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21-Year-old stabbed to death

New wave ofXenophobia?Shortly before midnight on Saturday, the family of a 21-year-old man from Malaiskop received a phone call that every family hopes never to receive. The call was to inform them that their loved one had been stabbed to death.

Thendo Elton Mongango was stabbed to death in the vicinity of a local bar lounge. His death may have been the result of a pub argument, but it sparked renewed acts of xenophobia in the area.

The provincial spokesperson for the police, Col Ronel Otto, confi rmed that the police have opened a murder case, following the incident. She said the fi ght started after the accused, Muthelo Hardlife (19), allegedly asked for a cigarette from the de-ceased at the bar lounge.

They fought for some time before Hardlife allegedly went to fetch a knife at the place where he lived.

“He allegedly chased [Thendo] around and stabbed him to death,” Col Otto said. “After that, he tried to run away, but some Zimbabweans hunted him down and handed him to the police.”

The fact that the Zimbabwean residents reported-ly handed the suspect to the police didn’t stop the Mailaskop residents from banishing all immigrants, legal and illegal, from the village. Some community members apparently even went as far as chasing the Zimbabwean residents through the bushes and telling them never to set foot in the village again.

During Limpopo Mirror’s visit to the deceased’s family on Monday, the bereaved mother wept bitterly. She could hardly speak. She wailed and uttered that she wished she could be granted only

a minute or two with her son.The deceased’s sister, Ms Lilian Mongango, said

that she had never imagined that she could lose a brother at such a tender age and through such an act of brutality.

“We are seriously hurting as a family,” Lilian said. “My mother is even unable to swallow food because of the pain caused to us.”

A villager, who declined to be named for fear of victimisation, said that chasing all Zimbabweans away was not a good solution. She said some of the immigrants were hard workers who were by no means involved in any criminal activities.

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The ugly face of mob violence reared its head again in Tshikota during the past weekend. On Sunday, a mob of angry residents attacked a 20-year-old Zimbabwean man and beat him to death.

The police’s provincial spokesperson, Col Ronel Otto, said on Wednesday that the police were still investigating the circumstances around the incident that led to the man’s death. “We can confi rm that the deceased, Mr Knowledge Zukwa, a Zimbabwean national, was found dead on Sunday,” said Otto.

She indicated that the police had received information that Zukwa had stolen some goods from people residing at Tshikota. The victims of these alleged burglaries and theft went to Zukwa’s house and found their stolen goods inside his shack.

That was when they allegedly got angry and started beating him.

According to eyewitnesses, who refused to be named, Zukwa dashed out of his shack and ran down the street. Residents cornered him, how-ever, before he could reach the nearby bushes. “They picked up whatever they could lay their hands on and hit him until he died,” said one eyewitness. “He was totally naked. I have never seen a human being die such a horrible death in my whole life.”

The leader of the Zimbabwean community in Limpopo, Mr Gift Eglone, said that inasmuch as the Zimbabwean community in South Africa did not support crime, they also did not support murder and street justice.

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Another mob justice killingBy Tshifhiwa Mukwevho

By Tshifhiwa Mukwevho

The bereaved: Mr Pandelani Maboko, Mr Bethuel Nthabalala, Ms Elisa Nthabalala and Ms Lilian Mongango.

Thendo Elton Mongango’s life was ended in brutal fashion by a knife wound.

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It has been almost a week since a trial-awaiting prisoner, Tsh-ilidzi Masindi, stole a police uniform at the holding cells at the Thohoyandou Magistrate's Courts and slipped to freedom unnoticed.

Even though a massive man-hunt ensued after his escape, here has been no trace of him and he has not been recaptured. According to Thohoyandou po-lice spokesperson Maj Mashudu Malelo, the escape happened last Tuesday at the close of business. It is believed that the 36-year-old Masindi, from Maraxwe, who is facing charges of murder, was in court for allegedly raping another inmate while he was in prison, awaiting trial for the murder case to be heard in the Thohoyandou High Court.

“He might have hidden himself in a passage at the holding cells and gotten hold of the police uniform from the cabinets where the court orderlies store their uniforms. At this stage, we do not know exactly what happened, but investigations are at an advanced stage to determine how he man-aged to leave the court premises undetected. We cannot rule out the possiblity of an inside job, but

this would form part of our inves-tigations. If any of our members is found to have aided the suspect in escaping, he will face the full might of the law,” Malelo said.

He confirmed that an internal d i sc ip l ina ry process had al-ready been in-stituted around the incident and appealed to the community to help them bring back the suspect to face the music.

" W e h a v e dispatched our tracing teams all over and we hope that, with the support of the community, it will just be a matter of time before we get him back to the cells where he belongs," said Malelo.

He appealed to members of the community not to confront

the suspect as he is deemed very dangerous.

Those with information can forward it to the investigating officer, W/O Ntshavheni Ratshie-dana, at 082 401 9736.

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Local government


By Elmon Tshikhudo

Shocked residents Ms Ozzie Sibafa, Mr Elias Matangwaza and Ms Taki Lambani look at the spot where Knowledge Zukwa was killed by the mob.

(From page 1)“We solely believe in the na-

tional justice system and believe that every offender must face the wrath of the law if proven guilty,” he said. “We say the police and the courts are there to do their work.”

Eglone stressed that if they had tried to protect the guy from the wrath of the mob, it would have seemed as if the Zimba-bwean community supported the criminal activities going on in Tshikota. “That action alone would have resulted in an even bigger war,” he indicated. “Then it would have been a war of one nationality against another – something which we do not want to see happening here.”

According to Eglone, the com-munity was very angry and did not want to show any mercy to the alleged offender. Even the police themselves could not do much as the community did not want to see the police at the scene.

“There were only two officers, who couldn't use any force to stop the masses as they would have put their own lives in danger,” Eglone said. “They said that more vans and police force members were attending to a similar inci-dent at Mailaskop.”

A relative of the deceased, Mr Elias Matangwaza, echoed Eglone's sentiments. He said that watching his relative lying naked and dead in the open was too much for him. “It may take me years to recover from the trauma,” he said.

Cllr Brian du Plooy (Ward 21) condemned the act of mob justice and said that the residents must always give the police a chance to do their work. “This situation is unacceptable,” he said. “We

have scheduled a community meeting for next Wednesday, where we will talk about this pressing issue.” Meanwhile, it has just emerged that Zukwa was an acquitted suspect in the case which also involved 'gang leader' Given Mpofu. He previously went by the alias of Courage Shoko. Mpofu and his friends (including Zukwa or Shoko) had apparently upset the Tshikota residents late last year because of his alleged criminal activities.

Man (20) beaten to death in Tshikota

France Shirinda.

The body of Chicco Shirinda is covered at the scene where he died.

The business fraternity, most-ly street hawkers in Thohoy-andou, are mourning the passing away of one their longest-serving hawkers in

town, France Shirinda (43).The mysterious death of the

well-known Shirinda caused shockwaves among friends and relatives. He worked as a street

hawker fo r years in the Thohoyandou CBD but fell and died at his stall last T h u r s d a y afternoon at about closing time. Popu-larly known a s C h i c c o , he hails from Maniini but was of Mo-zambican or-igin.

He was de-scribed as a good, cheerful person who was always

cracking jokes with customers, and that helped him to amass a big clientele around the Thohoy-andou area.

“We were just about to close for the day at around 16:00 when Chicco collapsed and gasped for air. We rushed to assist him while, at the same time, calling the ambulance people,” said a woman who has a stall next to him.

She said while they were trying to resuscitate him, the ambulance people arrived and administered first aid. “After a short while, they stopped what they were doing, and I could sense that something was wrong. I later learnt that he was dead."

After a while, relatives of the dead man came and the mood became more sombre when they cried uncontrollably. A woman, believed to be his wife, nearly fainted at the scene.

By Elmon Tshikhudo

“Death took him away so suddenly...”

Cllr Nkele Milanzi (right) congratulates Mayor Mihloti Ramoyada shortly after her fruitful public visit to the communities of Ward 5.

Hundreds of excited commu-nity members from Ward 5 of Musina Municipality recently converged at Renaissance High School's grounds to listen to Mayor Mihloti Ramoyada as she continued her drive to strengthen the relation-ship with the communities she serves.

“As public office bearers and public servants, we are firmly committed to the code of conduct of public service and therefore promise to serve our people with loyalty, respect, dignity and integrity. We shall put people first in carrying out our duties and will respond to their needs through consultation and partic-ipation in order to fos-ter integration between the public service and citizens, to continue to strive to overcome the challenges of develop-ment,” she added.

She said the munici-pality would ensure that it strengthened its part-nership with the public by making use of the platform for consulta-tion and participation to inform and influence the government’s decisions to cater for the needs of

people. “We aim to enhance the quality and accessibility of gov-ernment services by improving efficiency and accountability to the recipients of public goods and services.”

Ramoyada said the munic-ipality would always render services as guided by the prin-ciples of Batho Pele. “These include regularly consulting with customers, setting service standards, increasing access to services, ensuring higher levels of courtesy, providing more

and better information about services, increasing openness and transparency about services, remedying failures and mistakes and giving the best possible value for money.” Most of the issues raised by community members were in relation to unemploy-ment, housing, roads and crime. Apart from the challenges, other community members also praised the municipality for the good work in implementing different projects for the improvement of the lives of the people.

“Batho Pele important to our leaders”

Police to investigate murder case

No trace of the uniformed suspect

(From page 1)“Look there (at) that roofing

of my house (pointing at the 'scotch-roofing'). It's boys from outside South Africa who did this kind of job and I paid them for their services,” she said. “I feel that only an individual must be punished for his crime and not all people.”

Vhamusanda Vho-Joseph Nthabalala said he learned about

the incident on Sunday morning. “I got the news that community members were angry and chasing all Zimbabweans through the bushes, after a young man was killed the previous night by a man from Zimbabwe,” Nthaba-lala said. “I realised that unless I acted quickly by addressing my people, more murders might occur in the village. I advised the angry community to refrain

from using violence and not to take the law into their own hands, while they were busy chasing the Zimbabweans out of the village.”

Hardlife appeared in court on Monday, where his case was postponed to Thursday.

The community is holding a memorial service today, at 15:00. Thendo will be laid to rest at Mailaskop on Saturday. The funeral service will start at 06:00.

The wanted suspect, Tshilidzi Masindi (36).


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Health Department suspends nurse for alleged negligenceThe provincial spokesperson of the Department of Health, Mr Macks Lesufi , fi nally confi rmed that two nurses who were involved in the negli-gence case at the Khakhu clinic were suspended, following a disciplinary hearing.

The 19-month-old Mulalo Prince Mulaudzi died after three nurses at the clinic allegedly refused to help in October last year. The parents of the victim, Mr Mashudu and Mrs Mumsy Mulaudzi, submitted a complaint to the Department of Health because they believed that their child had died because the nurses had refused to help.

The then health spokesperson, Ms Adele van der Linde, issued a statement, promising that the department would launch a full investigation into the matter to establish what had led to the incident. She further said that if the department found negli-gence to be a factor, they would not hesitate to act.

One nurse was suspended for a month and served

with a fi nal written warning. “The other nurse was [also] served with a fi nal written warning,” Lesufi said. “There is defi nitely progress in the case so far.”

Lesufi added that the nurse who had been put on one month suspension was not satisfi ed with the department’s decision. She appealed against the disci-plinary action that was taken against her. “The case will only be fully concluded once the appeal of one of the nurses is heard and finalised,” said Lesufi .

However, Mr Mu-laudzi still feels dis-

satisfi ed in the manner in which the department is treating the case.

“They are not communicating anything in clear terms, and we

are just left without any infor-mation about proceedings,” he fumed. “We are speaking about the life of our child here. Suspending the nurses

is not enough.”So far, nothing has been said

about the third nurse.The news of Mulalo’s

death brought much an-ger and uproar within the community. One reader, named Marcus, even

commented on Limpo-po Mirror’s website, following the pub-

lication of the story on 18 October 2013: “I know the father and the mother very well. I am disgusted by the behavior

of this clinic. We as South Africans have a right to

life and to medical care. I will fi ght tooth and nail for Mumsy and Alex to be compensated for this injustice. Although mon-ey will not bring Baby Prince back, we need to stand up against this neg-ligence. This child had a future destroyed by Gov-

ernment’s disinterest and private gains.

It is time for us as a nation to say ‘No more’.”Baby Mulalo’s parents, Mr Mashudu and Mrs Mumsy Mulaudzi.

Baby Mulalo Prince

Mulaudzi (19 months)

who died at Khakhu

clinic.

Health Department suspends nurse for alleged negligencewith a fi nal written warning. “The other nurse was [also] served with a fi nal written warning,” Lesufi said. “There is defi nitely progress in

Lesufi added that the nurse who had been put on one month suspension was not satisfi ed with the department’s decision. She appealed against the disci-plinary action that was taken against her. “The case will only be fully concluded once the appeal of one of the nurses is heard and finalised,”

However, Mr Mu-laudzi still feels dis-

satisfi ed in the manner in which the department is treating the case.

“They are not communicating anything in clear terms, and we

are just left without any infor-mation about proceedings,” he fumed. “We are speaking about the life of our child here. Suspending the nurses

is not enough.”So far, nothing has been said

about the third nurse.The news of Mulalo’s

death brought much an-ger and uproar within the community. One reader, named Marcus, even

commented on po Mirrorfollowing the pub-

lication of the story on 18 October 2013: “I know the father and the mother very well. I am disgusted by the behavior

of this clinic. We as South Africans have a right to

life and to medical care. I will fi ght tooth and nail for Mumsy and Alex to be compensated for this injustice. Although mon-ey will not bring Baby Prince back, we need to stand up against this neg-ligence. This child had a future destroyed by Gov-

ernment’s disinterest and private gains.

It is time for us as a nation

Baby Mulalo Prince

Mulaudzi (19 months)

who died at Khakhu

clinic.

“We are speaking about the life of our child here. Suspending the

nurses is not enough.”


Actress Florence Masebe talks to some of the disabled pupils at Tshilidzinini Special School.

By Elmon Tshikhudo


By Isabel Venter

By Phathutshedzo Luvhengo

Tshilidzini School thanks stakeholders

Beloved principal Khandela retires

KNP’s rhinos soon to be relocated

Police need help to locate rape suspect

An award-winning actress and television hostess, who featured in different local soapies, gave inspirational talks to disabled pupils and told them not to look down on themselves but to stick to their future dreams.

Florence Masebe, a popular face on national television, attended the recent Tshilidzini Special School’s Casual Day prize-giving ceremony. During the event, schools which sold the most Casual Day material, including caps, stickers and shirts, went away with prizes. The winning schools received trophies, medals and certificates.

The coordinator of the func-tion, Mr Khorommbi Ligammba, said the event was held to thank

all stakeholders who had sup-ported them during Casual Day. “Through their support, we came up tops nationally for having sold the most material, and if it were not for them, we would not have succeeded so well. The money we accumulated will go a long way in making life easier for our disabled pupils. We are always in need here. Some have eyesight problems, some cannot even walk, and with the money we can at least buy some of the necessities,” he said.

Florence Masebe said she hailed from Tshakhuma and knew how to fetch wood from the veld and how to carry wa-ter on her head from the river. “Against all the odds I managed to overcome my handicaps and

ensured that my dream of suc-ceeding in life became a reality,” she said.

She told them that they should be positive and set themselves targets in life if they were to succeed. “Nothing is impossible; you can do it. I am an example that it is possible in life,” she added.

