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Four SLC learners in Challenge
CYCLE CHALLENGE
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Two die in accident on Lydenburg road
TWO DIE IN ACCIDENT
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Police launches manhunt
TAXI DRIVER SHOT
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Four arrested in separate activities
FOUR ARRESTED
Friday May 1, 2015
STOLEN: Suspected stolen goods found at Tickyline and Gabaza villages during a police joint opera on.
Police breakthroughPOLICE have arrested two men believed to have been responsible for a spate of business robberies, house breaking and theft cases in the Maake area.
According to the police spokesperson, Lieutenant Colonel Moatshe Ngoepe, police members from Tactical Response Team , the Cluster Trio Task Team, Crime Prevention and Detectives Units swooped on the men’s houses at Tickyline and Gabaza villages respectively during the night and arrested the two suspects aged 30 and 40 years old.
Ngoepe said during the arrests police discovered R5 assault rifl e with one magazine and about 31 rounds of ammunition.
He said further searches in the house led to the discovery of suspected stolen items including television sets, radio speakers, dishes, shoes, blankets, radios and various electrical and other items.
Ngoepe said a joint operation by the police to arrest the two suspects followed after a business robbery occurred at Gabaza village at about 18:00 on Wednesday last week.
“The suspects entered the local shop, pointed the owner with a rifl e and ordered everyone to lie down. They robbed the business of cash, air time vouchers and cigarettes before running way,” said Ngoepe.
He added that investigations to determine whether the suspects were involved in criminal activities in other areas are continuing.
He thanked the community for the information which led to the arrest of the two suspects.
He appealed to members of the community whose houses were recently broken into to go to Maake Police Station to identify their goods.
The suspects were due to appear in the Naphuno Magistrate Court on charges of business robbery, house breaking and theft at the time of going to press.
POLICE in the Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit in Tzaneen have launched a massive manhunt on a suspect who is said to have participated in a gang rape with his co-suspect.
Police spokesperson, Lieutenant Colonel Moatshe
HELP POLICE ARREST THIS SUSPECT: An iden kit of one of the suspect that was drawn by the Forensic Unit.
Manhunt for rapists
Ngoepe, said the incident occurred on March 26 near Musiphana Village in Letsitele. “The 25-year old victim was together with other two women collecting fi re wood when two unknown suspects attacked them with pangas. The women tried to run away, but unfortunately, the suspects managed to grab the victim, pulled her into the bushes where they both raped her,” said Ngoepe.
Ngoepe added that an identikit of one of the suspect was drawn by the Forensic Unit and the second suspect could not be identifi ed because he was wearing a balaclava. Anyone with information on the suspects whereabouts, may contact the nearest police station or Detective Constable, VuyaniMohlaba on 076 403 0641/015 306 2000. Ngoepe said the public can alternatively call the crime stop number 0860010111 or sms 32211. “Police investigations are still continuing,” said Ngoepe.
2 LETABA HERALD Friday May 1, 2015NEWS
DRUGS: A policeman inspec ng bags of dagga found with the two suspects aged 28 and 41 years old in Nkowankowa.
Four arrested in NkowankowaPOLICE in Ritavi have arrested four suspects for two separate criminal activities in Nkowankowa at the weekend.
In the fi rst incident, two suspects aged 28 and 41 years old were arrested by Police Dog Unit members who found them transporting eight bags of dagga near Nkowankowa Township in the early hours of the morning.
Police spokesperson, Lieutenant Colonel Moatshe Ngoepe said an estimated street value of the dagga is R10 500. The origin of the dagga is still being investigated. The suspects were due to appear in the Ritavi
Magistrate Court on a charge of possession of dagga.
In the second incident, two suspects aged 34 and 40 years old were arrested in a warehouse at Nkowankowa industrial site after they were found busy loading bags of chicken feed into two vans during the night.
Ngoepe said police confi scated the two vans and bags of chicken feed. Ngoepe estimated the value of chicken feed bags to be about R 10 000.
The suspects will also appear in the Ritavi Magistrate Court soon on a charge of housebreaking and theft.
Tzaneen: Police in Tzaneen have arrested 122 suspects for various criminal activities over the past week.
According to Tzaneen police spokesperson, Constable Glenda Maimele, two suspects were arrested for common assault, fi ve for assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, one for intimidation and one suspect was arrested for violation of protection order.
Two suspects were arrested for shoplifting, fi ve for theft, one for theft under false pretence, two for housebreaking and theft and one suspect was arrested for theft of motor vehicle.
One suspect was arrested for fraud, four for possession of suspected stolen property and one suspect was arrested for possession of dagga.
One suspect was arrested for illegal gambling, four for illegal trading, 28 for prostitution and two suspects were arrested for counterfeit goods.
Three suspects were arrested for public drinking, two for drunken driving and 56 suspects were arrested for contravening the Road Traffi c Act.
Bolobedu: Police in Bolobedu have arrested 62 suspects for various criminal activities over the past week.
According to Bolobedu police spokesperson, Constable Rebotile Shai, fi ve suspects were arrested for rape, fi ve for house breaking and theft, one for car hijacking, one for possession of stolen property and three suspects were arrested
for assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.
Five suspects were arrested for common assault, one for intimidation, one for perjury, one for dealing in dagga, one for violation of protection order, one for stock theft and 36 suspects were arrested for public drinking.
Modjadiskloof: Police in Modjadjiskloof have arrested 30 suspects over the past week for various criminal activities.
According to Modjadjiskloof police spokesperson, Warrant Offi cer Kgamedi Seshoka, eight suspects were arrested for public drinking, four for contravening the Road Traffi c Act and fourteen suspects were arrested for being illegal immigrants.
