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15 July 2016

Mandela Day - election tool or not? Your views on pages 6 and 7

A burnt truck (one of several) gets lifted from the tarred road after it was torched in a local village last week. The fact that nowadays little if any publicity is given to protests, of which this event formed part, does not mean it doesn’t happen. The reasons are not always clear, but the destruction should be viewed as regrettable. Not nice.

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Mohlala JNTMunicipal Manager

The Mayor of Greater Tubatse Municipality Cllr Ralepane Mamekoa invites members of thecommunity, business, youth formations, civil society and all interested parties to be part of the following activities to honour Nelson Mandela Month:

MohlaMunic

DATE ACTIVITY VENUE TIME14 July Handing over of Praktiseer Hawkers

StallsPraktiseer 09H00

15 July Handing over of Burgersfort Stalls Burgersfort 13H00

15 July Pass out parade of Traffi c Wardens Tswelopele Sports Ground

10H00

16 July Handing over of Ohrigstad Sports Complex

Ohrigstad 12H00

18 July Cleaning Campaign Steelpoort, Dresden, Riba Cross

10H00

19 July Handing over of Moeng Community Hall

Ga-Maroga 12H00

21 July Graduation Ceremony of YES Learnership

Batubatse Primary School

12H00

26 July Handing over of Maphopha Access Bridge

Ga-Maphopha 11H00

With winter in full force after an exceptional dry summer, dam levels across the country remain critical. The Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) says according to the latest 4th of July dam level assessment; there was a decrease of 0.2% to 53% as opposed to the 74.6% level during the same time last year.

However, it is encouraging to note that the South African Weather Service (SAWS) seasonal outlook forecasts indicate an increased likelihood of a weak to moderate La Niña for the 2016/17 summer.

The SAWS forecast predicts the likelihood of a later than normal onset of summer rains with a series of frontal systems expected to continue over the South and Western Cape in the next couple of weeks.

There has been a decline in average dam levels in all provinces with the exception of the North West with a slight increase of 0.4% and the Western Cape whose levels increased by 4.2% as a result of the most recent frontal systems. The Western Cape levels have increased by 12.4% over the past three weeks and are now at 42.7% compared with 48.7% at the same time last year.

Dams remain at critical levelsOf the 211 dams being monitored on a weekly basis 14 dams

are below 10%, 64 dams are below 40% of capacity while 16 of the dams are at 100%. As a result there is a need to continue to intensify enforcement of restrictions during winter to prevent a spike in usage during early spring and also in anticipation of the predicted later onset of the summer rains.

The DWS continues to monitor dam levels and wishes to reassure all water users that it is working closely with provinces, municipalities and other specialists to ensure sustainable water security across the country.

Meanwhile the Offi ce of the Executive Mayor of Sekhukune Distrit

issued the following statement about the local situation:

“RE: EMINENT SHORTAGE OF WATER SUPPLY DUE TO DROUGHT AFFECTING FLAG BOSHIELO DAM AND OLIPHANTSPOORT SCHEME” This communique serves to alert commu-nities, businesses and stakeholders about implementation and enforcement of water restrictions within the areas of Ephriam Mogale Local Municipality ( Flag Boshielo Dam) and Fetakgomo Local Municipality ( Oliphantspoort Scheme) due to drought that has severely affected the dam levels of the affected areas.

Department of Water and Sanitation has sent a warning to the Municipality as well as our water provider, Lepelle Northern Water about reduction of raw water to both Flag Boshielo and Oliphantspoort schemes result-ing in reduction of supply of potable water to the two affected areas of Ephraim Mogale and Fetakgomo municipalities

Currently the situation is such that the dam levels at Flag Boshielo has dropped tre-mendously below 27% and continue to drop at faster rate. There is a huge possibility of the dam becoming dry if rain is not received by August 2016. The situation of Flag Boshie-lo Dam has a direct negative bearing on areas supplied by Oliphantspoort scheme.

To this effect the municipality working together with Lepelle Northern Water and Department of Water and Sanitation will roll out a drought awareness campaign to inform the communities about the situation and its implications.