The top primary school was Fondwe, who raised R50 295, while Tshivhase took the hon-ours in the secondary school category, after raising R100 648. St Augustine took the honours in the combined schools cate-gory. Khumbe Apostolic Faith Mission Church raised R36 208, while Vhufuli was the winner in the category for senior primary schools.

The recent farewell function of the principal of Patrick Ramaano Secondary School, Vho-Mavhungu Khandela (64), was a joyous celebration of the successes which the school had achieved under his leadership.

During the event, several speakers and well-wishers em-phasised the outgoing principal’s dedication and good leadership skills, which saw the school grooming pupils to become pil-lars of their communities.

“Vho-Khandela was also in-strumental in guiding and en-couraging learners to develop other talents which are beyond academic excellence,” said Lucky Tshilimandila, a former pupil.

Vho-Khandela be-came principal of the school in 1987, when the school had an en-rolment of 620 learners. In that year, the school had only 15 classes, 25 teachers and 123 Grade12 pupils. The school grew and devel-oped dramatically un-der his leadership, with scholars who excelled academically, socially and culturally.

The school’s Grade

12s were in the top 30 for the first time in 2012. Last year, they performed well and obtained a 95% pass rate. They were fifth in the province and were announced as the top school in Vhembe District. “A Grade 12 pupil in the 2013 class, Miss Khuthadzo Tshiovhe, made history for the school by becoming the first pupil to obtain distinctions in all her subjects,” Tshilimandila said.

Vho-Khandela thanked all the colleagues, former pupils and members of the community for believing in his leadership. “I also urge other teachers to work harder and unite themselves at the school in one purpose of

grooming learners into responsi-ble individuals who respect one another and love their nation,” he said.

Representing the former pu-pils, Mr Humbulani Musandiwa said that Vho-Khandela’s leader-ship skills remained unmatched. “We believe that Vho-Khandela will continue serving the school as an adviser whenever he is requested to do so,” Musandiwa said.

Vho-Khandela is leaving the school which has now grown to 31 classes, 2 198 pupils and 69 teachers. He is retiring after after spending 27 years at the helm of the school.

Vho-Mavhungu Khandela, photographed with some of the pupils at the school.Minister Edna Molewa

A man, believed to be about 35 years of age, is wanted by the Mphephu SAPS in connection with a recent rape incident in Ha-Mphaila Nzhelele.

The man has short hair, is black in complexion, fluent in Tshivenda, of medium height and slen-derly built and uses a knife to threaten his victims.

According to the police statement, the unknown man allegedly raped a 22-year-old woman on 21 July. He allegedly approached his victim while she was walking and asked her name. He later allegedly told her that he was a very dangerous man and he terrorised people and that he could severely stab her.

It is alleged that he then took the woman’s bag and pushed her into the bush, after which he informed her that he wanted to rape her. He then searched the woman’s hand bag and looked for money and a cell phone. The man the allegedly told her that he needed an expensive phone and a lot of money.

He then raped her and vanished into thin air; he is still at large. The incident was later reported at the Mphephu police station.

He was last seen wearing a cream-coloured long-

sleeve T-shirt with blue and brown stripes and a cream-white hat (spottie).

The police are appealing to any member of the public who might come across the suspect to call W/O Mynhardt from the Child Protection Unit on 079 5238 266 or contact the nearest police station.

An identikit of the rape suspect.

Hundreds of rhinos could soon be relocated from the Kruger National Park (KNP) to new homes.

On Tuesday, the Minister of Environmental Affairs (DoE), Edna Molewa, announced her de-partment’s integrated strategy plan in attempting to deal with the escalating number of poached rhinos. The plan to have rhinos relocated to “safer strongholds outside of the park” was one of many solutions proposed by the DoE. “Relocations from the KNP and the creation of rhino strongholds could allow the total rhino population of South Africa to continue to grow,” she said.

Rhino killings have spiked from 13 in 2007 to 1 004 last year, and are still continuing to increase,

despite the deployment of soldiers in the vast nature reserve.

In implementing the relocation of park rhi-nos, it is expected that about 500 rhinos will be moved. Of these, 260 will allegedly be sold to private buyers, while the rest will be taken to a safe location.

According to the DoE, a survey conduct-

ed in 2013 showed the rhino population in the KNP to be about 8 400 black rhinos and 9 600 white rhinos. “Poaching, natural deaths and the trans-location of rhino from the KNP presently match rhino births. This means that the rhino population in the KNP has stabilised,” said Minister Molewa.

Despite this, the Minister said that her depart-ment was compelled to implement a pro-active anti-poaching initiative. Other interventions in-clude continued efforts to increase rhino numbers through, for example, translocation to low-risk areas, range and population expansion.

New interventions include steps to disrupt crime syndicates by means of better cooperation between the different security departments and organisa-tions, as well as continuous joint operations with key neighbouring countries such as Botswana and Mozambique.

Molewa also added that her department was au-thorised by the national cabinet, during July 2013, to explore the feasibility of possibly trading in rhino horn as part of a long-term solution.

“There is no final decision on this matter … an inter-ministerial committee and panel of experts have been established to consider all possibilities,” said Molewa.

In the meantime, 400 rhinos have been poached in the KNP since the beginning of the year up until 31 July.

By Elmon Tshikhudo

Commonwealth title for local singer?Local gospel music sensation Israel Mulaudzi, who has so far released five hot albums, is a jack-of-all-trades and she manages to master them all.

Besides being a gospel musician, Mulaudzi (42) of Makwarela Extension 3 is a full-time teacher at Lurenzheni Primary School in Shayan-dima. She is also busy with her PhD in education with the University of Venda.

Despite her busy schedule, Mulaudzi, who is also an interpreter at the fastest-growing Christian Worship Centre Church at Maniini, finds time to participate in beauty competitions. She is among the final 12 contestants who will battle it out for national honours of the Miss Commonwealth South Africa title.

The event takes place on 29 August at Gold Reef City in Gauteng. She said it was by chance that she found herself in the competition. “I was reading newspapers when I came across the competition and I told myself to put on a bright smile and that I am beautiful. I decided to give it a go, and here I am today, going to compete nationally. I know it is possible that I could come back with the title and represent the country in the Miss Commonwealth International Pageant in the United Kingdom in November,” she said.

Mulaudzi said she was very excited to have reached the national finals. “Being in the finals is quite a humbling honour for me. I never thought that I would go this far. I am now representing my province and not myself. I have every hope that I

will make this province and country very proud, but this will also depend on my people voting for me,” said the humble teacher.

Voting lines are still open and those wishing to vote for her should type the name ISRAEL and SMS it to 42899. SMSes cost R3, part of which goes to charity and helping people with breast cancer.

For more information, Mulaudzi can be reached at 082 799 4927/ 084 386 0799.

Miss Commonwealth South Africa finalist Israel Mulaudzi of Makwarela Ext 3.

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By Elmon Tshikhudo

Ongoing theft worries SGB

“Mozambicans are hard workers and not ritual murderers”

The school governing body (SGB) of Tshifhena Secondary in Tshi-kombani is worried that the on-go-ing theft in the area might intensify. This after the school was recently broken into and a computer was stolen from one of the teachers’ offices.

A guard patrols the school through-out the night, but he was not aware that there was a culprit inside the school premises. The chairperson of financial affairs of the SGB, Mr Patrick Kutame, said the incident

was not the first one to occur at the school premises. Earlier this year, groceries were stolen at the school. The Siloam police have opened housebreaking and theft cases and are investigating. “Yes, a computer was stolen. The culprit broke the door to gain entrance. We are investigating the case and no one has been arrested yet,” said Siloam police spokesperson W/O Edward Tharaga.

The principal, Mr Nndweleni Maphala, said there were also taking the matter to the tribal council.

Mozambicans living in South Africa were given a tongue lashing when their ambassador in South Africa recenty visited them at Xiphura-phureni, where a man was recently found ritually murdered.

Ambassador Fernando Fazenda visited the area a fortnight ago, after an outcry about crimes, which includ-ed the recent ritual murder, where a 20-year-old man was chopped to death and body parts removed. The parts were allegedly to be sold for R100 000.

The dead man, Ndhuma Claude Miyambo, was lured from Nkowan-kowa with the promise of a job in the Malamulele area. While being taken to the prospective “employer”, he was attacked from behind and chopped with an axe. His death ignited an outcry from the community, fearing that the ugly crime of ritual murders

Ambassador Fernando Fazenda urged his people to refrain from engaging in ritual murders, saying it was a foreign practice.

was back again in the Vhembe area

After his death, com-munity members strug-gled to take the body home for burial. He has since been buried at his home village in Mozam-bique with the help of relatives.

The ambassador and his entourage, which included Mozambican consul Ms Ester Tondo, was warmly welcomed by the residents. Fazen-da said they were in the area because of the bad publicity the community was receiving after the ritual murders of one of them, allegedly by fellow countrymen.

“Ritual murder is not

our culture and when we hear of it from among our people, it makes us very sad and disappointed. Our people are known for working very hard, and we receive accolades wherever we go because of the dedication our people put into any type of work,” he said. He urged his people not to copy for-eign habits that brought the dignity of Mozambicans into disrepute. He also urged them to work hand in hand with the police in order to fight criminality among them.

One of the local community lead-ers, Mr Eric Masungwini, told the visitors that the perpetrators of the crime were not local people but from outside. “We have been staying here for the past 20 years and nothing of this sort has ever happened. We are not involved in this thing; it was done by people from outside this area,” he said.


P&L Training Centre empowering communityThere was happiness in the air when 59 stu-dents were presented with national certificates after completing different courses at P&L Hardware Training Centre.

The event was held at Mountain Inn Hotel on Friday. The students travelled from all corners of the province for the ceremony.

According to Mr Theunis Strydom, the chief operating officer of the P&L Hardware centre, at least 111 students successfully completed their courses. Twenty-six students received national certificates in wholesale and retail operations lev-el 2. Eighteen were awarded national certificates in wholesale and retail operations level 3, while 15 students graduated with FET certificates in generic management level 4.

Strydom congratulated and motivated the grad-uates to continue working harder. He illustrated his point by telling the story of Australia-born Nick Vujicic, who was born without arms and legs, but eventually managed to grasp the mean-ing of hope through perseverance.

“Let Nick be an inspiration and testament for all of us – as one man’s triumph over adversity,” he encouraged. “My message to all of you is to acquire new skills and knowledge; that’s a very simple and proven formula for success.”

The region’s executive manager of the W&RSETA, Ms Ntombi Dludla, acknowledged the fact that juggling work and studies at one and the same time could have been very demanding for the graduates. “Being successful while jug-gling a career and family life as well is no mean feat!” she said. Dludla told the students that, by completing the programme successfully, they had proven to their employer that they were dedicated and committed. “You have proven that you are prepared to honour opportunities provided to you and that you respect investments made in your future,” she said. “Now I urge you to continue displaying your loyalty in your work places. And also make every customer you deal with feel special; only that will make you a valued team player!” Ms Mmatsewela Phosa (24), who obtained a national certificate in wholesale and retail operations level 2, said she was very happy about her achievement. “I am better equipped than before, and this will also make me continue

to work hard and in good spirit with my colleagues. I now have more skills.”

Ms Vhutshilo Muk-wevho (29) received a meritorious mention during the event. She was among the top three students of the 20 000 students who registered at W&RSE-TA accredited cen-tres. “It’s through hard work and dedication that I had managed to achieve that,” she said. “I was awarded R5 000 and an iPad, as the best woman student.”

Photographed are (from left to right) Mr Theunis Strydom, Ms Mmatsawela Phosa (student), Ms Ntombi Dludla and Ms Chrisna Nortjé.

A cake was cut as a part of celerating the P&L Hardware Training Centre’s 10th birthday. Pictured are (from left to right) Ms Ntombi Dludla, Ms Chrisna Nortjé, Ms Alice de Gama and Mr Charles Skeen.

Ms Ntombi Dludla from W&RSETA (right) congratulates a meritorious student, Ms Vhutshilo Mukwevho.



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“Mayor must pull up her socks”

Certificates in basic education for Thohoyandou offenders

The DA in Mutale has warned the new mayor, Cllr Sarah Rammbu-da, that she must provide better services to the communities than her predecessor or she will also get the boot.

“We want better service delivered to our communities and nothing else. Mutale is a rural-based municipality and, unless deep rural communities

are delivered with better services, we will not win the war against poverty, unemployment and underdevelop-ment,” said the DA chairperson in Mutale, Mr Joseph Mariba.

He was speaking in the Mutale council chambers, shortly after Cllr Rammbuda was elected in the place of Cllr Josephine Mukwevho as mayor.

Several offenders at the Thohoyandou Correctional Centre (Matatshe) re-ceived skills development training while they are still serving their sentences.

About two weeks ago (5/8) 48 offend-ers received certificates for hairdressing, basic business skills, adult basic education or further education and training during a ceremony at the cdentre.

“We understand some offenders in our prison were illiterate, while some are without basic skills. We want to empower them with skills and basic education, so that they can create jobs themselves or be marketable as soon as they are released,” said the area commissioner in Thohoyan-dou, Dir Richard Malebane.

According to him, the training formed part of the rehabilitation process to rein-tegrate with the communities where they

come from. “We want to break the cycle of crime among the offenders.”

The manager of Life After Prison, Mr Ndikandafhi Makhuvha, said that his organisation was excited and that it would be easier to assist ex-offenders

as they would be able to do things them-selves. Ralikhuvhana (26) is serving 20 years in prison for murder and said with the skills in hairdressing and basic busi-ness skills, she hoped she could put food on the table for her family.

who had received some basic skills training. “We promise to donate welding, car washing and knitting machines to some of ex-offenders, so that they may start a new life after serving their sentences in prison,” said Makhuvha.

One of the offenders who re-ceived a certificate in hairdress-ing, Ms Cecilia Ralikhuvhana, said the training and certificates they accumulated would help to change their life for the better

The area commissioner of Thohoyandou Correctional Centre, Dir Richard Malebane (left), handed over basic and education skills certificates to some of the offenders last Tuesday.


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Four experienced police officials retireFour police officials who re-tired recently at the Siloam Police Station were described as warriors who worked tire-lessly to combat crime and sustain safety in the commu-nity.

Last Thursday, members of

the SAPS gathered at Mphephu resort to bid a fond farewell to the four officials. Maj Masala Masindi retired after 36 years, Capt Mbulaheni Rasiuba after 37 years, W/O Alpheus Muofhe after 34 years and Capt Thoma-ni Sithagu after 39 years.

The station commissioner of Siloam, Lt Col Justice Makonde Madala, said the four men were committed officials who were always willing to instil their skills into upcoming young policemen. “Their experience was valuable to the station and

it’s gone now,” said Madala.

He urged the four officials to continue working, especially for the community, through init iat ing strategies that will minimise crime and ensure that safety was prevail ing. “They must not change their lifestyle. These people must continue work-ing and exercising and they will survive more years. They are our custodians and we will consult them every now and then,” he added.

W/O Edward Tha-raga, who addressed the event on behalf of the South African Police Union, said most police officials learnt from them. “We understand it is time for them to rest. They have worked for a long period, and now they should sustain their lives and live long,” he added.

Photographed during the farewell ceremony are, from left to right, Maj Masala Masindi, Capt Mbulaheni Rasiuba and Capt Thomani Sithagu.

W/O Alpheus Muofhe (left) worked at least 34 years at the SAPS. With him is Mrs Ndanganeni Muofhe (right).