Two suspects were arrested for assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, one for pointing of fi rearm and one suspect was arrested for possession of suspected stolen property.
Ritavi: Police in Ritavi have arrested 31 suspects for various criminal activities over the past week.
According to Ritavi police spokesperson, Warrant Offi cer Seth Magadzi, fi ve suspects were arrested for theft, two for robbery, two for rape and six suspects were arrested for assault with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.
Two suspects were arrested for dealing in dagga, eight for public drinking and six suspects were arrested for possession of dagga.
Crime reports for the area
CHICKEN FEED: Two suspects were arrested a er they were found loading bags of chicken feed into the vans.
NEWSLETABA HERALD Friday May 1, 2015 3
Taxi driver shot deadTHE Police in Bolobedu have launched a massive manhunt for the suspects who shot and killed a taxi driver at Ga-Matswi in the early hours of Saturday.
According to the police spokesperson, Lieutenant Colonel Moatshe Ngoepe, the deceased identifi ed as Tshepo Selopjane (36) from Bellevue village in Bolobedu was transporting passengers from Gauteng to Bolobedu when he was killed.
Ngoepe said Selopjane was shot several times and died at the scene.
“When the police arrived at the crime scene, his lifeless body was found lying
behind the taxi steering wheel and the suspects have already disappeared. At this stage nobody knows what happened exactly because only the deceased was found in the taxi,” said Ngoepe.
The motive behind the killing is still unknown but taxi related confl icts cannot be ruled out and the police investigations are still continuing. Anyone with information regarding the killing is requested to contact Major Donald Shingange at 082 469 2625 or 078 531 8184 or the nearest police station or the police crime stop number 0860010111 or sms 32211.
Truck accident kills twoTWO people died after a small Hyundai truck overturned at R36 Lydenburg Road last Wednesday afternoon.
The truck was carrying ceiling boards and eight passengers at the back. One of the passengers died at the scene while the rest were taken to Letaba Hospital and Van Velden Hospital for treatment
According to Tzaneen police spokesperson, Constable Glenda Maimele, one person later died at Letaba Hospital. Maimele confi rmed that the driver is not yet charged and
investigations are still continuing.Meanwhile, Three people including
a young child were injured when a bus rammed into a bakkie on Phalaborwa road just outside Tzaneen on Thursday afternoon.
According to eyewitnesses, the bakkie was about to enter the road from the left side when a Great North Transport bus with passengers on board rammed it on the driver ’side. Three injured people in the bakkie were taken to hospital for treatment. No one was inured in the bus.
ACCIDENT: The driver of the truck is not yet charged and inves ga ons are con nuing.
RAM: A bakkie which was rammed a bus on Phalaborwa road on Thursday.
AN energy saving company is currently in Tzaneen making unsubstantiated claims on energy savings on units that are installed in-line with geysers.
It seems that this company is targeting senior citizens and the uninformed.
Rumour has it that a deposit of R2 500 is required and thereafter a monthly installment of R666 for 48 months.
They do not have GTM approval and the GTM was never approached for approval and the GTM does not endorse such equipment.
Please contact the GTM Electrical Department before you make any fi nancial
commitments. This does not include heat pumps, energy
saving bulbs and solar geysers as approved by ESKOM.
This is something new that came to GTM’s attention. The company claim electricity costs are going up with 30 something percent. It is not true. Rates as published (if I remember correctly) is 12.25%.
Talk to the electricity department of GTM. Don’t fall victim. Residents can get free advice from them to make the right choice.
This is an urgent appeal to the general public. Do not make uninformed decisions.
Energy saving units not approved
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4 LETABA HERALD Friday May 1, 2015OPINIE
Rima vra hulp met musiekbedieningRima van Tzaneen, skryf:
BAIE dankie vir die reaksie op my versoek van twee weke gelede.
Ek was opsoek na hulpmiddels vir my musiekbediening by drie plaaslike tehuise vir bejaardes.
Ek het ‘n liefl ike ‘hi-fi ’ ontvang.
Die volgende word egter nog benodig: Een goeie ‘key board’, ‘n orrel, 2 DVD spelers, twee CD spelers, ‘n mikrofoon en klankversterkers.
Die bejaardes geniet die musiek ongeloofl ik!
Baie dankie vir die bydrae van die gemeenskap om die ou mensies te laat sing en in hulle laaste geleende tyd vrolik en bly te wees terwyl hulle lofl iedere sing. Selfs ook ander liedjies wat heerlike herinneringe terug bring.
Skakel Rima by 082 704 9701.
Benodig: Verskeie musiek toerus ng word nog benodig om Rima te help met haar musiekbediening aan die bejaardes van drie plaaslike tehuise. Foto: Slegs ter illustrasie.
Lui-lekker vakansiedae en kort weke is mos kos vir die siel!Heerlike salige dae van niks-doen of gou ‘n wegbreek see toe...Vryheidsdag, Werkersdag, ‘n dag vir dié viering en ‘n dag vir daardie....Maar wat van die ekonomie?Dis erg genoeg dat al die stakings, ook dié wat nog beplan word, kragonderbrekings, swak dienlewering, xenofobie, swak beplanning, ens, ens die ekonomie reeds erg geknou het.Vakansiedae en kort weke dra beslis nie by tot die land se welvaart nie.Het ons ‘n lui, gemaksug ge reëboog nasie geword?
