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Estimated 3 000 households in Ext 76 engaged in explosive display of anger

Leerder breindood verklaar na kwadfiets-ongeluk

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‘n Vyftienjarige graad 9-leerder van Curro Heuwelkruin is in ‘n bedenklike toestand in Medi-clinic Limpopo nadat hy Sater-dag in ‘n ernstige kwadfiets-ongeluk betrokke was.

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buite die stad plaasgevind. ’n Bron na aan die familie sê Wallie en ‘n 27-jarige man, ook op ‘n kwadfiets, het waarskynlik om ‘n blinde draai gebots waarna hy deur sy pa, Naas na die Mediclinic Limpopo gehaas is. ‘n Plaaslike spesialis het Sondag bevestig dat hy brein-dood is, maar sy ouers, Naas en Ezelda Na bl 2

YOLANDE NEL>>[email protected]

Armed with spades and vuvuzelas a community threatened with a display

of force reminiscent of the Marikana bloodbath in the case of Police attempting to prevent them from wilfully claiming adjacent municipal and private land on the outskirts of Polok-wane.

That was on Friday evening

and the situation aris-ing from representa-tives of an estimated 3 000 households in and around Extension 76 engaging in an explosive display of anger dragged on for several days. To the outsider the volatile scenario could seem as if the

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Limpopo’s pride. Matlala Mokoko who hails from Sekhukhune was crowned second prin-cess in the glamorous Miss South Africa 2014 Pageant held in Sun City on Sunday even-ing. Mokoko was also chosen as our weekly Achiever and is featured on page 40 this week.

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A mother and one of her two daughters return from a day of clearing the portion of land she said she claimed for oc-cupation on Sunday.

Walter Badenhorst (15) is in die Mediclinic Limpopo se intensiewe sorgeenheid na ‘n kwadfiets-ongeluk Saterdag.

Murder No motive as yet for killing of elderly couple

Textbook sagaPremier steps in to help resolve crisis

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Leerder breindood verklaar na kwadfiets-ongelukVan bl 1en suster, Essie, sowel as familie en vriende bly hoop, glo en vertrou dat ‘n wonderwerk sal gebeur. Sy toestand het nie sedert Sondag verbeter nie.”

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tersburg het Sondag op ‘n sosiale netwerkblad om gebede gevra en gesê: “Volgens die dokters is Walter breindood en word hy met masjiene aan die lewe gehou, maar ons glo dat Liewe Je-sus ‘n wonderwerk sal laat gebeur. Hy het nog nie opgegee nie en ons ook nie. Hou aan bid

saam met ons, kom ons almal baklei saam met Wallie!” Talle leerders van beide skole spreek daagliks hulle simpatie op ‘n netwerkblad teen-oor die gesin uit en bemoedigingsboodskappe stroom konstant in terwyl gebedsgroepe die familie deurentyd in gebede opdra.

From page 2ruling party was being held hostage as mem-bers of the hyped up group gathering in the streets of Extension 76 expressed determina-tion to withhold their votes in the nearing elections if their cries for housing went by unattended.

Members of the community referred to themselves as children of the soil who had been on waiting lists for RDP houses since 2002. Some explained they had to pay between R1 200 to R1 400 for monthly rent to owners of RDP homes in the area. Most of them were unemployed and lived off social grants, someone in the group pointed out. “They are robbing us. And now they want our votes. We are not going to go to vote if they do not solve our problems,” a voice in the mass said. They demanded a permanent solution, they stressed. A male voice sounded out, reiterating that they were ready for the Police and promised another Marikana. “We are ready to die.”

In a later interview on Sunday a single mother of two girls of four and six years said she had been waiting on assistance for the past 15 years. Returning from a piece of land she had been clearing since the morning and accompanied by her daughters, she stressed the struggle for survival.

The threat to forcefully occupy vacant land became reality early Sunday when the commu-nity started claiming portions of undeveloped land along the road to Ga-Matlala. By Tuesday they had given themselves until early tomorrow morning (Friday) to start putting up structures, as attested to by a source. In the meantime it was learnt that a halt was brought to the

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small gathering while a delegation of the African National Congress (ANC) in Peter Mokaba Region had deliberations ahead of consultations with the party.

Kinky Manamela, African National Congress (ANC) Peter Mokaba sub-regional coordina-tor, summarised the situation as a crisis on its own. He said the ANC had capacity to deal with the matter and needed to consult with the Joe Modise branch in Ward 8 to establish the facts and respond accordingly. He referred to individuals taking advantage of the upcoming elections. When doing a last check at the time of going to press he said the matter had been taken up with the district and local municipali-ties who by then have intervened. The ANC would never accept a situation where people invaded land at their own will and without fol-lowing proper procedures, he stressed.

While on the scene on Sunday Polokwane Observer was approached by new arrivals asking to be directed to available land. On Tuesday a source said Police and traffic of-ficials, nurses and teachers from Polokwane, nearby Westenburg and Seshego in the dis-tance were among those in search of greener pastures.That day municipal officials removed whatever attempts to stake claims, the source added. In the evening a group gathered for a meeting and through translations it was learnt that they intended to disperse to blockade the road to Ga-Matlala, but re-convened until 19:15.

The last decision, the source said, was for community members to go over to action tomorrow with the setting up of structures on apportioned land.

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actions when municipal officials and council-lors met with representatives of the group on Tuesday afternoon with the demand to refrain from the illegal occupation of land. According to Polokwane municipal spokesperson Matshidiso Mothapo municipal officials and politicians communicated to the representatives of the community that the process was illegal and that they had to stop. He continued saying an agreement was reached for community repre-sentatives to pass on the message and that the matter would be taken up by the community in writing to the municipality, which in turn would be engaging the MEC for Cooperative Govern-ance, Human Settlements and Traditional Af-fairs (Coghsta) on the matter. Follow-up liaison with the department was agreed on to address housing challenges in Polokwane, he indi-cated. Mothapo stressed the municipality and Police would continue monitoring the area and remove any illegal structures. He said the esti-mated size of the land under claim comprised 3 ha. The bigger portion of the land was part of a privately-owned farm while the remaining land belonging to the municipality has been earmarked for schools and parks, he indicated.

During the course of Sunday Polokwane Observer was informed that community mem-bers started marking their self-claimed territory early morning. By Sunday afternoon land grab-bers, identified as residents from Extensions 76, 71, 75, 73, 40 and 44 within Ward 8 as well as from Seshego and Westenburg, resorting under Ward 17 and Ward 19 respectively, were out in full force claiming pre-identified portions of land and clearing grass. They even braved a threat-ening rain burst and lightning in the distance to continue with land clearing. By then South African National Civic Organisation (Sanco) representative Botha Mphahlele addressed a

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>> Elderly couple found mur-dered and in decomposing state >> 16-year old relative to ap-pear in courtKESHIA J V RENSBURG>> [email protected]

A 16-year old relative of Willem (69) and Anje Kiesling (67) will appear in the Mokopane Magistrate’s Court on Monday in connection with the murder of the elderly couple from Merebank outside Lephalale. The suspect was arrested in Mosselbay on Monday at his guard-ians’ house and appeared briefly before the Mosselbay Magistrate’s Court.

One of their four daughters, Arenda Piet-erse during an exclusive interview on Wednes-day with the Polokwane Observer said after speaking to her mother two Saturdays ago, she became concerned when the day after their last correspondence no reply had been received. “Our family talk to each other regularly and check in with each other. When at first we didn’t hear from them we didn’t panic because they live on a farm and cellular reception was often very bad.” Pieterse further explained that they then contacted the Police and asked them to go and see if there was anything strange going on at the farm, after

the family heard various rumours regarding farm attacks in the area. A phone call from the Limpopo Police confirmed the worst on Friday when they were told both their parents had died. “I can also confirm that a Ford Courier was stolen from the farm and is suspected to have been used as a getaway vehicle. The post-mortem results determining the cause of death will be released today (Thursday),” Pieterse added.

Hangwani Mulaudzi from the Limpopo Police said members of the Police were dispatched to the farm where the gruesome find was made. “A post-mortem will be conducted to deter-mine the cause of death, which at this stage is difficult to ascertain due to the decomposed state of the bodies,” he said, adding that Police believe the couple could possibly and accord-ing to initial information gathered have died a week ago.

He further said there were no signs of a robbery or a struggle and that the safe was not opened. A special task team has since been established to investigate the murders, which aided in the swift apprehension of the suspect, who was arrested over 1 500 km away from the scene of the crime.

Pieterse on behalf of her family thanked the Limpopo community for their ongoing support during this time. The Kiessling couple will be buried tomorrow (Friday) at the Full Gospel Church in Mokopane. For more information contact Pieterse on 083 566 3227.


The Limpopo Police are seemingly in the process of investigating a high ranking Police official from the Seshego Police Station after it was found that he allegedly falsified his Grade 12 certificate.

A source reported the official is said to have started his career at the South African Police in 2000 and was promoted to his current rank in 2009, holding this position as a disciplinary official within the ranks of the Limpopo Police until this present day.

The officer, whose name is known to Polokwane Observer and who has worked his way up the Police ladder, stands firmly in his current position while allegedly carrying the knowledge along with him every day that he is holding his position illegally and criminally and should indeed not even qualify to be an officer

as a Grade 12 certificate is a prerequisite for that.

The source further said that there is a pos-sibility the official is currently being investigat-ed by the Police for the alleged falsification of his Grade 12 certificate. This information was revealed this week, after the initial investiga-tion against the said official came to light. “It is alleged that the officer falsified his matric certificate. Most would see this as a deliberate act of fraud,” the source said.

Ronel Otto from the Limpopo Police says she cannot confirm or deny that an officer from a nearby Police station is being inves-tigated on these allegations or whether an arrest in the near future is imminent.

“The Police are not permitted to reveal information regarding an ongoing investigation or a pending arrest as it might hamper the legitimacy or the outcome of the investigation,” Otto said.

WARREN BLUNT>>[email protected]

Limpopo’s Premier, Stan Mathabatha was quick to intervene in the latest chapter of the Lim-popo textbook saga and paid an impromptu visit to two schools on Tuesday after the De-partment of Basic Education (DBE) was taken to court by civil organisation Section 27 over another alleged textbook shortage.

Limpopo is reported to have a shortage of 18 000 textbooks at 23 schools in the prov-ince. The DBE was forced in 2012 by Section 27 to deliver textbooks that were late to vari-ous schools in Limpopo after a ruling by High Court Judge Jody Kollapen that it breached the learners’ right to basic education.

An urgent application by community-based organisation Basic Education for All (Befa) on behalf of 18 school governing bodies and Section 27 to compel the DBE and Limpopo Education Department to deliver all outstand-ing textbooks to schools in Limpopo was postponed in the North Gauteng High Court until today (Thursday).

Judge Neil Tuchten urged Befa and the education authorities to attempt to resolve the matter and the parties were given time put new information before court.

The Premier paid an unscheduled visit to the Ranti Secondary School in Dikgale and Gwara Gwara Combined School in Apel, two of the schools mentioned by Befa and Section 27 to see firsthand why there were shortages of textbooks and learner support materials. Premier’s Spokesperson, Kenny Mathivha said no shortages of textbooks were found at Ranti

Secondary and at Gwara Gwara Combined a few Grade 10 and 11 textbooks were not avail-able to learners.

He added that the current shortage of textbooks can be mainly attributed to pupils that move from one school to another after textbooks have been ordered for the new academic year.

“Some learners migrate to better perform-ing schools in their immediate vicinity and some register after an audit of the learner support materials necessary for the next aca-demic year has already taken place,” Mathivha explained. He added that in some instances schools received the wrong textbooks and learner support materials which have to be sent back to the DBE to be re-ordered.

The Premier will visit two more of the schools mentioned by Befa and Section 27 today (Thursday), Mathivha said.

Elderly couple murdered – no motive yet

Premier steps in toresolve textbook crisis

Flying high with no high school certificate

The following statement was received from Hangwani Mulaudzi of the Limpopo Police.

“I, Brigadier Hangwani Mulaudzi, the pro-vincial head of Corporate Communication and the spokesperson for the South African Police in Limpopo, hereby demand an apology and a retraction of your story titled psychiatrist ap-pears in court again which appeared on page 3 of your paper.

In your article I am quoted as saying that “the allegations made against the doctor are of a very serious nature and investigations are of a very serious nature and investigations into these charges are done thoroughly.” I did not give out such a comment and I do not remem-ber talking to the reporter about that issue in question.

I demand an apology because my name was used in vain and this compromises my credibility and makes the public believe that I uttered such words. I know nothing of the case and at the time of the onset of the case I had not yet been appointed as the spokesper-son for the Limpopo Police.

We have in the past enjoyed a good work-ing relationship with the Polokwane Observ-er and we are determined to keep professional standards at a high.”

• Polokwane Observer’s journalist stands by the information relayed in the article but for the purpose of keeping relations with the Lim-popo Police on a positive foot, it was decided to publish the statement issued by Mulaudzi. - Editor

Police demand for apology and retraction

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Kgoshi dispute to endPhoto: RC MybuRgh

After the court sitting on Thursday Bahananwa Kgoshi

Ngako Isaac Leboho (second from right)

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A 61-year-old tug of war over traditional leadership came a step closer to conclu-sion on Thursday when the Polokwane

High Court ruled it would on 15 April give final judgement in the matter of who should lead the Bahananwa Traditional Community, also known as Maleboho, of the Blouberg district.

The case before the court was an application by acting Kgoshi Tlabo Joseph Leboho for the Premier to withdraw the appointment of Ngako Isaac Leboho as rightful Kgoshi of the com-munity. The court’s ruling will most likely be in favour of Isaac Leboho who was appointed as kgoshi in 2011.

Johan van Staden, legal representative of Isaac Leboho said Isaac is the only family member eligible for the throne. He said during a 20 day trial in 2011 in the North Gauteng High Court Judge Raulinga ruled that recognition of

Kgoshi Tlabo Joseph Leboho, who acted on be-half of Isaac, will with effect from 6 September 2006 be declared null and void. The court ruled that in considering the identification of a future kgoshi the Bahananwa Royal Council was not properly constituted because people who were not members of the said council attended the meeting. The council therefore failed to observe the customary laws, customs and processes of the Bahananwa Traditional Community. It further ruled that Tlabo Leboho does not belong to the house whose sons are eligible to ascend the throne.

Raulinga stated in his judgement that legend has it that the Bahananwa people moved from Botswana to Maleboho in the late 1800s with Kgalushi Seketa Rachaba Leboho ascending the throne he inherited from his forefathers. He died in 1939 as Kgoshi of Bahananwa and was succeeded by his son Seiphi. According to court evidence Kgalushi’s other son, Mabea died before his father. After Kgalushi’s death his wife,

Mmamphoku ruled until 1940 when she died and Seiphi died in 1953 after which his wife, Mosima ruled until 1957 when she was removed by the colonial government. Evidence also proved that Kgalushi’s princi-pal wife was from the Rangata family which broke the tradition of Bahananwa of taking principal wives from Kubu or Morudu families.

In 1958 Wilson Leboho was appointed as acting Kgoshi and it was the community’s intention that he would become a seed-raiser for Seiphi in order to revive the house of Mosima. Ngako Isaac Leboho was then born to become the eligible Kgoshi.

poses for a photo with Tau Motimele (Community Leader), Martmari Tromp, Aqeel Rhemtula, Marius Oosthuizen and Johan van Staden (all from his legal team).

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“I am not proud. I am not happy with the disclaimer,” Polokwane Executive Mayor Freddy Greaver said during last week’s Council meet-ing when Limpopo Auditor General (AG) Dirk Strydom elaborated on the progress of the AG’s opinion to Council.

“Though I am not happy it is still the opin-ion of the AG and we should respect the out-come as well as the way they would approach certain matters. It is incumbent on things we cannot change and I accept it,” Greaver responded to Strydom’s presentation.

Strydom said about R5,6 billion of the bal-ance sheet is represented by municipal assets and due to various issues in this part of the audit report the AG had no choice but to give a disclaimer on the municipality. “There is indeed a visible improvement at the financial department and overall financial management of the municipality,” he nonetheless added.

Strydom highlighted paragraphs in his opinion pointing out where improvement is urgently required, including roads to be clari-fied as provincial or municipal road and assets, referred to as legacy issues, which are on the asset register for many years without sufficient information regarding these assets. Revenue issues were addressed and the AG implement-ed a system for the process going forward and the procedure on irregular expenditure that was not properly followed.

A meeting between Road Agency Limpopo (RAL) and the AG to discuss issues on road allocations to determine which roads belong to the municipality and which to the agency was scheduled for Monday.

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Nell’s case to kick off tomorrowKESHIA J V RENSBURG>> [email protected]

Businessman Jacques Nell will appear before the Polokwane Mag-istrate’s Court tomor-row (Friday) for what is expected to be the start of his trial on charges of fraud. He was granted bail by the North Gauteng High Court last Wednesday after spending 36 nights behind bars following his arrest by the Hawks on 19 February.

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>> Ondersteuningsgroep vir versorgers/le- wensmaats/kinders van persone wat aan Alzheimer se siekte en/of demensie ly vergader Donderdae onder leiding van Rheda Jacobs in Vergeet My Nie Behuisingsentrum se saal in Hoogstraat 9. Anneliese Bothma: 015 295 9077.>> Die Polokwane Kinder- en Gesinsorgver-eniging is ‘n organisasie sonder winsbejag en bedryf ‘n winkel in Library Gardens waar veral gebruikte klere en enige ander verbruiksitems spotgoedkoop gekoop kan word. Enigiets kan geskenk word en by Jorissenstraat 42A gedurende kantoorure afgelewer word. Skakel Karin Kotzè by 015 297 3326 of 015 297 3327 vir meer inligting.5 April>> Dipela The Flutes Music Ensemble hosts an Easter hymnody concert at the NG Kerk Pietersburg-Oos at 17:30. Tickets cost R80 per person and a light meal will be served after the concert. Mollale Bopape: 082 407 4987 or Matshidisho Selamolela: 076 970 0939.>> Die Assupol Limpopo Blou Bulle speel teen die Serval Pumas in die Vodacombekerreeks. Afskop is om 12:00 en toegang is gratis.>> ‘n Fondsinsameling vir Bernadine Hugo (28) wat met kanker gediagnoseer is en nie oor ‘n mediese fonds beskik nie, word van 09:00 tot 17:00 by Soetdorings Buiteklub gehou. Haar mediese uitgawes beloop reeds meer as R120 000. Vermaak sluit ‘n model-, potjiekos- en potspelkompetisies sowel as kindervermaak, verskeie stalletjies en optredes deur plaaslike kunstenaars soos Rock Hard Music School in. Toegang is R40 vir volwas-senes en R20 vir kinders tot 12 jaar. Uitstallers en deelnemers aan die potjiekoskompetisie ontvang ook twee kaartjies. Marcia: 072 482 3465.

the Polokwane Library Gardens Auditorium at 19:00 every evening. The Golden Divas is a romantic comedy about lady friends who share similar problems and talents. Tickets cost R50 per person. Lethabo Ramokgopa: 073 1488 436.11 April>> A sit-down three course dinner with entertainment by Katryn Barwise will be held at Tooters Restaurant and Cocktail Bar. Tickets cost R150 per person and includes the meal and entertainment. Contact Wyldy d’Agnel at 071 612 3852.12 April>> Die Simfonia Juventi Jeugorkes tree om 19:00 by Hoërskool Pietersburg ten bate van die Koningskinders van die gereformeerde kerke op en word voorafgegaan deur ‘n kaas- en wyn-aand om 18:00. Koste beloop R120 per person. Marie: 083 271 5218 of Annemarie: 083 357 6815.12 April>> Die Assupol Limpopo Blou Bulle speel teen die Leeus in die Vodacombekerreeks by die Peter Mokaba Stadion. Afskop om 15:00 en toegang is gratis.28 to 31 May>> The Polokwane Show and Musical Festival will take place at the local showgrounds on the old N1 just outside Polokwane again. A program full of entertainment will be offered and Louwrens the Storyteller, Snotkop, Elvis Blue, 4Werke and Prime Circle will be main attractions. The show will include the North-ern Agricultural Show and competitions and educational events will take place. High quality farm animals will be on display. Stalls are still available and Corrie Venter (082 374 0816) or Lelane (072 369 0155) can be contacted for bookings or information.