The Aids Foundation of South Africa (AFSA), through its Limpopo provincial office, recently met up with five community-based organisations from the Capricorn district for baseline survey training. AFSA provided grant support and training and is monitoring the organisations to implement the study. The survey will commence later this month and the data collection will end in September. The purpose of the baseline research survey is to gain a broader level of understanding of awareness on sexual reproductive health within these communities, including aspects such as circumcision, HIV prevention, cancer, gender and sexual identity, gender-based violence and family planning. It is anticipated that the findings of this research will shape the future interventions in these communities and it is likely new programmes will be developed. In the centre of the photograph is the project manager, Mr Patric Mathiba.

The chairperson of the employment relations forum of the higher education institutions, Mr Paul Sekobelo, has called on labour relations practitioners in higher education to make an impact in the development of labour policies and practices. He was speaking during a recent meeting of the inter-tertiary labour relations forum at Univen. Representatives from the 23 universities across the country attended the meeting. In our photo are some of the representatives of the various universities. (Photo: Silas Nduvheni)


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Limpopo’s own queen of manyalo music and one of the youngest musicians to have entered the local music industry, Ndivhudzannyi Dec-orate Ralivhona, recently turned 18.

The girl, better known as Makhadzi in music circles, also recently launched her fourth album, Muhwalo U ya Nndemela.

Nicknamed Queen of manyalo because of her marriage and wedding songs, Makhadzi is one of the big success stories to have come out of this province. As part of celebrating her achievements and her 18th birthday, a big bash was recently held in her honour.

Some of the country’s top performers attended the event at the Vhulelu Restaurant and Lounge at Tshisahulu. The celebration attracted artists such as Racha Kill, Mizo Phyll, Sir McKleker, Mashudu Nematoka, Nicodermic, The Replay Dance Crew, Blackface Dance Crew, Killah G, Lil

Gee and DJ Rotla, as well as a horde of local social fl yers. Makhadzi, who will soon tour Zimbabwe and Mozambique, was recently signed by Rita Dee Entertainment. Rita Dee’s director and founder, Denga, said the bash was also to welcome her to their stable and to celebrate the successes of her previous albums, which sold like hot cakes. “This is also to celebrate the sponsorship we got from Madzonga Holdings, that will enable us to launch her new DVD in November,” she said.

Makhadzi, who hails from Ha-Mashamba, said that she was humbled. “I have never celebrated a birthday and the celebrations are a new chapter in my life and a sign that I am growing up. I can see good things coming my way after I signed with Rita Dee.”

For bookings and other information, Makhadzi can be contacted through her management compa-ny, Rita Dee Entertainment, at Tel 015 962 6189.

By Elmon Tshikhudo


Photographed during the birthday bash are Mpho Mphaphuli, Pertunia Nematswerani, Makhadzi, Tosh Denge and Rita Dee Nephawe.

Khathu’s music is lively yet meaningfulThe first thing that captures the listeners’ attention on Khathu Nemapate’s new reggae album, Ni Sale Ni Tshi Tamba, is his distinct voice and original lyrics.

Even though he confesses to have taken his inspiration from the sounds of legendary reggae artist Colbert Mukwevho, his music remains distinctive as he doesn’t mimic his role model.

“I grew up listening to different kinds of music and many singers, but I am mainly inspired by Vho-Mukwevho,” he confesses.

This album is full of refreshing melodious echoes which are an integral part of the reggae genre. Nemapate is an artist whose singing gift ef-fortlessly endears him even to the hearts of people who have just heard his sounds for the fi rst time. His voice is surprisingly lively, considering the hard issues which he raises in his songs.

He urges all people to retrain from acts of crime such as killing, theft and prostitution. “People must learn to choose a good way of life,” he said. “After all, we all need to live in a safe and peaceful country.”

Ni Sale Ni Tshi Tam-ba, besides its core message where he advises fans to con-tinue listening to the artist’s music, even when he is no longer alive in this world, is

an album worth buying and listening to.“When we are in love we encounter a lot of

challenges every day,” he said. “So I am trying to address all these challenges and reminding my fans that we need to fi nd ways to deal with them.”

The title of this album also reminds listeners that people do not live forever in this world. “I see nothing wrong in reminding ourselves that there’s death for each of us at some time,” Nemapate says. “The knowledge that death is part of humanity also helps each one of us to prepare our way.”

In Dinangeleni, the artist belts out the lyrics, “Tshedza khetshi, swiswi kheli – dinangeleni (Here is the light, here is the dark – choose which way of life you want)”. Nemapate is deeply con-

cerned about matters of love. He tackles this subject matter aptly

and intimately in songs such as Lwanga Lufuno, Tshibulebule, Ndo Tshina Ngoma and U Na Mini Ene. In his songs he confesses that he has deep love which springs up

from the core of his heart and fl ows into the life of one who accepts this love.

“I have seen that many people tend to confuse material

attachments with love,” he says. His previous albums are Vhuyani Hayani (2009), Ndo Tshinya Mini (2010) and Kha Nne Ndi Lufu-no (2012).

Birthday bash for the queen of manyalo

By Frank Mavhungu


By Elmon Tshikhudo

Farewell to a dedicated educator “We are very sorry” - Indian communityIn biblical times, she would have joined the league of charitable women such as Dorcas, who knew what it was to have a warm heart, which became the source of her unselfish and charitable acts.

Teacher Francina Lukoto (65) of Sibasa Block Q has served her community with dignity and distinction for the whole of her working life. She has served the Department of Education for 44 years. She worked at different schools, but her last school was Dengenya Secondary, where she taught for more than 30 years.

When she retired, her com-munity gave her a warm send-

off. The event, which was also used to inspire serving educa-tors, was held in her honour at the school premises last Friday.

Principal Tshililo Alidzulwi said Lukoto’s retirement was a big loss to the school but was worth celebrating as she was of value to the school and the whole community. “She worked selflessly and was really dedicated to her work in such a way that she went an extra mile in trying to improve the condi-tions of the less fortunate. She adopted pupils who were from disadvantaged backgrounds and took them as her own children into her home. Many she helped are now independent and good

citizens,” he said.Sibasa circuit manager Mr

Lambani Tshivhase urged the teachers to follow in her foot-steps. “She was an exemplary educator who left a footprint which is worth following. May the breed of educators learn from her and our education thus improve,” he said.

In response, Lukoto said she was greatly humbled to realise how the community respected her work. “I love my work a lot, but I feel that after working for many years, one has to go back home and rest. I will not stop helping pupils as this is my passion, which started many years ago.”

The Thohoyandou Indian com-munity has distanced itself from the statement made by one of their community mem-bers during the recent visit to Thohoyandou by the Minister of Communications, Ms Faith Muthambi.

According to the spokesperson for the Indian community in Thohoyandou, Mr Shueb Ahmed, one of the concerned residents of Thohoyandou, who is also a well-known businessman in the area, told the minister that the Thohoyandou Indian community was receiving poor treatment from Thulamela traffic officials.

According to Ahmed, the man

who accused the traffic officials had some personal differences with the officials and not the In-dian community, as he had said. “Instead of using the word ‘I’, the man said ‘we’ as if he were representing the Thohoyandou Indian community,” said Ahmed.

Ahmed also mentioned that from that day their relationship with the Thulamela traffic offi-cials had turned sour.

“On behalf of the Thohoyan-dou Indian community, I wish to indicate that the man was not rep-resenting the Indian community, but himself,” he said. Ahmed further said that the Indian com-munity had nothing to do with

the differences between the man and the traffic officials. “I wish to apologise unconditionally for the harm which his utterances might have caused,” he concluded.

Ms Francina Lukoto (centre, with gifts) photogaphed with Mr Tshililo Alidzulwi, principal of Dengenya Secondary (thirrd from right), Sibasa circuit manager Mr Lambani Tshivhase (second from right) and other guests during the farewell function.

The bulk water project at Ha-Matsa in Nzhelele is finally providing water to the residents. Until very recently, the community members were complaining that the much-awaited bulk water project was just a white elephant. Even though the project is not entirely finished, residents are excited that they can now get water from the streets taps. Most residents have stopped collecting water from the river. The local ward councillor, Cllr Mbulaheni Magada, said the council was endeavouring at all levels to ensure that the communities have access to clean water. In the picture, a resident is collecting water from one of the street taps in the village.

Mr Shueb Ahmed.


Church News

“Forget about titles and serve God’s people”Pastor Rofhiwa Madzinge, the eldest son of the founder of the Christian Worship Centre, Apostle William Madzinge, was consecrated as bishop of the church a fortnight ago.

During the event, he said that it was time young pastors forgot about their titles and served God’s people.

At the age of 29, Madzinge, or Pastor RC as he is affection-ately called, is believed to be the youngest pastor to be con-secrated international bishop in the country.

His ordination and inaugura-tion to bishophood was attend-ed by bishops of Africa, local bishops, pastors, dignitaries and many members of the church. The ceremony was held at the CWC auditorium and was of-

ficiated by Archbishop Peter Ndlovu from Zambia. During the ceremony, Madzinge’s wife, Talifhani was also ordained as reverend in the church.

Ndlovu said it was because of the outstanding work that the young pastor was doing that the bishops in Africa decided to elevate him to bishop. He urged the young bishop to live a life of truth and to keep his personal character blameless.

“Be a servant and not a master, lead by example, rejoice in your colleagues’ successes, do not be a jealous minister of the people, refuse to measure your effective-ness by the numbers. Take your disappointments to God, and not to your congregation or your family,” he added.

Madzinge’s role as bishop did

not come as a coincidence. He was mentored by international preacher Pastor Irene Ramashia. He said he received the calling to work for God when he was still “in the crèche”.

He now heads the 8 000 strong CWC mother church, a position left vacant when his father left to lead the CWC International Fellowship.

Of his new role, Madzinge said it had not changed him. “I will do as I have been charged by the apostolic authority of the body of Christ as the Lord enables me.” He added that, despite the posi-tion, he was still the same pastor who served his flock.

Started in 1997, the CWC church boasts 72 branches with thousands of members through-out the world.

Archbishop Peter Ndlovu hands over a Bible to bishop Rofhiwa Madzinge during his ordination. Looking on are his father, Apostle William Madzinge (left), and his wife Talifhani.

By Elmon Tshikhudo

Traditional healers condemn ritual killingsTraditional health practi-tioners from Limpopo, under the auspices of the SADC Unified Ancestors Tradition-al Practitioners Association, came out strongly against the use of human tissue as medicine.

During a meeting on Friday, held at the clinic of the interna-tionally renowned traditional healer, Dr Sylvester Hlati in Malamulele, traditional healers from all districts of the province, clad in their traditional garb, burnt incense while calling the ancestors to intervene and stop the ritual murder scourge.

The meeting comes at the backdrop of a resurgence of ritual murders in Vhembe, with one reported in Malamulele area

where a man was found selling body parts and one in Tshitavha where a woman, Mercy Ndou, was ritually murdered. The same time the ceremony was held, Samson Majoko, the alleged Malamulele body parts seller, was applying for bail in the local magistrate’s court.

Hlati said it was out of con-cern that they met to seek help from the ancestors. “We are very saddened. The scourge of ritual murders seems to be on the rise again. We condemned this some years ago when Vhembe was still home to ritual murderers and it stopped. There is a sudden upsurge in the number of mur-ders related to muti killings.”

He strongly emphasised that human tissue has never been

prescribed for medicinal use “and those who are prescribing them are misleading people and are leading to the deaths of in-nocent people,” he said.

“Instead of going to court oppose bail at Majoko’s case, we are here calling our forefathers to have mercy on us. We are also here to ask the ancestors to deal with criminals without mercy and to expose them whenever they commit crime,” he said.

Traditional healer Dr MD Shirinda, who is also a Xitsonga music legend, said they were hopeful the scourge would end. “Today we have spoken with one voice, and we believe the ancestors listened to us and the senseless killing of our people will stop,” he said.

United against the scourge of ritual murders and crimes are traditional healers, the police and the government.

Calling on the ancestors during the ceremony are traditional healers MD Shirinda (second from right) and Dr Sylvester Hlati (third from right).

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While other teams fought hard to book places in the last-16 stage of the Comrade Mdaka Soccer Challenge over the past weekend, the situation was totally different for Tshivhan-gani Stone Breakers.

Stone Breakers secured a place in the next stage of the competition without kicking the ball. Their opponents, Mukonde-ni Shooting Stars, were nowhere to be seen at the scheduled starting time of their match at the Bokisi village grounds.

This prompted the referee, Ms Seani Muliwa, to blow the final whistle, declaring the match a walk-over for Stone Breakers. In terms of the rules of the tourna-ment, teams must be on the pitch 10 minutes before kick-off, with no time of grace.

Shooting Stars only arrived at the grounds about 40 minutes after the scheduled starting time,

only to be told by the organizers that they had already been boot-ed out of the competition.

The results of the other match-es are Valdezia Juventus 1, Thembisa LasVegas 0; VK Mulima 2, Mpheni Young Stars 0; Muwawen Lucky Stars 2, S lenger AC Milan 0; Mat-lhar i FC 2 , Wata Peace M a k e r s 0 ; Elim Black-pool 2, Ntha-balala Amak-hosi 0; Water-val All Stars 4, Makulani Green Dreams 3 ; G u m a n i Young Stars 6 , M a s h a u Thondoni FC 4 (penalty shoot-out).

Tomorrow’s matches are: Mpheni Real Power vs Mailas-kop Active Killers, Madadzhe Eversmiling Stars vs Bungeni Young Diplomats and Bokisi FC vs Jomo Young Stars. The matches will be played at the Mashamba grounds.

Dzungani FC were crowned the champions of the Women’s Day Soccer tournament at the Makuya Solly Luvhengo grounds on Sunday. They beat Tshambuka FC 1-0 in the high-ly contested final.

Dzungani were presented with R1 700 and a soccer ball during the prize-giving ceremony held at the ground after the final, while Tshambuka received R1 200 and a soccer ball.

The hosts, Makuya Try Again, finished in third place. They

received R800 and a soccer ball. Sanari FC (fourth) were given R600 and a soccer ball.

Mushumo Matshete of Makuya Try Again, with three goals, was the top goal scorer. Mashudu Matshete of Dzungani was the best goalkeeper.

Eight teams from Makuya and the surrounding areas took part in the two-day event. Teams which tried their luck in the tournament are: Gondeni Brave Lions, Makuya Try Again, Tshambuka FC, Maholoni Stone Breaker,

Phaphama FC, Matovha FC, Sanari FC and the champions, Dzungani FC.

The full results of the tourna-ment are: Makuya Try Again 5, Gondeni Brave Lions 4; Dzun-gani 1, Phaphama FC 0; Tsham-buka FC 6, Maholoni Stone Breakers 5; Sanari FC 3, Ma-tovha FC 1; Tshambuka 3, Sanari 2; Makuya Try Again 3, Sanari 1 and Dzungani 1, Tshambuka 0.

The tournament was sponsored by Aubs Motors, Nedbank and Camp Bottle Store.

Women’s Day honours for Dzungani

School tournament at Ngwekhulu

Cash prizes for the Kurhuleni winners

One of the organizers of the Kurhuleni Soccer Challenge, Mr Power Lebese.

The Kurhuleni Happy Fighters grounds will be a hive of activi-ty tomorrow. That is where the Kurhuleni Happy Fighters Soc-cer Challenge will be staged.

According to one of the or-ganizers of the tournament, Mr Power Lebese, four teams will battle it out for the championship. Teams that will try their luck in the one day event are: Mission Young Rovers, Hozani Citizen Stars, Phadziri FC and the hosts, Kurhuleni Happy Fighters.

