the Waterberg Region on Sunday afternoon.

United Artists, Nkowankowa Barcelona, Boyne Young Tigers and Happy Hearts finished the tournament with seven points each, but Nkowankowa Barcelona (Mopani) and Boyne Young Tigers (Capricorn) gained promotion. They were promoted by virtue of having more goals than United Artists and Happy Hearts.

United Artists FC.

After fighting for league points against African Warriors at the Charles Mopedi Stadium in Phuthaditshaba two weeks ago, Black Leopards will play another league match away from home this weekend. They will undertake a journey to the Eastern Cape, where they will meet the newly promoted Mthatha Bucks at the Mthatha Stadium tomorrow afternoon.

Bucks are still to win a league match after gain-ing promotion to the NFD. They shared the spoils with Vasco da Gama (1-1) in Cape Town in their opening match. Their second match was against Milano United, to whom they lost 0-2 at home.

The Thohoyandou outfit collected maximum points in their opening match when they beat Mila-no 2-0. They played to a goalless draw with African Warriors in their second fixture. It remains to be seen whether the Bucks’ defenders, John Kekana and Lawrence Skhosana, will be able to stop the Leopards’ fast forwards, Thembisani Nevhulamba and Ruggert Nyundu.

The other fixtures in the NFD are Moroka Swal-lows vs Highlandspark, Baroka vs Vasco da Gama, FC Cape Town vs Milano United, Amazulu vs Royal Eagles, Santos vs Thanda Royal Zulu, Cape Town All Stars vs African Warriors and Mbombela United vs Witbank Spurs.

The Leopards’ sharpshooters, Thembisani Nevhulamba and Ruggert Nyundu (right).

Four important matches in the Amos Charity Shield Soccer Tournament will be played this weekend.

Two matches will be played at the Tshakhuma Mulangaphuma grounds tomorrow (Saturday), while the other two will be staged at the Tshisimani Campus grounds on Sunday.

Tshakhuma Na Ndilani will test their strength against FC KK in what promises to be a thriller. KK are in top form after collecting maximum points in their opening match last Satur-day. They beat Tshakhuma RO United 2-1. It will be a matter of life and death to Tshakhuma Na Ndilani, or Makhurabada as they are affectionately called.

It will be the third match for Tshakhuma Na Ndilani, while FC KK will be going for their second hurdle. Makhurabada lost their opening match against Maweja Takers 0-1, before beat-ing Tshakhuma Peace Makers 0-1 last Sunday. The match is scheduled to start at 13:00, while Takers will take on Tshakhuma

Peace Lovers at 15:00.Sunday will see Tshakhuma

RO United rub shoulders with Tshakhuma Peace Lovers at 13:00. Peace Lovers must keep a close eye on the United play-maker, Elvis Netshidongololo, or else they will be severely penal-ised. Peace Makers will pin their hopes on their l e f t - f o o t e d striker, Zwan-ga Muvhango, for goals.

T h e p a c e setters, Mawe-j a T a k e r s , wi l l have a date with FC KK la ter in the afternoon. T h e T a k -ers’ strikers, K h u m b u d z o M u v h a n g o and Mashudu Makhari, will give the KK defence tough times if they are not well

contained.The top two teams at the end

of the round-robin stage will meet in the final next Saturday to determine the champions. The champions will take home R10 000, a floating trophy, soccer kit and gold medals. FC KK are the defending champions.


Preview

By Frank Mavhungu


CCERSDeadline: Tuesday

12:00 - No handwritten logs will be accepted LOGS

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsKaizer Chiefs 3 1 2 0 5 1 5Mamelodi Sundowns 3 1 1 1 4 3 4Bidvest Wits 3 2 0 1 6 5 6Orlando Pirates 3 1 0 2 4 3 3Ajax Cape Town 3 2 0 1 6 4 6Supersport United 3 1 2 0 2 1 5Bloem Celtic 3 1 1 1 4 4 4Maritzburg Utd 3 0 1 2 1 5 1Free State Stars 3 0 0 3 1 7 0Black Aces 3 2 1 0 3 1 7Platinum Stars 3 1 2 0 3 1 5Polokwane City 3 1 1 1 4 6 4Universuty Of Pretoria 3 1 0 2 3 5 3Chippa United 3 1 1 1 5 4 4Golden Arrows 3 1 1 1 1 2 4Jomo Cosmos 3 0 3 0 0 0 3