We appeal to our communities, busi-nesses and other users to sparingly use the available water and also ensure that water loss is eliminated. Activities which consume lots of clean water such as gardening, car washes, should be minimised. Households are also encouraged to practice prudent us-age of water such as taking shorter showers, closing taps after use etc.

We apologise for any inconvenience caused by this and further call on your full cooperation and support.

Flag Boshielo criticalBottom: De Hoop Dam, near Steelpoort. The photograph was taken earlier this year.

Psalm 34 (NIV)7 The angel of the Lord encamps around those who fear him, and he delivers them.8 Taste and see that the Lord is good; blessed is the one who takes refuge in him.9 Fear the Lord, you his holy people, for those who fear him lack nothing.10 The lions may grow weak and hungry, but those who seek the Lord lack no good thing.

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Roadhog on the goPeople die in accidents on the R555 and R37 every week.Sadly this fact do not prevent other drivers from behaving like roadhogs. This driver

fi rst pushed other vehicles from the road before overtaking some more vehicles on a barrier line. These photographs were taken last week Friday around noon.

New councillors for GTMThe Greater Tubatse Municipal Council held a special council meeting on Monday 11 July 2016 at Thaba Moshate. The agenda contained a few items and one of these were the welcoming of three new councillors.

Local attorney, Mr Kenny Mgiba handled the taking of the oath of offi ce for the three. They are Shema Thabo Marobane (PAC), Edwin Eddie Maila (ANC) and Ntombi Zodwa Eunica Makhubedu (UDM). The three signed the oath and were welcomed with loud applause.

During a section on the agenda for con-gratulations, special mention was made of the Mampuru Youth who did not participate in illegal protest action last week. They were thanked for their co-operation in refraining from disruptive be-haviour regarding community grievances.

The municipality was also congratulated for being chosen by SABC’s Morning Live for a live broadcast. This covered Greater Tubatse and took place on Tuesday.

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DWARSRIVIER MINESMME Incubation Certifi cation Ceremony

SMME incubates graduateOn Thursday, 7 July 2016 a large group of SMME incubates graduated during a ceremony at Jorge Resort near Steelpoort. In a con nued eff ort from Dwarsrivier Mine to empower communi es and create opportuni es, they’ve partnered with LEDA and Tsebo Business Solu ons to create tailor-made

courses through which SMMEs can learn how to do business with large companies such as mines. The idea for the incuba on was born a er Dwars-rivier Mine found that many local entrepreneurs have the skills needed to produce products or services the mine can use, but they

don’t know how to put together a business plan, do invoicing, tender, create a company profi le or have the legally required cer fi ca on that will allow them to do business. Co-opera ves and other small businesses were given the chance to receive training through LEDA and Tsebo Business Intelligence Services. This stretched over a year and now these incubates have a cer fi cate to show their competency. These skills will not only allow them to do work with Dwarsriv-ier Mine, but also tender at other mines and companies. They will now also have the ability to plan and in turn create jobs in an area where unemployment is very prevalent. Mr Remember Mmbengwa from Dwarsrivier Mine told the incubates that the Mine is very proud of how far they’ve come and that they should set out to grow their businesses to not only do business at Dwarsrivier but at other companies as well. A group of the SMMEs also received computers sponosored by Dwarsrivier Mine to assist them with ge ng their business off the ground.The programme will now con nue with a new batch on incu-bates.

Dwarsrivier Mine sponsored computers that will assist some of the SMMEs to get their business running smoothly.

A variety of speakers fi lled the programme before the formal handing over of cer fi cates and the computers. The event ended with a warm lunch being served while the incu-bates used the opportunity to network.

There were LEDA and Tsebo Incubates.

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DWARSRIVIER MINESMME Incubation delivers

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Se ng the tone for other SMMEsWhile there are many SMMEs out there struggling and many s ll fi nding their feet, a few good news stories are also out there. Some of the companies on this page is ready to serve Sekhukhune like never before.

Bokone Bowa Co-Opera ve was founded in January 2009 and is based in Ga-Masha, Ngwaabe. It is an emerging black-owned company and strives to maintain a reputa on for quality, integrity and employee sa sfac on.