Response to Polokwane Observer leadMolebatsi Masedi, member of the Mapungubwe Arts Festival Organising Committee, writes:

The Polokwane Observer hysterical headline, R4, 5m fest a DISASTER, couldn’t come as a surprise or shock to a discerning reader of your newspaper – no wonder the author of the malicious piece hides under the amorphous Editorial Team which can be some-thing or nothing at all.

The shock or surprise of the reporting of the annual Mapungubwe Arts Festival would have come if you were to be objective in your coverage of this provincial flagship event. Your newspaper has consistently been damning of events hosted around the cricket club precinct. No wonder the bulk of your hatchet job is devoted to Polokwane resi-dents “fuming over noise levels rising from weekend music performances that continued till the wee morning hours of Sunday and Monday.”

As for the R4,5m disaster there’s no shred of evidence to back this thumb-sucked hys-teria by your anonymous editorial team. The weeklong festival served its intended purpose of showcasing what the province has to offer in terms of the arts and culture. Added to the rich festival programme were national and international musical icons like Kurt Darren, Kanda Bongo Man, Selaelo Selota and Uhuru to mention a few.

Local talent was also well represented by the likes of Colbert Mukwevho, Candy Mokoe-na, Malo a Botsheba and Joe Shirimani who featured prominently in the main Jazz Festival line-up. The Street Carnival and the official opening of Mapungubwe 2014 was equally colourful with Boeremusiek, SAPS inter-cultural group, Rapson Rambuwani and the legendry Penny Penny.

Representing the Premier, MEC for Safety,

Security and Liaison Happy Joyce Mashamba called on citizens of Limpopo, black and white, to attend the line-up of events of the festival as it showcased 20 years of freedom and democracy in the arts and culture. Mashamba further expressed confidence that artists and the entertainment industry would seize the moment and tell true stories of the past 20 years of our democracy through drama, music and dance.

Mashamba’s vote of confidence was not in vain, all the festival programmes lived up to the highest universal standards of perfor-mance.

Besides the gospel and jazz programmes there was the exhibition of indigenous crafts and two days of stage theatre delivered by the doyen of the craft Paul Mahuma Rapet-soa.

My preliminary evaluation of Mapungubwe 2014 is that the flagship event was a success and realized a good return on money invested in it – a fact borne by all the media institutions which crowned it as a roaring success.

As part of the festival organising committee I am the first to concede that the event hasn’t reached its maximum potential and that a lot remains to be done to be in the same league as similar projects in the country. On this score the organizing committee will naturally meet to receive a comprehensive report on the event which will include inputs from individuals and stakeholders on how the festival can be improved.

Mapungubwe Arts Festival 2014 is a good story with a potential of being the greatest in the country calendar of arts and culture events. Whether this is realised or remains a dream deferred is up to the people of Lim-popo.

Knowing the people of the Great North, Mapungubwe Arts Festival can only grow from strength to strength – prophecies of doom and gloom notwithstanding.

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In reaction to the Department of Coop-erative Governance, Human Settlements and Traditional Affairs’ (Coghsta) decision

to place Mogalakwena Municipality under administration, the Mogalakwena Residents’ Association (MRA) last week obtained a court order interdicting and restraining Coghsta MEC Ishmael Kgetjepe from executing his decision.

South African Municipal Workers Union (Samwu) Provincial Secretary Simon Mathe did not want to respond to the matter as it is still sub judice. It is reported that there is

also a pending application to give permanence to the interdict granted and that it is now up to Kgetjepe to lodge opposition and mount a defence to this application. The intended in-tervention at Mogalakwena Municipality stems from Coghsta’s cognisance of the challenges facing the municipality. These include disputes over the contract validity of the municipal man-ager and the council as well as institutional instability characterised by serious infighting among council members and senior officials, both of which negatively affect the ability of the municipal leadership to fulfil its legislative mandate including the provision of basic ser-vices and efficient financial management.

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Polokwane was the northern turnaround point for CNN news reporter, Enzo van Vuuren’s expedition to create awareness and raise funds for various green projects, particularly the protection of rhinos.

Polokwane Observer received a surprise visit from Van Vuuren (49) on Tuesday.

As initiator of the Heal the World for Us project, Van Vuuren chose Polokwane as turna-round point on his 6 000 km journey of which 4 000 were dedicated towards fundraising for the conservation of rhinos. “Mercurius South Africa kindly sponsored a Smart For Two in which I could complete my journey. In every town I spend some time on my bicycle equipped with an automated kilometre logging system. Travelling by bicycle only will result in the project ending quicker and not permitting enough time to get to

all my goals for the journey,” he said. Van Vuuren travelled through seven of the nine

provinces only omitting KwaZulu-Natal and Mpuma-langa. “On my journey back I will cover those two provinces. I encourage people to support the initiative. I received a warm welcome in every town I stopped so far,” he said.

To follow Van Vuuren visit his facebook profile or the wedsite www.healtheworldpro-jects.yolasite.com for more information on various projects he is involved in.

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The National Prosecuting Author-ity (NPA) has confirmed that the dismissal of the charges of fraud, racketeering and money launder-ing against Economic Freedom Fighter Leader Julius Malema’s co-accused, Selby Manthata, his wife Helen Moreroa and his brother Mokgetsi Manthata, would have no impact on his case facing the same charges.

The Mokopane Regional Court withdrew all charges against the Manthata brothers and Moreroa last Wednesday.

It is reported that the case was withdrawn after the Matha-tas applied for acquittal in terms of section 174 of the Criminal Procedure Act resulting in the dismissal of the case on the basis that the evidence presented by

the state could not sustain the charges. Hawks Spokesperson Paul Ramaloko could not be reached to confirm the reason for the dismissal.

Malema, Lesiba Gwangwa, Kagiso Dichabe, both Manthata brothers and Moreroa appeared in the Polokwane Magistrate’s Court in June on charges relating to a tender worth R52 million allegedly awarded by the Department of Roads and Transport to On-Point Engineering Company which is co-owned by Malema’s Ratanang Family Trust. The Manthatas and Moreroa were then excused from court after they were warned to appear in the Mokopane Regional Court the following month when a High Court date would have been set.

They were first arrested and charged together with Malema in September 2012.

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Rapist sentenced to life in prisonThe Naphuno Regional Court out-side Tzaneen on Friday sentenced convicted rapist Masilo Phillip Maenetja to life imprisonment af-ter he was found guilty of raping a five-year-old girl from Lephephane outside Maake nearly three years ago. According to Hangwani Mu-laudzi from the Limpopo Police the 28-year-old from the same area was also handed a five-year jail term for the kidnapping of the girl who he grabbed at the gate of her home before forcefully dragging her to his house where he raped and tortured her for a whole night. After her ordeal the child informed her family of the rape, a case was opened and the rapist was swiftly arrested.

Acting Provincial Commis-sioner Benny Ntlemeza in a press statement sang the praises of the detective who handled the case stating that it was the investi-gative skills of the officer that ensured Maenetja was removed from society for good. “Detective Constable Charlotte Thuketana’s investigative skills ensured the Police were able to secure and achieve the sentence handed down to Maenetja.” Ntlemenza also praised the work done by the court.

“She really deserves a pat on the back for her relentless efforts in ensuring Maenetja is jailed for as long as possible.”

Suspected rhino poachers in courtFive suspected rhino poachers appeared before the Phalaborwa Magistrate’s Court on Monday

after being arrested on charges of possession of an unlicensed firearm and ammunition.

The suspects, Thulani Siwela (28), Doctor Ngwenyama (36), Given Mashaba (30), Vusi Matsane (45) and Robert Sondlani (38) were arrested by the Gravelotte Police on Thursday evening after they were suspected of being poachers who were on their way to kill a rhino at a nearby game reserve.

Hangwani Mulaudzi from the Limpopo Police says a suspicious looking vehicle was spotted and upon searching the suspects’ ve-hicle, Police found a hunting rifle with its serial number filed off, 20 live rounds of ammunition and three butcher knives.

Foetus found in plastic bagA passerby walking in Loris Street in Westenburg got the fright of his life when he noticed a small hand sticking from a plastic bag next to the road on Sunday around 16:00. Mohlaka Mashiane from the Westenburg Police says a case of concealment of birth has been opened after finding a foetus in a plastic bag in Extension 14 of Westenburg’s RDP section. “The mother has not yet been indenti-fied but we are appealing to the community to come forward with any information that will help find the perpetrator.

These incidences of babies being thrown away like rubbish are now getting out of hand and happen far too often.” Anyone with information that could lead to the identification or arrest of the mother should contact Mashiane on 082 729 0169.

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During Polokwane Municipality’s council meeting on Thursday Executive Mayor Freddy Greaver expressed his disap-

pointment over the recent R4,5 million Ma-pungubwe Festival in which the policy to keep noise levels to a minimum and to stick to the closure time of the festival was not adhered to.

The issue was raised by Democratic Alliance (DA) Councillor Frank Haas who referred to last week’s edition of Polokwane Observer reporting on residents’ anger over noise levels that continued until the early morning hours of Sunday and Monday.

“I feel like a liar,” Greaver responded to

Haas’s concern about tax payers who were previously promised that this would not happen again. “The community is not happy. It is unac-ceptable and disrespectful to keep residents in the vicinity of the Polokwane Cricket Club awake until the early morning hours. It turned us into liars,” Haas said.

Haas was called to one of the resident’s homes in Suid Street after 01:00 on Monday from where he tried to call Greaver to address the situation. Greaver’s phone was however switched off.

“I was not aware that my cell phone was off. I apologise. When Council discussed the event we came to a conclusion that we need to respect the policy set out to regulate the festival. We need to respect decisions and

have no explanation why things got out of hand,” he said.

Greaver was hitting hard on management and officials responsible for implementing decisions taken. “I don’t know why the festival was allowed to continue until the early morn-ing hours. I cannot be responsible for taking policy decisions and implementing it. I can re-member we agreed on certain times for closure of the festival and I need answers to why we violated the resolutions,” he said. Greaver made his discontent clear every time he has to apolo-gise on behalf of officials not doing their job.

”I will discuss this matter with the municipal manager as well as responsible officials on why we continuously have to address these issues,” Greaver concluded.

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Domestic workers employed in the area be-lieve it to be a fountain that is home to a giant snake while local children relish the pleasure of a small pool. In reality it is a constantly flooded valve chamber that, according to some longstanding residents of the Ivydale area, has been overflowing for more than 20 years.

Judging from the more than 100 m of dense reed growth bordering the small permanent stream that has formed it is clear the apparently uncontained spillage has been going on for a long time. Children swimming there without adult supervision run the risk of drowning while the reeds offer a possible hideout for criminals that could prey on them or on the locals that use it as a source of free fresh water.

Polokwane Municipality was apparently not aware of the situation near the intersection of Church street and the Tzaneen bypass. This, despite the uncountable of litres of water hav-ing gone to waste at tax payers’ cost. Since Polokwane Observer enquired on Monday no comment has been forthcoming from the communications department except for Spokesperson Matshidiso Mothapo who said an official will be sent to the scene to assess the problem.

PhOtOS: RC MyBuRgh This overflowing valve chamber not only wastes uncountable litres of water but also poses a danger to residents using it as source of water and children swimming in it.

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Violence between local taxi associations in Le- bowakgomo broke out on Tuesday following al-leged disputes over newly established routes which form part of existing routes within the area.

A resident of the area informed Polo-kwane Observer of a taxi owner being stoned to death on Tuesday and another one seriously injured yesterday (Wednesday) by angry taxi drivers who attacked them.

Provincial Police Spokesperson Col Ronel Otto confirmed the violence yet denied that any death occurred as alleged by the resident. “We can assure the community that no deaths have been reported yet. So far Police managed to arrest four taxi drivers who will face charges of malicious damage to property, common assault and assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. They are due to appear in the Lebowa-kgomo Magistrate’s Court today (Thursday).

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facility, a term loan or asset finance – is a normal part of business. Few entrepreneurs realise, however, that signing surety on behalf of their business can have a severe impact on their personal estates unless they have taken out adequate insurance cover, says Deon Theunis, Sanlam Business Market’s head of distribu-tion support.

“Most financial institutions require the owner of the business to sign surety for funding. If the owner dies or is permanently disabled, his or her estate may be called upon to settle the debt. This can put enormous financial pressure on the owner’s family members, as funds that should have been used for their maintenance will now go towards paying business debt,” he says.

Business owners need to ensure their personal estates and their businesses are protected through what is called contingent liability insurance, which pays off business debt if the business owner dies. “Of all the financial planning needs entrepreneurs should consider, such as insuring against the loss of a key person, succession planning and cover for employees, contingent liability is by far the most important. Covering other insurance needs first

is like putting the horse before the cart.

“Almost all businesses have debt, and yet our statistics show that only 3% of the business insurance policies we sell are for contingent liability.”

Theunis says most business own-ers have an attitude of ‘it will never happen to me’. “They do not realise the risk they are taking. For exam-ple, we know of a recent case where a bank repossessed a widow’s house because her husband, a successful business owner, had signed surety for a loan without having adequate risk cover in place. In another case, a widow and her son lost their family farm after her husband signed surety for an overdraft facility and was then killed in a freak accident. He had not put any protective measures in place to secure his debt.”

He says the implications of sign-ing surety on behalf of a business do not stop at the estate of the deceased or permanently disabled owner. “It can have a ripple effect that could potentially ruin a thriving business.”

For example, if the surety is called up against the estate of the deceased, and there is no liquidity in the estate to cover the surety it could result in a claim against the business or the remaining owners who signed surety, usually jointly

and severally. Theunis says business owners

often do not fully understand what they are liable for and for how long, when they sign a suretyship document. “It is important to note that signing surety is usually only required for the term of the financ-ing agreement or while the business owner is involved in the business. When the loan has been repaid or if the owner leaves the business, the surety must be cancelled. If this is not done, the owner who stood surety at the time of the debt, will remain liable for the debt if the surety is called up by the financial institution.”

Contingent liability insurance usually takes the form of an insur-ance policy with life and disability cover, taken out by the business, which owns the policy and pays the premiums. The premiums are not tax deductible, making the eventual pay-out free of tax.

Theunis says it is crucial to obtain expert advice from a qualified financial adviser before making any decisions on business insurance cover. “Each business owner has unique financial needs. A financial adviser can assist in prioritising these needs to protect not only the individual business owner, but also their families and their business,” he concludes.

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Die burgerregte-organisasie, AfriForum het verlede week in ‘n persverklaring be-vestig dat Polokwane se drinkwater veilig

vir verbruik is. Dit nadat die organisasie vroeër vanjaar die stad se water getoets en bevestig het dat dit hoë vlakke van E.Coli bevat.

Leerders van verskeie skole in die stad is ook vroeër vandeesmaand met simptome wat vermoedelik deur vuil water veroorsaak is, gediagnoseer. Hoërskool Pietersburg (PHS) moes noodgedwonge ‘n watersuiweraar by die koshuis installeer nadat verskeie leerders siek geword het.

“AfriForum het die nuutste uitslae van wa-termonsters wat twee weke gelede in die stad geneem is van ‘n laboratorium ontvang en be-vestig dat die water skoon en veilig vir verbruik is,” sê Limpopo-organiseerder van AfriForum, Morné Mostert.

As deel van AfriForum se nasionale Blou- en Groendruppelprojek het hulle by vier punte in die stad watermonsters geneem. “Ons is bly dat die Polokwane Munisipaliteit spoedig opgetree het om die probleem op te los en

ons hoop dat ander probleme met dieselfde dringendheid aangepak sal word,” sê hy.

Hy sê drinkwater mag geen E.Coli bevat nie terwyl gesuiwerde rioolwater minder as 1 000 eenhede per 100 ml moet bevat om veilig vir gebruik te wees.

Die persverklaring toon ander dorpe in die provinsie onder meer Groblersdal, Makhado, Marble Hall, Mookgophong, Modimolle, Phalaborwa, Mokopane en Bela-Bela se water drinkbaar is. In Mookgophong, Modi-molle, Phalaborwa, Polokwane, Mokopane en Bela-Bela is die gesuiwerde rioolwater nie op standaard nie.

Julius Kleynhans, hoof van omgewingsake by AfriForum sê probleme met drinkwater kan oor die algemeen vinnig reggestel word, maar rioolwater hou beduidende gesondheidsrisiko’s vir gemeenskappe in. “Nalatigheid by beplan-ning en ‘n gebrek aan instandhouding van infrastruktuur lei tot grootskaalse besoedeling van ons waterbronne. AfriForum sal aanma-ningsbriewe aan die plaaslike munisipaliteite wat nie aan die regulasies voldoen nie, stuur om hul gesuiwerde rioolwater op standaard te kry. Die water sal dan weer getoets word om vordering te monitor.”


A six-year-old girl died on Friday after a vehicle ran her over in Hans van Rensburg Street in the vicinity of the boom entrance to the open-air parking at Library Gardens.

Roads around the area were blocked off causing lunch time traffic to back up for sev-eral blocks. An eye-witness on the scene said the accident occurred when the girl attempted to cross the road with her mother and an older sibling. The person said he was standing only metres away from the collision point and heard the child screaming and the screech of tyres when the driver of a red Volkswagen Golf 6 attempted to brake in time to avoid the child. “The mother was not holding the girl’s hand and that is why she ran into the very busy street,” he said.