COMMUNITYLETABA HERALD Friday May 1, 2015 5
Diek wen gesogte toekennings
GESOGTE TOEKENNINGS: Die 2015 BASF Suid Afrika Gewasbeskerming toekennings het op 21 Maart by die Southern Sun OR Tambo plaasgevind. Tydens die glans geleentheid het BASF hulde gebring aan beide interne personeel asook eksterne agente en verspreiders. Dié jaar het Diek Coetzee van Destrimix weggestap met twee toekennings: BASF Limpopo Agent van die jaar en algehele BASF Agent van die jaar. Van Links: Bright Breytenbach (BASF AP Nasionale Verkoopsbestuurder), Diek Coetzee (Destrimix) en Luis Falcao (BASF AP Nasionale Bestuurder.)
IF you are a gifted young jazz or opera singer, you could win a coveted Southern African Music Rights Organisation (SAMRO) Overseas Scholarship.
Applications for the 2015 SAMRO Overseas Scholarships for singers are now open, but the May 15, deadline is fast approaching.
Music students and young professionals aged 32 and younger are eligible to apply for these prestigious music study awards.
Every year since 1962, the SAMRO Foundation, which manages music education and corporate social investment programmes on behalf of the SAMRO– offers South Africa’s gifted music students the opportunity to win one of two lucrative scholarships to further their postgraduate studies overseas.
One of these is awarded in the Western Art (or “classical”) music genre and the other is presented for excellence in jazz music. The scholarships operate on a four-year cycle, alternating among instrumentalists, composers, keyboard players and singers.
In 2015, the SAMRO Foundation is inviting applications from music students majoring in vocal performance at a South African university. Applicants must be citizens of South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho or Swaziland, born after May 15, 1982.
The two main overseas scholarship awards are currently valued at R170 000 each, with a number of subsidiary prizes also available for exceptional candidates. The total prize pot for this highly regarded annual music competition amounts to almost R500 000.
The SAMRO Overseas Scholarships Competition has produced a gallery of illustrious singing alumni over the past 50 years.
After winning the 2011 SAMRO scholarship in the Western Art category, University of Cape Town alumnus Maudé Montierre went on to obtain her Master’s degree in opera cum laude at the prestigious Royal Academy of Music in London. Currently a PhD student at UCT, she hopes to become the youngest South African to graduate with a doctorate next year.
Since winning the SAMRO scholarship, Maudé has sung in the BBC Cardiff Singer of the World Competition in New York and was a fi nalist in the Wilhelm Stenhammar International Music Competition in Sweden. She has also been invited to sing at the
Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival in Germany and the Glimmerglass Festival Young Artists’ Programme in the United States. Among her roles to date, she counts appearances for Cape Town Opera as well as singing the challenging Queen of the Night aria from Die Zauberfl öte for Brent Opera in London and Gretel in Hänsel und Gretel for Edinburgh’s Opera Holloway, to great acclaim. Maudé will be singing Donna Anna in Don Giovanni on London’s West End in July.
Fellow UCT graduate Vuyo Sotashe was always earmarked for great things. Even before winning the jazz singing category in the 2011 SAMRO Overseas Scholarships competition, Vuyo had performed with George Benson at the Cape Town International Jazz Festival and had received a South African Music Award for Best Contemporary Christian Music Album with his church’s worship band, Proxy.
In 2012, he was selected to sing with the Standard Bank National Youth Jazz Band at the Johannesburg Joy of Jazz Festival before touring Sweden with the band.
Vuyo was subsequently awarded a Fulbright Scholarship to further his studies in the United States and has also taken lessons with the likes of Maria Schneider and a Thelonious Monk Competition winner and Grammy nominated vocalist - Gretchen Parlato.
Both of these young music luminaries-in-the-making used their SAMRO scholarships as a springboard to greater things, and now the sky is certainly the limit for Vuyo and Maudé – as will be the case for this year’s winners.
The scholarships competition takes the format of three rounds, adjudicated by a panel of music experts and culminating in a public gala concert at the Linder Auditorium in Johannesburg. There, the two top candidates in each category will be required to perform a number of prescribed and individually selected compositions, accompanied by professional musicians.
Prospective candidates for the 2015 SAMRO Overseas Scholarships for singers are invited to download the regulations and the application form from the SAMRO Foundation website (www.samrofoundation.org.za). Applications should be submitted to: SAMRO Foundation, 20 De Korte Street, Braamfontein, 2017, before Friday, May15. Enquiries may be directed to [email protected].
Are you SA’s next vocal sensation?
6 LETABA HERALD Friday May 1, 2015COMMUNITY
Local beauties are looking for sponsorsTWO of our local beauties who entered for the Miss Commonwealth South Africa 2015 are looking for sponsors.
Vukosi Makhubele and Mikateko Nkuna are to partake in this pageant which is aimed at creating a platform to bring sustainable change in the country and to appoint charity and culture ambassadors.
They both have to raise funds for their assigned community projects.
The grand fi nal will be held on
September 12 at the Lyric Theatre at gold Reef city.
The winner will represent South Africa in London in November 15.
Anyone who is willing to sponsor or donate can like their Facebook pages: Vukosi Aquamaureen Makhubele/Mikateko Nkuna or sms their names to 35554, R3 per sms.
LOOKING FOR SPONSORS: Finalist for Miss Commonwealth South Africa 2015, Vukosi Makhubele, is looking for sponsors as part of raising funds for her assigned community projects.
LOOKING FOR SPONSORS: Finalist for Miss Commonwealth South Africa 2015, Mikateko Nkuna is looking for sponsors as part of raising funds for her assigned community projects.