Bokone Bowa Co-Opera veThis company provides a variety of services that include Plant Hire (Self Pro-pelled Vibra ng Rollers, Bull Dozers, Crawled and Wheeled Excavators, Trac-tor-Loader-Backhoe (TLB), Transport: lowbeds, fl atbeds and ppers, Water tankers and Dump trucks. Their construc on services include: road works,

paving, building construc on, offi ce par ons, engineering and general construc on. They are also suppliers of mining, hard ware, electrical, offi ce sta onery, consumables and chemical products. They also off er transport and courier services. Do general cable installa on, maintenance of plumbing, plant maintenance and road maintenance. Domes c and industrial cleaning services is also part of their por olio. Bokone Bowa Co-Opera ve’s clients include mines, smelters, shopping centers and malls, government departments and ins tu ons as well as private sector industries. Bokone Bowa Co-Opera ve strive to source and provide for every service or product their clients may require. Contact them: Mr MP Thobejane (Assistant Manag-er), 071 204 1027 or bokone56@gmail.com

The Mapadima Tyre Repair Centre started operat-ing from under a tree 15 years ago. Piet Tshehla from the Ngwaabe community, is the owner of the business, but his son Julius is managing it for him. They used to operate from a sad-looking trailer on which they had a compressor and a few essen al items to assist motorists experiencing trouble with

their wheels. With the help of Dwars-rivier Mine they are now ready to assist in almost any situa on. The business is now boas ng profes-sional equipment safely housed inside a building purpose build for the com-pany.

Mapadima Tyre Repair Centre

Baleseng Mul purpose Primary Co-Oper-a ve (Ltd) was formed by a group of ath-letes in the Sekhukhune District in 2014. It is 100% black owned with two women forming part of the business. They aim to develop and create job oppor-tuni es for black people. This team do a variety of cleaning jobs which include do-mes c, industrial and specialized cleaning. Contact them: Mr Bernard Rampedi, 076 741 1314/060 901 3400 or rampedibernard@gmail.com

Baleseng Mul purpose Primary Co-Opera ve (Ltd)

Group of 17 provides cleaning services and is based in Ga-Malekane. They are a fully black owned, managed and empowered company registered with the Registrar of Companies. The company was founded by a group of young people from Greater Tubatse. They are proud to be young, dynamic and built on a solid founda on of management professionals. They strive to provide reliable and professional services. “Our highly trained and networking associates allow for maximum performance on execu ve clientele tasks”. Their rates are very com-pe ve and they invite clients to put them to the test. Contact them: Thembi Molobela, 072 534 9258/071 356 2326 or thembi.molobela86@gmail.com

Group of 17

Phu Tsoga Civil Construc on Co-Opera ve Limited was founded in 2014 and is based in Ngwaabe in the Greater Tubatse Municipality. It is a 100% black-owned company specializing in buildings, cas ng concrete slabs underground and on surface, carpe ng, roofi ng, pain ng, fencing, cleaning belt spillage underground and on surface. The company aims to create job opportuni es for marginalized South Africans and contribute towards the growth and development of South Africa. Their mis-sion is to provide professional and quality services and training while bringing their clients aff ordable, quality services. Contact them: 079 082 3962.

Phu Tsoga Civil Construc on Co-Opera ve Limited

Malebaneng Trading and Projects CC

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On 18 July 2016 it will be Mandela Day and the public is encouraged to give 67 minutes of their time to make a difference in their communities.

This is an initiative by the Mandela Foun-dation and aims to keep the spirit of Nelson Mandela alive through encouraging people to work together for the greater good of the people as a whole.

According to Mandeladay.com “Nelson Mandela International Day was launched in recognition of Nelson Mandela’s birthday on 18 July, 2009 via unanimous decision of the UN General Assembly.

It was inspired by a call Nelson Mandela made a year earlier, for the next generation to take on the burden of leadership in ad-dressing the world’s social injustices when he said that “it is in your hands now”.

It is more than a celebration of Madiba’s life and legacy. It is a global movement to honour his life’s work and act to change the world for the better”.

The focus falls on four different areas in which a difference can be made: Education and Literacy, Food Security, Shelter and Infrastructure as well as the Envrionment. Businesses are encouraged to get involved in one of these areas.