Lesiba Ramoshaba from the Polokwane Police confirmed the incident and that a young girl was fatally injured after a car hit her on Friday afternoon. “A mother and her two chil-dren were in town on Friday and they attempt-ed to cross the road. The 6-year-old girl died instantly when the car hit her.” The driver of the vehicle is said to be from Marble Hall. An investigation is currently at hand which will de-termine the exact cause and the details leading up to the death of the child. Ramoshaba says a case of culpable homicide has been opened against the driver.

He also reiterated the importance of parents keeping a firm grip on their young children while walking in traffic, especially at the busi-est times of the month. “An accident like this could have been avoided if the child had been kept from running across the street by the par-ent holding onto her.

PHOTO: KESHIA JANSENS VAN RENSBURGA six-year-old girl died instantly when she was hit by a car in Hans van Rensburg Street in the vicinity of Library Gardens on Friday.

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Al die stad se re-servoirs was verlede Donderdag meer as 60% vol volgens die Polokwane Munisipa-liteit. Die munisipale woordvoerder, Mat- shidiso Mothapo het gesê die ou- en nuwe 30 megaliter reser-voirvlakke is onder-skeidelik op 84% en 74% gemeet terwyl die 50 megaliter re-servoir op 74% staan. Die reservoirs in Seshego en in Potgieterlaan is effens laer met onderskei-delik 66% en 65% waterkapasiteit.

RC MYBURGH>>[email protected] VILJOEN >>[email protected]

BARRY VILJOEN >>[email protected]

Making basic health services accessible to all communities is the focus of a joint venture between Rotary International and the Depart-ment of Health and Social Development that is being rolled out from to 2 to 4 April 2014.

In Polokwane the service will be rendered

at Greenside Primary School and will comprise HIV counselling and testing, diabetes and blood pressure screening, de-worming, provi-sion of vitamin A tablets and TB symptomatic screening.

Eyes will also be tested and reading glasses will be available at R20 per pair. This outreach project forms part of a rollout to 160 sites throughout the country.

Reservoirvlakke bo 60%

Rotary, Health Dept join hands

Droë krane moontlik die gevolg van gebarste pypebewus van ‘n pyp wat iewers gebars het nie, maar as dit die geval is, is ek seker daarvan dat die munisipaliteit se tegniese span hoof- toevoerpype toegedraai het om met her-stelwerk te begin wat die tekort aan water veroorsaak het.”

Annelene Wagner, hoof van Suikerbekkie Pre-Primêre Skool in Ooststraat het gister-oggend om 09:30 aan Polokwane Ob-server bevestig dat daar geen watertoevoer van 19:00 die vorige aand in dié straat was nie. Water was wel Woensdagoggend vir ‘n

rukkie beskikbaar, waarna die krane weer opgedroog het. Buite die skool was werkers van ‘n kontrakteursfirma van die munisipaliteit besig om gras uit te kap en die gebarste pyp uit te grawe. ‘n Stroom water het nog in die straat afgeloop wat aandui dat die water eers onlangs toegedraai is.

Silverkruin het vroegoggend probleme ervaar, maar toevoer is later herstel. Personeel van Mediclinic Limpopo en Vergeet My Nie Behuisingsentrum het bevesitig dat hulle nie deur die probleem geraak is nie.

Krane wat gisteroggend (Woensdag) in die omgewing van Burger-, Hoog- en Compen-satiestraat waterloos was, is moontlik aan ‘n gebarste pyp in Ooststraat toe te skryf .

Munisipale woordvoerder, Matshidiso Mothapo was vroegoggend duidelik nie van die gebarste pyp bewus nie en het gesê: “Ek is nie

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Botsings vind byna daagliks by die kruising van Munniklaan en Veldspaatstraat by Thornhill Shopping Centre plaas, veral oor naweke of laatnag wanneer motoriste geen ag op die rooi verkeerslig slaan nie en blatant teen ‘n hoë spoed oor die kruising jaag.

Wrakstukke wat gereeld uit die pad ver-wyder en langs die sypaadjies gelaat word is bewyse dat ongelukke gereeld by dié kruising plaasvind. ‘n Inwoner wat naby woon sê sy moet gereeld toekyk hoe onskuldige mense beseer word of hul lewens verloor omdat spoedvrate en padvarke geen respek vir mede-padgebruikers toon nie. “Motoriste gee nie gehoor aan die 80 km/h spoedbeperking nie en dié wat uit Mall of the North-rigting (R81) vanuit Munniklaan in Veldspaatstraat wil regs draai is herhaaldelik slagoffers van jaagduiwels wat in die rigting van Mall of the North ry. Ter-selfdertyd vat motoriste kanse om van beide kante links of regs vanuit die R81 reg voor aankomende verkeer vir wie die verkeerslig reeds groen is, in te draai.

‘n Bydraende faktor is mense wat hulle selfone gebruik terwyl hulle bestuur,” sê sy. Sy voeg by dat sy gereeld kinders in voertuie sien wat nie vasgegordel is nie. “Ek verstaan nie hoe ouers dit kan toelaat dat kinders op die sitplekke staan nie. Die munisipaliteit moet op ‘n daaglikse basis verkeersbeamptes op dié pad ontplooi om oortreders vas te vat of ‘n daadwerklike poging aanwend om motoriste te dwing om stadiger te ry,” sê sy.

‘n Plaaslike prokureur en botsingrekonstruk-sie-deskundige, Philip Smit het Dinsdag op die kruising ‘n taxibestuurder agterna gesit nadat die bestuurder weggejaag het sonder om ‘n passa-sier se kleingeld te gee en boonop sy lyf en arm met die wegtrekslag gestamp het. “Die passasier het met ‘n R20-noot vir die R6 taxifooi betaal waarna hy met die kleingeld weggery het,” sê Smit. Hy het die besonderhede van die bestuur-der geneem en die passasier het die voorval bevestig. Smit sê die bestuurder is na bewering ‘n lid van die Polokwane Taxi Association.

Oor selfone wat gebruik word sê Smit: “Die bestuurder wat met ‘n selfoon praat se persep-sie reaksietyd word dieselfde as ‘n persoon wat onder die invloed van alkohol bestuur, geag. Bestuurders kan nie vinnig genoeg reageer wan-neer hy homself in ‘n noodsituasie bevind nie.”

Munisipale woordvoerder, Matshidiso Mothapo sê sedert Januarie tot einde Maart is sewe onge-lukke by die kruising gerapporteer. “Spoed is nie die enigste faktor nie. Onvoldoende volgafstande is ook die oorsaak van sommige botsings by die kruising. Alle kruisings moet versigtig oorges-teek word wanneer dit veilig is en motoriste behoort te weet dat hulle ten alle tye padwette en –tekens moet gehoorsaam.”

Hy sê die munisipaliteit is van plan om dreunstroke by verskeie gevaarlike kruisings, wat die Thornhill-kruising insluit, op te rig, maar kon nie sê watter gebiede prioriteit sal geniet nie.

Motoriste gemaan om versigtig te ry by Thornhill-kruising

FOTO: RC MyBuRgh Wrakstukke is bewys van vorige ongelukke wat op die hoek van Veldspaatstraat en Mun-niklaan plaasgevind het.

FOTO: VERSkaFDié taxibestuurder het volgens Philip Smit ‘n passasier se kleingeld gesteel en weggejaag. Die passasier is in die proses deur die taxi op die arm en lyf gestamp.

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>> Suspension has added to a total of four department heads being temporarily replacedYOLANDE NEL>>[email protected]

While the Head of the Public Works Department has been suspended with immediate effect this past week the

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Great North Transport was also put on compulsory leave pending an investigation.

Chamaano’s suspension has added to a total of four department heads, comprising Education, Cooperative Governance, Human Settlements and Traditional Affairs (Coghsta) and Sport, Arts and Culture, having been temporarily replaced.

Premier’s spokesperson Kenny Mathivha

alerted the media about the decision by Premier Stan Mathabatha to place Public Works Head of Department Madidimalo Chaamano on precautionary suspension on Friday. He said the suspension would afford the province and administrators time to make further investiga-tions into allegations against the HOD. No acting HOD has been appointed yet.

In the meantime Barry Viljoen reports that GNT CEO Busi Mhaga was put on compulsory leave on Thursday to allow the group internal audit division of Limpopo Economic Develop-ment Agency (Leda) to conduct an investiga-tion.

Head of Legal Services at GNT, Sally Ledwaba did not want to disclose information that could compromise the investigation. She, however, confirmed that Tom Nkoana would be acting in Mhaga’s absence and reiterated the situation would not affect the operations at GNT in any way.

HOD, CEO on suspension


The community and stakeholder consultation drive of the 2014/15 draft Integrated Develop-ment Plan (IDP) and the budget of the next financial year started on Tuesday when Polok-wane Executive Mayor Freddy Greaver hosted the first session with traditional authorities at the council chamber.

The purpose of the session is to give feed-back to the stakeholders and the communities about service delivery issues raised and also about progress made with projects that are implemented in the clusters. During these ses-sions Greaver will present a preview of what the IDP entails and consult on draft rates and tariffs for the next financial year.

“It is a sign of respect to meet with tra-ditional leaders first so that by the time we meet with the communities our leadership have received information and gave us their input,” Greaver said.

Other stakeholders to be consulted include farmers, traditional healers, organised labour, institutions of higher learning, transportation sector, businesses, youth, disabled and other non-governmental organisations (NGOs), religious groupings and communities in all six

clusters of the municipality. Greaver was scheduled to consult with

religious groups yesterday (Wednesday) at Nirvana Hall after which he will meet with farmers on Monday at Jack Botes Hall. On 15 April he will meet with businesses, transport sector and institutions of higher learning and 23 April with NGOs, youth, traditional healers and the disabled also at Jack Botes Hall.

The first community consultation is sched-uled to take place at Mankweng Community Hall today (Thursday) followed by Sebayeng Dikgale on 9 April at Bana ba Thari and Seshe-go on 10 April at Ngoako Ramathlodi Complex. Legae la Batho, Mahlasedi Park and Exten-sions 71, 73, 75 and 76 will meet at Greenside Primary School on 16 April. Moletji will meet on 17 April at Moletji Community Hall followed by Molepo Chuene Maja cluster on 24 April at Tshebela.

The Polokwane cluster will be the last to meet at Jack Botes Hall on 30 April at 18:00. All meetings will start at 10:00 except for the Legae la Batho and extensions which will start at 14:00.

Communities are urged to attend the consultation meetings so that they could have their word heard and contribute towards development.

IDP consultations already in progress

Win big with Mall of the North’s 3rd birthdayRC MYBURGH>>[email protected]

Limpopo shoppers’ paradise, Mall of the North turns three in April and big prizes will be given away to show appreciation towards loyal cus-tomers. While the mall continues to extend its shopping space and hosts regular competitions, this year is going to be extra special according to Marketing Manager René van der Merwe. She also reminded shoppers of the currently running com-petition where three room makeovers by Volpes worth R8 000 each are up for grabs.

“All shoppers have to do is to obtain an entry form from the information desk at the Game court, fill it out and drop it in the entry box. The competi-tion is currently running and the draw will take place on 12 April at 14:00 at Game court,” she said.

She added that the presence of the winners during the draw will be appreciated and therefore asked all entrants to attend.


Public participation sessions starting on 10 April will afford residents, businesses, tradition-al leaders and academic institu-tions the opportunity to share their thoughts on the Capricorn District Municipality’s (CDM) 2014/15 Integrated Develop-ment Plan (IDP) and budget for the coming financial year.

CDM Spokesperson Moffat Senyatsi said Executive Mayor Lawrence Mapoulo will pre-sent the status of delivery and explain the municipality’s plans to accelerate provision of all services such as water, energy, sanitation, waste management, poverty alleviation and local

economic development. He will also reveal a total budget for the year ahead that will be used to attain all municipal objectives.

“This draft IDP sets our agenda for the new year to work together with communi-ties and all other stakeholders to move Capricorn District forward,” Mapoulo was quoted saying in a press release.

Details of sessions 10 April: traditional leaders, Polokwane Royal at 09:00; 15 April: parastatals, MJ Gateway at 09:00; businesses and edu-cation institutions, Fusion Bou-tique Hotel at 18:00; 16 April: non-government organisations, St Marco Hall at 10:00 and 25 April: IDP Representative Fo-rum, Bolivia Lodge at 09:00.

Have your say on CDM’s development plan, budget

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Outbreaks of public unrest in protest against poor or none delivery of services in Limpopo have been making headlines

recently with the latest being protests erupt-ing at Tickeyline village in Maake near Tzaneen on Sunday. The Police in Limpopo have noted

with concern the escalating public violence in Limpopo and have since issued a stern warn-ing to residents that such public disorder will not be tolerated. Hangwani Mulaudzi from the Limpopo Police said the most recent spate of public unrest took place on Sunday when members from the Tickeyline community took to the streets expressing their dissatisfaction towards the lack of service delivery and short-age of water by blocking the streets, burning

tyres and pelting the Police with stones and other objects.

Mulaudzi said many shops belonging to for-eign nationals were looted and vandalised dur-ing the protests, proving that criminal elements within the community are taking advantage of the protest actions.

This stern warning came after the Mayor of the Greater Tzaneen, Dikeledi Mmetle had to be rescued by the Police after the crowd

turned violent while she was addressing them. In the process members of the Police were pelted with stones. Police then had to use rubber bullets to disperse the crowd. Mulaudzi said a total of eight suspects were arrested on charges of public violence and will appear in court today (Thursday).

Mulaudzi confirmed that the situation in Tickeyline is still tense and members of the Public Order Policing Unit are maintaining vis-ibility while patrolling and monitoring the area to prevent further lawlessness. “Several roads in the area are still blocked but the R36 from Tzaneen to Lydenburg is now open. Members of the public are advised to avoid this road and rather travel to Lydenburg via Mica and Hoedspruit,” he said.

In a press release regarding the unrest, act-ing Provincial Commissioner Benny Ntlemeza vowed that the Police will do everything within their lawful powers to maintain peace and order. “We understand that the members of the community have the right to take part in peaceful protest actions as stipulated in the Constitution but the Police will never sit back and watch criminal elements taking over pro-tests to create lawlessness and anarchy.”

Ntlemeza further appealed to parents and family members not to allow their children to participate or take part in protest actions following an incident on Monday where a four-year-old girl was hit in the stomach by a stray rubber bullet. She was taken to hospital but later discharged after being treated for severe bruising to her stomach.

HERBERT RACHUENE>>[email protected]

The Department of Health and Social Develop-ment is alerting visitors to the northern and eastern lowveld areas of the province to take precautions and ensure that they do not get bitten by mosquitoes. The safety measures include staying indoors from dusk to dawn, using insecticides and mosquito repellents and sleeping under mosquito nets. Following the recent heavy rainfall in parts of the province a number of cases of malaria were reported in the Mopani district, Ba-Phalaborwa and Greater Giyani.

According to Spokesperson for the Depart-ment of Health and Social Development, Macks Lesufi the province experienced a seasonal increase in malaria, with Mopani district most severely affected. “In Mopani, the municipali-ties affected are Ba-Phalaborwa and Greater Giyani. Since 15 March 2014, 111 malaria cases were notified in Ba-Phalaborwa and 132 cases in Greater Giyani,” Lesufi said.

“In these areas malaria transmission is seasonal, with cases normally at its highest during the summer rain season. During a nor-mal malaria season, the province experiences incidents of malaria at two different times. The first increase is normally in January each year. This increase is associated with travelling pat-terns and behaviour change during the Decem-ber festive period. A second peak is normally experienced towards the end of the malaria season, in March and early April. This increase is associated with the climatic patterns namely high rainfall, humidity and temperature. These factors are contributing to increased malaria vector mosquito breeding and the development of parasites in vectors mosquitoes,” Lesufi said.

Police condemn lawlessness

Dept warns of malaria outbreak in Mopani

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OTHER REQUIREMENTS:• Certified ID copies of the company shareholders (Not copies of certified ID)• Proof of purchase of Bid Document • Municipal current rates account not more than three months in arrears should be submitted (proof of address similar to address of place of office operation). Lease Agreement or shareholders addresses acceptable as a proof of office address, but note that before appointment this will be verified. • The JV partners must submit both mandatory and other requirements for each Company.• Please note that other required documents will be deemed as mandatory to the preferred bidder. Other required documents will be requested for submission within two working days and failure to submit will be deemed as non-responsive.

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Die DBV-verteenwoordiger, Le-Andrie Bezuidenhout sê die kompetisie word eksklusief deur Mall of the North en Polokwane Observer ondersteun en die wen-ners sal tydens Mall of the North se DBV Skou op 9 en 10 Mei aangewys word.

Reëls vir die fotokompetisie: Dit moet ‘n oorspronklike foto sonder veranderinge met die troeteldier as

fokuspunt wees, nie groter as 5MB wees nie, geen obskure of onwettige aktiwiteite bevat nie en slegs deur die fotograaf ingeskryf word.

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Die vyf katkategorieë: Oulikste kat, opreggeteelde kat, verspotte kat (silly cat), beste paar en ‘n kat se beste vriend.

“Alle inskrywings kan elektronies aan [email protected] gestuur word. Die foto’s sal met ‘n verwysingsnommer op facebook en Polokwane Observer geplaas word. Om vir die beste foto te stem, word die verwysingsnommer na 34464 teen R2 per SMS gestuur. Inkomste word aan die Polokwane DBV geskenk,” sê Bezuidenhout.

Wenners sal volgens stemtotale aangewys word. Die topvyf foto’s in elke kategorie sal in Mei tydens die skou by Mall of the North uitgestal

word waarna daar uit elke kategorie ‘n hond en kat van die dag aangewys sal word. Die foto’s en wenners sal in die daaropvolgende uitgawe van Polo-kwane Observer verskyn. “Die skou beloof om ‘n opwindende twee dae by die inkopiesentrum te wees. Be-newens die fotokompetisie sal daar ook onder meer hondevertonings deur die polisie gedoen word asook gehoorsaamheidsdemonstrasies,” sê Bezuidenhout.

Vir meer inligting kontak Be-zuidenhout by 082 797 3227, Tania le Roux by 082 401 2020 of Mall of the North-bemarkingsbestuurder, René van der Merwe by 082 300 7620.

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The local Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) has two ani-mals available for adoption, a crossbreed dog and a ginger cat.

An SPCA representative, Le-Andrie Bezuidenhout reminded interested people about the adoption procedure whereby an applicant must personally visit the SPCA to complete an application to adopt form where after an inspector will assess the application. The inspec-tor will notify the applicant whether the application was successful or not.

It is advised that the applicant as well as the family visit the SPCA to interact with the chosen animal. A R150 adminis-tration fee is payable prior to a pre-home

inspection. An adoption fee of R500 per dog and R300 per cat, minus the R150 administration fee, is payable after which an identification tag or a collar will be issued.