They both have to raise funds for their assigned
community projects
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PRAATJIE: Mardien Badenhorst van Kind to Hearing het tydens die maandelikse vergadering van die Tzaneentak van die VLU ‘n baie interessante praatjie gelewer. Hier verskyn sy saam met Sobeth Smith, een van die taklede. Enige belangstellendes wat meer oor die VLU wil weet of graag lid wil word kan gerus vir Ina skakel by 0829641900
Gehoor-praatjieIs anti-freeze the answer for your car this winter?WITH the days and nights getting cooler, car engines take longer to warm up and can be damaged if parts become frozen overnight, for example.
While using anti-freeze products may be the solution to engine freeze, Les Mc Master from the Motor Industry Workshop Association (MIWA) warns motorists not to be fooled by ‘just any’ anti-freeze products on the market.
“There is quite a lot of confusion surrounding the use of anti-freeze in the cooling systems of vehicles. The incorrect application of anti-freeze, or the dilution thereof, can result in serious corrosive damage to various parts of the engine including water pump, radiator and even the engine-cylinder head,” he warns.
The South African Bureau of Standards (SABS) has two standards for anti-freeze. The fi rst standard is SANS/SABS 1251, where a product must be diluted with clean water in one of two different ratios – 50/50 (1:1) or 33.3/67.7 (1:2) according to instructions, but preferably 1:1. The second, SANS/SABS 1839, is where a coolant is already diluted with water in a 40/60 ratio and is ready to use. It should not be diluted any further.
“If, for example, a coolant product carrying the SABS 1839 mark is diluted it becomes ineffi cient and corrosion will result causing damage to engine components. It’s therefore important to understand what you are putting into your engine before doing so,” says Mc Master.
So what should you be using? “Unfortunately looking for the SABS/SANS compliance mark is no guarantee of the quality of the product,” says Mc Master.
He offers the following tips when looking for and using an effective anti-freeze product:
*Buy branded coolant products from reliable and reputable outlets.
* The price of the product is a good indication
of quality. Cheaper varieties are likely to have already been diluted.
* Ask that your mechanic uses a hydrometer to check the coolant in your vehicle’s cooling system.
The mechanic should also check for solids (rust particles) fl oating in the coolant and look out for
indications of electrolysis (white surface spots) especially in aluminium radiators.
* In a good coolant, the content of the vital chemical – mono-ethylene glycol – must not be
lower than30% or higher than 50%. The glycol content can also be measured using a hydrometer.
* It is a best to drain the cooling system of a vehicle once a year, pour in the correct quantity of
Undiluted cooling protector and only then fi ll the system with clean water.
*Coolants of various colours are available on the market, some with fl orescence added to make
Leak detection easier. Colours are no indication of the type of chemicals used in the mixture.
“Most anti-freeze products are really cooling system protectors – they do not necessarily protect only against freezing. A characteristic of a good quality coolant is that it will prevent boiling – and these anti-boil characteristics are more important in most parts of South Africa than the anti-freeze characteristics,” advises Mc Master.
He adds that it’s also worthwhile turning on your car and letting it to run for a few minutes before driving off in the morning. “Warming an engine up before driving will ensure the longevity of the parts in the engine. Speak to your local workshop owner for more advice on anti-freeze and looking after your car during the winter months,” he concludes.
8 LETABA HERALD Friday May 1, 2015COMMUNITY
Noah’s Ark Children’s Home a save haven for childrenTO discipline one child is admirable, but to teach 30 children responsibility is extraordinary.
When arriving at the Noah’s Ark Children’s Home on the R71 outside Tzaneen, it seems like a normal farm house with lush gardens, a swimming pool, vegetable gardens, orchards and children playing outside.
But once inside when you see seven cots in a room, you quickly realize that this is no ordinary home.
Noah’s Ark Children’s Home look after 30 orphans ranging from seven months to 15 years. Considering they receive state funding irregularly, they are doing very well. Boasting with 13 staff members and a kindergarten teacher who started in January, they also have a jungle gym, games, and bicycles for the kids. Furthermore; they have guinea pigs and rabbits for the children to play with.
And they are expanding with three new buildings: A babies’ house which will accommodate between 15 and 20 babies, a volunteer house with three bedrooms and a crèche with a bedroom and offi ce.
The managers, Sylvie and her husband Remi
Delsouiller, originally from France, started the orphanage 13 years ago at Alôn, but needed to relocate because they expanded so much. The four hectare property on which they are currently situated was purchased through generous donations.
Most of their fresh produce is grown on the property, including an herb garden.
They are very thankful for all the donors, including local businesses, farmers and churches. But, they still fall short. Their wish list includes diapers for the babies, (they use approximately 1 500 diapers monthly), formula milk, non-perishable food, seedlings, clothes, educational toys, irrigation for the orchards, a sandpit and sand. Financial donations are also needed for school fees, all of which is currently paid by Noah’s Ark themselves, including two of the teenage girls in high school.
Most of their furniture is handmade by Remi, and timber donations are always welcome.
Visitors and volunteers are always welcome. Contact Sylvie on 082 573 8383 or [email protected] or visit the website at www.noaharkhome.wordpress.com
30 ORPHANS: Noah’s Ark Children’s Home look a er 30 orphans ranging from seven months to 15 years.
NEW BUILDINGS: Three new buildings are being built by Noah’s Ark Children’s Home: A babies’ house, volunteer house as well as a crèche.
MANAGERS: The managers at Noah’s Ark Children’s Home are Sylvia and her husband Remi Delsouiller with their daughter Liberty. Their other children are Kevin and Elliot. They adopted 7 year old Noah, a er which the Home is named.
KALENDERLETABA HERALD Friday May 1, 2015 9
Kerk hou basaarDIE AP Kerk Tzaneen se jaarlikse basaar is om die draai.