The first semifinal match will be between Mission Young Rovers and Phadziri FC and is scheduled to start at 10:00. The match is expected to be a final before the actual final, as sparks fly when Mission Young Rovers and Phadziri meet in league encounters. Kurhuleni Happy Fighters will lock horns against Hozani Citizen Stars at 12:00.

Hozani are a closed book

to Happy Fighters, as they are campaigning in the lower league, while Happy Fighters are an affiliate of the SAB League. The winners of the semifinals will meet in the fi-nal at 15:00.

The champi-ons will walk away with R2 500 and the r u n n e r s - u p with R1 000. The other two teams will each receive R250.

Lebese stat-ed that teams will not be al-lowed to field players who are not reg-is tered with them. He reit-erated the fact

that the “no card, no play” rule shall apply. The prize-giving cer-emony will be held at the grounds shortly after the final.

Four secondary schools around the Vuwani area will partic-ipate in a netball and soccer tournament of the the Baso Foundation at the Ngwekhulu grounds on Wednesday (20th).

Tshimbupfe High, Matodzi Secondary, Davhana and Muthur-wana High will participate.

According to Mr Masingita Mabaso of the Baso Foundation, sports have the power to create a good climate between business

and people. He stated that the foundation

would like to continue to devel-op a good relationship with the schools. “This is the organisa-tion’s way of making sure that it touches the lives of those in the Vuwani area through a sport that most people have a lot of passion for.”

Mr Veli Ntileni, coordinator of the tournament, stated that it was important that future stars' talent

be identified at grassroots level. He applauded the sponsors for helping to identify the talent of the region's youth and added that the youth of this region should be proud of their talent.

The winners will go home with a new kit, gold medals and a floating trophy. The runners-up will receive new sports kits and silver medals, while the third-placed team will receive bronze medals.

Success Computer Train ing Col lege recently held their diploma ceremony at the Ferdie Beyers Hall in Makhado (Louis Trichardt). In the photograph are , from lef t to right, Mr Samuel Tshigomana (guest speaker), Ms Andani Maburu (holding her certificate) and Mr Phi l ip Ndou, who motivated the students to continue studying and to strive to prosper "in the overcrowded world of jobs with sl im opportunities".


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Poverty crowned the SuperSpar champs

It is once again time for the popular Two Countries Mar-athon to take place between Zimbabwe and South Africa. This year, it will take place on 13 September.

The race, organised by the Soutpansberg Athletics Club, will double as the 17th Musina Municipality’s Mayor’s Race, with Eric Louw High School being the venue.

Pre-arranged free transport to

the start of the 42,2km race in Zimbabwe is available. Please note that busses will depart strictly at 04:45 on the day of the race. The race will start at 06:00 and the entry fee is R60 (plus R25 for a temporary licence). Pre-entries for this race close on 1 September. A copy of the runner’s passport and proof of payment must be attached to the entry form. Line entries for the 21,1km race will take place from

05:00, with the race starting at 07:00. The entry fee for this race is R40 (plus R25 for temporary licence). There will also be a 9km race, which will start at 07:30. The entry fee is R20 (plus R25 for temporary licence).

The races promise fierce com-petition, with R73 200 in prize money to be won.

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Madombidzha Poverty FC were crowned the champions of the SuperSpar Soccer tour-nament when they beat Mura-leni United 4-3 at Tshiozwi on Sunday.

The match ended in a goal-less draw and the winner was determined through a penalty shoot-out.

It was a well-balanced game, but Poverty created more scor-

ing opportunities. When United started to demonstrate their rough skills, Referee Mr Mendu-la Sadiki calmed the situation by reprimanding Rhulani Maringa with a card. Maringa had brutally tackled Dakalo Nwanamidwa from behind.

The keeper of Poverty, Tshi-managdzo Masala, made his presence felt in the 30th minute. United were awarded a free

kick just outside the box. Balo Mathavha unleashed from the set piece, but Masala impressed even the opponents when he braved the hot shot and executed a brilliant save.

The captain of United, John Marindi, was lucky to get away with a yellow card.

He handled the ball inten-tionally, but the referee only flashed a yellow card when ev-

eryone thought Marindi would be taking an early shower.

In the 80th minute, Rendani Muthambi of Poverty shot wide from close range after receiving a neat pass from Godwin Mahu-wa. As if that was not enough to stir up the fans, Muthambi caused another upset three min-utes later. He released aimlessly from outside the box, much to the disappointment of the team’s supporters.

Thabo Matuba of Poverty beats John Marindi.

Mr Steven Livhali hands over the winners’ trophy to the captain of Poverty, Tshimangadzo Masala, with Mr Rudzani Lisoga assisting in presenting the trophy.

Photographed during the prize-giving ceremony. From left to right are Hendrick Muhovhekanyi, Rendani Muthambi (player of the tournament) and Elder Ramadwa.

By Frank Mavhungu

Gumani Stars in next round of MdakaGumani Young Stars man-aged to secure a place in the last-16 stage of the Comrade Mdaka Soccer Challenge. They beat Mashau Thondoni FC 6-4 at the Bokisi village grounds on Sunday.

Young Stars did not show any respect to Mashau, despite the fact that the latter are the league champions. They deserved to win as their midfielders distrib-uted defence-splitting passes from time to time. Young Stars did not lose hope, despite the fact that they squandered two obvious scoring chances within the first 15 minutes. Ntwanano Khosa reived a neat pass from Tendani Mashau and shot wide

with the keeper already beaten.Ntsako Vukeya had his

chance as well moments there-after. He hesitated for far too long within the box until he lost possession. Young Stars finally opened their account in the 19th minute. Maxwell Mduvhadzha headed home after a corner kick that was taken by Aluwani Managa.

Referee Freddy Baloyi flashed the first yellow card in the 24th minute. Simon Shivan-da of Mashau kicked Shadrack Mamphwe off-the-ball and the referee took no time before flashing yellow. The Mashau team retaliated in the 37th min-ute. Nicky Mukona gave the ball

the final touch after a scramble within the box. Both sides used all their substitution chances in the last half.

Gumani fought the last 18 minutes with their hands tied behind their backs. Their cen-tral defender, Vongani Khosa, was given his marching orders, following a second bookable offence against Lucky Munyai. Realizing their scoring chanc-es were slim, Young Stars abandoned their positions and played defensive football for the remaining part of the game.

The winner was determined through a penalty shoot-out as the score was still 1-1 when the referee blew the final whistle.

Aluwani Managa of Gumani kicks the ball, while Ndamulelo Mutandanyi of Mashau blocks

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Applicant: Nhlatse Plan-ning Consultants at 25 B Excelsior Street, Polok-wane, or at P. O. Box 4865, Polokwane 0700, and fax: (015) 297 8673 e-mail: [email protected]

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VHATHUNdivhadzo ya Masipala wa vhupo ha Musina:1. U ya nga Sekisheni ya vhu 108 (1) (a) i vhalwa-ho na Sekisheni 69 (6) (a) na Regulesheni 26 ya Town-Planning and Town-ships Ordinance, 1986 (Ordinance 15 ya 1986) Masipala u khou toda u thoma fhethu ha Vhudzu-lo ha Vhathu kha Tshipida tsha vhu 15 (tshine tsha vha tshipida tsha tshipida tha vhu 4 tsha Bulasi ya Erasmus 529 MS, Vunduni la Limpopo khathihi na;2. U ya nga Sekisheni ya vhu 69 (6) (a) i vhalwa-ho na Sekisheni 96 na Regulesheni ya vhu 21 ya Townships Ordinance, 1986 (Ordinance 15 ya 1986) apulikhesheni ya u thoma fhethu ha Vhudzu-lo ha Vhathu kha Tshipida tsho salaho kha Tshipida tha vhu 4 (hu sa katel-wi Tshipida tsha vhu 14) tsha Bulasi ya Erasmus 529 MS, ya Divishini ya Regisitiresheni ya MS, Vunduni la Limpopo ( sa zwe zwa sumbedziswa nga tshipida tshi fheletshedza-ho itshi), yo tanganedzwa nga wo (Masipala); na3. U ya nga Sekisheni ya vhu 21 (A) ya Local Government Municipal Systems Act 2000 (Mu-layo wa vu 32 wa 2000) u ya nga zwo bulwaho afho ntha u toda na kha-thihi Apulikhesheni ya u thoma ha vhudzulo ha vha-thu fhethu ho no bulwaho murahu. Tshipikwa ndi u tevhedzela maitele o teaho khathihi na u thoma vhud-zulo ha vhathu hu angared-za-ho zwinzhi sa zwe zwa sumbedziswa kha tshipida tshi fheledzedza-ho itshi kha fhuthu ho no bulwa-ho afho murahu. Arali vha tshi toda u vhona zwothe malugana na apulikhesh-eni vha nga ya Ofisini ya Minedzhere wa ha Ma-sipala nomboro ya ofisi heyi 17 kha tshifhato tshi vhudzwa-ho Irwin -Tshita-ta-ni tshinopfi- 08 August 2014, tshikhala maduvha a 28 ubva duvha Khanedzo dza apulikhesheni kana u to da u imelela maluga-na na apulikhesheni zwi tea u livhiswa nga u tou nwalela ha Minedzhere wa ha Masipala kha dire-si yo bulwaho a fho ntha kana kha P.O. Box 611 Musina 0900 na kha dire-si ya e-mail heyi [email protected]. Hu saathu u fhela maduvha a 28 (ma-humi mavhili wa maduvha na maduvha matanu na mararu) o vhalelwa u bva nga dzi 08 August 2014 fhedzi hu sa swiki phan-da ha dzi 05 Septembert 2014 Muthu a sa koni-ho u nwala ofisi dza masipala nga tshifhinga tsha mushu-mo, nga maanda-maanda Minedzhere wa ha Masipa ane avha Vho J Matshivha, hu u itela u divhisa vhupfi-wa kana vhuimeleli malu-gana na apulikhesheni ya u thoma vhudzulo ha vhathu

ho no bulwa-ho.Ndivhadzo heyi ya u thoma vhudzulo ha vhathu I do sumbedzwa Ofisini ya Masipala khathihi na Lai-burari ya ha Masipala na kha webusaithi ya tshiofi-siri ya Masipala ine diresi yayo ya vha www.musina-municipality.gov.za

TSHIPIDA TSHIF-HELETSHEDZAHO APULIKHESHENI

Dzina la Vhudzulo: Map-ane Township, Nomboro ya Zwitentsi 1002, Kushu-misele kwa izwo zwitentsi nan a nomboro ya hone: Fhethu a fha hu do vha na:• 986 ya zwitentsi zwa u dzula,1 tsha vhubindudzi,2 zwa masipala,9 ya fhethu ha nnyi na nnyi ,1 tsha Kh-ireshe ya tshitshavha,1 tsha tshikolo tsha phuraimari. Fhethu hu no khou dzing-inywa u thoma vhudzulo ha vhathu ndi: hu katel-wa Tshipida tsha vhu 15 (tshine tsha vha tshipida tsha tshipida tha vhu 4) na Tshipida tsho salaho kha Tshipida tha vhu 4 (hu sa katelwi Tshipida tsha vhu 14) tsha Bulasi ya Erasmus 529 MS ya Regisitiresheni ya MS Vunduni la Lim-popo. Afha fhethu hu wanala Devhula-Vhub-vaduvha ha mafhande a bada D7744, D1619 na D777 Galanga-Vhukovhe-la ha tshioporo tsha tshi-dimela kha khoodinaitsi hedzi: 29.850069444,-22 62169444. Dzina la Mui-ti wa Khumbelo kana u dzinginya heyi mveledzi-so: Nhlatse Planning Consultants at 25 B Ex-celsior Street, Polokwane, or at P. O. Box 4865, Polokwane 0700, and fax: (015) 297 8673 e-mail: [email protected]

NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN

DECEASED ESTATEOf Late Gezani Rich-ard Ngobeni , Id No: 420409 5370 08 0, Date of Death: 15th day of March 2012. Estate no: 2757/2012. Last Address: House no. 1021 - E, Gi-yani, Mopani District.All persons having com-plains and claims against the above estate are called upon to contact the ap-pointed Executrix with-in thirty (30) days of the publication of this notice.The name of the Executrix is as follow: Ndlhovu Mtha-vini Noriah and the name of the agent is as follows: Noel Chauke Attorneys, Office No: 228, Old Mutual Building, PO Box 1422, Giyani 0826, Tel: 015 812 1574, Fax: 015 812 1575, Ref: CH/MN/135/13EST

NDIVHADZO YA USEDZULUSIWA HA ZWITHU ZWANGA

THITHISI MUPO WASHU

Ndivhadzo uya nga mu-layo wa zwa thogomelo ya mupo wo phadaladzi-waho sa ndivhadzo ya muvhuso R543 nga dzi 18 Fulwi nwaha wa gi-dimbilifumi nga fhasi ha ndima ya 54(2)C(i) ya mulayo wa zwa mupo wa 107 wa 1998 malugana na u bveledzwa ha zwi-tentsi zwonovha honeho zwa 918 na utsheiwa ha zwitentsi zwiswa zwa 622 kha bulasi ya Hetty 93MT shangoni la Madimbo line

lavha fhasi ha Masipala wa Musina wa dzingu la Masipala wa Vhembe. Mishumo inodo itwa ndi itevhelaho: U khwinif-hadziwa ha zwitentsi zwa kale uri zwivhe mulay-oni, utsheiwa ha zwitentsi zwisa zwa u dzula, mab-indu, zwikolo, haulafhela, dzikereke, zwifhato zwa masipala na hau tambe-la. Mushumo uyo udo itwa kha hekhithara dza 266.49ha na hone mushu-mo uyo udovha scoping na EIA. U bveledzwa ha lokhishi huna masia ndait-wa asi a vhudi kha mupo zwine zwa sia uyu mushu-mo utshi wela fhasi ha Environmental Impact As-sessment uya nga milayo ya muvhuso yo bulwaho afho fhasi yo divhadzwaho sa R545 na R544 nga dzi 18 dza Fulwi nwaha wa gidimbili fumi:- R545 ndima ya 15, U shandukiswa ha fhethu hune a hungo fhatwa tshithu uri huvhe fhethu ha u dzula vhathu. Fhethu afho ndi fhethu hune havha nnda ha dorobo huno fhira hekhithara dza fumbili.- R544 ndima ya 22(i), U fhatiwa ha bada nnda ha vhupo ha doroboni ine bada iyo ya vha na muelo u no fhira mithara ya 13.5.Fhethu: Bulasi dzo dz-ula khilomitara dza fu-tharu Devhula vhubva duvha ha dorobo ya Mu-sina. Khodineitsi ndi dzi tevhelaho: 22˚50’51.6”S na 30˚39’40.2”E. Goe-marubs yo imela masipa-la wa Musina yo rumela zwidodombedzwa zwa u wana tshomedzo dza u ita mushumo wa zwa mupo kha vha Department of Economic Development, Environment & Tourism- Limpopo. Ref: 12/1/9/1-V35.Mune: Musina Local municipality, Private Bag X6611, Musina, 0900. Contact person: Mr Mphephu Musiwalo, Tel: 015 534 6100, Fax: 086 619 3550. Musedzu-lusi wa zwa mupo: Geo-marubs, P.O. Box 220, Vuwani, 0952. Contact Person: Mphedi Tshed-za Carol, Cell: 079 3637 252, Fax: 086 6048 415, E-mai l :[email protected]. Uri vha divhee sa muthu ane a do kwamea nga mushumo hoyu kana uri vha do i takalela kana usa itakalela khavha ru-mele vhudipfiwa havho na mahumbulwa avho kha musedzulusi wa zwa mupo kha zwidodombedz-wa zwo nwalwaho afho ntha, kha maduvha a fuina ubva duvha la ubvisiwa ha mbambadzo heyi gurann-dani.