“Animals are taken to a veterinarian for the animal to be sterilised, vacci-nated and dewormed. The animal can then be collected from the veterinarian,” Bezuidenhout said.

Animals up for adoption

PhotoS: SuPPlieD

This ginger kitten looks

for a loveable

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yolANDe Nel>>[email protected]

Limpopo was a step closer to the 7 May general elec-tions when seventeen of

the twenty political parties with representation provincially and 29 nationally signed the Independ-ent Electoral Commission (IEC) Code of Conduct in Polokwane on Friday.

Party representatives gathered at Protea Hotel Ranch Resort for the occasion. The programme for the event included slots for ad-dresses on behalf of the provincial government, Section 9 institu-tions, the House of Traditional Leaders in Limpopo, the South African Local Government Associa-tion (Salga), the South African Human Rights Commission, the South African Police Service (SAPS) and the IEC.

Motsiri Ramafalo of the IEC in Limpopo said three parties – Agang SA, Inkatha Freedom Party and United Christian Democratic

Party (UCDP) – did not show up for the signing of the code of conduct, whereas the remain-ing 17 with representation in the province all signed the pledge.

According to the official IEC timetable, Tuesday was the cut-off date for objections to candidates with the next deadline thereafter being Monday, which is D-day for Commission decisions on objections to candidates and also serves as opening date for the submission of special votes’ applications at local IEC offices of which the deadline is 17 April. The following three days are expected to be set aside for appeals to the Electoral Court against Commis-sion decisions with regards to candidate objections. The date of 15 April is the deadline for the Electoral Court decisions on any appeals.

On 22 April the IEC is expected to issue final lists of parties and candidates contesting the elec-tions and to issue certificates to parties two days later.

Photo: yolANDe NelProvincial Elec-toral Officer Nkaro Mateta and Inde-pendent Electoral Commission (IEC) Chairperson Pansy Tlakula dance to the sounds pro-duced by the South African Police Service (SAPS) band playing at the occasion.

lim parties sign electoral code of conduct

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vriende was. Ongeveer 4 000 mans het die konferensie bygewoon. Die voorsitter van die reëlingskomitee, Francois Brits, sê die totale opkoms was ietwat kleiner as die vorige jaar,

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>> Manne het groot waardering vir verrykende byeenkoms>> ’Dit was ‘n belewenis om God so te ervaar’


By die Noordelike Landbouskou wat vanjaar vir die tweede keer aangebied word, sal bene-wens ‘n groot aantal aktiwiteite soos kompeti-sies en opvoedkundige geleenthede, ook hoë kwaliteit plaasdiere gesien kan word.

Die voorlopige program is slegs ‘n druppel in die emmer van die landbou-aktiwiteite en -uitstallings wat vanjaar weer saam met die jaarlikse Polokwane Skou en Musiekfees van 28 tot 31 Mei aangebied word.

Die organiseerder, Le-Andrie Bezuidenhout sê die program is nog nie gefinaliseer nie, maar beloof om weer eens iets vir oud en jonk te bied.

“Besoekers kan onder andere meer as 500 boerbokke en Kalahari Reds onder een dak bekyk terwyl die Bosveld Boerbokklub hul jaarlikse klubkampioenskappe tydens die skou sal hou.”

“Ons verwag ook groot ondersteuning van belangstellendes wanneer dié klub op Saterdag, 30 Mei hul veiling hou,” sê Be-zuidenhout.

Die Bosveld Dorperklub sal ook by die landbouskou te sien wees met ‘n stalletjie waar verskeie demonstrasies soos skaapskeer gewys sal word. Brahmaanboere sal ook vanjaar hul trots in die skouringe kom wys terwyl Nooit-gedachter perde vir die eerste keer die skou sal bywoon.

“SABC 2 se Living Land in samewerking met die departement van landbou gaan ‘n opleidingsdag met verskillende temas met meer as 300 ontwikkelende en opkomende landbouers aanbied. Ons bied weer eens vir die jong klomp die geleentheid om hul vernuf tydens die jeugskou te wys in die vorm van inkleurkompetisies en ander aktiwiteite,” sê Bezuidenhout.

Sy sê die organiseerders beloof ‘n propvol program en dat die komitee baie opgewonde oor die verskillende aktiwiteite is. “Dit bly ‘n absolute voorreg om die landbousektor te kan ondersteun.”

Alhoewel daar reeds verskeie kampioen-skapskoue op die program is, is daar steeds uitstalruimte en stalle vir persone wat kleinvee en pluimvee wil skou.

“Solank iemand landbou in ons land bevor-der, sal ons alles in ons vermoë doen om dit moontlik te maak,” sê sy.

Bezuidenhout het haar dank teenoor besighede wat reeds betrokke is om die Noordelike Landbouskou se sukses te verseker, uitgespreek.

Vir meer inligting kontak Bezuidenhout by 082 797 3227 of Brian Fraser by 083 457 3020 of besoek die webtuiste www.noordelikeland-bouskou.com.

Landbouskou beloof weer groot opwinding

BARRy VILJOEN >>[email protected]

Verlede naweek was die plaas Snymans-drift buite Polokwane weer die tuiste van die vierde jaarlikse Mighty Men Bosveld-

konferensie. ’n Ligte reënbui het nie die manne se gees gedemp nie en baie nuwe vriende is gemaak, terwyl dit ook ‘n weersiens vir ou

honderd eposse ontvang het wat spreek van groot waardering van mans wat nie uitgepraat kan raak oor die verrykende ervarings wat hulle gehad het nie. “Dit was ‘n belewenis om die Vader so te ervaar,” skryf een.

Riekert Botha en Piet Jacobs was die hoof-sprekers. Botha, ‘n pastoor van die Vredendal Baptistegemeente het gesê dat die geheim vir enige standvastige familie en vreugdevolle ge-sinslewe onderwerping aan die gesag van God is, want daarin lê beskerming en integriteit. Hy het leiding gegee oor hoe ‘n situasie wanneer mens in God begin twyfel as gevolg van terug-slae, hanteer moet word en verwys na die geval van Johannes die Doper. Jacobs het beklem-toon dat mans weer hulle plek as voorbeeld en

hoof van hul gesin moet inneem deur onder meer ‘n voorbeeld van persoonlike netheid te stel. Hy het hom ook sterk uitgespreek teen die volksvreemde gewoontes soos rampartytjies voor troues en die uitjouery van die bruidegom tydens ‘n huweliksgeselligheid.

Joe Niemand en Franna Benade het die lofprysing saam met musikante van verskeie kerkgroepe behartig.

Die stigter van Mighty Men Conferences, Angus Buchan, het in ‘n boodskap aan die konferensiegangers gesê dat dit nou tyd is om die Here te soek terwyl hy nog gevind kan word. “Die uitstorting van die krag van God sal ons manne toerus om ons roeping as vaders in hierdie volk te volvoer.”

Tender documents will be available from Tuesday, 11 April 2014 at 12:00 from offices of Lepelle Northern Water situated at 1 Landdros Maré Street in Polokwane.Tenders not submitted in the tender box on the date and time stated above will be marked as late tenders and will not be considered.Procurement related enquiries may be directed to Mrs Rose Mulaudzi on 015 295 1871 and Technical enquiries to Mr Darlington Chuma on 015 295 1898 from 08:00 to 16:00, Mondays to Fridays.NB: Bidders will be evaluated on functionality first, only those qualifying by achieving the minimum cut off point of 60% will be evaluated on administrative compliance and then price and BBB-EE.

MANDATORILY REQUIREMENTS: Only bidders who have submitted the following documents will be considered, namely: • Original and valid Tax clearance certificate issued by SARS• Company registration documents• Proof of CIDB registration and Grading required• Completed SBD forms (SBD4, SBD8,SBD9)• Compulsory site briefing attendance (Fill attendance register)• All bid documents must be completed in full and in blank ink (No correction fluid is allowed)• Letter of good standing (COIDA)• All JV parters must attend briefing sessions

OTHER REQUIREMENTS:• Certified ID copies of the company shareholders(Not copies of certified ID• Proof of purchase of Bid Document • Municipal current rates account not more than three months in arrears should be submitted (proof of address similar to address of place of office

operation). Lease Agreement or shareholders addresses acceptable as a proof of office address, but note that before appointment this will be verified.

• The JV partners must submit both mandatory and other requirements for each company.• Please note that other required documents will be deemed as mandatory to the preferred bidder. Other required documents will be requested for submission within two working

days and failure to submit will be deemed as non-responsive.

SPECIAL CONDITION * For contracts above R3,5 million (Three million five hundred thousand rand), the following special conditions apply:(i) Subject to clause, all bidders from outside Limpopo Province must enter into a Consortium or Joint Ventures with loca HDI/HDC or suppliers.(ii) The percentage of the contract value managed or executed by the local partner must not be less than 40% of the project value

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EVALUATION CRITERIA NON-REFUNDABLE FEE

LNW 74/13/14 Flag Boshielo: Servicing of Switchgear and Installation of Variable Speed Drives

3EE or Higher 10:00, Monday, 14 April 2014 at Flag-Boshielo Plant

11:00 on Monday, 5 May 2014 at 1 Landdros Maré Street Polokwane


R597.00

LNW 71/13/14 Phalaborwa Plant: Replacement of Control Valves

2ME or Higher 10:00, Tuesday, 15 April 2014 at Phalaborwa Plant



R597.00

LNW 72/13/14 Politsi Plant: Replacement of Pressure Break Tank

2CE or Higher 14:30, Tuesday, 15 April 2014 at Politsi Plant

11:00 on Friday, 25 April 2014 at 1 Landdros Maré Street Polokwane


R597.00

LNW 76/13/14 Marble Hall: Refurbishment of Plant (Design, Manufacture, Supply and Installation of A 1.5 ML/Day Package Plant)

N/A 14:00, Monday, 14 April 2014 at Marble Hall Plant



R597.00

LNW 73/13/14 Tubatse: Design, Manufacture, Supply and Installation of an 8 ML Pre-Sedimentation Tank

N/A 11:00,Wednesday, 16 April 2014 at Tubatse Plant



R597.00

REQUESTS FOR BIDS

waarskynlik omdat dit die eerste jaar is wat Angus Buchan nie teenwoordig was nie.

Hein Snyman, ‘n lid van die reëlings-komitee, het Polo-kwane Observer meegedeel dat hy reeds Maandag-oggend meer as

Saterdagmiddag het die rook oral tussen die doringbome getrek toe die mans in groepe vleis gebraai het voordat almal weer na die vergaderplek voor die verhoog opgetrek het. Daar was genoeg ablusiegeriewe en die terrein is netjies afgebaken. Sondagoggend het ‘n groot groep vroue en kinders aangesluit en die oggenddiens saam bygewoon.

FOtO: BARRy VILJOENPieter Ferns, Aubrey Mokgomme en Francois Keyser kuier voor ‘n aandbyeenkoms.



A woman who spent most of her time con-fined to a dilapidated wheelchair recently received a blessing in the form of a self-

propelled wheelchair from the hands of Maxi’s Polokwane Game Centre, Maxi’s Polokwane Checkers Centre and other good Samaritans who felt they needed to help make her life just a little bit easier.

Anita Blignaut, owner of Maxi’s Game Cen-tre tells how one of her good friends, Karen Koekemoer, brought Sylvester Matswake’s (30) plight to her attention after driving by the young woman every morning on her way to work. Koekemoer explained during the official handover that she saw Matswake daily pushing herself through the streets, uphill and downhill, in order to get to work. “My heart was breaking for her and I thought it impor-tant that my friends and I try and do some-thing to help this strong individual.” Blignaut, Koekemoer and other friends all donated funds towards securing an electrical wheel-chair for Matswake.

Maxi’s head office soon learnt of the chari-table initiative and decided to step in to help raise the last funds needed for the acquisition of the chair. A social network campaign was started to show their loyal customers how much they care by giving back to the commu-nity. Blignaut explains that during the month of February a contribution of R2,50 was made by Maxi’s every time someone liked the link of Matswako on their social page.

Matswako who was visibly touched by the gesture of goodwill said: “This gift of mobility has lifted the world off my shoulders.”

Maxi’s and friends lend a helping hand

>> A new wheelchair for a brave recipient>> Maxi’s Polokwane digs deep to help

PHotoS: KESHIA JANSENS VAN

RENSBURGAnita Blignaut shares

a moment with Syl-vester Matswako who

received a brand new electric wheelchair on

Thursday.

Good Samaritans Anita Blignaut and Karen Koekemoer are overjoyed at being able to help someone less fortunate. Smiling happily from her new, self-propelled wheelchair is Sylvester Matswako.

Anita Blignaut (middle, at the back) owner of Maxi’s Polokwane Game Centre and Maxi’s Polokwane Checkers Centre and outlet managers Tjale Tema and Malana Dube smile broadly. In front are Yolandi Ferreira and Jane Motswale, representing Maxi’s Head Office.

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Sowat 60 PLS-leerders van ongeveer 30 ge-sinne van die skool sal die skoolvakansie en daaropvolgende maande baat by Solidariteit Helpende Hand se projek wat Vrydag 60 kos-pakkies en meer as R20 000 se Spar koopbe-wyse aan die skool oorhandig het.

Die geleentheid vorm deel van die Helpende Hand se nasionale voedingskema waarby ses skole – Pietersburg Laerskool (PLS), Laerskool Krugerpark, Laerskool Tzaneen, Laerskool Ju-lian Muller, Laerskool Vaalwater en Laerskool Marble Hall baat.

Volgens die uitvoerende hoof van Helpende Hand, Danie Brink het Solidariteit onlangs ‘n

R120 000-skenking ontvang wat aangewend word om Limpoposkole se voedingskemas te ondersteun. Die skool kan vir die volgende nege maande maandeliks kruideniersware ter waarde van R2 300 by Spar aankoop om die voedingskema te ondersteun.

“Die kospakkies bevat onder meer bevrore produkte, pasta, speserye, tee en aanmaak-koeldrank. Honger leerders kan nie konsen-treer nie daarom poog ons om elke minder-bevoorregte leerder se maag vol te hou om optimaal te presteer,” sê Brink.

Skoolhoof, Peet Bredenkamp het sy dank teenoor Solidariteit Helpende Hand uitgespreek en ouers en onderwysers aangemoedig om die organisasie te ondersteun sodat hulle hul dienste kan uitbrei en bevorder.

Pietersburg Laerskool>>

Pietersburg Laerskool>>

PEPPS College>>

Erica Pre-primêre Skool>>

Jabez Christian Academy>>

Solidariteit reik uit na PLS-voedingskema

FOtO: RC MyBuRgh Solidariteit Helpende Hand se Johan Nel, Douw Steyn, Sue Dreyer en Danie Brink met Piet-ersburg Laerskoolhoof, Peet Bredenkamp, agter, tydens Helpende Hand se oorhandiging van 60 kospakkies en meer as R20 000 se Spar koopbewyse aan die skool se minderbevoorregte leerders.

WARREn BLunt>>[email protected]

Die kleuters van Erica Pre-primêre Skool het kans gekry om by die groot skool oorkant die pad te kuier vir hul jaarlikse atletiekdag wat verlede Woensdag op die hoofrugbyveld van Hoërskool Pietersburg plaasgevind het. Erica se trompoppies het eers bietjie lyf geswaai en twee van die skool se bulletjie-rugbyspanne het mekaar opgekeil waarna die jongspan me-kaar op die atletiekbaan die stryd aangesê het.

Kleuters van Erica geniet atletiekdag behoorlik

BARRy VILJOEn >>[email protected]

During a ceremony held on Thursday evening Jabez Christian Academy awarded its Grade four to nine learners for excelling in the Danc-ing Hip-Hop competition.

The dancing module of the competition

takes place during the first quarter with music, arts and drama following in the other quar-ters. Principal Elana Erasmus said the second quarter will focus on drama with voice training as a topic.

Learners will be coached to write their own songs, perform and have them recorded.

The school has 213 learners from Grade RR to Grade 12 with 26 educators and support staff.

Jabez’ best hip-hop dancersPhOtO: BARRy VILJOEnAward winners Dineo Makakase, Ama Tho-sago and Neo Sheea, in front, with Principal Elana Erasmus, Amu Shiringani, Amogelang Mamabolo, Maryke Botha and Malebo Tjale after the ceremony.


Buco Pietersburg Laerskool PLS se o.9-rugby-span het onoorwonne na Polokwane terugge-keer na die onlangse Konka Rugbytoernooi in Rustenburg. Sestien skole van Gauteng,

Limpopo, Noordwes en Vrystaat het aan die toernooi deelgeneem. Die span het drie uit vier wedstryde gewen en gelykop met 17-elk teen Laerskool Kenmare gespeel. PLS het teen Laerskool Rustenburg 17-5 gewen, Curro Hazeldean met 22-0 ore aangesit en Fairland Primary School 24-0 oorrompel.

PLS se o.9-span kook in Rustenburg

FOtO: VERSKAFDie Pietersburg Laerskool se o.9-rugbyspan wat onlangs in Rustenburg aan die Konka Rugby-toenooi deelgeneem het, is Drian Hartslief, Ruben van Ree, Zander de Klerk (gelukbringer), Dre Jonker, Bertus Jacobs en Erik Nel. In die eerste ry is Zandre Hattingh, Justin Basson, Gerald Richards, Dewan Gobey, Stefan Korff, Patrick Kellet en Schalk Kloppers. In die tweede ry is Dil-len Stoltz, Jason Hugo, Wian Terblanche, Sterrenberg Boshoff, Duan Bezuidenhout, Marnus de Klerk en Friedrich Kern. Agter is die afrigters, Marten Gobey en Chris de Klerk.


Learners and educators from PEPPS College donated many units of much-needed blood that will be vital to the dwindling stocks at the South African National Blood Service (SANBS), especially with the upcoming Easter Weekend at the school’s second Blood Drive of the Year last Friday. Head of Department at the College, Pam Smith said the school takes their blood drive seriously and donate blood five times during the year. Many new donors reg-istered on Friday for the first time and the auditorium was a hive of activity as many units of blood were collected by the helpful SANBS personnel.

PhOtOS: WARREn BLuntFirst time blood donor, PEPPS Col-lege Grade 11 learner Anna Lennox is encouraged by her classmates, Ansi Buys and Quewyn Smith.

PEPPS give life to others by donating blood

FOtO’S: WARREn BLuntEen van Erica Pre-primêre Skool se leerkragte, Ria Elliot lei die pikkies op die veld.

Die bul-letjie,

Stephan Jansen

van Rens-burg mik

doellyn toe.

Dalk toekomstige Blue Bulls Babes? Erica se trompoppies.