Absa Premiership

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsMount Riders Masters 20 15 2 3 72 38 47Stamina Free Masters 20 17 2 1 107 23 53Shayandima Masters 20 17 2 1 102 32 53Madonsi Masters 19 13 4 2 69 28 43Tshakhuma Masters 19 11 4 4 65 41 37Goodville Masters 18 12 2 4 71 36 38Saselema Masters 18 8 5 5 45 34 30Nesengani Masters 17 11 2 4 40 34 35Duthuni Masters 18 6 3 9 42 37 21Tshivhungululu Masters 18 7 2 9 37 49 24Itsani Masters 20 11 1 8 50 31 34Jerome Masters 19 10 2 7 67 31 32Vuwani Masters 16 6 6 4 41 38 24Table Newcomers Masters 17 10 3 4 59 34 33Tshiulungoma Masters 19 6 5 8 40 55 23Mathule Masters 20 7 2 11 68 89 23Havhavha Masters 20 8 4 8 62 66 28Makhuvha Masters 20 6 2 12 23 41 20Tshinane Masters 19 4 2 13 37 74 14Muledane Masters 19 5 2 12 28 53 17G.Eleven Masters 17 2 5 10 25 43 11Lwamondo Utd Masters 20 4 3 13 37 82 15Tshipako Masters 20 3 4 13 44 93 13Dzwerani Masters 18 2 1 15 22 77 7Tshiamutsha Masters 20 1 4 15 30 65 7Mulenzhe Masters 13 1 2 10 16 67 5

SAFA Vhembe: Masters League

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsSendedza Masters 21 17 4 0 84 20 55Khakhu Masters 19 12 5 2 48 18 41Wesifa Masters 21 14 3 4 70 35 45Vhulaudzi Masters 21 13 3 5 60 37 42Leopards Masters 21 10 4 7 54 43 34Ellis Masters 20 7 5 8 37 48 26Swongozwi Masters 21 10 4 7 42 40 34Mphaila Masters 21 8 8 5 42 33 32Madombidzha Masters 20 8 1 11 50 40 25Matidza Masters 21 5 7 9 29 52 22Dzanani 1 T/Association 21 7 6 8 45 47 27Mandiwana Masters 20 6 4 10 28 44 22Sinthumule Kuatama 21 6 5 10 40 44 23Ngovhela Masters 21 5 7 9 38 51 22Makungwi Masters 20 4 4 12 36 66 16Mudimeli Masters 20 3 4 13 37 72 13Mamas Masters 19 1 3 15 33 69 6

Vhembe Masters Soccer League

Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsChipolopolo FC 13 11 1 1 24 -6 34Tshianane P/Stars 13 8 3 2 15 -9 27Marinikhwe Try Again 13 9 3 1 21 -9 30Silver Bullet FC 13 6 0 7 10 -5 18Sane Black Tiger 13 3 0 10 10 -19 10FC Real Barcelona 13 5 4 4 12 -5 19Makushu Shinners FC 13 6 1 6 14 -4 19Sane Peace Lovers FC 13 4 1 8 6 -4 13

Ward 37 LFA League

Mr Mukondi Nemavhulani.

After several weeks of speculations, the man-agement of Maweja Takers and Joe Express have confirmed that they had decided to close ranks and merge.

According to the general manager of Maweja Takers, Mr Mukondi Nemavhulani, the move is the final product of a series of closed-door meetings between the two parties.

Nemavhulani revealed that the deal was sealed towards the end of last month. The managing direc-tor of Joe Express FC, Mr Joe Malala, confirmed the move, saying the deal would not only benefit the two parties, but local football lovers as well. He further stated that the decision to merge had come after it was realized that it would be difficult for either side to gain promotion to the elite league on their own.

Express had been campaigning in the ABC Motsepe League for two seasons, while Takers had been an affiliate of the MMK Administrators' League for two seasons as well. Nemavhulani said that the new club would be known as Joe Maweja FC. The team will have two training camps, at Ni-ani and Tshakhuma. The Tshifulanani Stadium will be their home ground and the Makwarela Stadium their alternative home ground.

According to him, they will not rush into con-ducting trials for new players. They will first give the current players of Maweja Takers and Joe Ex-

press a chance to prove themselves. He also added that they were busy assembling a formidable squad that would take them to the National First Division at the end of the coming season.

Joe Express and Maweja Takers merge

RO United's playmaker, Elvis Netshidongololo.

Peace Lovers and United to lock horns

During the handing over are, from left to right, Makatu Musenwa, Matamba Musenwa, Mr Andani Makhado (donor), Bishop Musiamu and Kaizer Manyoro.

The manager of Water of Af-rika, Mr Makatu Musenwa, handed over a new soccer kit to Madombidzha Try Again at Madombidzha last Thursday. Try Again are playing under the auspices of the Makhado Local Football Association.

According to Musenwa, the donation was a way of giving back to the community. "We have been touched by the plight of the youths, who seemed dedicated to sports but lacked resources," he said. He added that he knew of the hardships faced by youths in rural areas.

He mentioned that they were touched during a visit to his birthplace to find that the local club was still using the same old tattered uniforms bought a long time ago.

“As someone who was born in this area, I know the problems faced by the youth here. Many of their parents are not working and they depend on grants for their livelihood. A soccer kit is a luxury that they cannot afford,” he said.