Giving can be in many forms. Donations, but also time. By participating in events that are organized by institutions such as the local municipality, you can also give you bit to make a difference. On 18 July Greater Tubatse Municipality will have campaigns in Steelpoort, Riba Cross and Dresden. (See their Mandela Month event schedule on page 2 of this newspaper).

If you know of somebody who is making a difference in the community every day you can nominate them as a Madiba change-maker. Share their story on social media via #Time2Serve.

Platinum Gazette asked readers if they think that Mandela Day is still relevant and if they will be participating in any events on the day.

Mnr. Terrence Roberts sê: “Suid-Afrika is in sy dinges in so 67 minute op 18 Julie gaan nie help nie. Elke dag behoort almal te pro-beer om ‘n verskil te maak”.

Mnr Doctor Machipa sê: “Ons moet dit celebrate. Ek sal sien waar ek kan volunteer. Mandela het Suid-Afrika verander en op Mandela Dag moet dié wat korrup is onthou wat hy gedoen het en die korrupsie los”.

Mr Nicholas Mabunela said: “It is still relevant and very important. Mandela fought for us and we must remember that he sat a long time in jail because he wanted a democratic life for everyone. But, you must see how the different political parties will now hijack Mandela Day for themselves. The people must remember to focus on the real things that are important on Mandela Day – making a difference for the better. I’ll be joining the municipality’s campaign”.

Mr Stephen Sihlangu and Mr Aron Mphogo said: “Mandela Day is still important because he brought democracy to South Africa and we should remember that. We will form part of a cleaning campaign for 67 minutes”.

Mr Daniel Sekano said: “Mandela Day is good and relevant. We do it for the legend and to help other people. Our government however is failing us. Now they use Mandela Day to hide things. They are like crocodiles who are smiling but just waiting to eat you. They should not wait for Mandela Month to hand over projects that should have been completed long ago. Now it is also just before the elections so they do this to make themselves look good while they are an embarrassment for taking so long to deliver on these things. We need change. We should do good things every day. I try to help the or-phans at the Riba Cross Civil Society. There is no better South Africa without kids”.

Ms Elizabeth Thobejane and Ms Maggy Komane said: “It is important that we remember Nel-son Mandela. We’ll try and have a small cake to celebrate, but otherwise we will just be here at our stall selling fruit”.

Ms Tryphina Lekwadu said: “We should cele-brate Mandela Day, it is still relevant. I’ll clean in our municipality, but people should do nice things every day. It is important”.

Mr Ronnie Nkambule said: “I think Mandela Day should be a continuous thing because there is a need for something to be done every day in our community”.

Is Mandela Day still relevant and what

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Mnr. Tersius Cronjé sê: “Ek steur my nie reg-tig aan Mandela Dag nie. Jy moet elke dag ‘n verskil maak. Dis soos Moedersdag. Ek sê altyd vir my kinders dat jy elke dag vir jou ma moet sê jy is lief vir haar en haar moet waardeer”.

Mr Abram Mphogo said: “On the 18th the day has been set aside for painting one of the crèches around here as part of the Burgers-fort Crime Prevention Forum’s (CPF) effort. I am the chairperson of the forum. It is very important that we do this. We should honour Mandela for the good work he did. We must show people we care”.

Mr Mankgwanyane Mpuru said: “It is necessary to have Mandela Day. He has been the hero and mentor for so many years. The ones doing corruption and other bad things do not imitate Mandela. They are cruel. In my area where I am part of the community leadership (Maandag-shoek – Mpuru Village) we will gather to celebrate and do something together”. With him is Ms Ivy Mpuru

Mr Rackson Chiloane said: “We should use this day to address problems like corruption. We call for the youth to stop doing drugs etc. We should focus on schools and use 67 min-utes to address problems like crime, burning of roads and damaging property. I am an educator, so I’ll be busy doing this at school”.

Mnr. Willem Montgomery sê: “Om ‘n verskil te maak behoort nie net een keer ‘n jaar se ding te wees nie. Dit moet ‘n lewenswyse wees”.