Daar sal op 8 Mei weer produkte van hoë gehalte beskikbaar wees onder andere ‘n moderne kunsmark en heerlike teetuin, plante, groente, vleis, romerige “steak”-rolle, kerrie & rys, pannekoek, stokworsies, vetkoek, poeding, gebak en talle ander lekkernye.
Daar sal ook speletjies en ‘n springkasteel vir die kinders beskikbaar wees.
Daar sal ook ‘n splinternuwe baadjie aangetrek word vir
tweedehandse klere.Besighede kan kos vooraf
bestel vir afl ewering vanaf 12:00. Die volgende sal beskikbaar wees: Pannekoek, kerrie & rys, “steak”-rolle, stokworsies, vetkoek en koeldrank. Skakel Doempie by 083 645 3747 vir bestellings.
Gaan maak gerus ‘n draai by die Grasdakkerk – Slegs een dag, Vrydag 8 Mei vanaf 09:00 tot 19:00.
Daar sal ook ‘n debiet- en kredietkaartmasjien beskikbaar wees vir besoekers se gerief.
BASAAR: Die AP Kerk Tzaneen se jaarlikse basaar is om die draai.
Tzaneen kry film teater
NUWE TEATER: Cross Kine, Suid-Afrika se verspreider van plaaslike en internasionale Christelike fi lms het toestemming gegee dat Dinamus Gemeenskapsentrum ‘n amptelike Cross Kine Filmteater kan wees. Die nuutste fi lm sal aan die einde van elke maand vertoon word. Hierdie maand is die fi lm “Forsaken” met Gerhard Steyn, Johan Scholtz en Hykie Berg. Die vertoning is op 30 April om 19:00 en kaartjies is R35pp (kinders jonger as 6 jaar is gra s). Kaartjies sal by die deure beskikbaar wees. Navrae: Riana by (015)307-7062 of 0832853340.
NG Wolkberg se basaar vind weer eens op 29 en 30 Mei plaas.
Hoe laat? Van vroeg tot laat.Daar gaan gekuier, geëet en vrolik wees.Vir die kinders is daar ‘n pakkie vol
verrassings.Interessante winskopies by die “Jumble
Sale”Moet dit nie misloop nie want jy gaan spyt
wees.
DIE Letsistele Craft klub bied op 9 Mei blommerangskikking aan, wanneer daar geleer word om iets uit niks te maak.
Willem Cloete gaan demonstreer om maklik iets uit die tuin op die tafel te sit.
Koste R50 by Amanda Vorster se huis op Nagude.
Bespreek asb vroegtydig by Adri 083 679 0562 of 071 603 6100 of Amanda 083 451 3007.
DIE Letaba Tuinbou Vereniging vergader op 16 Mei by Letaba River Lodge.
Inwoners van Tzaneen, Modjadjiskloof en Letsitele word genooi om ‘n natuurlewe praatjie en demonstrasie met lewendige reptiele by te woon.
Daar sal ook ‘n uitstalling
deur NTT Toyota wees. Dit begin om 09:30 en word deur Kinyonga Reptielpark van Hoedspruit aangebied. Aanwysings: 10km op die Phalaborwapad. Draai regs by Ledzee grondpad vir 3km. Letaba River Lodge is op regterkant. Toegang is gratis.
Tuinbou organiseer praatjie,demonstrasie
Wolkberg hou basaar
Maak iets uit niks
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LUS VIR ‘N DRANKIE OU? Nee dis nie oëverblindery nie. Die seekoei het Vrydag in die vroeë oggendure op een of ander manier op die terrein van Hotel@Tzaneen en Craw Daddy’s beland en is op die sekuriteitskamera opgeneem. Ongelukkig was alles reeds toe vir besigheid en moes hy droëbek die a og blaas.
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Read here about everything that will be happening in Tzaneen and surrounds, who will be performing here, where will it take place, what our readers are up to and who will be tying the knot. All the informa on here on this social gadoodel page • Lees wat gebeur in ons omgewing, wie hier kom optree, interessante inwoners met hulle geite en neite, en vir wie die huweliksklokkies gelui het. Alles hier op die sosiale boksemdais blad.
10 LETABA HERALD Friday May 1, 2015ENTERTAINMENT
VIP besoeker ...
30 April:Die Christelike fl iek, ‘Forsaken’ draai by Dinamus Gemeenskapskerk. Skakel Riana by 015 207 7062.
May 1 to 3:The Food and Wine show in Haenertsburg. Contact Linda Miller on 082 575 5738.
8 Mei:AP gemeente hou basaar by die grasdakkerk.
9 Mei:Die Letsitele Cra Klub leer om iets uit niks te maak op Nagude. Skakel Amanda by 083 451 3007.
16 Mei:Letaba Tuinbou reël ‘n praatjie en demonstrasie met lewendige rep ele by Letaba River Lodge.
29 en 30 Mei:NG Wolkberg hou basaar.
Tzaneen Gospelfees om die draaiDIE interkerklike Tzaneen Gospelfees Omgeefees gaan nou vir die derde jaar plaasvind en die organiseerders is baie opgewonde dat hulle die wa sover deur die drif kon trek.
Van die sangers wat hierdie jaar gaan deelneem is Danie Botha, Piet Smit, Cathy Viljoen, Bertha le Roux van 7de Laan Faam met Godliedjies vir kinders en vele meer.
Die organiseerders neem graag die vrymoedigheid om te vra vir enige bydrae, hoe klein of groot ookal, dit sal opreg waardeer word.