Erica Pre-primêre Skool se hoof, Monja Groe-newald en kleuters wat hul familielede groet terwyl hulle opstap.

Die hoofpawiljoen by Hoërskool Pietersburg was volgepak met ouers, grootouers en familielede.


Hoërskool Pietersburg>>

Werk en Wen Pre-primêre Skool>>

Bambini Montessori Polokwane >>


Vier kort toneelstukke met die tema Die Prinses en die Padda is verlede Maan-dagaand deur leerders van Hoërskool Pietersburg op die planke gebring.

Leerders het self, sonder enige hulp van leerkragte die stukke geskryf en die regie, musiek en dekor behartig.

Volgens Arouna van der Walt, koör-dineerder, kon elke groep wat volgens Aarde, Jupiter, Saturnus en Venus ingedeel is eie diskresie gebruik met die vertolking en inhoud binne die raam-werk van die fabel.

Die gehoor, wat meestal uit ouers en leerders bestaan het, het die vertolkings en vars banaderings tot die eeu-oue storie baie geniet.

FOTO: BARRY VILJOENJaco van der Merwe (prins), Mia du Toit (prinses), Ansten Mokgokolo (padda) en Tshediso Kgasho (Black Monjan) met Megan Bezuidenhout (heks)in die Saturnusgroep.

Talentvolle leerders laat gehoor skaterlag


Die kleinspan van Werk en Wen Pre-primêre Skool het hul gate uit geniet tydens die skool se jaarlikse atletiekbyeenkoms wat verlede Woensdag op die sportterrein van Pietersburg Laerskool plaasgevind het.

Die hoofpawiljoen was volgepak met ouers, grootouers en familielede wat die jong atlete luidkeels aangemoedig het.

Die kleuters van die onderskeie klasse het teen mekaar kragte gemeet en almal was die dag se wenners.

Pret en plesier by Werk en Wen-atletiekdag

Familietee by Bambini MontessoriDie leerders van Bambini Montessori Polok-wane het onlangs hul familietee by Bambini Restaurant gehou. Hulle was deftig uitgevat om soos pappa’s en mammas te lyk en het die oggend terdeë geniet.

FOTO: VERSKAFBarry Strydom en Juané Shrives.

FOTO’S: WARREN BLUNTDie Skilpadklas van Werk en Wen Pre-primêre Skool kom met hul juffrou, Linda Schoeman op die veld gestap.

Atlete van die pikkewyn-klas, Helgaard Bredenkamp, Kaleb Lavender, Duvan Duvenhage en De Wet Wilken nael vir die wenstreep.

Die Pikkewynklas onder leiding van hul leer-krag, Susan Weideman.

Die Vissieklas van Werk en Wen is gereed vir aksie.

Leandri My-burgh, Lizandri Jansen, Shau-nalee Vorster en Marlouise van der Berg amper gelyk oor die wenstreep. Regs: Juané Boshoff van die Katjieklas nael vir ‘n vale.

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businessobserver April 3, 2014 >> PAge 22

business profile>>Business: >> Tooters Restaurant and Cocktail BarWhy did you choose the profession?>> I saw a very good business investment and grabbed it with both hands.What puts you ahead in your industry?>> Quality service and products, as well as filling a gap that has never been filled in the Polokwane business market.How do you live out your passion for your ca-reer?>> I am a very honest and straight forward person and I don’t allow success to go to my head.Wyldy d’Agnel

Photo: Keshia Jansens van RensbuRg

The owner of Tooters Restaurant and Cocktail Bar, Wyldy d’Agnel is ready for the evening of a lifetime during the recent opening of her Tooters Restaurant and Cocktail Bar on the N1 North, 4 km from SA Breweries. With her are Charlene Colbourn and Megan Momberg.

baRRY viLJoen >>[email protected]

Customers crowded the spacious outlet of EH Hassim Builders World in Bok Street, Polokwane on Saturday to participate in

the launch of the revamped facility that will in future focus on being a walk-in store rather than the over-the-counter shop they’ve been accustomed to for so long.

Manager of EH Hassim Builders World, An-schke Ollewagen, told Polokwane Observer that the company’s mission is, inter alia, to be the first choice one-stop building material

Revamp for eh hassim builders World

>> Over-the-counter to walk-in store>> Leaders in building material and hardware since 1895and hardware store through their extensive product range, skills and expertise. The company further strives to ensure that their strong brand will continue to grow and evolve in the future, driven by a healthy balance between quality and affordable prices.

A large crowd of spectators assembled at the main entrance to the store and was entertained

by Masterjay of Capricorn FM who facilitated a nail hammering competition as well as a push-up challenge. Lafarge Cement also had a stall outside and handed out complementary caps and other small gifts.

The business can be accessed on twitter and facebook where regular special offers and bargains will be posted.

Photos: baRRY viLJoen

Spectators gathered at the entrance of e.H. Hassim Builders World to attend the revamp launch.

Anschke Ollewagen (e.H. Hassim Builders World Marketing Manager), with Aletta Phaleng (e.H. Hassim Builders World Communication Officer) and Masterjay of Capricorn FM. Below: One of the contestants trying to beat the push-up challenge.

One of the eye-catching displays in the revamped shop.

baRRY viLJoen >>[email protected]

Good news for motorists is that the diesel price decreases by 8,8 cents per litre for 0,05% sulphur and 7,8 cents per litre for 0,005% sulphur with effect from 2 April, 2014. The Minister of En-ergy, Ben Martins, has also announced that the Incremental Inland Transport Recovery System (IITRS) introduced in 2008 is repealed. This levy amounted to 3 cents per litre and is scrapped due to the fact that the 712 km long multiproduct pipeline from Durban has been commissioned.

The price of petrol increases by 5 cents per litre for 93 octane and 7 cents per litre for 95 octane. The Single Maxi-mum National Retail Price (SMNRP) of illuminating paraffin (wholesale) and illuminating paraffin will decrease by

34,5 and 49 cents per litre respectively. Further good news is that the price of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) will de-crease by 22 cents per kilogram (maxi-mum retail price).The Minister said in a press release that the commissioning of the new multiproduct pipeline is con-sistent with government’s programme to build new infrastructure that benefits South Africans. He also stated that the decrease in the price of illumi-nating paraffin and LPG will benefit households that use these products, especially as winter approaches.

Locally, the pricing formula of fuel includes fuel levies and the Road Ac-cident Fund levy, transport costs which result in different retail prices for different magisterial districts as well as the different production costs of fuel types. All these costs are added to the landed costs of fuel that are imported.

april fuel prices no april fool’s joke

Photo: baRRY

viLJoen

Charles Maswan-

ganyi fills up before

the price goes up

again.

MOTORINGobserver April 3, 2014 >> PAge 23

Motors profile>>Motor Vehicle Dealer: >> Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge for Mercurius Mo-torsWhat is the biggest challenge in your line of work?>> Clients being blacklisted, even for old paid up offencesWhat do perspective clients need to keep in mind when buying a car?>> Keep your ITC records in checkHow do you stay at the forefront of your industry?>>Prospecting, prospecting and more prospecting. Trevor Mafenya

RC MybuRGh>>[email protected]

In search of a new vehicle, traffic congestion and the daily fast paced activities in the city’s central business area could become

challenging obstacles and does a potential buyer owe it to himself to visit Savannah Mall on Saturday when MGM Motors will bring all their vehicles to their customers for viewing and test driving.

In February MGM Motors opened a show-room on the lower level of Savannah Mall where they exhibit some of their vehicles available. The range includes Volvo, Peugeot, Citroën, Mahindra and the latest SsangYong models. According to Volvo Sales Manager Dirk Markgraaff, MGM Motors is renting the show-room on temporary basis and forms part of the dealership’s strategy to make vehicle shopping as convenient as everyday grocery shopping.

“We know that potential customers don’t like coming to the central business area as it is too busy and limited parking is available. With the showroom at Savannah Mall we are trying to reach out to customers by bringing the vehicles to a more peaceful area where customers can take all the time they need to consult with salespersons on the floor and to make a clear-headed decision on which vehicle The MgM Motors showroom at Savannah Mall hosts brands such as Volvo, Peugeot, Citroën, SsangYong and Mahindra. PhOTO: SuPPlIed

to buy,” he said. Markgraaff said the showroom is manned

by professionally trained sales consultants dur-ing trading hours. “It is not only a showroom. The whole process from the application, preap-proval to the financing of the vehicle takes place at the showroom. Customers will not be referred to any of our branches as the sales consultants are trained to do valuation on a vehicle someone maybe wants to trade in,” he

said. He added that the showroom can rather be seen as a satellite dealership.

On Saturday MGM Motors will create the perfect opportunity for customers to get a better feel of the vehicles available. Shoppers will be allowed to test drive any of the vehicles while also standing a chance to win vouchers from Spur, Pick n Pay and Wimpy while Musica will also be handing out gifts.

“No matter the customer’s budget, we are

determined to put all customers behind the steering wheel of a vehicle of his or her choice. Shoppers are invited to consult with the MGM team on Saturday for an experience not to be forgotten,” Markgraaff said.

The showroom is open Monday to Friday from 09:00 to 18:00 and Saturday from 09:00 to 15:00.

For more information contact Markgraaff on 015 291 9700.

Test drive your dream vehicle from MGM Motors this weekend

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Dis weer amper tyd vir Tekkie Tax Friday wanneer elkeen wat ‘n hart vir minder-bevoorregtes het kan meehelp om hul

lot te verlig deur ‘n donasie te gee.Polokwane Nasorgsentrum vir Volwasse Ver-

standelik Gestremdes (ook bekend as Ons Huis) beplan om op 30 Mei vanjaar die nasio-nale geldinsamelings-inisiatief tot hul voordeel te gebruik.

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FOtO: BARRY VILJOENInwoners en dagbesoe-kers van Ons Huis wys hoe die plakkate lyk wat Tek-kie Tax Friday adverteer.


Members of the Polokwane Police on Thursday visited the Association for People with Disabili-ties (APD)/Centenary House to discuss various safety issues and tips with the residents while showing that as well as fighting crime, they also find time in their schedules to aid those more vulnerable than others.

Lesiba Ramoshaba from the Polokwane Police accompanied by colleague Johannes Rametse, discussed various safety tips concerning crimes like theft, robbery, abuse, housebreaking, rape and various others forms of trauma inflicted through crime.

During the informative session held to en-sure the safety of physically and mentally im-paired individuals, Rametse explained in easy terms how to handle any situation relating to crime that they might find themselves in.

Polokwane Police reach out to the disabledRametse also clarified any issues or ques-

tions the residents put forth in layman’s terms, ensuring those who have the mental capacity of someone much younger than their physical age understood everything discussed. Some of the questions raised during the questions and answer session pertained to the lack of service they have experienced in the past, with Police officials not responding to their com-plaints. Ramoshaba ensured that in such cases, residents are more than welcome to lay official complaints at the Polokwane Police station.

Johnny Graham from APD says, on behalf of APD and the residents who attended the ses-sion that they are all grateful for the interest shown by the Polokwane Police in ensuring the safety of handicapped people in Polokwane. “Together with the Police we will now be able to make some of these residents feel much safer and know how to protect themselves or handle situations of crime.”


Already in its eighth year of existence Ngwana Baby House continues to be grateful for the helping hands so willingly reaching out to the infants in its care. This was also the case on Thursday afternoon when some good Samari-tans went for a visit.

The Public Servants Association of South

Africa (PSA) in Limpopo donated five baby basinets to Ngwana Baby House for unwanted or abandoned babies. The PSA which is rec-ognised as the second largest trade union in the public service sector realised the need to become more involved in social responsibility activities and annually assists needy commu-nities as well as local welfare and charitable organisations. Provincial Manager of PSA Lim-popo, Pieter Koen says Ngwana Baby House

is doing tremendous work in Limpopo in taking care of babies while having very little resources at their disposal. “We decided to show our support by donating these basinets that will be used for the youngest babies, ranging from birth to around four-months-old,” Koen said.

PHOtO: KESHIA JANSENS VAN RENSBURG

Amanda Koekemoer (middle) from Ngwana Baby House is grateful to the PSA for their

donation of baby basinets, which will help give all the smaller

babies a comfortable sleeping space. With her are Christine

Mabu and Pieter Koen from PSA.

Ngwana Baby House: A real home

sionele loslit-dag wat jaarliks gehou word om geld vir persone met gestremd-hede in te samel nie. Persone wat bydra kan self uit een van vyf groepe begun-

stigdes kies; diere(A), basiese familiesorg (B), kinders (C), gestremdes (D) en onderwys (E).

Daar is drie opsies van deelname volgens Saartjie du Toit, huismoeder van Ons Huis. Plakkers kan teen R10 aangekoop word om persone te magtig om op dié dag hul guns-telingpaar tekkies te dra of ontwerpersveters kan teen R30 aangekoop en gedra word of ‘n kontantbydrae kan gedoen word deur A, B, C, D of E na 44400 te SMS en R20 te skenk. Die projek benodig ook koördineerders in alle gebiede. Besonderhede oor deelname is op die webwerf www.tekkietax.co.za.

Ons Huis is in Dorpstraat 96 en huisves vyftien permanente inwoners en veertien dag-besoekers. Die sentrum se voedingsgebied is hoofsaaklik die New Horizon School wat slegs kinders tot die ouderdom van agtien jaar kan akkommodeer. Die sentrum is afhanklik van skenkings van die publiek asook ‘n jaarlikse gholfdag en Loslitdag.

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An auction of another kind took Pietersburg Club by storm when Bernina

and the Cancer Association of South Africa (Cansa) held their highly anticipated Bra Auction on Wednesday evening to raise funds for their outstanding bail amount owed from the Jail n Bail which took place recently.

Auctioneer par excellence Aggie Ströh ensured the unique pieces of art work, including an edible bra which drew much interest, went under the hammer for no less than their worth. Ria du Plessis, Cansa Community Mobiliser says she is very proud of all the businesses and the individuals who took part in the auction as the fund-raising initiative was a surprisingly huge success.

A monetary ball-park figure can be given to the public for

now after more than R30 000 was raised by the auctioneering of the undergarments. Du Plessis says the most expensive bra was made by Exclusive Proper-ties and bought by Francois Goosen and Ströh for R1 050. “After much deliberation it was decided that Exclusive Proper-ties could buy the bra back from the two men, as they would love to frame the bra and hang it in their offices.” The second most expensive bra for the evening was grabbed up by Arnold Ven-ter from Netwerk Makelaars who paid R1 000 for the brassiere. The edible bra sold for a stag-gering R1 000.

Cansa Polokwane and Bernina thanked Netwerk Makelaars, Ströh, Agrochem, Medi+car, Exclusive Properties, Macgyver Autoshop, Pietersburg Club, The Goose Wines, Debbie Mouton Jewellers, Polokwane Flower Em-porium and House of Finesse.

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“My gestremdheid kry my nie onder nie,” sê Johnny Graham in sy rystoel waar hy in sy kantoor by die Vereninging van Persone met Gestremdhede (VPG) sy dagtaak verrig.

Graham is sedert sy matriek-jaar in ‘n rystoel nadat hy geval en sy linkerarm- en been en bladbeen gebreek het. Hy ly aan osteoge-nesis imperfecta (ook bekend as “brittle bone disease” of Lobstein-sindroom) en is sedert 2008 heel-tyds by die vereniging se kantore as bewusmakings- en fondsin-samelingsbeampte werksaam.

Die boorling van Piet Retief het in 1998 aan die Meerhofskool in Hartbeespoort gematrikuleer en was ook daardie jaar hoofseun. Hy vertel trots dat hy die eerste hoofseun van sy skool was wat die voorafgaande vyf jaar ‘n matrieksertifikaat in die nasionale eksamen verwerf het.

Graham het in 2001 by die VPG as tydelike skakelbordopera-teur begin werk en van 2004 die

ontvangskantoor in ‘n permanente hoedanigheid behartig. In 2006 is hy as persoonlike assistent van die direkteur van VPG aangestel.

Graham hanteer onder meer projekte om die publiek, skole en ander instansies van die unieke behoeftes van gestremdes bewus te maak en maniere uit te lig waarop hulle volwaardig in die gemeenskap opgeneem kan word. Hy reël ook aktiwiteite soos praatjies en besoeke vir inwoners van die vereniging en is verant-woordelik vir radiopraatjies en ‘n stalletjie by die jaarlikse Polo-kwane Skou en Musiekfees.

Hy het sy rybewys vir ‘n ligte motorvoertuig die eerste keer geslaag en sy motor is met behulp van ‘n verlenging van die pedale, aangepas. Die langste rit wat hy met sy motor aangepak en self bestuur het, was na Makhado.

Graham se vriendelikheid en insig in die wêreld van gestremdes maak van hom ‘n rolmodel vir baie niegestremde mense wat toelaat dat baie geringer beperkinge hulle bestaan en moontlikhede negatief beïnvloed.

Johnny Graham ‘n inspirasie vir baie

FOtO: BARRY VILJOENMet sy aangepaste motor en hystoestel kan Graham enige rit aandurf.

PHOtOS: KESHIA JANSENS VAN RENSBURG

Left: Lisa van As attends the Bernina Bra Auction held at the Pietersburg Club. With her are local business man Francois Goosen and his wife Michelle. Right: Ria du Plessis and Solet Ströh enjoy a giggle while Ströh’s husband and auction-eer for the evening, Aggie Ströh, auctions off an edible bra for Bernina and Cansa.

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The lounge of well-known local musician Gilbert Malotane’s house in the quiet neigh-bourhood of Blood River is a cool space where cordial Saturday morning conversation is inter-rupted by young girls’ voices sweeping in from outside. Among them is one more vocal in its projection than the others... that of Malo-tane’s 13-year-old granddaughter, Nthabiseng Mokoena-Malotane who is Childline Limpopo’s Young Ambassador.

The Taxila Combined School learner grips the visitor’s attention with a poem about being African. Through her poetry, normally produced by teachers or family members, she eloquently speaks out on child abuse and thus far has touched local audiences with the mes-sage she renders. Hers is a passionate plea for change in behaviour.

Since the start of her reign in November last year, the young Nthabiseng has been accustomed to taking to the stage to speak to her peers and elders about a growing scourge attacking the children of the world and at home in her own province. She comes from a family tree of performing music mak-ers and educators, therefore her inclination to be on stage runs through her veins. With words so freely spoken, Nthabiseng intends to raise awareness of an evil that also held her community in its grip and is dedicated to fundraising on behalf of Childline in Limpopo. Nthabiseng explains she has fallen in love with poetry since an introduction in 2010 and in the meantime joined Cheranyane Cultural Group, made up of nine young members who participate in performances marking special occasions when they address a variety of topics.

Her first appearance coincided with the celebration of the birthday of Premier’s wife Maggie Mathabatha at Boiketlo Primary School in Seshego’s Zone 3 and the launch of the 16 days of activism against the abuse of women and children as well as Childline’s anti-child abuse campaign last year.