NDIVHADZO YA USEDZULUSIWA

HA ZWITHU ZWINE ZWANGA THITHISI

MUPO WASHUNdivhadzo uya nga mu-layo wa zwa thogomelo ya mupo wo phadaladzi-waho sa ndivhadzo ya muvhuso R543 nga dzi 18 Fulwi nwaha wa gi-dimbilifumi nga fhasi ha ndima ya 54(2)C(i) ya mulayo wa zwa thogome-lo ya zwa mupo wa 107 wa 1998 malugana na u utsheiwa ha zwitentsi zwa 25 kha tshipida tsha vhu 94 kha tshitentsi tsha vhu 651 tsha bulasi ya ha

Mpapuli 278MT lokhishi-ni ya Thohoyandou L, line lavha fhasi ha Masipala wa Thulamela wa dzingu la Masipala wa Vhembe.Mishumo inodo itwa ndi itevhelaho: U utsheiwa ha zwitentsi zwiswa zwa u dzula, mabindu, zwiko-lo, haulafhela,dzikereke, zwifhato zwa masipala na hau tambela.Mushumo uyu udo itwa kha hekh-ithara dza 2.02 nahone udovha Basic Assessment.U bveledzwa ha lokhishi huna masia ndaitwa asi a vhudi kha mupo zwine zwa sia uyu mushumo ut-shi wela fhasi ha Environ-mental Impact Assessment uya nga milayo ya muvhu-so yo bulwaho afho fhasi yo divhadzwaho sa R544 na R544 nga dzi 18 dza Fulwi nwaha wa gidimbili fumi:• R544 ndima ya 24, U shandukiswa ha fhethu hune a hovha ho tsireledzi-wa sa park uri hu vhe zwi-tentsi zwau dzula.• R544 ndima ya 22(i), U fhatiwa ha bada nnda ha vhupo ha doroboni ine bada iyo ya vha na muelo u no fhira mithara ya 13.5.Fhethu: Bulasi dzo dzula khilomitara thanu Devhula ha dorobo ya Thohoyan-dou. Khodineitsi ndi dzi tevhelaho: 23˚59'44.0" na 30˚28'46.4" Geomarubs yo imela masipala wa Thulamela yo rumela zwidodombedzwa zwa u wana tshomedzo dza u ita mushumo wa zwa mupo kha vha Department of Economic Development, Environment & Tourism- Limpopo, Ref: 12/1/9/1-V88. Mune: Thulamela Local municipality, Pri-vate Bag X5066, Tho-hoyandou, 0950, Con-tact person: Mr Mbedzi Tendani, Tel: 015 962 7500, Fax: 015 962 4169. Musedzulusi wa zwa mupo: Geomarubs, P.O. Box 220, Vuwani, 0952, Contact Person: Mphedi Tshedza Carol, Cell: 079 3637 252, Fax: 086 6048 415, E-mail:[email protected]. Uri vha divhee sa muthu ane a do kwamea nga mushu-mo hoyu kana uri vha do i takalela kana usa itakalela khavha rumele vhudip-fiwa havho na mahum-bulwa avho kha mused-zulusi wa zwa mupo kha zwidodombedzwa zwo nwalwaho afho ntha, kha maduvha a fuina ubva du-vha la ubvisiwa ha mbam-badzo heyi guranndani.



MUPO WASHUNdivhadzo uya nga mu-layo wa zwa thogomelo ya mupo wo phadaladziwaho sa ndivhadzo ya muvhuso R543 nga dzi 18 Fulwi nwaha wa gidimbilifu-mi nga fhasi ha ndima ya 54(2)C(i) ya mulayo wa zwa thogomelo ya zwa mupo wa 107 wa 1998 malugana na u utshei-wa ha zwitentsi zwa 100 kha bulasi ya Vredenburg 266MT shangoni la Tshi-kambe line lavha fhasi ha Masipala wa Thulamela wa dzingu la Masipala wa Vhembe.

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Mishumo inodo itwa ndi itevhelaho: U utsheiwa ha zwitentsi zwiswa zwa u dzula,mabindu, zwiko-lo, haulafhela, dzikereke, zwifhato zwa masipala na hau tambela.Mushumo uyu udo itwa kha hek-hithara dza 9.2 nahone mushumo uyu udovha Bassic Assesment. U bveledzwa ha lokhishi huna masia ndaitwa asi a vhudi kha mupo zwine zwa sia uyu mushumo ut-shi wela fhasi ha Environ-mental Impact Assessment uya nga milayo ya muvhu-so yo bulwaho afho fhasi yo divhadzwaho sa R544 na R544 nga dzi 18 dza Fulwi nwaha wa gidimbili fumi:• R544 ndima ya 23(ii), U shandukiswa ha fhethu hune a hungo fhatwa tshithu uri huvhe fhethu ha u dzula vhathu.fhethu afho ndi fhethu hune havha nnda ha dorobo huno fhira hekhithara nthihi.• R544 ndima ya 22(i), U fhatiwa ha bada nnda ha vhupo ha doroboni ine bada iyo ya vha na muelo u no fhira mithara ya 13.5.Fhethu: Bulasi dzo dzula khilomitara dza futharu mbili vhubva duvha ha dorobo ya Thohoyandou.Khodineitsi ndi dzi tevhelaho: 22˚50'51.6"S na 30˚39'40.2"E Geo-marubs yo imela masipala wa Thulamela yo rumela zwidodombedzwa zwa u wana tshomedzo dza u ita mushumo wa zwa mupo kha vha Department of Economic Development,



MUPO WASHUNdivhadzo uya nga mu-layo wa zwa thogomelo ya mupo wo phadaladziwaho sa ndivhadzo ya muvhuso R543 nga dzi 18 Fulwi nwaha wa gidimbilifu-mi nga fhasi ha ndima ya 54(2)C(i) ya mulayo wa zwa thogomelo ya zwa mupo wa 107 wa 1998 malugana na u utsheiwa ha zwitentsi zwiswa zwa 214 kha bulasi ya Lock 270MT na Hattingh 275 MT shangoni la Tshi-konelo Tshamidzi line

NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN

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Invitation for applications from suitably qualified graduates to be part of the Internship programme at Makhado Municipality for a period of twelve (12) months in order to maximize their chances of getting employment with a stipend allowance of R3 833.33 per months.

DEPARTMENT: BUDGET & TREASURY (Ref: 5/3/4/3/99)

DEPARTMENT: OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL MANAGER (Ref: 5/3/4/4/88)

DEPARTMENT: TECHNICAL SERVICES (Ref: 5/3/4/4/87)

All applications must be on the Council prescribed employment application form accompanied by a CV and certified copies of qualifications and Identity document. Employment applications forms can be col-lected at Makhado Civic Centre (Registry) or downloaded on our municipal website: www.makhado.gov.za

Forward your applications to the Municipal Manager, Private Bag X2596, MAKHADO, 0920 OR hand deliver your applications at 83 Krogh Street, Civic Centre (Registry).

For enquiries contact A.P Muofhe @ 015 519 3121 or N B Nyalungu @ 015 519 3125

NO FAX OR E-MAIL APPLICATION WILL BE CONSIDERED. If you have not been contacted by Makha-do Municipality within 60 days of the closing date of advertisement, please accept that your application was unsuccessful.

PUBLICATION DATE: 15 August 2014CLOSING DATE: 04 September 2014

MAKHADO LOCAL MUNICIPALITYTel: (015) 519 3000 Fax: (015) 516 1195 Private Bag X2596 Makhado 0920

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Invitation for applications from suitably qualified graduates to be part of the Internship programme at Makhado Municipality for a period of two (02) years in order to maximize their chances of getting employ-ment with a stipend allowance of R10 194.82 per month as funded by National Treasury.

DEPARTMENT: BUDGET & TREASURY

All applications must be on the Council prescribed employment application form accompanied by a CV and certified copies of qualifications and Identity document. Employment applications forms can be collected at Makhado Civic Centre (Registry) or downloaded on our municipal website: www.makhado.gov.za

Forward your applications to the Municipal Manager, Private Bag X2596, MAKHADO, 0920 OR hand deliver your applications at 83 Krogh Street, Civic Centre (Registry).

For enquiries contact A.P Muofhe @ 015 519 3121 or N B Nyalungu @ 015 519 3125

NO FAX OR E-MAIL APPLICATION WILL BE CONSIDERED. If you have not been contacted by Makha-do Municipality within 60 days of the closing date of advertisement, please accept that your application was unsuccessful.

PUBLICATION DATE: 15 August 2014CLOSING DATE: 04 September 2014


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Environment & Tourism- Limpopo, Ref: 12/1/9/1-V87. Mune: Thulamela Local municipality, Pri-vate Bag X5066, Tho-hoyandou, 0950, Con-tact person: Mr Mbedzi Tendani, Tel: 015 962 7500, Fax: 015 962 4169. Musedzulusi wa zwa mupo: Geomarubs, P.O. Box 220, Vuwani, 0952, Contact Person: Mphedi Tshedza Carol, Cell: 079 3637 252, Fax: 086 6048 415, E-mail:[email protected]. Uri vha divhee sa muthu ane a do kwamea nga mushu-mo hoyu kana uri vha do i takalela kana usa itakalela khavha rumele vhudip-fiwa havho na mahum-bulwa avho kha mused-zulusi wa zwa mupo kha zwidodombedzwa zwo nwalwaho afho ntha, kha maduvha a fuina ubva du-vha la ubvisiwa ha mbam-badzo heyi guranndani.

lavha fhasi ha Masipala wa Thulamela wa dzingu la Masipala wa Vhembe. Mishumo inodo iwa ndi itevhelaho: U khwinif-hadziwa ha zwitentsi zwa kale uri zwivhe mulay-oni,utsheiwa ha zwitentsi zwiswa zwa u dzula, mab-indu, zwikolo, haulafhela, dzikereke, zwifhato zwa masipala na hau tambela. Mushumo uyo udo itwa kha hekhithara dza 22.69 nahone mushumo uyu udovha scoping na EIA. U bveledzwa ha lokhishi huna masia ndaitwa asi a vhudi kha mupo zwine zwa sia uyu mushumo ut-shi wela fhasi ha Environ-mental Impact Assessment uya nga milayo ya muvhu-so yo bulwaho afho fhasi yo divhadzwaho sa R545 na R544 nga dzi 18 dza Fulwi nwaha wa gidimbili fumi:• R545 ndima ya 15, U shandukiswa ha fhethu hune a hungo fhatwa tshithu uri huvhe fhethu ha u dzula vhathu.fhethu afho ndi fhethu hune havha nnda ha dorobo huno fhira hekhithara dza fumbili.• R544 ndima ya 22(i), U fhatiwa ha bada nnda ha vhupo ha doroboni ine bada iyo ya vha na muelo u no fhira mithara ya 13.5Fhethu: Bulasi dzo dzula khilomitara dza fumbili thanu Devhula vhubva du-vha ha dorobo ya Thohoy-andou. Khodineitsi ndi dzi tevhelaho: 22˚53'51.0"S na 30˚44'26.9"E Geo-marubs yo imela masipa-la wa Musina yo rumela zwidodombedzwa zwa u wana tshomedzo dza u ita

mushumo wa zwa mupo kha vha Department of Economic Development, Environment & Tourism- Limpopo,Ref 12/1/9/1-V34. Mune: Thulamela Local municipality, Pri-vate Bag X5066, Tho-hoyandou, 0950, Con-tact person: Mr Mbedzi Tendani, Tel: 015 962 7500, Fax: 015 962 4169. Musedzulusi wa zwa mupo: Geomarubs, P.O. Box 220, Vuwani, 0952, Contact Person: Mphedi Tshedza Carol, Cell: 079 3637 252, Fax: 086 6048 415, E-mail:[email protected]. Uri vha divhee sa muthu ane a do kwamea nga mushu-mo hoyu kana uri vha do i takalela kana usa itakalela khavha rumele vhudip-fiwa havho na mahum-bulwa avho kha mused-zulusi wa zwa mupo kha zwidodombedzwa zwo nwalwaho afho ntha, kha maduvha a fuina ubva du-vha la ubvisiwa ha mbam-badzo heyi guranndani.

Address: Stand No 407, Madombidzha Zone 2, Tshilwavhusiku District, Date of Death: 2014/07/18. Name and Addrss of Exec-utor or Authorised Agent: SV Phuravhathu Attor-neys, 113 President Street, PSV Building, Louis Trich-ardt, PO Box 3127, Elim Hospital, 0960, Tel/Fax: 015 516 3690/4609, REF: PSV/EST.013

da ha kale, Venda Land Proclamation 45 of 1990; zwauri ro ita khumbelo kha Muhasho wa Tshu-misano ya Mivhuso, zwa Madzulele na Mivhu-so ya Po (Co-Operative Governance, Human Set-tlements and Traditional Affairs) fhano Limpopo ya tshitentsi tsha u fhata Vhuongelo hu si ha Mu-vhuso tshitensini tshire Thohoyandou Block JK, doroboni ya Thohoyandou i welaho fhasi ha Masipala wa Thulamela. Dzipulane na zwidodombedzwa zwi do vha zwo andadzwa maduvha a 28 ofisini ya Mulanguli Muhulwane wa Vhupulani na Mveledzi-so Masipalani wa Thu-lamela u wanalaho do-roboni ya Thohoyandou hune zwa nga tolwa hone ubva nga dzi 11 Than-gule 2014 u swika nga dzi 08 Tshimedzi 2014. Khanedzo dza khumbelo iyi dzinga itwa nga u tou nwala dza livhiswa kha davhi lo buliwaho afho ntha. Khanedzo idzi dzi fanela u itiwa hu saathu u fhela maduvha a 28 u

nance, Human Settlements and Traditional Affairs in Limpopo for a Private Hospital Site at Thohoy-andou Block JK Township falling under Thulamela Local Municipality. The relevant plans, documents and information will lie for inspection at the office of the Senior Manager of Planning and Develop-ment office number for a period of 28 days as from 11 August 2014 to 08 September 2014. Objec-tions to or representation in respect of the applica-tion must be lodged with or made in writing, for 28 days as from 11 August 2014 to 08 September 2014, to the Department of Planning and Develop-ment, Thulamela Munic-ipality in Thohoyandou Central Business District. The address of the agent: Tshiongolwe Develop-ment Planning Con-sultants, 7B Bodenstein Street, Polokwane, 0700. Enquiries: Mr. Andanani Madima on 015 291 2232.

thoma nga dzi 11 Than-gule 2014 u swika nga dzi 08 Tshimedzi 2014. Diresi ya zhendedzi: Tsh-iongolwe Development Planning Consultant, 7B Bodenstein Street, Polok-wane, 0700. Mbudziso ndi livhiswa kha Mr Andanani Madima kha nomboro heyi ; 015 291 2232.

Makhado Local Municipality is on the process of extending the Third-Party Vending facility to another level, which is through the involvement of Hypermarket stores such as Checkers and other related stores as well as the banks, which include Standard Bank, Ned Bank, FNB and Absa, to sell prepaid electricity. Because of the above, a schedule of selling Electricity has been prepared as follows:

1. Municipal Offices will open for four (4) Saturdays, that is for the whole month;2. Municipal Offices will open for only three (3) Saturdays, with Saturday of the 30th of August 2014

excluded;3. Municipal Offices will open for only three (3) Saturdays, with Saturday of the 27th of September 2014

excluded; 4. Municipal Offices will open for only two (2) Saturdays, with Saturdays of the 18th and the 25th of

October 2014 excluded;5. Municipal Offices will open for only two (2) Saturdays, with Saturdays of the 22nd and the 29th of

November 2014 excluded;6. Municipal Offices will open for only one (1) Saturday, with Saturdays of the 6th, 13th, and the 27th of

December 2014 excluded;

Please note that Municipal offices (Revenue Section), should not open at all during Saturdays and Public Holidays with effect from January 2015.