Belangstellendes kan Adri Kruger, voorsitter van die Tzaneen Gospelfees Omgeefees skakel by 015-3043290/1/2 / 0823959507 of e-pos na mailto:[email protected].
The SA Depression & Anxiety Support Group meets every fi rst and third Saturday of the month. No fees. Contact Denise on 072 287 1022 or Colleen on 083 456 7970.
Alle alleenlopers (manlike of vroulik) tussen 40 en 100 kom geniet ‘n bring en braai saam met ons Saterdag 9 Mei 2015. 6 uur. Vir verdure besonderhede kontak ons by 0834533250.
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The Executive Mayor of Mopani District Municipality Cllr Nkakareng Rakgoale invites all stakeholders, interested groups and members of the public to attend the 2015/2016 IDP and Budget Consultative Meeting in terms of the Chapter 4 of the Municipal Finance Management Act (Act 56 of 2003), Chapter 4 of the Municipal Systems Act (Act 32 of 2000) and Chapter 7 of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa
The meetings have been arranged as follows:
04 May 2015 BPM Lulekani Community Hall
13h00
05 May 2015 MLM Enable Community Hall
13h00
07 May 2015 GGM Giyani Community Hall
13h00
11 May 2015 GTM Lenyenye Community Hall
13h00
13 May 2015 GLM Mokwakwaila Community Hall
13h00
Date Municipality Venue Time
Enquieries: Mr Maifala MJ IDP Comments) at 015 811 6300 or fax 015 812 4301 and Ms R Pootona (for Budget comments) at 015 811 6300 or fax 015 812 4570.
N. Ngoepe
Acting Municipal Manager
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GLM honours achievers in education
BEST LEARNER: District senior manager of educa on; Dr Lydia Mafenya, Ac ng MEC for Educa on, Jerry Ndou; Mapula Phosa, the mother of the best learner in GLM, Malaika Phosa; and the mayor City Modjadji during Educa on Excellence Awards ceremony at Sekgosese High School on Friday.
FORMER learners, teachers, school governing bodies, schools and circuit managers were honoured during the Greater Letaba Municipality (GLM) Mayoral Education Excellence Awards ceremony at Sekgosese High School on Friday.
The awards recipients were honoured for producing outstanding grade 12 results last year.
The day belonged to Malaika Phosa from Modubatse Secondary School in Rakwadu Circuit who won, the best learner award in the Greater Letaba Municipal area.
Phosa who is currently studying medicine at Wits University also won the Best Mathematics Learner in GLM after obtaining 97% and the Best Physical Science learner after scoring 99%. Koketso Lebea from Sekgosese Secondary School in Sekgosese-East Circuit won the Best Accounting learner with 94%.
Mildren Ncube from Mameriri Secondary School in Rakwadu Circuit won the Best Mathematics Teacher award while the Best Physical Science Teacher award went to ZB Mutoredzanwa from Khesethwane High School in Mawa Circuit.
The Most Improved School in GLM Award was won by Mashao Secondary School from Modjadji Circuit which improved from 42,6% in 2014 to 87,5% in 2014 while Magoletsa High School and Blue Mountain Secondary School, both from Rakwadu Circuit are joint winners of the Top Best Schools award for registering 100% pass rates.
Mashopha, Motsipa Secondary School, both in Modjadji Circuit and Sekgosese Secondary School in Sekgosese-East Circuit won the awards for producing the high number of learners who qualify to study for bachelors degree.
The best circuit award went to Modjadji while Sekgosese East won the most improved circuit award.
Masopha High School won an award for having the best School Governing Body in the Greater Letaba area. The winner receives cash prize money ranging from R 2000 to R5000, tablets, trophies, and certifi cates.
Some of the teachers, principals and their schools received the Mayoral Special Awards in the form of trophies and cash prize money from the mayor, City Modjadji.
Motivational speaker, Victor Seshoka said success demand hard work. “While
the World sleeps, the high performers work”, he said.
The mayor of Greater Letaba Municipality, City Modjadji said the municipality is committed to assisting learners from poor families to acquire tertiary education so that they can better theirlives
and that of their families.”The bursaries we awarded covers
everything that is needed for a student to complete studies. We decided to give them 100% bursary after realising that most families of bursary recipients were struggling to raise 10% of the required amount,” said Modjadji.
He said this year the municipality has awarded 23 bursaries to learners from underprivileged families to study at various tertiary institutions.
Modjadji who himself has just completed a Bachelor of Public Administration Degree reminded learners and parents that education is a key to a better life.
Acting MEC for Education, Jerry Ndou commended the municipality for celebrating and acknowledging excellence in education and for awarding bursaries to learners whose families cannot afford to send them to tertiary institutions.
AWARDS: Educa on Excellence Awards recipients, parents, educa on department and municipal offi cials during the award ceremony.
The bursaries we awarded covers everything that is needed for a student to
complete studies
12 LETABA HERALD Friday May 1, 2015SCHOOL NEWS
HOIST: Grade 12 Learners, Wendy Ramathoka and Peter Mahasha hoist the na onal fl ag during an awareness campaign at KgweKgwe High School last Friday.
Councillor calls on learners to love one anotherA municipal councillor has called on learners to work together to forge a common national identity that is built on mutual respect, tolerance and acceptance.
Councillor Leon Matita of the Greater Tzaneen Municipality was speaking at the National Symbols Awareness Campaign held at KgweKgwe High School in Moleketla, Relela village,
“Ties that bind us are stronger than barriers that divide us,” said Matita. The campaign led by the Department of Arts and Culture was aimed at popularizing the national symbols to learners at schools.