Ms Sophy Mphethi and Ms Keletso Mphethi said: “Yes, it is still important to celebrate Man-dela Day because he fought for us. It is good to remember what he stood for while there is so much corruption going on. We’ll be doing cleaning on Mandela Day”.

Mr Sammy Masite, Ms Kate Mohubedu, Mr Noah Mohlala and Mr Thabiso Kgolane said: “It is important. It is for everyone to celebrate Mandela Day. It is about giving to those who don’t have. It can be anything. What is important is to remember that someone did something for the whole South Africa without thinking about himself. Everyone should do something to make South Africa a better place and care for other people. It encourages us to not only think of our-selves. We are still planning what we will do, but we will defi nitely do something”. Mr Masite added: “I’ll be giving away a bursary to someone”.

Ms Sabina Mpinga said: “It is still relevant to have Mandela Day because we need to remem-ber Mandela and care for our country and people. I’ll go to my nearest school and clean for 67 minutes. I’ll also donate some food to someone in need”. With her is Ms Hunadi Makwana.

Mr Morudi Mashabela said: “I’ll celebrate Mandela Day because Mandela brought de-mocracy to our country. I’ll volunteer to paint a school on Mandela Day. Everyone should work for the country and the people. There should be no corruption. Politicians and pub-lic offi cials should know they do not work for themselves. They should work for the people. They should not fi ll their pockets. Everyone has the responsibility to make a difference. Politicians - we elect you, so you work for us and not yourself. We must also work together to make South Africa better”.

Mr Thabo Mohlala said: “Yes, it is relevant. We should remember what Mandela did for charity and the freedom of our country and freedom of speech. I’ll assist with painting a school at Riba Cross”.

will you be doing for 67 minutes?

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On Saturday 9 July 2016 it was beauty competition time at Phalaborwa.

Millicent Mahsele (19) from the Kgaut-swane area was the 1st princess in the Miss Face of Phal-aborwa competition. She was also crowned the public’s choice at the competition.

(Information & photographs: Willy Matjie)

Pizza bustedMr Corrie Smith and his team were Pizza Busted by the Panarotti’s Burgersfort team.

Mr Smith was nominated for his commu-nity work. He replaces rubbers at the end of walking aids and kierries of the elderly and

disabled at his own cost. He works at Cheap Cheap #2 and has replaced more than 300 rubbers since Mandela Day last year. The team received two large pizzas and a Pan-arotti’s voucher each.

You can nominate someone for the next Pizza Buster. E-mail your nomina-tion with a reason why the person or business should be rewarded to burgersfort@panarottis.com or adverts@platinumgazette.com Please mention any dietary require-ments your nomination may have and the total number of people working at the busi-ness. Please include your name and telephone number in the nomination e-mail.

Double achievement for

Millicent

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LEBALELO WATER USER ASSOCIATION

Established in terms of Section 92(1) of the National Water Act, 1998 (Act No 36 of 1998)

Government Gazette No. 89/23053

The Associations’ main operational and administrative offi ces are situated at their Havercroft / Olifants River bulk water supply utility, approximately 120 km southeast of Polokwane and 80 km northwest of Burgersfort in the rural village of Modubeng.

The Association currently have a vacancy for a suitably qualifi ed and experienced electrician. Principle accountabilities will include:

• Planned maintenance & fault fi nding on all electrical installations (High & Low tension)(High tension switchgear (11-5.25kVA) • Planned maintenance on all electronic equipment • Plan and implement maintenance schedules • Solve complex technical/electronic problems • Ensure continuous availabil-ity of equipment and plant • Set standard work methods & procedures • Identify training requirements • Assist in the practical training of apprentices & operators • Promote safety in workplace • Assist in budget control

Requirements of Position:

• Qualifi ed Electrician (Olifantsfontein); • Wireman’s Licence • Competence to perform Simmer code Fault fi nding: Siemens S7 systems • Experience on Telemetry & Field Instrumentation: PLC & Scada • Preference: Win CC programming & communication systems

Competencies/skills required:

• Computer literate • Sound knowledge of effective planned maintenance • Logical reasoning & nu-merical fl uency • Distinct ability to adapt to remote living conditions.