PUBLIC NOTICE:REVENUE SCHEDULE OF OPENING MUNICIPAL OFFICES

DURING SATURDAYS.

Enquiries should be directed to:The Revenue Manager or MR. I P MUTSHINYALIThe Chief Financial Officer at 015 519 3000 MUNICIPAL MANAGERNotice Number 106 of 2014 Ad designed by Zoutnet Publishers


All interested service providers are hereby invited to submit written quotations and deliver them to Makhado municipality’s tender box.


Civic Centre83 Krogh Street Makhado, 0920 MR. I P MUTSHINYALINotice No. 132/2014 MUNICIPAL MANAGER File No. 8/3/2/1 Ad designed by Zoutnet Publishers

TENDER NOTICE

QUOTATION NO DESCRIPTION CIDB GRADING

COMPULSORY BRIEFING SESSION

CLOSING DATE

MAK03/2014/15` Request for Quotation for the Re-advertisement: Operating Regulation On High Voltage System: Outcome 04 Training

27 August 2014 at 12H00

MAK05/2014/15 Request for Quotation for the Re-advertisement: Supply and Delivery of VLocPro Tx /Rx

27 August 2014 at 12H00

MAK13/2014/15 Request For Quotation for the Supply And Delivery Tamping Rammer

27 August 2014 at 12H00

MAK14/2014/15 Request For Quotation for the Supply And Delivery Chemicals

27 August 2014 at 12H00

MAK15/2014/15 Request for quotation for Val-uation of ERVEN 39, Vuwani Township, 1312, Ha-Tshiko-ta (Vleinfontein) Township, 2203, (Makhado-A) Dzanani Township and Municipal Land situated at the Taxi Rank Dzanani Township.

27 August 2014 at 12H00

MAK16/2014/15 Request For Quotation for the Supply and Delivery of Shoes (TAKKIE)

19 August 2014 at 14:00 at Council Chamber, First floor, Civic Centre, Ground floor, No 83 Krogh Street, Makhado

27 August 2014 at 12H00

MAK17/2014/15 Request for Quotation for Labour for Renovation and Addition of offices: Makha-do Civic Centre

01 GB 19 August 2014 at 11:00 at Council Chamber, First floor, Civic Centre, Ground floor, No 83 Krogh Street, Makhado

27 August 2014 at 12H00

MAK18/2014/15 Request For Quotation for the Supply, Delivery and Erect Interlocking Paving Blocks

19 August 2014 at 09:30 at Makhado Municipality - Me-chanical Workshop

27 August 2014 at 12H00

Please Note:1. Specifications of the quotations and MBD6.1 and MBD4 can be downloaded from the municipal

website: www.makhado.gov.za or a hard copy can be obtained from supply chain management office B043, Civil Centre, No.83 Krogh street, Makhado Municipality

2. For more information, enquiries must be directed to Ms Masethe A.H or Mr Ramabulana M at 015 519 3129 /3176 during office hours

TENDER NOTICE AND INVITATION TO TENDERTenders are hereby invited from Contractors registered with the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) for the Preventative Maintenance of Road P134/3 from Ga-Rafiri to Inca Mine.The employer is the Roads Agency Limpopo SOC Ltd.Tender documents are obtainable from the cashier’s office, ground floor, Roads Agency Limpopo SOC, RAL Towers, at 26 Rabe Street (c/o Biccard Street), Polokwane, Telephone (015) 291-4236, upon receipt of non-re-fundable cash or bank guaranteed cheque payment of R300, 00 per set.Tender documents are obtainable during the following times: 08:00 to 15:00 (Monday to Friday) as from 15 August 2014Bank guaranteed cheques must be made payable to the Roads Agency Limpopo SOC.Queries related to the issues of these documents may be addressed to Mr Dan Masekela, Tel No 015 297 6265, Fax No: 086 514 7458, e-mail [email protected]

A compulsory clarification meeting with representatives of the employer will take place at Zebediela Mall along the R519 road (24°21’55.31”S and 29°18’50.84”E)“ on 09 September 2014 starting at 10H00 hrs.The closing time for receipt of tender is 11H00 hrs on 23 September 2014. Telegraphic, telephonic, telex, facsimile and late tenders will not be accepted.Tenders, completed as prescribed, shall be sealed in an envelope marked “Tender No. RAL/T700/2014, PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE OF ROAD P134/3 FROM GA-RAFIRI TO INCA MINE and deposited in the box located in the entrance foyer (ground floor) of RAL Towers, 26 Rabe Street (c/o Biccard Street), Polokwane.

Tenderers shall have a CIDB class grading of: 7 CE or 6CE PE or higher.

ROADS AGENCY LIMPOPO SOC Ltd


Contractors who have expertise in land fill management are invited to bid for the operation and maintenance of Thohoyandou Landfill Site

INVITATION TO BID

Private Bag X5066Thohoyandou

0950Limpopo Province

Tel: (015) 962 7500Fax: (015) 962 4020

(015) 962 5328

THULAMELAMUNICIPALITY

A compulsory briefing meeting with representatives of the employer will take place at the council chamber located at Thulamela Municipality Head Office on 21 August 2014 starting at 11h00.

Tender documents are available from office no.2, Thulamela Municipality, Head office, Thohoyandou. A non-refundable cash deposit of R 506 payable to secure a copy of the tender document. Tender documents are obtainable during the following times: 08H00 -16H00 Mondays to Fridays from 18 August 2014.Bidding companies are required to submit the bid documents with the following compulsory requirements:• Valid tax clearance certificate issued by SARS.• Company registration documents• Proof of Professional Registration of proposed project leader / manager.• CVs of the proposed project team, and their office location. • Similar previously successfully executed projects with contract values and client’s contacts.• Companies’ and/or Directors’ proof of payment for the Municipal accounts (rates & taxes) in their area of jurisdiction not older than three(3) month and not in arrears for more than 90 days.• Company profile.• Registration with the Institute of Waste Management of Southern Africa(IWMSA)

NB: Service providers must submit their BBBEE verification certificate from verification agency accredited by South African accreditation system (SANAS) or a registered auditor approved by the Independent Regulatory Board (IRBA) or an Accounting Officer as contemplated in the corporation and BEE Rating certificate.Bids will be assessed under the provisions of the following Acts and its Regulations: Municipal Finance Management Act, (Act 56 of 2003); BBBEE, Supply Chain Management Policy of the municipality in accordance with the specifications and in terms of 90:10 preferential points system and functionality.Sealed bid documents must be submitted in envelopes clearly indicating “BID NUMBER AND DESCRIPTION” on the outside and must reach the undersigned by depositing it into the official Bid Box at the front of the main entrance to the Civic Centre, by no later than 11:00 on 02 September 2014. All Bids received will be opened in public in the Municipality’s Board Room, Civic Centre, Old Agriven Building, Thohoyandou.

The Municipality is not bound to accept the lowest or any Bid and reserves the right to accept any part of a Bid. Bids must remain valid for a period of ninety (90) days after closing date of the submission thereof.

Bids which are late, incomplete, unsigned, completed by pencil, sent by telegraph, facsimile , electronically (Fax), or E- mail and without the compulsory requirements will be disqualified.Technical enquiries can be directed to Mr. Madi M S at (015) 962 7586. Administrative queries can be directed to Mr Chauke H.D at 015 962 7622.

ADV MATHIVHA M.HMUNICIPAL MANAGER Thulamela MunicipalityCivic Centre Old Agriven BuildingThohoyandou 0950


NO BID NUMBER DESCRIPTION

1 Bid no 16/2014/2015 Operation and maintenance of Thohoyandou Landfill site. (3 Year contract)

Thulamela Municipality invites capable suppliers for the supply of the following items:

INVITATION TO BID



Tel: (015) 962 7500Fax: (015) 962 4020

(015) 962 5328

THULAMELAMUNICIPALITY

Bid documents will be available as from the 18 August 2014 between 08h00 and 15h30 at office No.02 Thulamela Municipality, Old Agriven Building, Thohoyandou.

Interested service providers will be expected to submit the prices with the following compulsory requirements:• Valid Tax Clearance Certificate Issued by SARS• Company registration documents (e.g. CK) • Companies’ and/or Directors’ proof of payment for the Municipal accounts (rates & taxes) in their area of jurisdiction.( Not older than Three(3) months) and not in arrears for more than 90 days.• List of similar successfully executed projects with clients contact details and contract values.

Where possible we also request to be provided with the company profile.

NB: Service providers must submit their BBBEE verification certificate from verification agency accredited by South African accreditation system (SANAS) or a registered auditor approved by the Independent Regulatory Board (IRBA) or an Accounting Officer as contemplated in the corporation and BEE Rating certificate

Sealed bid documents must be submitted in envelopes clearly indicating “BID NUMBER AND DESCRIPTION” on the outside and must reach the undersigned by depositing it into the official Bid Box at the front of the main entrance to the Civic Centre, by no later than 11:00 on, 02 September 2014. All Bids received will be opened in public in the Municipality’s Board Room, Civic Centre, Old Agriven Building, Thohoyandou.

The Municipality is not bound to accept the lowest or any Bid and reserves the right to accept any part of a Bid. Bids must remain valid for a period of ninety (90) days after closing date of the submission thereof

Bids which are late, incomplete, unsigned, completed by pencil, sent by telegraph, facsimile , electronically (Fax), or E- mail and without the compulsory requirements will be disqualified.

ADV MATHIVHA M.HMUNICIPAL MANAGER Thulamela MunicipalityCivic Centre Old Agriven BuildingThohoyandou 0950 Ad designed by Zoutnet Publishers

BID NUMBER DESCRIPTION BID PRICE CONTACT PERSON EVALUATION CRITERIA

BID NO. 176/2013/14

Supply and Delivery of one(1) TLB

R479-00 Mr Mulaudzi R (015 962 7661 or or Mr Chauke H.D (015 962 7622)

80/20 preference points system will be used.

BID NO. 177/2013/14

Supply and Delivery of Horse and Trailer (Lowbed)

R479-00 Mr Mulaudzi R (015 962 7661 or Mr Chauke H.D (015 962 7622)

90/10 preference points system will be used.


Tenders & Vacancies

Bids are hereby invited from suitable qualified MOTOR DEALERS OR MANUFACTURES, with sound knowledge and experience to supply vehicles.

INVITATION TO BIDBID NO.15/2014/2015: SUPPLY AND

DELIVERY OF VEHICLES



Tel: (015) 962 7500Fax: (015) 962 4020

(015) 962 5328

THULAMELA MUNICIPALITY

Bid documents will be available as from 18 August 2014 between 08h00 and 15h30 upon non-refundable cash payment of R 291-00 per document at Procurement office No.02 Thulamela Municipality, Old Agriven Building, Thohoyandou, 0950. Interested service providers will be expected to submit the prices with the following compulsory requirements:

• Valid TAX Clearance certificate issued by SARS • Company Profile• Companies’ and/or Directors’ proof of payment for the Municipal accounts (rates & taxes) in their area of jurisdiction. (Not older than Three (3) months and not in arrears for more than 90 days).• List of similar successfully executed projects with clients contact details and contract values.

Where possible we also request to be provided with the company profile. NB: Service providers must submit their BBBEE verification certificate from verification agency accredited by South African accreditation system (SANAS) or a registered auditor approved by the Independent Regulatory Board (IRBA) or an Accounting Officer as contemplated in the corporation and BEE Rating certificate

Bids will be assessed under the provisions of the following Acts and its Regulations: Municipal Finance Management Act, (Act 56 of 2003); Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act, 2000 (Act 5 of 2000) Supply Chain Management Policy of the Municipality in accordance with the specifications and in terms of 90:10 preferential points system.Sealed bids must be submitted in envelopes clearly indicating “BID NO.15/2014/2015: SUPPLY OF VEHICLES” on the outside and must reach the undersigned by depositing it into the official Bid Box at the front of the main entrance to the Civic Centre, by no later than 11H00 on 02 September 2014 All Bids received will be opened in public in the Municipality’s Board Room, Civic Centre, Old Agriven Building, Thohoyandou.

The Municipality is not bound to accept the lowest or any Bid and reserves the right to accept any part of a Bid. Bids must remain valid for a period of ninety (90) days after closing date of the submission thereof. Bid enquiries can be made with Mr Madi M S or Mr Chauke H.D at telephone no (015) 962 7586/ 7622, respectively.

Bids which are late, incomplete, unsigned, completed by pencil, sent by telegraph, facsimile , electronically (Fax), or E- mail and without the compulsory requirements will be disqualified.

ADV MATHIVHA M.HMUNICIPAL MANAGER Thulamela MunicipalityCivic Centre Old Agriven BuildingThohoyandou 0950 Ad designed by Zoutnet Publishers

TENDER NOTICE AND INVITATION TO TENDER

Tenders are hereby invited from Contractors registered with the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) for the PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE AND REHABILITATION PROJECT FROM ROAD D1267 TO TARENTAALRAND IN THE MOPANI DISTRICT OF THE LIMPOPO PROVINCE.

The employer is the Roads Agency Limpopo SOC Limited.

Tender documents are obtainable from the cashier’s office, ground floor, Roads Agency Limpopo SOC, RAL Towers, at 26 Rabe Street (c/o Biccard Street), Polokwane, Telephone (015) 291-4236, upon receipt of non-refundable cash or bank guaranteed cheque payment of R300,00 per set.

Tender documents are obtainable during the following times: 08:00 to 15:00 (Monday to Friday) as from Monday, 08 September 2014.

Bank guaranteed cheques must be made payable to the Department of Roads and Transport.

Queries related to the issues of these documents may be addressed to Mr. P. Thokwane, Tel.: (012) 941 0939, Fax: (012) 941 5035 / 086 661 4403, E-mail: [email protected]

A compulsory clarification meeting with representatives of the employer will take place at the intersection of road D1350 (Deerpark road), GPS: 23°48’41.82”S; 30°18’19.06”E, close to Tarenta-alrand and road D1292 (Giyani turn-off) on Tuesday, 16 September 2014 starting at 14:00 pm.

The closing time for receipt of tender is 11:00 am on Tuesday, 30 September 2014. Telegraphic, telephonic, telex, facsimile and late tenders will not be accepted.

Tenders, completed as prescribed, shall be sealed in an envelope marked “Tender No. RAL/T707/2014: PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE AND REHABILITATION PROJECT FROM ROAD D1267 TO TARENTAALRAND IN THE MOPANI DISTRICT OF THE LIMPOPO PROVINCE.” and deposited in the box located in office 143, 1st floor, Department of Road and Transport, 40 Paul Kruger Street , Polokwane.

Tenderers shall have a CIDB Class Grading of: 5CE PE or 6CE or higher.

ROADS AGENCY LIMPOPO SOC Ltd


STUDENT ADMINISTRATION | ASSISTANT CLERK (P13)

In the Requirements Section for the position of Assistant Clerk, Student Administration, as advertised in Limpopo Mirror on Friday 8 August, the Peromnes grade was incorrectly quoted as (P12). Please note the correct level is (P13).