Musenwa stated that they felt obliged to assist the government in its efforts to fight crime and

that the company was looking forward to seeing the team pro-duce players that will feature in the national team in coming years.

Mr Bishop Musiamo thanked Water of Afrika and other spon-sors for developing soccer in the rural areas and said it was very wise for the owner to plough back what he received from the community. He stated that it was important that future stars' talent should be identified at grassroots level. He said that the sponsor-ship would serve as a motivating factor to the players.

New colours for Madombidzha Try Again

Andries Masingi of Stars attacks the ball; Rendani Madula is ready to pounce.

Silas Rambona of Stars attacks, with Ndweleni Tsanwani waiting patiently behind him.


United Brothers outsmart Western StarsMuraleni United Brothers beat Madombidzha Western Stars 2-0 in the Mamubezou tourna-ment at Tshiozwi on Sunday.

The victory did not reflect the game in general as Brothers outsmarted the Stars from the onset.

They were lucky not to concede half a dozen of goals during the first half, as they were out of touch in all departments. Brothers also missed two clear chances in the first 10 minutes.

Godwin Mahuwa shot wide from close range after receiving a neat pass from Bashin Livhalani in the fourth minute. He also re-leased aimlessly from outside the box a few minutes later.

Brothers f inal ly broke the deadlock in the 38th minute. The long-range ground cutter by left flank Ndweleni ”Metrobul-lets” Tsanwani left the Stars keeper flat-foot-ed. Stars lost cohesion and Brothers capital-ised on this by scoring their second goal three minutes before the half-time whistle via Tsanwani, who com-pleted his brace.

Both sides effected two changes in the last half. The replacements worked against Broth-ers as they played the last stanza with their backs against the wall. Percy Munonoka and

Aluwani Nedzambai missed sitters in the dying minutes.

By Frank Mavhungu


In their Vhembe Masters Soccer League match at the Makwarela Stadium on Sunday, Stamina Free Masters taught Havava Masters a soccer lesson when they crushed them 9-0.

Havava played the fi rst 35 minutes of the game with only nine men, due to the late arrival of some of their key players. Realizing that it would be diffi cult for them to fi nd their way through the de-fence of Stamina, Havava played defensive football throughout the fi rst half.

The wheel of fortune turned against the visitors from Thohoyandou in the 24th minute. The slender striker of Stamina, Tsumbedzo “Zoo” Manamela, blasted in a rocket from the edge of the box. The keeper of Havava, Lutendo Nemaguvhuni, could not help but watch helplessly as the ball hit the back of the net.

Realizing that there was nothing to defend any-more, Havava committed suicide by trying to play attacking football.

That gave Stamina Free enough chance dictate terms in all departments. Motheo Lebakeng was on target in the 27th minute. He received a neat pass from Given Mpfumba and unleashed a powerful shot from inside the box. Ntambudzeni “Manani” Mundalamo scored the third goal three minutes later. Manamela completed his brace in the 36th minute, following a square pass from Motheo Lebakeng.

Ntambudzeni Mundalamo and Motheo Lebakeng scored in quick succession to bring the half-time score to 6-0.

Stamina strengthened their midfi eld by intro-ducing Mashudu Mathoma and Wesley Kutama for Avhashoni Magoma and Motheo Lebakeng respectively. They increased the margin in the 69th minute. Ike Mechieobi forced his way through the defence of Havava and beat the keeper with a ground cutter. Mechieobi and Zoo Manamela scored the last two later in the game.

Given Mpfumba of Stamina Free in full stretch to

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Emmanuel Nyelisani of Stamina Free hooks the ball, while Sandani Tshengelo of Havava is on his heels.

Mashudu Mathoma of Stamina Free kicks the ball, while David Mudoseni of Havava goes the opposite way.

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Finance


SAME DAY FINANCE AVAILABLE FOR BLACK LISTED CLIENTS 50% DEPOSIT ON ALL VEHICLES

From only R10 000 deposit on these vehicles! Wide range of vehicles to choose from

Land Rover Freelander Toyota Corolla

2014 Toyota Hilux D4D VW City Golf2007 Toyota Hilux D4D

R20 000 DEPOSIT

2014 Toyota Etios 2004 Kia K27002013 Polo Vivo 1.6 Comfortline

2014 Hyunai H100

R3 400p/m

R199 900

R50 000 DEPOSIT

R10 000 DEPOSITR25 000 DEPOSIT

Honda Ballade

R30 000 DEPOSIT

R2 400p/m

R129 900

R2 905p/m

2013 Toyota Corolla 1.3R159 900

R2 900p/m

R149 900

R3 800p/m

R199 900

Mazda Rustler

R50 000 DEPOSIT

R2 900p/m

R149 900

No 7 Rissik Street, Next to Bergwater Hotel

11 september 2015 - limpopo mirror

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