Matita went on to call on learners to take care of foreign nationals. “The bible says in Exodus, do not mistreat or oppress foreigners in any way. Remember you
yourselves were once foreigners in Egypt. Many of our struggle heroes, including Mandela were once accommodated in some of our African countries and they were not mistreated.
“God forbids us from mistreating foreigners.
He says that “if you do, and they cry out to me, I will certainly hear their cry. My anger will be aroused, and I will kill you with the sword,” said Matita
Mava Mothiba, project manager from the Department of Arts and Culture said the campaign was important for nation building, and promoting the values embodied in our national symbols.
“As part of this campaign, we are trying to foster constitutional values and national
symbols. We are expecting learners to be able to say the preamble of our constitution. We are also saying that all our schools should be fl ying the national fl ag by end of 2019.
Meanwhile, Odas Ngobeni from Government Communications (GCIS) said that this year’s Freedom Month will be celebrated at a time when we are also celebrating the 60th anniversary of the historic adoption of the Freedom Charter in Kliptown, Soweto.
“As government, we believe the values as espoused in the Freedom Charter still hold true and they are an overall vision for a non-racial and democratic society and many of its values are embedded in the Constitution.
“We are celebrating this year’s Freedom Month under the theme- Celebrating the
Beginning of the Third Decade of our Freedom through Accelerating Radical Economic Transformation,” said Ngobeni.
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14 LETABA HERALD Friday May 1, 2015SCHOOL NEWS
LEARNER: Rennie Joubert
ANOTHER SPONSOR: Hellen Kuisis.
DE LANGE FAMILY: Dian de Lange and staff from Tzaneen Lion Park plan ng one of the two trees they sponsored.
LEARNER: Markus Pretorius plan ng a tree.
MKHABELE FAMILY: The Mkhabele family who sponsored and planted a tree.
NCA plants treesTHE staff, students and parents of Nazarene Christian Academy had the priviledge of planting 12 Bush River Willow Trees during a ceremony held at the new Learning centres and Ablution block premises on April 24.
These trees were planted between the new classes and the parking lot.
Parents of NCA students were excited about this tree planting venture as the sponsored trees will be fi tted with a plaque in
due time indicating the sponsor thereof, thus leaving a legacy at NCA for their children in the future.
Nazarene Christian School wishes to thank the following sponsors:
Tzaneen Lion Park, Sithole Family, Stevens Family, Mkhabele Family, Venter Family, Mhlari Family, Magamana Family, Brits Family, Roberts family, Joubert Family and Pretorius Family.
SCHOOL NEWSLETABA HERALD Friday May 1, 2015 15
ACHIEVER: Former Stanford Lake College student, Tercia Jansen van Vuuren, has recently been chosen as one of 54 of the worlds’ most academically excep onal and socially commi ed young people.
Exceptional achievementTERCIA Jansen van Vuuren (neé da Silva) was a Matric student at Stanford Lake College in 2005.
She has recently been chosen as one of 54 of the worlds’ most academically exceptional and socially committed young people as a (Bill) Gates Cambridge Scholar.
She will begin her postgraduate course at the University of Cambridge this coming October.
This achievement is outstanding and remarkable in itself, but add the fact that her twin sister, Talia da Silva, was also chosen as a Gates Cambridge Scholar in 2013 and is now in the second year of her PhD studies, makes it doubly so!
Such an accolade must surely be a world’s fi rst – not only two past scholars of Stanford, but also twin sisters competing on a global scale based on their intellectual ability, leadership
capacity, academic fi t with Cambridge, and their commitment to improving the lives of others.
Tercia will be doing an MPhil in
Engineering for Sustainable Development. A total of 3535 applicants from 28 countries were screened for this highly prestigious award.
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16 LETABA HERALD Friday May 1, 2015SKOLENUUS
HULLE IS DEUR: Senior redenaars van die Hoërskool Ben Vorster wat deurgedring het na die provinsiale ATKV-redenaarskompe sie na aanleiding van die streekskompe sie op 24 Maart by Curro Heuwelkruin. Hierdie redenaars neem op 5 Junie aan die provinsiale ronde deel by Curro Heuwelkruin. Baie geluk en baie sterkte met die voorbereiding daarvoor. Voor: Kara Greyling (gr. 10), Zané Pelzer (gr.10), Mariska de la Rey (gr.11), Juliana Croucamp (gr.11). Agter: Wian Jacobs (gr.10). Zonika Lombard (gr.12)(afwesig).
GLADDE MONDE: Junior redenaars van die Hoërskool Ben Vorster wat deurgedring het na die provinsiale ATKV-redenaarskompe sie na aanleiding van die streekskompe sie op 24 Maart by Curro Heuwelkruin. Hierdie redenaars neem op 5 Junie aan die provinsiale ronde deel by Curro Heuwelkruin. Baie geluk en baie sterkte met die voorbereiding daarvoor. Van links: Juané Croucamp (gr.9), Anzeret Scheepers (gr.9), Leané Pretorius (gr.8) en James Vorster (gr.8).
Tien deur na provinsiaalTIEN redenaars van die Hoërskool Ben Vorster het na die provinsiale ronde van die ATKV-redenaarskompetisie deurgedring.
Die streeksuitdunne het plaasgevind op 24 Maart.
Tien van die 16 Vossies wat aan die streeksuitdunne deelgeneem het by Curro Heuwelkruin het deurgedring na die provinsiale ronde wat gaan plaasvind op 5 Junie, ook by Heuwelkruin.