Univen apologises for any inconvenience. gear-1610

Suitable service providers are invited to tender for the Supply and Delivery of Office Furniture. Bidders are requested to bid as per specification attached to the bid documents that will be obtainable from 19 August 2014 at the Procurement Office No. B043, Ground Floor, Civic Centre, MAKHADO upon payment of a non-refundable amount of R200,00 per tender document.

Completed bid documents signed by a duly authorized person, sealed in an envelope clearly marked “Tender No. 40 of 2014: Supply and Delivery of Office Furniture:” must reach the undersigned by depos-iting it into the tender box at the foyer of the main entrance to the Civic Centre by not later than 12:00 on Friday, 29 August 2014 when all tenders received will be opened in public in the Executive Committee Chamber, First Floor, Civic Centre, No. 83 Krogh Street, Makhado.

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

Bids which are late, incomplete, unsigned or submitted in pencil or by telegraph or facsimile or electron-ically by e-mail, or not having the following documents attached for evaluation or not complying with the tender specifications, will not be evaluated and will be disqualified:

• Original valid Tax Clearance Certificate• A copy of Company Registration Certificate• Certified copy/copies of company owner(s) ID Book(s).• BBBEE Certificate (For Preferential Points)

All technical enquiries can be directed to Director Corporate Services, Mr N C Kharidzha or Ms T E Shiringane at (015) 519 3000, while procurement enquiries should be directed to Mr Ramabulana M at (015) 519 3179



TENDER NO. 40 OF 2014: SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF OFFICE FURNITURE

Suitable service providers are invited to tender for the supply and delivery of Diaries and Calendars for 2015. Bidders are requested to bid as per specification attached to the bid documents that will be obtain-able from 19 August 2014 at the Procurement Office No. B043, Ground Floor, Civic Centre, MAKHADO upon payment of a non-refundable amount of R200,00.A compulsory briefing session will be held on 22 August 2014 at 10:00 at the Council Chamber, Ground Floor, Civic Centre, No 83 Krogh Street, Makhado

Completed bid documents signed by a duly authorized person, sealed in an envelope clearly marked “Ten-der No. 42 of 2014: Supply and Delivery of Diaries and Calendars for 2015” must reach the undersigned by depositing it into the tender box at the foyer of the main entrance to the Civic Centre by not later than 12:00 on Friday, 29 August 2014 when all tenders received will be opened in public in the Executive Committee Chamber, First Floor, Civic Centre, No. 83 Krogh Street, Makhado.

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

Bids which are late, incomplete, unsigned or submitted in pencil or by telegraph or facsimile or electronical-ly by e-mail, or not having the following documents attached for evaluation or not complying with the tender specifications, will not be evaluated and will be disqualified:

• Original valid Tax Clearance Certificate• A copy of Company Registration Certificate• Certified copy/copies of company owner(s) ID Book(s).• BBBEE Certificate (For Preferential Points)

All technical enquiries can be directed to Acting Director Corporate Services, Mr N C Kharidzha or Ms T E Shiringani at (015) 519 3000, while procurement enquiries should be directed to Mr Ramabulana M at (015) 519 3179.



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FOR 2015

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Entertainment

By Silas Nduvheni

Crime


Pupils from the Holy Rosary Catholic School in Malamulele perform marimba, a traditional musical performance, which the Vhembe arts and culture committee is committed to restoring to most of the schools.


Cultural competitions for local schoolsPrimary and secondary schools in the Vhembe region competed in a cultural com-petition for two consecutive days last week. The event took place at the Makhado Show Grounds.

On Thursday, the region's best primary schools showed their skills, while the secondary school teams had their oppor-tunity on Friday. The winning schools came from all six clus-ters in the Vhembe district, namely from Thohoyandou,

Soutpansberg, Hlanganani, Mal-amulele, Mutale and Vuwani. The venue was colourful with pupils dressed in traditional attire and proudly showcasing their culture.

This year's competition was marked by tough competition between the schools. The organ-isers also increased their efforts to include some of the activities that were left out in previous years. One of the activities is the marimba musical performances. Pupils from the Holy Rosary

Catholic School from Malamule performed this musical activity and their teacher, Mr Emmanuel Mashavha, said there had been keen interest since this art was initially introduced at the school.

The competition, which start-ed at circuit level, reached its climax last week and it will con-tinue on 27 September at Mu-sina's show grounds. The com-petition is a way of celebrating art forms such as traditional and contemporary dances, visual arts and literature. Pupils performed

various popular cul-tural dances including tshifasi, tshigombela, tshikona and marimba.

Mr Stanley Rasikh-anya, the head of the Vhembe district organ-ising committee, said the competition was meant to educate pupils about the importance of their tradition and its contrast with the west-ern culture through entertaining activities. "We realised that the culture was gradually fading, but with this competition the pride is being restored and pupils compete proud-ly," he said. He added that they would review their programme an-nually to improve the competition. "During the years we have had tourists who have trav-el from as far as Europe just to watch when our pupils are performing these cultural activities and this year too they will join us in Musina during the fi nals," said Mr Rasikhanya. The committee’s chairper-son, Mr Mavhungu Freddy Mashamba, in-sisted the competition was restoring cultural values. He said tra-ditional and cultural activities helped pre-serve cultural values. "We restore most of the activities in our school to teach our children about their tradition and to help them un-leash their art talent," he said.

One of the schools performing the tshigombela traditional dance during the competition last Friday.

Photographed during the competition last Friday were, from left to right, Mr Edward Mukwevho (additional committee member), Mr Robert Maselesele (additional committee member), Cllr Richard Thandavhathu (head of sports, arts and culture at Makhado Municipality), Mr Freddy Mavhungu (chairperson of arts and culture, Vhembe district committee), Mr Avhatakali Themeli from the department of sports, arts and culture at the Vhembe district municipality, and Mr Stanley Rasikhanya (HOD of arts and culture, Vhembe district committee).

The mayor of Musina, Cllr Mihloti Ramoyada, invites all community members to the Women's Month celebrations tomorrow (Saturday) at the Lesley Manyathela Stadium. During the event, the Musina Municipality will honour all women who contributed towards the attainment of democracy in the country.

The Levubu police are looking for a 32-year-old man, following the death of Mr Fransie Ravhusese (33) from Ha-Mutsha Tshidzivhani on Saturday night.

According to the police report, Mr Ravhusese was attacked in the middle of the night while he was on his way home with two women. Mr Ravhusese was returning home after a visit to a local tavern.

The suspect was allegedly hiding in the bushes along the road but greeted the women. Mr Ravhus-ese apparently asked the suspect who he was and why was he hiding instead of approaching them. The suspect then allegedly confronted Mr Ravhus-ese and accused him of being disrespectful. He then allegedly started assaulting Mr Ravhusese, while the two women tried to stop him.

The wanted suspect disappeared from the scene and Mr Ravhusese was taken home. On his way home, he was still bleeding and vomiting as a result of the injuries sustained. He passed away shortly after midnight.

The Levubu police have opened a murder case after the incident. “We are still looking for the sus-pect,” said Capt Vele of the Levubu police station.

Suspect on the run

The young ones in the Makha-do region will have an oppor-tunity to enjoy the muppets of Takalani Sesame live on stage tomorrow (Saturday).

From 10:00 until 15:00, Taka-lani Sesame will be at the mu-nicipal show grounds as part of their annual national tour. No entrance fee will be charged for the event.

Apart from the entertainment, parents will have an opportunity

to receive health awareness and fi nancial tips while the young ones are entertained.

The education department of the SABC has partnered with Sanlam and the South African National Blood Service to host a free blood drive with medical experts on standby to give health advice.

This year’s theme is Start the right way and aims to encour-age people to engage in proper

fi nancial planning. Ms Janine Hendricks from Atmosphere Communications said people should expect to be entertained and simultaneously informed. “We have lots of fun planned for the entire family,” said Hendricks.

Families will also have a pho-to opportunities with Takalani Sesame muppets and Sanlam clients will offer testimonials on stage.

Children invited to Takalani Sesame show

King Toni Mphephu Ramabulana (left) and Deputy Minister Bulelani Magwanishe (right) unveil the plaque of the Tshitavhadulu Community Hall near Tshakhuma. Also in our photograph is the executive mayor of the Vhembe District Municipality, Cllr Tshitereke Matibe.

New community hall for TshitavhaduluA state-owned company, South African Forestry Company Limited (Safcol) presented a R1,1 million multi-pur-pose community hall to Tshi-tavhadulu during a ceremony last Friday.

Tshitavhadulu is a small rural village in Tshakhuma, which borders the Levubu farms and is on the southern side of the Lutanandwa River.

Mr Bulelani Magwanishe, the Deputy Minister of Public Enterprise, said during the event that the hall will be used for community and developmental meetings, school events and for learning. “We strongly applaud the efforts made by some state-owned companies such as Safcol and Eskom in reducing the unem-ployment, inequality and poverty hindering rural communities.

While Safcol was responsible for the building of the hall, Eskom has connected the electricity free of charge,” said Magwanishe.

He was also excited that, through Safcol, young pupils were being trained to manufac-ture desks and furniture, while older people were trained in basic education, hoping they will change their lives and their communities for the better.

The chief executive offi cer of Safcol, Ms Nomkhita Mona, said her company was ready to work with the communities that want-ed to work for themselves. “We found out that the Tshitavhadulu communi t i e s had an idea of starting a com-munity hall that would help the communities in

holding developmental meetings, but they did not have enough money.

We understand that the late Chief Wilson Madzivhandila had set aside some of his land,” said Mona.

Mona said her company was doing businesses in Limpopo, Mpumalanga and Kwazulu-Na-tal and hoped to invest in the communities they were doing business with. She mentioned that 1 000 school desks will be manufactured this year and rural pupils from Limpopo, Mpuma-langa and Kwazulu-Natal are set to benefi t.

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IDP/PMS/BUDGET REPRESENTATIVES FORUM MEETING

The IDP notice number 130 of 07th and 08thAugust 2014 for IDP/PMS/BUDGET Representatives Forum meeting scheduled for 19th August 2014 at Makhado Showground Hall is cancelled.


Civic Centre83 Krogh Street MR. I P MUTSHINYALI Makhado, 0920 MUNICIPAL MANAGER


ERRATUM

Mr Daniel Lavhelelani from Tshituni-tsha-Fhasi in Nzhelele recently donated a wheelchair to an elderly woman. After he was approached to help Mrs Tshinakaho Mahlaule, who could not walk or stand on her own since November last year, Mr Lavhelelani approached several private companies, asking them for donations. After securing a sponsorship, he then donated the wheelchair to Mrs Tshinakaho. In the picture are, from left to right, Mrs Sarah Ralushai and Ms Anna Mahlaule (Mrs Tshinako’s daughters), Mrs Tshinakaho Mahlaule (seated), Mr Tshinakaho Patrick and Mr Daniel Lavhelelani.


Pupils excel in reading and writing contestAt least 17 schools in the Sout-pansberg West Circuit partic-ipated in the circuit’s curric-ulum-based reading, writing and maths competition held at Benny’s Care Sports Academy last Wednesday.

Ms Marthie Rossouw, the circuit’s curriculum advisor, said the competition was for the foundation phase (Grade R to Grade 3). “The children demon-strated confidence in a manner that left teachers from diffent schools moved,” she said. “The judges couldn’t hold back their words of encouragement for the children, as they witnessed and adjudicated the competition in great awe.”

The pupils were given prizes in the form of trophies, school

bags and other related articles as a form of encouraging them to work harder.

“We believe that a compe-tition of this nature only not benefits the learners, but the ed-ucators as well,” Rossouw said.

She mentioned that teachers spent a lot of time directing their energy towards teaching the children to read and write. She added that the competition further served as a platform to test the good work that the ed-ucators were doing in schools. “The good work of any teacher should be seen in her or his learners,” she said.

“You can’t say you are an ed-ucator when in fact your learners can neither read nor write.”

“I think the competition was

a success,” she added. “Learn-ers and teachers benefit a lot because they get exposed to other schools and can learn from each other. Learners are exposed to something bigger than just the classroom. They get the opportunity to develop their personality and become confident. This competition is part of the curriculum and it helps teachers to cover the curriculum content.”

The learners who managed to get excellent marks in the circuit leg of the competition will then compete with learners from oth-er circuits at district level. The dates are yet to be announced.

Some of the learners who participated in the curriculum-based competition are seen in this picture with educators from different schools.

Ms Marthie Rossouw (first on left) hands a trophy to a pupil, Vhutshilo Ramahanedza.

The Group 5 Venetia Underground Project was recently approached by the Limpopo Provincial Traffic Department to donate reflective vests to Eric Louw High School in Musina to be used at the pedestrian crossings. On 23 July, Group 5 handed six reflective vests to the school as part of their commitment to community safety. Group 5 also assisted the school in establishing their gardens in front of the main entrance. Pictured are members of Group 5 and the traffic department, along with learners from the school, during the handing-over ceremony. Photo supplied.

The Grade 12 learners from Louis Trichardt High School competed in a 12-hour mathematics marathon on Friday, 8 August. This was in preparation for the mock exams. The learners wish to thank Dr Anton Stroebel from the Zoutpansberg Private Hospital for his visit, pens and sweets, Limpopo Dairy for the juice and yoghurt, Roman’s Pizza for the delicious pizzas and all the parents who helped and made a contribution. Thank You!

With baby showers being the in thing in the community nowadays, friends of Phumudzo Sivhaga of Lwamondo gathered at the Dam Retreat Lodge in Maniini and gave her a befitting and special baby shower. Phumudzo is seated second from right.

By Frank Mavhungu

TENDER NOTICE AND INVITATION TO TENDERTenders are hereby invited from Contractors registered with the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) for ROADS PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE AND REHABILITATION OF ROAD D1200 BETWEEN ROAD P94/1 AND ROAD D3334 SENWABARWANA

The employer is the Roads Agency Limpopo SOC Ltd.

Tender documents are obtainable from the cashier’s office, ground floor, Roads Agency Limpopo SOC, RAL Towers, at 26 Rabe Street (c/o Biccard Street), Polokwane, Telephone (015) 291-4236, upon receipt of non-re-fundable cash or bank guaranteed cheque payment of R300,00 per set.

Tender documents are obtainable during the following times: 08:00 to 15:00 (Monday to Friday) as from Monday 18th August 2014.

Bank guaranteed cheques must be made payable to the Roads Agency Limpopo SOC.

Queries related to the issues of these documents may be addressed to Mr. K.S Mojapelo, Tel No: 015 298 8826, Fax No: 015 298 8241, e-mail: [email protected]

A compulsory clarification meeting with representatives of the employer will take place at the intersection of road P94/1 and road D1200 (Senwabarwana turn-off, GPS co-ordinates 23o 21’ 55.17” S and 29o 18’ 56.55” E) on 11 September 2014 starting at 09:00 hrs.

The closing time for receipt of tender is 11:00hrs on 26 September 2014 Telegraphic, telephonic, telex, facsimile and late tenders will not be accepted.

Tenders, completed as prescribed, shall be sealed in an envelope marked “Tender No.:RAL/T710/2014: ROADS PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE AND REHABILITATION OF ROAD D1200 BETWEEN ROAD P94/1 AND ROAD D3334 SENWABARWANA”

and deposited in the box located in the entrance foyer (ground floor) of RAL Towers, 26 Rabe Street (c/o Biccard Street), Polokwane.

Tenderers shall have a CIDB class grading of: 6 CE or 5 CE PE or higher.