With Martha Tladi, Childline Limpopo fun-draiser and First Lady’s Charity Trust mem-ber known for her benevolence displayed towards the people of the province for many years, as her mentor Nthabiseng is bound to achieve her dream of reaching out to larger audiences in future. Among the activities planned to benefit Childline Limpopo this year is a white balloon campaign involving children from all districts across the prov-ince, explains Tladi.

Outside, the settlement has woken up to the usual Saturday activities. A passing vehicle fitted with a megaphone summons prospective followers to join a parish gather-ing. A man driving donkeys refuses to stop for a photo containing elements of a rural backdrop true to the environment Nthabiseng hails from. Accompanying his doubtful actions is an explanation that he could fear possible consequences for probably mistreating the animals in his care.

Two women passing by on foot and all dressed up in traditional attire are eager to hurriedly pose with the young star. They are on their way to a wedding nearby. As she has thus far done on public podiums, she attracts attention in the dirt road. Surely hers is a voice that will still carry well for time to come.

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Enrolment for the Bachelor of Account-ing Science (BAccSc) programme at the University of Limpopo’s (UL) School of

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Addressing the media Ambe said for the past five years the School of Accountancy has been a training ground for students in Ac-counting. “Amongst its milestone achievements are that, in October 2011, the University of

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Read more about the awards event in Polokwane Observer of 10 April 2014.

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ment in order to save energy. This year proved that the Earth Hour initia-

tive is now stronger than ever with efforts to save energy observed in more than 162 countries and 7 000 cities. The symbolic hour has grown into the world’s largest grassroots movement for the environment.

On local ground Meropa Casino & Enter-tainment World switched off all lights in their parking area on Saturday between 20:30 and

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Meropa Promotions Manager Raksha Gun-path said the casino has always participated in Earth Hour.

“As a casino it is difficult to switch off lights, but we decided on creating more awareness by handing out energy saving lamps to customers while we switched off all lights in the parking

PhOtO: RC MyBuRghCustomers at

Meropa Casino & Entertainment

World are happy to do their part in sav-ing energy by using

energy saving lamps distributed to them

during Earth Hour on Saturday evening

at Meropa. They are joined by Meropa’s

Guest Relations Of-ficer Belinda Bothma

(third from left), Promotions Manager

Raksha Gunpath (third from right)

and Guest Relations Officer Ednah Baker

(middle).

Lotto celebrates 14th birthday at Mall of the North RC MyBuRgh>>[email protected]

In a nationwide promotion in which the National Lottery celebrated their 14th birthday, visitors to Mall of the North were also given the chance to enter for the recent draw in which R40 million was up for grabs.

Promoters created a cheerful atmosphere in the parking area handing out lottery tickets encouraging people to participate in Saturday’s draw. Shoppers also indulged in a massive cake served as part of the celebrations.

The National Lottery’s website revealed that two lucky persons had all six numbers correct and won R20 million each. Earlier in March the National Lottery gave away R10 million and R20 million in respective draws as part of their birthday celebrations.

To date the Lotto managed to turn 1 164 people into millionaires with more than 90 mil-lion people sharing in the different dividends.

PhOtO: RC MyBuRgh National Lottery promoter Cas Dreijer, Mall of the North Marketing Manager René van der Merwe and Lotto Limpopo Area Manager Humbulani Mugivhi with the giant cake that was later served to those who joined in the celebrations.

Meropa celebrates Earth hour>> Earth Hour 2014 biggest in history >> Meropa and Pick n Pay switch off lights RC MyBuRgh>>[email protected]

“Let us stand together to make of our world a sustainable source for our future as human-ity on this planet,” the late Nelson Mandela is quoted to have said during an earlier Earth Hour event.

This year the entire world again witnessed as the Earth Hour phenomenon, in its eighth year, swept across the planet as 2014 broke all records of mass participation with millions of people becoming everyday super-heroes for the planet. Even in South Africa millions of people were motivated by Mandela’s words to join in the yearly commitment to planet earth to switch off all unessential lights and equip-

area and back offices,” she said. Pick n Pay stores across South Africa also

went dark on Saturday evening. Pick n Pay committed to the initiative and switched off all lights, including signage, at stores and regional offices nationwide. Only security lights which use minimal energy were switched on for security reasons.

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in the day, joined the occasion to pay tribute to the stars within the department. Introducing Masoga Head of Department Hanli du Plessis praised the MEC for turning around the depart-ment from zero to hero in the short period he has been at the helm.

The DRT won one platinum and two gold awards for the best service delivery at the Premier’s Excellence Awards last Friday. Earlier this month two drivers from the department, Titus Maphanga and Johnny Mdebuka scooped the top two awards at the National Driver of the Year competition. Both will go on to repre-sent Limpopo and the country in the upcom-ing international competition in Poland during August.

In his tribute to the individuals and various teams that helped the DRT to win the awards, Masoga said that everybody in the department must strive for excellence. He praised everyone involved at the department for their assistance in turning around the bad image of the DRT which was the first of five local government departments to fall under national intervention to one of the best performing departments in Limpopo.

“I am proud to have been part of the team that has turned around the fortunes of the department. In the short period of time that I have been MEC, everybody including the na-tional intervention team has worked extremely hard to make us a shining example to other provincial government departments,” Masoga said with pride.

He added that irrespective of what happens after the National Election in May, he can leave the department without having to look over his shoulder, knowing he has served with pride and dedication in helping to get the DRT back on the right track.

Veterans elect new leadership

WaRREn Blunt>>[email protected]

The shining stars at the Department of Roads and Transport (DRT) were honoured for their hard work in helping the department to win a number of awards recently at a gala dinner at the Pietersburg Club last Tuesday evening.

MEC Lehlogonolo Masoga having awarded a road contract of R147 million in Giyani earlier

HERBERt RacHuEnE>>[email protected]

The Limpopo structure of the South African National Military Veterans Association (SANMVA) elected its new Provincial Com-

mittee during a conference held in Polokwane on Saturday.

The newly elected committee consists of John Ngobeni (Chairperson), Lesiba Molomo (Deputy Chairperson), Liberty Mmela (Secre-tary), Phadishe Molokomme (Deputy Secrere-tary) and Mmutle Phasha (Treasurer).

Congratulating the new committee mem-bers Mmela said they must always remember that they face a myriad of challenges. “With their leadership talents we believe they will overcome everything. They will grow the as-sociation from strength to strength and we will rely on them for direction, professionalism, creativity and dedication in the reconstruction and development of our army,” he said.

Mmela also made a clarion call to the new leadership to serve the organisation with dis-tinction and commitment.

SANMVA was established as a non-profit organisation in terms of Section 7 of the Military Veterans Act, No 18 of 2011 with 86% shares held by SANMVA Trust and 14% by the SANMVA Management Services. The ultimate beneficiaries of SANMVA are the South African Military Veterans as defined in the Act.

The enactment of the Military Veterans Act of 2011 ensures that members of SANMVA benefit from government services.

PHOtO: HERBERt RacHuEnEPhotographed during the conference are Netshauzhe Thiathu, Nelombe Tevhedzeni, Naka-phala Matlala, Phala Phalakatshela and Sawel Mabotja.

Roads and transport pays tribute to award winning personnel

MEC for Roads and Transport

Lehlogonolo Masoga pays

tribute to the shining stars of

his department for their hard work

in helping the de-partment to scoop several prestigious

awards recently.

PHOtOS: WaRREn BluntPersonnel from the DRT watch the depart-mental choir perform at the gala dinner to reward them for their outstanding service on Tuesday evening.

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TIVE CONDITIONS IN TERMS OF THE REMOVAL

OF RESTRICTIONS ACT, 1967 (ACT 84 OF 1967)

I, Charlotte van der Mer-we, being the authorised agent of the owner of the erf mentioned below, hereby give notice that I have applied for the fol-lowing:1. To the Polokwane Mu-nicipality in terms of sec-tion 56(1)(b)(i) of the Town Planning and Town-ships Ordinance, 1986 (Ordinance No 15 of 1986) for the amendment of the Town Planning Scheme known as the Polokwane/Perskebult Town Plan-ning Scheme, 2007 to rezone Erf 3467, Seshego-B – situated at 162 Zondi Mapanga Street, Seshego-B - from “Residential 1” to “Business 2”, for the purposes of shops/of-fices/consulting rooms and other business related land uses as permitted in the Polokwane/Perskebult Town Planning Scheme, 2007, with the addition of Annexure 160 to change the parking ratio, and2. To the Department of Cooperative Governance, Human Settlements & Tra-ditional Affairs, in terms of section 3(1) of the Remov-al of Restrictions Act, 1967 (Act 84 of 1967), for the removal of the restrictive title conditions number 1, of the Deed of Grant no TG132061/2000.Particulars of the applica-tion will lie for inspection during normal office hours at the office of the Man-ager: Spatial Planning and Land Use Management, first floor, Civic Centre, Landdros Mare Street, Polokwane and at the of-fice of the Head of Depart-ment, Limpopo Province: Cooperative Governance, Human Settlements & Tra-ditional Affairs, 20 Rabé Street, Polokwane for a period of 28 days from 4 April 2014.Objections to or represen-tations in respect of the application must be lodged with or made in writing to the Municipal Manager at the above address or at PO Box 111, Polokwane, 0700 and/or to the Head of Department, Limpopo Province: Cooperative Governance, Human Settlements & Tra-ditional Affairs, Private BagX 9485, Polokwane, 0700, within a period of 28 days

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Are you a proactive person who boasts the ability to apply your selling and marketing skills with great success? Put these skills to the test in an exciting career in the bookselling industry.

Direct Sales ConsultantPolokwaneVan Schaik Bookstore is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced person to extend business in the area above.

Although not essential, a marketing qualification will enhance your application. Prerequisite is, a minimum of two years’ expe rience in selling or marketing of books or related products, as well as computer proficiency in MS Office and CRM systems. In addition, candidates must be in possession of a valid Code EB (08) driver’s licence and own suitable transport.

The successful candidate’s key performance areas will include: • sourcing new business within the schools and FET, higher education, nursing, corporate, government and library market segments • building brand equity • gathering market intelligence • customer relationship management • administration.

We offer a marketrelated costtocompany package, inclusive of member ship of a medical aid and a retirement fund.

Applications, accompanied by a detailed CV, must be forwarded to Marna du Plessis at [email protected] or via fax: 086 549 5679 before 10 April 2014.

Commencement of duties: As soon as possible

Please note that if no feedback has been received from us by 24 April 2014, applicants must regard their application as unsuccessful.

Given the Employment Equity policy of Van Schaik Bookstore, preference will be given to suitable candidates from the designated groups.

LEGALNOTICES30

IN THE HIGH COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA

[GAUTENG DIVISION, PRETORIA]

Case No.: 17752/2013In the matter between:NEDBANK LIMITED(Registration number: 1951/000009/06)

Execution CreditorandMAKOKO PHILEMON KGAPHOLA(Identity number: 640303 6525 087)

1st Execution DebtorESTHER MAKGOADI KGAPHOLA(Identity number: 650721 0341 085)

2nd Execution DebtorNOTICE OF SALE IN

TERMS OF RULE 46(7)(b)

AUCTIONIN EXECUTION of judg-ments of the High Court of South Africa (North Gaut-eng High Court, Pretoria) in the abovementioned suit, a sale will be held by the SHERIFF POLOKWANE at the Sheriff’s office, 66 Platinum Street, Ladine, Polokwane on WEDNES-DAY, 23 APRIL 2014 at 10:00 of the under men-tioned property of the Defendants on the condi-tions to be read out by the Auctioneer at the time of the sale:PORTION 2 OF ERF 103 PIETERSBURG TOWNSHIPREGISTRATION DIVISION L.S., LIMPOPO PROVINCEMEASURING 714 SQUARE METRESHELD BY DEED OF TRANS-FER T165281/2006ZONING – RESIDENTIALSITUATED AT 7A BODEN-STEIN STREET, POLOK-WANEIMPROVEMENTS: 2/3 BEDROOM HOUSE, BATHROOM, KITCHEN, LOUNGE & CARPORTThe abovementioned in-formation with regard to the improvements on the property is furnished al-though no guarantee can be supplied in this regard.TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT the Conditions of Sale may be inspected at the offices of the SHERIFF POLOKWANE at the Sher-iff’s Office, 66 Platinum Street, Ladine, Polokwane.DATED at PRETORIA this 4th day of MARCH 2014.

VAN DER MERWE DU TOIT INC.

ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF

BROOKLYN PLACE CNR BRONKHORST &

DEY STREETSBROOKLYNPRETORIA.

TEL: 012 452 1300FAX: 086 623 2984

REF: SORETHA DE BRUIN/jp/

NED108.43003/04

___________________IN THE MAGISTRATE’S

COURT FOR THE DIS-TRICT OF POLOKWANE HELD AT POLOKWANE

Case No.: 4583/2013In the matter between:ABSA BANK LIMITED

Execution CreditorandWJ ROOS

1st DefendantAAE ROOS

2nd DefendantNOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION – FIXED

PROPERTYIN PURSUANCE of a Judgement and Writ of Execution issued in the above Honourable Court on 16 JULY 2013 the un-der mentioned property will be sold in execution on WEDNESDAY, 23 APRIL 2014 at 10:00 at the OF-FICE OF THE SHERIFF, 66 PLATINUM STREET, LA-DINE, POLOKWANE to the highest bidder, the prop-erty being:ERF 4985, BENDOR, TOWNSHIP EXTENSION 95, REGISTRATION DI-VISION L.S. LIMPOPO PROVINCE, MEASURING: 704m².The following improve-ments have been made to the property (improve-ments and zoning although in this regard nothing is guaranteed/warranted namely: VACANT STAND under DEED OF TRANSFER T29785/2008.The property will be sold without reserve and sub-ject to the terms and con-ditions of the Magistrate’s Court Act and Rules to the highest bidder:The purchase price shall be paid as follows, being:1. 10% by the Purchaser payable in cash on date of the sale;2. The balance purchase price/guarantee together with interest within THIR-TY (30) days.The said property will be sold on the conditions of sale which conditions of sale may be inspected during office hours at the office of the Sheriff of the Magistrate’s Court, POLOKWANE.DATED at NELSPRUIT on this the 18th day of MARCH 2014.

DU TOIT-SMUTS & MATHEWS PHOSA

VAN NIEKERK STREETP O BOX 4030

NELSPRUITP/A STEYTLER NEL &

PARTNERS(PVZ/SA/A1002/318-

A12/13)03/04

___________________

from 4 April 2014. ADRESS OF AGENT

KAMEKHO CONSULTINGPO BOX 4169POLOKWANE

0700TEL: 082 456 3173Fax: 086 614 9265

03/04___________________

POLOKWANE/PERSKE-BULT WYSIGINGSKEMA

461KENNISGEWING VAN DIE

AANSOEK OM DIE WYSIG-ING VAN DIE POLOK-WANE/PERSKEBULT

DORPSBEPLANNINGSKE-MA, 2007 INGEVOLGE ARTIKEL 56(1)(B)(i)

VAN DIE ORDONNANSIE OP DORPSBEPLAN-

NING EN DORPE, 1986 (ORDONNANSIE NO 15 VAN 1986), SOWEL AS

DIE VERWYDERING VAN BEPERKENDE VOOR-WAARDES IN TERME

VAN DIE OPHEFFING VAN BEPERKINGS WET, 1967

(WET 84 VAN 1967)Ek, Charlotte van der Mer-we, synde die gemagtigde agent van die eienaar van die ondergenoemde erwe, gee hiermee kennis dat ek aansoek gedoen het vir die volgende:1. by die Polokwane Muni-

sipaliteit, ingevolge artikel 56(1)(b)(i) van die Ordon-nansie op Dorpsbeplan-ning en Dorpe, 1986 (Or-donnansie 15 van 1986) om die wysiging van die Dorpsbeplanningskema bekend as die Polokwane/Perskebult Dorpsbeplan-ningskema, 2007 deur die hersonering van Erf 3467, Seshego-B – geleë te Zondi Mapangastraat 162, Seshego-B - vanaf “Res-idensieel 1” na “Besigheid 2” vir die doeleindes van winkels/kantore/konsul-tasiekamers en ander be-sigheidsverwante gebruike soos toegelaat deur die Polokwane/Perskeubult Dorpsbeplanningskema, 2007, met Bylaag 160 om die parkeerverhouding te verander, en2. by die Departement van Ko-operatiewe Regering, Menslike Vestiging en Tradisionele Aangeleen-thede, in terme van artikel 3(1) van die Opheffing van Beperkingswet, 1967 (Wet 84 van 1967), vir die verwydering van voor-waarde nommer 1 van die Akte van Oordrag no: TG132061/2000.Besonderhede van die aansoek lê ter insae ge-durende kantoorure by die kantoor van die Bestuur-

der: Ruimtelike Beplanning en Grondgebruikbestuur, eerste vloer, Burgersen-trum, Landdros Mare-straat, Polokwane en by die kantoor van die Hoof van die Department, Lim-popo Provinsie: Koöpera-tiewe Regering, Menslike Vestiging en Tradisionele Aangeleenthede, Rabe-straat 20, Polokwane vir ‘n tydperk van 28 dae vanaf 4 April 2014.Besware teen of vertoë ten opsigte van die aansoek moet binne ‘n tydperk van 28 dae vanaf 4 April 2014 skriftelik by of tot die Mu-nisipale Bestuurder by bovermelde adres of by Posbus 111, Polokwane, 0700 en/of by die Hoof van die Departement, Limpopo Provinsie: Koöperatiewe Regering, Menslike Vestig-ing en Tradisionele Aang-eleenthede, Privaatsak X 9485, Polokwane, 0700, ingedien of gerig word.

ADRES VAN AGENTKAMEKHO

CONSULTINGPOSBUS 4169POLOKWANE

0700TEL: 082 456 3173Fax: 086 614 9265

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NOTICE OF REINSTATE-MENT OF A PRIVATE

COMPANYThe directors of Origize 23, (Registration no.

YOUR Career finder in LIMPOPO

BUYERLeading supplier has vacancy in Polokwane.Requirements:• Bilingual (English & Afrikaans)• Matric• Mature, well presented, willing to learn• Must have ability to work under pressure• Strive for teamwork with other depart-

ments• Ensure stock levels are in accordance with

the company policy• Experience with Steel will be a bonus• Experience with Syspro Program will be a

bonusPlease fax CV to: 086 274 6353

BLOUBERG PROJECT SENIOR COORDINATOR

Heifer International South Africa’s (Heifer) mission is to work with communities to end hunger and poverty in South Africa and care for the Earth. As a means to reach our mission, the organisation is scaling up its programme work and impact in order to reach more families at a faster pace using appropriate enhanced systems. This position will be responsible for leading, coordinating and implementing the Blouberg Project based on Heifer’s proven global model, sound planning, programme coordination, and evaluation practices for improved livelihoods in the project area.