Please indicate experience in CV

In the event that you do not hear from the Company within a period of 21 days after the closing date, your application shall be deemed unsuccessful. The CV’s of unsuccessful candidates shall not be returned unless requested.

Interested candidates are invited to forward a detailed CV to: The HR. Manager, PO Box 2075 POLOKWANE 0700 or facsimile on (013) 216 8003Tel.: (013) 216 8000 or mail to: alb@penta-net.co.za

Closing date for applications: Friday, 29 July 2016

VACANT POSITION: ELECTRICIAN

Betrekkings/Vacancies

Kennisgewings/NoticesBurgersfort

NOTICEFOR THE ISSUE OF

CERTIFICATE OFCOMPETENCE RE-

LATING TO ANUNDERTAKER’S

BUSINESS IN TERMS

OF THE HEALTH ACT (ACT 63 OF

1977)1. I Maatjè Venter, ID 660706227085 fromWisani Burial Society situated at 84 AgathaStreet, Tzaneen, 0850

being the Lease ofErf 3, Farm Leeuval-

ley, BurgersfortApply for the issue of

competenceCertifi cate regarding

and undertakerBusiness, mortuary and related uses inTerms of the Health

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within 21 (twenty one)days from the date of

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TEN OPSIGTE VAN ‘N BEGRAFNISON-

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betreffende ‘nBegrafnisonderne-ming, lykshuis en

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van hierdie publika-sie en moet gerig

word aan: DIE HOOF GESONDHEIDSDI-

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MathabathaNOTICE

FOR THE ISSUE OF CERTIFICATE OF

COMPETENCE RE-LATING TO AN

UNDERTAKER’S BUSINESS IN

TERMSOF THE HEALTH ACT (ACT 63 OF

1977)1. I Maatjè Venter, ID 660706227085 fromWisani Burial Society situated at 84 AgathaStreet, Tzaneen, 0850

being the Lease ofPortion of Mathabatha

Traditional Council R37 road

Apply for the issue of competence Certif-icate regarding and

undertaker Business, mortuary and related uses in Terms of the Health Act (Act 63 of 1977) at the above-mentioned property.

2. This application and notice comply with the

regulations as laid down and submitted.3. Any objections to this application must be lodged in writing

within 21 (twenty one)days from the date of

this applicationto: THE CHIEF

HEALTH SERVICES PO Box 206

Burgersfort 1150

KENNISGEWINGOM UITREIKING VAN

N GESKIKTHEID-SERTIFIKAAT

TEN OPSIGTE VAN ‘N BEGRAFNISON-

DERNEMINGINGEVOLGE DIE

WET OP GESOND-HEID

(WET 63 VAN 1977)1.Hiermee gee ek Maatjè Venter, ID 660706227085

Van Wisani burial Society, geleë 84 Ag-atha straat, Tzaneen, 0850, die Huurder van Gedeelte van Math-abatha Tradisionele Raad, Mathabatha

kennis om aansoek teDoen om ‘n Geskik-

theidsertifi kaat betreffende ‘n Begraf-nisonderneming, lyk-shuis en aanverwante gebruike ingevolge die

Wet op Gesondheid (Wet 63 van 1977) op bogenoemde

eiendom.2. Hiermee aansoek

en kennisgewing voldoen aan die bepalings soos

neergelê en ingedien is.

3. Enige beswaremet betrekking tot die aan-

soek moet skriftelik ingdien word binne 21

(een en twintig)dae vanaf die datum van hierdie publikasie

en moetgerig word aan:

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Rural ExploXion and the Childhood Cancer Foundation South Africa (CHOC) are hosting a Childhood Can-cer Workshop in the Tubatse region from the 25-28 July 2016.

Rural ExploXion was established on the 15 December 2012, and have so far impacted hundreds of young people lives in a positive way.

It is a local Non Profi t Organisa-tion (NPO), under the leadership of Pabalelo Mabilo, a motivational speak-er and lawyer, Rural ExploXion uses educational initiatives, health and life skills initiatives to make an impact. The organisation is legally registered with the Department of Social Development as an NPO. CHOC was formed in 2011 and have so far trained over 13000 people around South Africa about Childhood Cancer, their headquarters are in Johannesburg.