ROADS AGENCY LIMPOPO SOC LTD


Sport League Logs- Deadline: Tuesday 12:00 -

No handwritten logs will be accepted

TeamTeamTeamTeam PlayedPlayedPlayedPlayed WonWonWonWon DrawDrawDrawDraw LostLostLostLost ForForForFor AgainstAgainstAgainstAgainst PointsPointsPointsPoints

Mashau Thondani United 38 25 8 5 73 25 83

Waterval All Stars 38 24 8 6 87 56 83

Valdezia Juventus FC 38 25 5 8 90 52 80

Bokisi Scientists FC 38 23 8 7 85 4 77

Matlhari FC 38 22 9 7 77 36 75

Mbhokota FC 38 22 8 8 73 32 74

Mpheni Real Rovers 38 20 8 10 75 41 68

Jomo Young Stars 38 18 9 11 86 57 63

Bungeni You Diplomats 38 18 9 11 75 53 63

Nwaxinyamani United FC 38 16 11 11 52 25 59

Caring FC 38 11 13 14 51 61 46

Elim Blackpool Jnrs 38 11 11 16 51 63 44

Wata Peace Makers 38 11 10 17 42 56 43

Mailaskop Act Killers 38 10 12 16 41 48 42

Mpheni Young Stars 38 11 5 22 39 91 38

Matsila Morning Sweepers 38 9 7 22 44 73 34

Mpheni H Lions 38 6 13 19 34 54 31

Mufeba Cruel Tigers 38 6 10 22 54 97 28

Ribolla Mountain Rangers 38 6 5 27 23 85 23

Nwaxinyamani All Stars 38 2 3 33 6 68 9

Hlanganani Stream AHlanganani Stream AHlanganani Stream AHlanganani Stream A


Muwaweni Lucky Stars 30 20 8 2 55 22 68

V.K Mulima FC 30 19 7 4 53 20 64

Muila FC 30 18 8 4 48 22 62

Tshivhangani S Breakers 30 18 4 8 51 33 58

Thembisa Las Vegas 30 11 13 6 31 28 46

Gumani Y Stars 30 12 9 9 45 37 45

Slanger AC Milan 30 11 9 10 36 38 42

Makulana Green Dreams 30 10 7 13 34 36 37

Nthabalala Amakh XII 30 9 9 12 37 49 36

Muila Shooting Stars 30 8 10 12 34 37 34

Mukoneni Shooting Stars 30 8 10 12 29 44 34

Madadzhi Eversmilling S 30 8 6 16 35 40 30

Tshivhuyuni Celtics FC 30 7 8 15 29 43 29

Thothololo Cont Stars 30 7 7 16 31 40 28

Muumoni Blue Birds 30 7 5 18 27 54 26

Nthabalala Super XI 30 3 5 22 19 54 14

Hlanganani Stream BHlanganani Stream BHlanganani Stream BHlanganani Stream B

TeamTeamTeamTeam PlayedPlayedPlayedPlayed WonWonWonWon DrawnDrawnDrawnDrawn LostLostLostLost ForForForFor AgainstAgainstAgainstAgainst PointsPointsPointsPoints

Manyii Bayern Munich 10 5 5 0 15 7 20

Mamvuka Chipolopolo 10 4 3 3 12 9 15

Tshikuwi Young Boys 10 3 5 2 13 12 14

Matsa Super Players 10 3 4 3 10 10 13

Luvhalani Sun Pirates 10 2 5 3 14 15 11

Paradise FC Basel 10 0 4 6 2 13 4

Malfa Stream A Under 15Malfa Stream A Under 15Malfa Stream A Under 15Malfa Stream A Under 15

TeamTeamTeamTeam PlayedPlayedPlayedPlayed WonWonWonWon DrawnDrawnDrawnDrawn LostLostLostLost ForForForFor AgainstAgainstAgainstAgainst PointsPointsPointsPointsS Smiling Movers 8 7 0 1 22 5 21

Sangoma Black Robbers 8 6 1 1 16 7 19

Milaboni MTM FC 8 4 0 4 13 12 12

JK Masetoni United 8 2 1 5 6 16 7

Mandala Happy Boys 8 0 0 8 0 16 0

Malfa Stream B Under 15Malfa Stream B Under 15Malfa Stream B Under 15Malfa Stream B Under 15


NTM United FC 10 6 1 3 22 16 19

Mavhunga Young Stars 10 5 3 2 27 16 18

Maulum,a All Stars 10 6 0 4 22 20 18

FJ Napoli FC 10 4 4 2 28 18 16

Phadzima Shinings Stars 10 4 2 4 5 30 14

Divhani Rosca United 10 0 0 10 5 31 0

Makhado LFA Stream C Under 15 Makhado LFA Stream C Under 15 Makhado LFA Stream C Under 15 Makhado LFA Stream C Under 15


Vuwani Liverpool FC 14 11 2 1 28 12 35

Tshivhulana Clever Boy 14 9 2 3 30 10 29

Nngwekhulu Real Rovers 14 8 2 4 18 11 26

Singo Disco Five 14 8 2 4 18 16 26

Vyeboom Baloyi Friends 14 8 1 5 21 18 25

Tshakhuma Blue Birds 14 4 3 7 15 21 15

Tshakhuma Soc Acad 14 2 4 8 11 18 10

Mavhulani Young Tigers 14 0 2 12 2 25 2

Makhado LFA Stream D Under 15Makhado LFA Stream D Under 15Makhado LFA Stream D Under 15Makhado LFA Stream D Under 15


Mashau Young Boys 4 3 1 0 7 1 10

Valdezia Huhlwani Y S 5 3 0 2 8 4 9

Boksi Scientists FC 3 2 1 0 3 0 7

The Elephants FC 5 2 1 2 9 15 7

Nkuzana Riverside Y S 5 1 2 2 7 4 5

Waterval Super Strikers 2 1 1 0 2 1 4

Riverplaats FC 6 1 1 4 4 11 4

Madapha FC 4 0 1 3 3 8 1

Malfa Stream I Under 15Malfa Stream I Under 15Malfa Stream I Under 15Malfa Stream I Under 15


Dopeni Mighty Comrades 26 18 5 3 59 24 59

Sangoma Black Robbers 26 14 5 7 55 26 47

Vuvha Kill Them All 26 14 5 7 52 40 47

Milaboni Ch Them Down 26 14 2 10 51 41 44

Maelula Big Powers 26 11 8 7 41 29 41

Mauluma All Stars 26 11 6 9 39 31 39

Matshavhawe United FC 26 8 9 9 28 29 33

JK Masetoni United 26 9 6 11 36 42 33

Phadzima Shining Stars 26 9 5 12 32 47 32

Mudunungu Try Again 26 7 9 10 26 41 30

Nyatema FC 26 8 5 13 33 43 29

Matshavhawe Come T S 26 8 5 13 28 38 29

Mavhunga H Sweepers 26 7 7 12 31 41 28

Tshedza Onismuts 26 4 4 18 24 57 16

Nzhelele Stream ANzhelele Stream ANzhelele Stream ANzhelele Stream A


Khakhu Fast XI 22 16 2 5 30 12 50

Thsikombani Super Stars 22 13 8 1 37 19 47

Mandala Happy Boys 22 8 7 7 28 21 37

Khakhu Y Chiefs 22 11 3 8 29 19 36

Sheshe Bush Bucks 22 11 4 7 36 32 36

Thonanda All Stars 22 8 8 6 37 32 32

Trimmer Boys FC 22 8 7 7 28 21 31

Khalavha Napoli F.C 22 7 3 12 25 31 24

Fundudzi United Brothers 22 4 7 11 18 30 19

Fondwe Mighty Blues 22 3 8 11 20 35 17

Tshikhudo First Prof 22 1 7 14 13 36 10

Mphaila Young Tigers 22 1 7 14 15 45 10

Nzhelele Stream BNzhelele Stream BNzhelele Stream BNzhelele Stream B


Nzhelele Home Sweepers 26 20 2 4 57 28 62

Tshituni Hot Stars 26 15 4 7 52 26 49

Manyii DAB Stars 26 13 5 8 37 29 44

Mamvuka Heroes FC 26 14 2 10 44 39 44

Matanda Seven Stars 26 12 7 7 38 26 43

Matanda Rockers FC 26 12 6 8 38 31 42

Mphephu Hotspurs FC 26 11 7 8 40 33 40

Mudimeli Bombers FC 26 11 6 9 34 31 39

Sipholi Smilling Mover 26 10 3 13 36 37 33

Mandiwana Soccer Acad 26 9 6 11 32 39 33

Tshikuwi Stone Breakers 26 9 3 14 26 35 30

Lugisani Arsenal FC 26 6 8 12 28 46 26

FJ Napoli FC 26 6 5 15 28 40 23

Raliphaswa Roll Stones 26 1 1 24 2 51 4

Nzhelele Stream C Nzhelele Stream C Nzhelele Stream C Nzhelele Stream C


Tshirululuni XI Bullet 22 16 2 4 47 12 50

Tshivhulana Real Aces 22 14 4 4 53 22 46

Tshimbupfe Disco Stars 22 11 6 5 44 31 39

Vuwani Liverpool FC 22 10 7 5 43 27 37

Madobi Home Boys 22 9 9 4 38 24 36

Kalahari Stars FC 22 10 5 7 40 31 35

Tshino United Brothers 22 9 3 10 35 33 30

Singo Disco Five 22 8 3 11 29 43 25

Makhasa United FC 22 6 5 11 21 29 23

Mutheiwana FC 22 6 3 13 40 64 21

Hanani Home Fighters 22 4 5 13 30 68 17

Tshimbupfe F. Cats 22 1 4 17 27 59 8

Vho - Makhadzi Funeral Services Stream AVho - Makhadzi Funeral Services Stream AVho - Makhadzi Funeral Services Stream AVho - Makhadzi Funeral Services Stream A


Mutsha Atlantis FC 30 21 7 2 51 12 70

Mission Young Rovers 30 20 7 3 42 16 67

Khwekhwe Power 7 30 16 9 5 48 30 57

Tshakhuma Peace Lovers 30 16 6 8 51 34 54

Muverafu FC 30 15 8 7 42 29 53

Mashau Thenga B Lions 30 13 9 8 33 26 48

Tshakhuma Fenele FC 30 12 11 7 35 21 47

Mutsha Sea Robbers 30 12 8 10 33 28 45

Tshakhuma Na Ndilani 30 11 9 10 40 42 42

Tshakhuma Blue Birds 30 9 9 12 42 49 36

Mashau Young Stars 30 10 4 16 47 38 34

Mutsha United FC 30 9 6 15 38 43 33

Mashau Hungry Lions 30 8 4 18 30 44 28

Maweja Young Stars 30 4 5 21 19 50 17

Valdezia Malumbe Exp 30 4 4 22 15 50 16

Masokelara FC 30 3 7 20 25 61 16

Vho - Makhadzi Funeral Services Stream B Vho - Makhadzi Funeral Services Stream B Vho - Makhadzi Funeral Services Stream B Vho - Makhadzi Funeral Services Stream B

Innocent Hlungwani of All Stars (left) and Khangwelo Siphei of Green Dreams fight to win the high ball.

Thabang Madubye of All Stars controls the ball.

Hard-earned victory for Waterval StarsWaterval All Stars emerged the victors over Makulani Green Dreams, whom they beat 4-3 in their opening match of the Comrade Mdaka Soccer Challenge at Bokisi village on Sunday.

Both sides demonstrated that they were hungry for goals, but Green Dreams had more

early regrets than Stars. Mukosi Negota of Dreams could not believe his eyes when his volley missed the target by inches in the sixth minute. Three minutes later, Gumani Ravele forced his way through the defence of Stars and unleashed a ground cutter. The ball hit the woodwork and bounced back into the field of

play.Stars opened

their account i n t he 14 th minute. Inno-cent Hlung-wani blasted i n a c l o s e -range rocket, fo l lowing a square pass by Emmanuel Kubayi. Green Dreams' Phin-dulo Ravele scored after a mix-up within the box, but All Stars took the lead again through Them-

bi Mabasa. The Stars’ fans did not have enough chance to cele-brate the goal as Green Dreams found the equalizer a little later via Edzisani Khomola. Dreams knocked on Stars’ door time and again, without success, as their strikers were unlucky. Their mid-fielder, Mulalo Nonyane, missed a fortune in the 35th minute, fol-lowing a neat pass from Collins Chauke. Stars were leading 3-2 when the referee blew the half-time whistle. Kulani Mashele sent the keeper the wrong way after receiving a pre-cooked pass from Mutshidzi Mabasa.

The second half saw both sides create some good moves from behind in their search for more goals. Green Dreams found the equalizer in the 67th minute. In-nocent Hlungwani headed home, following a corner kick that was taken by Kulani Mashele. Green Dreams relaxed after scoring the equalizer. They were severely punished for that as Stars took the lead again through Vusani Mudau in the dying minutes of the game.

By Frank Mavhungu

Sambandou win Mulindavhathu ChallengeSambandou United Profes-sionals received R3 000, a floating trophy and a soccer kit during the prize-giving ceremony of the Mulindavha-thu Soccer Challenge held at Khubvi Tshiseluselu chief’s kraal last Saturday afternoon.

Musasenda Big Five went home with R1 200 and a soccer kit. They obtained the second position in the tournament, while the third-placed Damani Pow-erlines were presented with R1 000. Mutale Vikings (fourth), received R800.

A local traditional leader, Thovhele Vho-Mulindavhathu Randima, indicated that the fact that he was the sponsor of the tournament did not mean that he had a lot of money. “It is the love of my subjects that makes me give a portion of my family's in-come back to them,” he said. He appealed to the other traditional leaders to invest in local activ-ities, saying real leaders were passionate about the well-being of their subjects. He reiterated the fact that he will continue to sponsor the tournament in com-

ing years, with the sponsorship increasing over time.

Sixteen teams, viz. Tshib-vumo Young Stars, Khubvi Peace Makers, Sambandou United Professionals, Ngwenani Manchester United, Mutale Vikings, Ficus FC, Mahagala Young Stars, Khubvi Feedas All Stars, Khubvi African Stars, Damani Powerlines, Thenzhe-ni Liverpool, Musasenda Big Five, Tshilulu Mighty Mangoes, Phandulaluvalo, MT Green Mambas and Mutshini Masters, took part in the annual event.

The chairman of United Professionals, Mr Nkhiphitheni Mufamadi (second from right) receives his team’s trophy from Thovhele Vho-Mulindavhathu Randima (second from left). Vhamusanda Vho Muditambi Mammburu (left) and Mr Tshimangadzo Munzhelele (PRO of United Professionals) look on.




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The match was equally contested, but Benny’s created more opportunities. It was evident from the start of the match that Benny’s were the stronger team, with their midfi elders dishing promising passes to their front runners.

In the 10th minute, Rendani Mudau of Benny’s received a good pass from

Ernest Munyadziwa to score easily. Five minutes later, Marubini Manyane

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but his attempt at goal went a little wide.Matume Malatjie of Makakile was

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The match turned out to be a bal-anced affair in the last stanza. That was infl uenced mainly by the fact that Makakile were cooling the ball down in the middle of the park, giving their opponents no chance to do as they pleased. Both side

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Theo Malatjie of Makakile equalised with a volley in the 67th minute. He sent the Benny’s keeper, Gladwin Gulula, the wrong way. Benny’s were unlucky in the78th minute, when they were award-ed a free kick at the edge of the penalty box. Mutshidzi Nemaxwi was brought down on the brink of scoring.

The match ended in a 1-1 all draw and in the penalty shoot-out, Benny’s claimed victory.

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15 August 2014 - Limpopo Mirror