FUNCTIONSUnder the supervision of, and in consultation with the Director of Programmes, the Blouberg Project Senior Coordinator will lead and manage programme coordination and reporting of project activities. Sixty percent of the Project Senior Coordinator’s time will be spent in the field on implementation and supporting project participants and 40% for administrative, relationships and other activities.For more details on this position please refer to our website: http://www.heifer.org.za/vacancies.

To apply, submit a CV, contact details of two referees and motivation letter to Human Resources, Heifer International South Africa at [email protected]

No later than the 10 April 2014.

Should you not hear from Heifer International South Africa within two weeks after the closing date, consider your application unsuccessful.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

vir ‘n onderhoud genooi word.

2008/226533/23), hereby give notice of the pro-posed application for re-instatement of the above company to the Compa-nies and Intellectual Prop-erty Commission (CIPC). Any objection to the appli-cation must be lodged with CIPC within 21 days of this notice.

Bahurutshi Business Consultants

Tel: 015 291 4194Cell: 078 205 8520

03/04___________________

NOTICE OF REINSTATE-MENT OF A PRIVATE

COMPANYThe directors of Limpito General Trading, (Registra-tion no. 2008/122886/23), hereby give notice of the proposed application for reinstatement of the above company to the Compa-nies and Intellectual Prop-erty Commission (CIPC). Any objection to the appli-cation must be lodged with CIPC within 21 days of this notice.

Bahurutshi Business Consultants

Tel: 015 291 4194Cell: 078 205 8520

03/04___________________

URGENT PUBLIC NOTICEThe SAVF PIETERSBURG GESINSORG situated at 9 Hoog Street, Polokwane, herewith issues an urgent

public notice in attempt-ing to locate the biological parents, Azania E. Nortje and Johannes H. de Bruin or any person connected to their son.Failing to contact the SAVF Pietersburg Gesinsorg within a period of threemonths terminates the bi-ological parent’s rights andthe boy’s adoption process will continue as though the absent parent consented to the adoption.Please contact m: S White, Social Worker on 015 295 9077/8

03/04___________________

URGENT PUBLIC NOTICEThe SAVF PIETERSBURG GESINSORG situated at 9 Hoog Street, Polokwane, herewith issues an urgent public notice in attempting to locate the biological par-ents, Samuel Molokomme and Pinkie Mbembe or any person connected to the Mbembe-twins.Failing to contact the SAVF Pietersburg Gesinsorg within a period of three months terminates the biological parent’s rights and the twins’ adoption process will continue as though the absent parent consented to the adoption.Please contact: S White, Social Worker on 015 295 9077/8

03/04___________________

• Bestuurslisensie• Sober gewoontes

• Bereid om skofte te werk• Manlik

• OndervindingSalaris onderhandelbaar na gelang

van ondervindingStuur CV na: [email protected]

of faks 086 550 1245Sluitingsdatum: 17 April 2014

Vloerbestuurderby bekende Lodge

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Een en twintig rugbyspelers van Curro Heuwelkruin toer tans in Argentinië om waardevolle blootstelling te kry en erva-

ring op te doen. Vanmiddag (Donderdag) word die derde

wedstryd op skoolvlak teen die Club Curupayti-span gespeel.

Die toergroep het verlede Vrydag vertrek en gaan in die Duomi Hotel in Buenos Aires tuis. Volgens Heuwelkruin se uitvoerende hoof, Eben Lingenfelder is dit nie net ‘n rugbytoer

nie, want die spelers kry terselfdertyd die geleentheid om dele van die land te besigtig, die daaglikse aktiwiteite van ‘n eg Argentynse beesplaas te ervaar en groot inkopiesentrums te besoek. Die span het Maandag na San Pe-dro gereis waar hulle die eerste wedstryd van die toer teen Tiro Federal San Pedro gespeel het. Dinsdag het hulle teen die Old Resian-span van Atletico de Rosario in Accaria Rosario te staan gekom.

Met hul terugkeer sal die span môre (Vry-dag) in Sao Paulo, Brasilië spandeer voordat hulle vroeg Saterdagoggend op eie bodem verwag word. Uitslae sal later verskyn.

Kruinies se rugbyspan toer in Argentinië

FOtO: RC MyBuRgh Die saamgestelde rugbyspan van Curro Heuwelkruin wat tans in Argentinië toer is Wessel Pretorius, Takkies Esterhuizen, Ludwig Bouwer, Jaco van Wyk, Mauritz Pretorius en Nichardt van Niekerk. In die middel is Grey Milne, Renier Gerber, Divan Gerber, Ross Pretorius, Wernich Kachel-hoffer (kaptein), Jarrod Kenmiur en Hanco van Staden. Agter is Eben Lingenfelder (afrigter), Ruben Niewoudt, JJ de Beer, Gustav Lambrechts, Tristan Schim, Laffnie Jacobsz, Derek Booyens en Stebian van der Walt (afrigter). Stefan Nel en Paul Janse van Rensburg was afwesig.

KEShIA J V RENSBuRg>> [email protected]

Close to 300 athletes took part in the second gruelling annual instalment of the Pan Solu-tions Wik Off-road Triathlon.

Stanford Lake College played host to the event on 16 March with local and national athletes vying for the coveted title of male and female winner. The competition was contested over two courses with the longer consisting of a 1 km swim, 26 km mountain biking ride and a 10 km trail run. The shorter course consisted

of a 5 km swim, 15 km mountain biking ride and a 5 km trail run.

Results: Long course: Men: Leon Roode followed by Steve Wilson and Ruan ViljoenLadies: Melanie Melville followed by Tarryn Brent and Elana Malherbe. Shorter course:Men: Brian Gardiner followed by Gawie Booy-sen and Kuno Venter Ladies: Ashley Murray, Shirley Schriven and Sarah Venter.

Locals clinch off-road triathlon titles

Steven Wilson finished second place in the longer course of the men’s division over 37 km.

Ashley Murray, first lady home after the shorter triathlon race over 25 km.

Brian Gardiner won the shorter leg of the men’s triathlon.

Leon Roode come out tops in the men’s division of the gruelling triathlon race over 37 km.

Melanie Melville took home the spoils after winning the ladies section of the 37 km triathlon race.

State auctionDuly instructed by our valued clients, the South african Social Security agency, we will sell

the following items per public auction on Thursday, 10 april at 10:30 at Seshego Government Garage.

Office furniture: Office desks, Credenzas, Office chairs, Computers, Printers and much more

Vehicles: 5 x Toyota Corollas, 9 x Nissan Hardbodys, 2 x Isuzus, 3 x Toyota Ventures, 8 x Nissan Almeras, 1 x Toyota Condor.

Viewing Date: Wednesday, 09 april from 09:00 to 16:00Buyers must register - ID document and proof of residence required.

R10 000 cash registration fee on vehicles. R2 000 registration fee on loose assets. Right reserved. The auctioneer has the right to participate in the auction. Regulations in terms of Consumer Protection Law

68 of 2008. This advert complies with Article 45 of Law 68/2008. Standard terms and conditions apply.

ALL purchases to be paid for within 2 hours after auction.

JOHAN 083 477 2246 OFFICE 015 263 6167CC Reg no. 2008 / 037750 /23

ASSET AUCTIONEERS Plot 15, DalmadaPO Box 215, [email protected]

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(Established 1968)AUCTIONS

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION - CONTACT THE AUCTIONEERS PROPERTY SERVICES & AUCTIONEERS

PLATINUM PLACE, 2 WATERMELON STREET, PLATINUM PARKPO BOX 1238, POLOKWANE

TEL: 015 287 3300 FAX: 086 691 7845E-MAIL: [email protected] WEB: www.elistroh.co.za

LIQUIDATED ESTATE AUCTION OF 4 BEDROOM DWELLING WITH SWIMMING POOL

Duly instructed thereto by Tshwane Trust Co (Pty) Ltd, in the matter SUTHA INDUSTRIAL SOLUTIONS (PTY) LTD (IN LIQUIDATION), MASTERS REFERENCE NR: T0810/13, we will sell by public auction on:

THURSDAY, 10 APRIL 2014

AT 10:00AT THE PROPERTY

144 POTGIETER AVENUEPOLOKWANE

THE PROPERTY:Erf 69, Welgelegen, Registration Division LS, LimpopoMeasuring: 1793 m² IMPROVEMENTS:Dwelling consisting of 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, lounge, dining room, family room with built-in bar, 2 studies and kitchen.Other:• Lock-up garage for 3 vehicles • Shade-net carport for 2 vehicles• Stoep • Swimming poolLOCATION:The property is situated at 144 Potgieter Avenue, Welgelegen, Polokwane. Route markers will be erected.AUCTIONEERS NOTE:This is a rare opportunity to obtain a well built property with a good address in Polokwane. Do not miss this opportunity.All potential buyers are advised to attend the auction. Viewing by appointment with the auctioneers or visit our web page.CONDITIONS OF SALE:10% Deposit on day of the auction and balance guarantees within 30 days after date of confirmation of sale. Confirmation within 14 days after date of auction.All potential buyers to register before the auction and proof of identity and residential address are required.

CAPRICORN COLLEGE FOR FETISO 9001:2008 Certificated

CENTRAL OFFICE16 Market Street Tel 015 291 3118POLOKWANE 0699 015 291 3115Private Bag X9674 Fax 015 291 2767POLOKWANE 0700 www.capricorncollege.co.za

POLOKWANE CAMPUS SENWABARWANA CAMPUS SESHEGO CAMPUSDiemeer Street Senwabarwana Main Street 1919 Freedom DrivePOLOKWANE 0699 SENWABARWANA 0790 SESHEGO 0742Tel: 015 287 0400 Tel: 015 505 3172 Tel: 015 223 0006Fax: 015 287 0439 Fax: 015 505 3174 Fax: 015 223 5187

INVITATION FOR CLOSED QUOTATIONSPECIFICATION: DEBT COLLECTION FOR CAPRICORN COLLEGE FOR FET• Capricorn College for FET consisting of four campuses: Polokwane, Seshego,

Senwabarwana (Bochum area) and Ramokgopa (Matoks area) is seeking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced service provider within proven knowledge, skills and experience for debt collection.

• The Capricorn College for FET is hereby requesting interested parties to sub-mit proposals for the collection of outstanding student debts. The outstanding amounts are mainly tuition and accommodation fees.

• Interested parties must be registered with the Debt Collectors Council and must have extensive knowledge in respect of the National Credit Act.

• The proposal must consist of the working procedure to be followed as well as the cost and expected timeframe of collecting debt. There are no formal tender documents.

• The following documents must be attached to the proposal:o Tax clearance certificateo BBBEE Certificateo Proof of registration at the Debt Collectors Council

GENERAL INFORMATION:• Quotations must be deposited on Thursday 17 April 2014 at 11:00 in the bid box

that is allocated in the Central Office, 16 Market Street, Polokwane. The bid box is open Monday to Friday 7:30 -16:30.

• The proposals must be enclosed in a sealed envelope clearly marked “Debt Collection”.

• Enquiries can be directed to: M Mailula Tel: 015 230 1800• Telegraphic, telephonic, telex, facsimile emailed and late submissions will not

be accepted. The lowest bid may not necessarily be accepted.• The Capricorn College for FET reserves the right to reduce or increase the

scope of work, or withdraw any bid at any time.• Capricorn College for FET reserves the right to reject any or all bid proposals

and to waive technical errors if, in the College’s judgement, the best interests of the College will thereby be promoted.

• Quotations will be evaluated on functionality, price and BBBEE points.THE QUOTATION IS SUBJECT TO THE PREFERENTIAL PROCUREMENT POLICY FRAMEWORK ACT AND THE PREFERENTIAL PROCUREMENT REGULATIONS, 2011, THE GENERAL CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT AND, IF APPLICABLE, ANY OTHER SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT.


Following their mas-sive 3-1 victory over Maluti FC at Charles Mopeli Stadium in the Free State on Saturday, Black Leopards FC have vowed to fight and keep the pressure on National First Division log leaders Chippa United. Chippa leads the pack with 51 points, seven points clear ahead of Black Leopards who occupy the second position of the league with 44 points.

With only five games to go before the end of the season Black Leopards, Spokesperson Berry Ramunenyiwa said they are adamant that they will fin-ish the season as the victors of the 2013/2014 National First Division. “We are very aware that Chippa is on top of the log. They have stretched their lead in the league, but they don’t scare us. Foot-ball is football and we are not going take our eyes of our goal because they are on top. We will keep on fighting until the last whistle,” Ramune-nyiwa said.

The Makhado based outfit will be hoping for maximum points when they play Chippa at Philippi Sta-dium in Cape Town, tomorrow (Friday) in a match described buy football pundits as the decider of the league. “It is going tough game. We are all vying for the league but we are promising our fans that we will come tops in the battle,” Ramunenyiwa said.

Black Leopards to prey on chippa united


Limpopo Softball Association (LSA)’s Su-per League Cup will resume at Moletlane Softball grounds on Sunday. This follows a month-long break of preparation and partici-pation in the South African National Softball Championships held in Cape recently.

LSA Spokesperson Matome Lebea said during the association’s general council meeting held in Seshego on Sunday it was decided that the Super League Cup should be played to its finish soon. “We resolved that the Super League Cup should be final-ised by 13 April and the league programme by the end of April. The club officials made a commitment that they will ensure that they attend all their outstanding matches. We stopped all the competitions and league matches to allow provincial team selectors an

ample time to prepare for the provincial team for national championships,” Lebea said.

He added that the main focus of the weekend matches will be the battle between long-time enemies Mahwelereng Spikes and Lebowakgomo Wild Beasts who will face each other at 13:00.

Spikes will start their programme of the day against Mamaolo Rebels at 10:00 before they play Sekhukhune Sweepers in their second match ahead of the clash against Wild Beasts. “Moletlane Texas silver medal-list coach Mamphiri Sethosa will have an opportunity to put into practice the national level experience against Sekhukhune Sweep-ers and Naledi Spiders,” Lebea said.

The rest of weekend fixtures are: Spikes vs Rebels, Moletlane Texas vs Sweepers, Spikes vs Sweepers, Texas vs Naledi Spi-ders, Rebels vs Sweepers and Wild Beasts vs Spikes.

Softball matches to resume this weekend after long break

Plot 6, PalmietfonteinSel: 083 758 9231Sel: 083 648 3282Fax: 086 582 6139Epos: [email protected]

REPO- EN MEUBELVEILINGDATUM: SATERDAG, 5 APRIL 2014 TYD: 10:00PLEK: ARK AFSLAERSPERSEEL (LEBOWAKGOMO-CHUENESPOORT PAD) (NABY SOUTH-GATE COUNTRY LODGE) MEUBELS:Groot hoeveelheid repo-meubels. Sitkamerstelle, televisiestelle (flat screens), hoëtroustelle, skootrekenaars, rekenaars, selfone, hangkaste, kombuiskasstelle, slaapkamerstelle, yskaste, vries-kaste, muureenhede, dubbelbed- en koninginbasisstelle, eetkam-erstelle, koffietafels en nog vele meer items, te veel om op te noem.VOERTUIE:Isuzu 1997 ADE trok.ANDERE:Egte leer sitkamerstelle, plasma TV-eenhede, glas- en leerafwerk-ing-eetkamerstelle, slaapkamerstelle, kantoorstoele, skadunet en nog vele meer, te veel om op te noem.VOORWAARDES:Kontant of bankgewaarborgde tjeks of internetbetalings (internet-fasiliteit beskikbaar by kantoor) dieselfde dag van die veiling. Geen uitsondering sal gemaak word nie.AFSLAERSNOTA:Besigtiging Vrydag, 4 April 2014. Moenie hierdie veiling misloop nie! Registrasiefooi van R1 000.00 is betaalbaar. Items is in baie goeie toestand. Baie mooi voorraad. Geen waar-borg op items nie. BTW is betaalbaar op alle REPO-MEUBELS. Die afslaer behou die reg voor om enige items by te voeg of te ont-trek sonder enige kennisgewing. BAIE BELANGRIK: INDIEN TELE-VISIESTELLE GEKOOP WORD MOET ‘N TELEVISIELISENSIE GETOON WORD VOORDAT TELEVISIES GELAAI MAG WORD. Alle items moet verkoop word en gelaai word nie later as Maandag 7 April 2014 nie.

VIR ENIGE NAVRAE KONTAK ESTELLE DE BEER 083 648 3282 OF NIC DE BEER 083 758 9231

WaRREn BLunt>>[email protected]

BB Truck & Tractor Noorde-like Rugbyklub (Noordelikes) speel Saterdag hul laaste wedstryd in vanjaar se Cell C Gemeenskapbeker-kompetisie teen Boland se ligakampioene, Roses United en sal graag die bordjies wil verhang.

Hulle het tot dusver al hul wedstryde in die kompetisie verloor. Saterdag het hulle teen Brakpan Rugbyklub met 22-35 vasgeval en hul eerste tuiswedstryd het hulle met 13-42 teen Boksburg Rug-byklub verloor. Daarna het ‘n wegwedstryd teen Centurion Rugbyklub gevolg.

Saterdag sal hul dolgraag hul wedstryd teen Roses United voor hul tuisonder-

steuners met ‘n oorwinning wil afsluit.

Die Boland-span het tot dusver vir ‘n paar groot verassings gesorg. Indien hulle teen Noordelikes ‘n sege behaal, sal hul na die uitspeelrondtes van die Gemeenskapbeker deurdring wat oor die Paasnaweek plaasvind.

Saterdag se wedstryd begin om 16:00.

noordelikes speel laasteGemeenskapbeker-wedstryd

visitus on

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POLOKWANE MUNICIPALITY

PUBLIC NOTICE ON REVISED 2013/14 SERVICE DELIVERY AND BUDGET IMPLEMENTATION PLAN (SDBIP)

Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 21A of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act 32 of 2000 and Section 54 (1) (c) of the Local Government: Municipal Finance Management Act 56 of 2003, that Polokwane Municipality has revised the 2013/14 Service Delivery and Budget Implementation Plan (SDBIP) to be in line with the Council Approved Adjustment Budget. The Revised 2013/14 Service Delivery and Budget Implementa-tion Plan will be used to monitor and for reporting municipal performance for the third and fourth quarter of the 2013/14 financial year.