The workshop will be conducted by Mrs Silvia Craucamp, a nurse by pro-fession for many years and is trained specifi cally as a childhood cancer prac-titioner. A similar workshop between Rural ExploXion and CHOC took place in 2015 at Praktiseer and Riba Cross.

The workshop is now scheduled as follows: Driekop 25 July 2016, Moo-ihoek 26 July 2016, Maandagshoek 27 July 2016 and Kgautswane 28 July 2016. The following categories are invited to attend: Nurses, Home Based Care Workers, Doctors, Traditional Healers, Pre-School Teachers, Sunday School Teachers, Churches and the Community at large.

Companies which are doing busi-ness around Tubatse area can contact Pabalelo Mabilo (Cell: O76 862 7154) if they wish to exercise their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) by partner-ing with Rural ExploXion and therefore contribute substantially for the success of the workshop,

People must be on the lookout for notices of venues if they are in one of the villages mentioned above or alter-

natively contact Pabalelo Mabilo for clarity.

(Information & photographs: Rural ExploXion)

Pabalelo Mabilo from Rural ExploXion.

Silvia Craucamp from CHOC.

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Masters playing

hardIn the last week Tubatse Masters played various matches in which their skills were put to the test. They were determined from the start of each match to be the best team. Read more about their matches on page 12.

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Tubatse Masters visited Mashamothane Masters for a friendly soccer match in Ga Mashamothane village on Saturday 9 July 2016.

Tubatse Masters dominated the ball possession in the fi rst half and kept Masham-othane Masters’ defence very busy. Pitso Sehlabela scored the fi rst goal of the match and put Tubatse Masters in the lead by 1-0. Tubatse Masters continued putting pressure on Mashamothane’s defence and managed to score their second goal by Mbesuma Mabaso to make it 2-0. In the second half Tubatse Masters continued dominating the match and managed to score their third goal by Doctor Klaaste. Late in the match the hosts created a few scoring opportunities but failed to convert. The fi nal score was 3-0 in favour of Tubatse Masters.

Tubatse Masters played their second match of the day against Frazer Alexander soccer team at the same venue. From the fi rst whistle Tubatse Masters was the better team and kept Frazer’s defence very busy. Their dominance paid off when Lekgotla Motswiane scored the fi rst goal of the match to make the score 1-0. Tubatse Masters managed to score their second goal of the match by Phillip Kgapane and this made the half time score 2-0. A few minutes from the restart in the second half Mbesuma Mabaso also put his name on the score sheet when he scored from a penalty spot and increased Tubatse Masters’ lead to 3-0. Late in the

Tubatse Masters keeping their domination

second half Frazer started to dominate ball possession but failed to penetrate the solid Masters’ defence. In the dying minutes of the match Frazer managed to score their only goal to make the fi nal score 3-1 in favour of Tubatse Masters.

On Sunday 10 July, Tubatse Masters visited Mareseleng Village to play a friendly soccer match against Dr Rakgotsoka Acade-my. The young boys from Mareseleng gave Tubatse Masters’ defence a tough time in the opening minutes of the match. Tubatse Masters faught back and managed to score their fi rst goal of the match by Tomas Lubisi. Just few minutes later, the hosts levelled the score to one all by Sipho Sitayitayi.

In second half both teams continued creating scoring opportunities but failed to convert. Phillip Kgapane scored a second goal for Tubatse Masters and put them in the lead again. The hosts tried very hard search-ing for the equaliser but failed to convert. The fi nal score was Tubatse Masters 2 - Dr Rakgotsoka Academy 1.On Tuesday 12 July, Tubatse Masters hosted a local team from Praktiseer Show United F.C at Leolo Secondary School sports ground in Praktiseer.Tubatse Masters managed to win the match by 3-2. Andrew Skosana, Pitso Sehlabela and Tomas Lubisi scored for Tubatse Mas-ters.

(Information: Jerial Mvundlela; Photo-graphs: Lazzy Malepe & Jerial Mvundlela)

15 JULY 2016