Copies of the 2013/14 Revised Service Delivery and Budget Implementation Plan (SDBIP) is available for inspection by members of the community and all stakeholders in all Municipal Cluster Offices and Municipal Website (www.polokwane.gov.za)

Enquiries: V Mthombeni at 015 290 2872/ 083 503 1699 or [email protected] S Chuene at 015 290 2247/ 060 501 6938 or [email protected]

Municipal Manager TC Mametjacnr Landdros Mare & Bodenstein streetsCivic CentrePolokwane0700

POLOKWANE MUNICIPALITY

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION OF THE 2012-13 ANNUAL REPORT AND AN INVITATION OF COMMUNITY MEMBERS TO PROBE AND

MAKE SUBMISSIONS Polokwane Municipality has adopted its 2012-13 Annual Report during a Special Council sitting held on 11 March 2014. This is line with the provisions of Section 46 (4)(a) of the Municipal Systems Act 32 of 2000 and Section 127 of the Municipal Finance Management Act 56 of 2003.

The adopted Annual Report will be available for collection from Polokwane Municipality offices and the following cluster offices:

Civic Centre, 2nd floor, Resource Centre at cnr Landdros Mare & Bodenstein streets

Library at Library Gardens in Polokwane

Moletjie Community Services Centre

Maja/Chuene Cluster Offices

Sebayeng/Dikgale Cluster Offices

Mankweng Municipal Offices

Polokwane Municipality’s Public Accounts Committee (MPAC) will probe the 2012-13 Annual Report on behalf of Council and present the Oversight Report on the Annual within the period of two (2) months to Council as per the provisions of Section 129 of the Municipal Finance Management Act 56 of 2003.

Members of the public are encouraged to probe and comment on the content of the annual report and for-ward comments and submissions to the Chairperson of MPAC or write to: Chairperson of MPAC, Polokwane Municipality, P.O. Box 111, Polokwane 0700

The closing date for the submission of comments or representations on the Annual Report is Friday, 4 April 2014 (21 days from the date of publication of this notice).

Enquiries: V Mthombeni at 015 290 2247/083 503 1699 or [email protected] S Chuene at 015 290 2873/060 501 6938 or [email protected]

Municipal Manager TC Mametjacnr Landdros Mare & Bodestein streetCivic CentrePolokwane0700

APPLY NOW FOR YOUR 2014/15 MANDATORY GRANTS

Workplace Skills Plan / Annual Training Report / Pivotal Plan & Report Submission Deadline Date: 30 April 2014

Firms in the clothing, footwear, forestry, furniture, general goods, leather, packaging, print media, printing, publishing, pulp and paper, textiles and wood products sub- sectors, registered with the Fibre Processing and Manufacturing (FP&M) SETA are reminded that their application for Mandatory Grants is due by 30 April 2014.

This application must include a Workplace Skills Plan (WSP) for the period April 2014 to March 2015 and an Annual Training Report (ATR) for the period April 2013 to March 2014. Firms with 50 or more employees must also submit a PIVOTAL Training Plan and Report as part of their submission.

Provision will be made for firms employing less than 50 employees to submit their mandatory grants application in a simplified format.

Mandatory Grant Applications must be submitted via our Management Information System (MIS) which can be accessed via our website (www.fpmseta.org.za).

Please note that only firms that submit a WSP/ATR and PIVOTAL Plan/Report by the regulated deadline date would be eligible to apply for Discretionary grant funding from the FP&M SETA during the 2014/15 financial year.

For assistance with your Mandatory Grant application, kindly contact our Skills Planning Division:Head Office Sbahle Ndlovu Tel: 011 403 1700 [email protected] Xoliswa Radebe Tel: 011 403 1700 [email protected] Pearl Ngiba Tel: 011 403 1700 [email protected] Helvy Mnisi Tel: 031 702 4482 [email protected] Cape Gloria Ngqinambi Tel: 021 462 0057 [email protected]

>> Tournament only for regis-tered Mercedes owners>> Magnificent Mercedes SLK not won at 16th holeWaRREn Blunt>>[email protected]

The regional round of the annual Mer-cedes Trophy was held at the Polok-wane Golf Club on Friday and was

well-supported by local golfers who are also Mercedes owners.

This is the 25th year that the popular event was held worldwide with a team from South Africa coming out tops last year.

In order to play in the prestigious tourna-ment a golfer had to be a registered Mercedes passenger vehicle owner and have an official golf handicap from Golf South Africa.

As an added incentive on Friday, Mercu-rius Motors Polokwane had a Mercedes SLK sports car up for grabs to any golfer that could achieve a hole-in-one at the short par 3 sixteenth hole.

Luckily for the sponsors nobody managed to win the car.

Friday’s tournament had three winners in three different handicap categories with all the winners going on to play in the next round of the tournament at Mauritius in August.

The winners in Mauritius will represent South Africa at the finals in Germany at the end of the year.

Duane Viljoen was the winner of the A-division. Joe Mackays took the honours in the B-division by four points with Tleane Mat-sobane coming out on top in the C-division.

Many other exciting prizes sponsored by Mercurius Motors Polkwane were also won on the day.

Mercedes owners square-off at annual Mercedes trophy

The magnificent Mercedes SLK sports car that was up for grabs to any golfer that achieved a hole-in-one at the 16th hole during the Mercedes Trophy at the Polokwane Golf Club last Friday. PhOtO: MElany MaRtin

PhOtOS: WaRREn BluntDuane Viljoen with Mercurius Motors Polo-kwane Dealer Principal John White after win-ning the A-division of the Mercedes Trophy at the Polokwane Golf Club on Friday.

B-division Mercedes Trophy winner Joe Mack-ays pictured with Mercurius Motors Polo-kwane Dealer Principal, John White.

The winner of the C-division of the Mercedes Trophy on Friday, Tleane Matsobane receives his trophy from Mercurius Motors Polokwane Dealer Principal John White.



Twee van die stad se jongste ren-jaers, Roean (10) en Roelien (13) van Breda het Vrydag vir leerders van Pietersburg Laerskool (PLS) ‘n klein voorsmakie gegee van wat met die naweek se Polokwane Oval Klubkampioenskappe verwag kan word.

Leerders kon tydens pouse die kragtige voertuie van nader beskou terwyl vlaggies en plak-kers uitgedeel is. Hulle het ook hul steun aan Roean en Roelien, wat beide aan die kampioenskap deelneem en giftige teenstanders is, gegee. Roean jaag sedert 2012 en Roelien gaan aan haar tweede kompetisie deelneem.

Polokwane Oval-promotor, Stephan Weideman se hulle poog om ‘n liefde vir motorsport onder jongmense te kweek deur die

motors by skole uit te stal sodat leerders hulle van nader kan beskou en die geleentheid het om vrae te vra.

“Spoedvrate kan Saterdag groot aksie op die ovaalbaan verwag. Die geleentheid sorg altyd vir ‘n gesellige samekoms van toeskouers terwyl renjaers sake op die baan uitspook. Toeskouers kan weer uitsien na kompete-rende rondtes tussen die renjaers in die beginnersklas sowel as die 2,0 liter gemodifiseerde-afdeling. Sommige renjaers sal na ‘n lang tyd weer op die baan te sien wees nadat hulle weens reën nie aan die onlangse streekkampioen-skappe kon deelneem nie.” sê hy.

Die hekke open om 12:00 waarna die resies om 17:00 begin. Eet- en drinkgoed word te koop aangebied.

Vir meer inligting kontak Wei-deman by 084 767 1354.

Foto: RC MybuRgh Broer en suster, Roean en Roelien van Breda, wat Saterdag aan die Polokwane Oval se klubkampioenskappe deelneem, word heelhartig deur mede-leerders van Pietersburg Laerskool ondersteun.

Spoedvrate Saterdag in aksie by ovaalbaan

WaRRen blunt>>[email protected]

Limpopo Impalas Cricket (LIC) is hosting the semi-finals and final of the club Twenty20 competition at the Polokwane Cricket Club on Sunday.

Cricket action gets underway

at 09:45 with the fixture between Seshego Cricket Club and the Hornbills Cricket Club on the A-field.

At the same time Al-Fatah Cricket Club and Mogol Cricket Club from Lephalale will be in action on the B-field in what promises to be a close match.

The winners of the morning’s semi-finals will meet in the final on the A-field at 14:00. LIC invites all cricket enthusiasts to bring their camp chairs, cooler boxes and braai stands to witness some exciting T20 cricket at the Polokwane Cricket Club on Sunday.

Club t20 champs to be decided on Sunday

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Limpopo Province- Thulamela

Functionality criteria:1. Location

2. accessibility:

3. Operational suitability:

Bid No:

PLK14/32

Weighting factor: 30

30

40

Closing:

08 April 2014 at 11:00

Bids obtainable from:

78 Hans Van Rensburg Street, Old Mutual Building, First floor Office No: 10 Polokwane,0700

Post or deliver bids to:

Department of Public Works, Private Bag X 9469, Polokwane,0700


The points scored by a tenderer in respect of the level of BBBEE contribution contemplated in sub-regulation (2) will be added to the points scored for price as calculated in accordance with sub-regulation (1) of PPPFA regulations of 2011.

N/A on the N/A at N/A Prospective bidders / tenderers to meet at N/A

NOTE: Documents will be sold at a non-refundable deposit of R 200.00 CASH per set.

Contact for Bid information: Johny ChokoeTel No: 015 293 8056

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SERVICE DESCRIPTION: Greater Giyani: Procurement of an office accommodation (Existing building, building under construction or building to be constructed) at a total space of 537.46m² with 25 parking bays for a period of 5 years: Department of Rural Development and Land Reform

This bid will be evaluated in terms of the 90/10 scoring systemThis bid includes functionality which will be scored out of 100. Bidders must obtain a minimum of 50 to be considered for further evaluation (price and preference)Price 90Number of Points 10

Subject to sub-regulation (3) of the PPPFA regulations of 2011, points will be awarded to a tenderer for attaining the B-BBEE status level of contributor in accordance with the table below:B-BBEE status level of contributor Number of points1 102 93 84 55 46 37 28 1Non-complaint contributor 0

Functionality criteria: Weighting factor: 1. Location 302. Accessibility: 303. Operational suitability: 40



Limpopo Province- Greater Giyani


2. Accessibility:


Bid No:

PLK14/29

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30

30

40

Closing:

08 April 2014 at 11:00


78 Hans Van Rensburg Street, Old Mutual Building, First floor Office No: 10 Polokwane, 0700


Department of Public Works, Private Bag X 9469, Polokwane, 070078 Hans Van Rensburg Street, Old Mutual Building, First floor Office No: 10 Polokwane, 0700






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This bid will be evaluated in terms of the 90/10 scoring systemThis bid includes functionality which will be scored out of 100. Bidders must obtain a minimum of 50 to be considered for further evaluation (price and preference)Price 90Number of Points 10

Subject to sub-regulation (3) of the PPPFA regulations of 2011, points will be awarded to a tenderer for attaining the B-BBEE status level of contributor in accordance with the table below:B-BBEE status level of contributor Number of points1 102 93 84 55 46 37 28 1Non-compliant contributor 0

Functionality criteria: Weighting factor: 1. Location 302. Accessibility: 303. Operational suitability: 40



Limpopo Province- Elias Motswaledi


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PLK14/31

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08 April 2014 at 11:00











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>> Free entry for Satur-day’s match>> First 1 000 spectators receive free fruit juiceWARREN BLUNT>>[email protected]

Excitement is building for the Assupol Limpopo Blue Bulls two home matches in the Vodacom

Cup against the Steval Pumas on Saturday and the Lions the following Saturday (12 April) at the new Peter Mokaba Stadium.

Limpopo Blue Bulls Vice President, Charles van Wyk also made the an-nouncement recently that Below Zero frozen fruit juices will be the venue sponsor for the team’s last two home matches of the Vodacom Cup competi-tion. After the matches against the Pu-mas and the Lions in Polokwane, the Assupol Limpopo Blue Bulls play their last match in the competition against the Vodacom Blue Bulls in Pretoria on 25 April.

On Saturday the Assupol Limpopo Blue Bulls were outplayed by a ram-pant Valke side in their North Section

Vodacom Cup clash at the DP de Vil-liers Stadium in Sasolburg, to lose by 14-65. The half-time score was 24-14 in the hosts favour. The match was evenly balanced at the break, but the Valke scored seven more tries in the second half to record their first victory of the season.

Prop Thulani Mathonsi and left wing Koning Janse van Rensburg scored tries for Limpopo with flyhalf, Andy Huysamen adding the two con-versions. Limpopo still has to record their first victory in the competition

and will be hoping for a better perfor-mance against the Pumas at home on Saturday.

Entrance for Saturday’s match is free of charge and Below Zero are giving away free fruit juices to the first 1 000 spectators. Van Wyk has urged Limpopo’s rugby followers to come out in their numbers to support the team against the Pumas, who are on top of the log in the north section of the Vodacom Cup.

Gates open at 09:30 and the main match will kick off at 12:00.

PHOTO: WARREN BLUNTAssupol Lim-

popo Blue Bulls Vice President,

Charles van Wyk with Below Zero frozen fruit juices Managing Director, Imraan

Mohammed at the announcement

of the company’s sponsorship for

the team’s home games at the

Peter Mokaba Stadium.

Lim Bulls lock horns with Pumas



Limpopo Province- Lephalale


2. accessibility:


Bid No:

PLK14/30

Weighting factor:

30

30

40

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08 April 2014 at 11:00











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South Africa’s top high school athletes were in action over the weekend during the hosting of the South African Schools Athletics (SASA) National Secondary Schools Track & Field Champion-ship at the old Peter Mokaba Stadium.

The Executive Mayor of Polokwane, Freddy Greaver opened the championship last Wednesday and the full pro-gramme of events proceeded without any major glitches from Thursday to Saturday.

Although athletes com-peting in Saturday’s finals were hampered by a few rain delays in the afternoon and the wet track and moisture made records hard to achieve by the sprinters and athletes competing in the field events, the middle distance runners enjoyed the thicker air and heavier atmosphere as a result of the wet weather.

The General Secretary of the SASA Executive Commit-tee, Peppi Olevano said two national records were broken in the u.15 boys 100 m and u.17 girls 3 000 m walk events.

Thando Dlodlo from North West ran the race of his life in the u.15 boys 100 m heats on Thursday when the weather was favourable to clock 10, 78 seconds and set a new South African record.

Gauteng won the most medals during the champi-onship with a total of 142, which included 66 gold, 44 silver and 42 bronze medals.

SASA athletics championship successfully hosted in city

PHOTOS: WARREN BLUNTThando Dlodlo (u.15) from North West improved the South African record in the 100 metre heats last Thursday. With him is his proud man-ager, Jackie Maila

Megan Phillips (u.17) from Gauteng under way to winning the 100 m heat.

HERBERT RACHUENE>>[email protected]

Polokwane City’s 1-1 draw against Free State Stars on Saturday has not in any way diminished their Head Coach, Boebie Solomons’ confidence in his team which cur-rently lies in 15th position of the Absa Premiership with 20 points after 24 matches.

With only six matches to go before the end of the season it remains to be seen if Polokwane City will avoid the relegation zone. In their last six encounters they face a daunting task against log leaders Kaizer Chiefs, Mpumalan-ga Black Aces, Maritzburg United, Moroka Swallows, Super Sport United and University of Pretoria.

“We are not scared of any team now. Perhaps if you asked me the that question at the begin-

ning of the season we would say yes we are, but now we are more experienced, determined and focused. The players know what is at stake; they understand the po-sition we are in within the league. I will be worried if the players were worried but they look more inspired to do well in the league more than anything else. With the kind of mood we are in, we believe we can avoid relegation,” Solomons said.

He pointed out that their focus is to do well against University of Pretoria at Tuks Stadium on Saturday.

“It is an away game. It is going to be tough as they are currently enjoying a good spell in the league. These are the kind of matches we need to win. We will be going all out to pick up points,” Solomons said.

Polokwane City fighting relegation

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>> Local beauty wears second princess crown with pride>> Mokoko will be spending some time in Limpopo to uplift the youthKESHIA J V RENSBURG>> [email protected]

Local beauty Matlala Mokoko walked away with the coveted title of second princess during the Miss South Africa 2014 pageant

held at Sun City on Sunday. A night epitomised by glamour and glitz saw

the 23-year-old Accounting student from Ga-Masemola in Limpopo taking third place in the most coveted beauty pageant in South Africa.

Mokoko currently resides in Johannesburg where she is a student at the University of Johannesburg, where at the end of last year she completed her B Com Accounting degree. She hopes to complete her honours degree in Financial Management this year.

Being chosen as one of the top three most beautiful women in the country is an achieve-ment Mokoko has welcomed with both hands. “Thousands of girls entered the pageant and I thank God for putting me in the position to be chosen as one of the top three,” she said during an exclusive telephonic interview on Monday morning with Polokwane Observer, mere hours after her crowning.

Mokoko says she is extremely grateful for the experience she has been granted in taking part in Miss SA 2014. Out of the many lessons Mokoko learnt during the build-up to the final pageant on Sunday. She says the most important of all is to know yourself, know when enough is enough and also know when you should be doing better. “Welcome the challenges in life, embrace them and grow from them.”

Bushveld beauty shines at Miss South Africa 2014

Mokoko explains that through the many challenges women face on a daily basis; she has come to the realisation that beauty is not enough to make it in this world.

“You need to be a hardworking individual or you will never achieve your goals or get to where you want to be.” She adds excit-edly that the biggest highlight on her road to being crowned the second princess definitely

includes meeting children at the orphanages visited by the beauties during the run-up to the crowning.

“It took me back to my childhood memo-ries of being a kid in the village, the games we played and the friends I made. Most of these girls I am still friends with today because we all went through the same things and faced the same challenges which cemented a very

strong bond between us.” Mokoko says it is important for young people to remember that no matter where they come from, whether it is the rural areas like Marogwe or the city, success is attainable if you work hard enough for it.

Making a success of your life is made easier by having the right people to look up to and admire. Mokoko finds it very difficult to pin-point one sole representative or someone she looks up to as a role-model. Instead she has a group of individuals, each with their own lessons to learn from and each with their own life skills to share.

“Basetsana Khumalo inspires me, she has furthered herself far beyond simply being a Miss SA title holder. Khanyi Dhlomo is another example of a powerful woman who strives to not only empower herself but to also em-power the lives of those less fortunate. Former president Thabo Mbeki is someone I feel I can learn a great deal from, he can walk me through the pages of history and at the same time give me wisdom to guide me through my future.”

Most of all Mokoko looks up to her mother and father who have, in her words, gone against the flow and stayed married after all these years. Her mother is a government administrator and her father is the principal of a school.

Mokoko says her love for Limpopo will never die and this is one of the main reasons why she aims at becoming an active ambassa-dor to local girls and young people by getting involved in more community projects and workshops in and around Limpopo during her reign as second princess.

“I aim to hold workshops and through this inspire the youth of Limpopo to believe that anything is possible and that I am living proof of this. Go forward in life always remembering these wise words to live by: The me I see, is the me I’ll be. Visualise who, what and where you want to be in life and work hard at getting to where you want to be.”

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