Die Vossie redenaars wat deurgedring het na die voorbereide afdeling vir juniors (graad 8 en 9) is Leané Pretorius en James Vorster. Anzeret Scheepers en Juané Croucamp het deurgedring na die onvoorbereide afdeling
vir juniors.Juliana Croucamp en Zané Pelzer het
deurgedring na die voorbereide afdeling vir seniors (graad 10 tot 12) en Mariska de la Rey, Zonica Lombard, Wian Jacobs en Kara Greyling na die onvoorbereide afdeling vir seniors.
In die onvoorbereide afdeling ontvang die redenaars hulle onderwerp en bronne en kry dan 90 minute om ‘n toespraak van 5-7 minute uit te werk.
Dit verg kalmte van gees en senuwees van staal. Baie geluk aan hierdie redenaars en sterkte met die voorbereiding vir die volgende ronde.
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READY TO ATTEMPT THE MOUNTAINS: Back row from le to right: Elze e van Dyk, Michelle Stevens, Willemien van Niekerk, Nwananga Mboveni, Ms Laureen Scholkwyk, Isabel Masoulas and Anna Mende. Front row from le to right: Jhillika Kesa, Chantelle Mashingwani and Belinda Nzadi
Learners hike to obtain bronzeON Thursday morning 9 April, eight learners from Merensky High School started a hike in the Magoebaskloof mountains as part of the requirements to obtain their bronze or silver President’s Award.
The hike kicked off at the well known Woodbush Hut and continued towards the De Hoek hut.
This took them through the beautiful indigenous forests of the Magoebaskloof Hiking Trail. On the second day the group hiked back to the Woodbush Hut, taking a different route.
By then the learners working for the Bronze Award had done
the required 26 km of hiking and returned home.
The silver award candidates then hiked to the O’Conner Memorial Site and stood in amazement next to the famed Eucalyptus tree that claims to be tallest planted tree in the world, before hiking to the Seepsteen Hut where they spent the second night.
On the following day they continued uphill and spent lunchtime at the scenic Waterfall Hut, overlooking the Dap Naudé dam. The group then returned home, very proud that they managed to complete the required 48 km hike.
Koshuis hou braaidag
Plasies geniet hulWowee Woensdag
WOENSDAG 22 April was braaidag vir die koshuisgangers by Hoërskool Merensky.
Na afl oop van die oueraand het die Plasie koshuisbrakke saam met hulle ouers heerlik om die braaivleisvure gekuier en vriendskapsbande gesmee.
Tydens hierdie unieke geleentheid is ouers, beheerliggaam en onderwysers by die koshuis geprys vir die suksesse en positiewe groei wat
reeds hierdie jaar plaasgevind het.
Hoërskool Merensky se koshuis huisves leerlinge van heinde en verre, selfs ‘n paar uit die buiteland.
Die Plasies wil graag al die betrokke ouers bedank vir hulle besondere betrokkenheid en positiewe gesindheid.
So ‘n hegte “familie” kan in die toekoms net nog hoër hoogtes bereik.
LEKKER BRAAI: Magriet van der Merwe (koshuismoeder), Kobus Vorster (koshuisvader) en Magnus Steyn (skoolhoof) in ligte luim tydens hulle braaidag by Merensky.
TYDENS Plasieland se tweede beplande Wowee Woensdag op 22 April, het Eskom hierdie keer saamgespeel en krag het aangebly.
Sowat 200 leerlinge kon tydens pouse deel in vyf mede-Plasies se talent.
‘n Verskeidenheid musiekitems is aangebied, terwyl
ritmiese gimnastiek, moderne dans en selfs ‘n fl uitende skiewie onder luide aanmoediging van ‘n waarderende gehoor hul oomblik in die kollig benut het.
Hierdie inisiatief staan onder leiding van die kultuurprefekte, en is net nog ‘n bevestiging dat mens “kultuur” met ‘n blou kryt skryf!
TALENT: Magdie Kasselman en Loamé van Zyl van Merensky in aksie tydens hulle WoWee talent konsert.
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PARTICIPANTS: Dan Primary School learners who par cipated in athle cs championships: Sharma Mushwana, Thabiseng Mashego, Nsuku Baloyi, Vukona Makhubele with their teacher, Rosalia Nkuna and school principal, Agnes Shingange.
MEDALISTS: Benjamin Lasezwsky, Doctor Baloyi and Gabaza Ngobeni with the winners during annual Lower Primary Schools Athle cs championship at Nkowankowa stadium recently.
Annual athletics championshipsNKOWANKOWA Circuit held their annual Lower Primary Schools Athletics championship at Nkowankowa stadium recently.
Young athletes between the ages of six years to 11 years participated in Under/ 7, 8, 9 and under10.
The winners in 50 metres, 70m, 80m, 100m and 200 meteres were awarded gold , silver and bronze medals.
Primary schools which participated are Banana, Nwaxindzhele, Bright Morning, Marito, Malwandla , Dan, Bombeleni, Tito Mboweni and Letaba Estate.
UNICORN PREPARATORY played host to netball teams from The King’s Court and netball and soccer teams from Educare on Thursday, April 17.
In the Netball games against King’s Court, the U10A girls won 13-2, the U10B girls won 4-2, the U11B girls drew 3-3 and the U13B team won with a whopping 27-3.
Against Educare the netball girls continued to excel: the U9B team won 7-2, the U11B girls won 6-4 and the U/13B team won 14-9. The U/12B team unfortunately lost their match 8-4.
The soccer boys also dominated against Educare, with both of Unicorn’s teams delivering convincing wins
The U11/U10 boys annihilated Educare 13-1 and the First team from Unicorn also fl attened their opponents 6-0.
Unicorn enjoys netball and soccer dominance
TALENT: These four talented Netball players from Unicorn Preparatory School progressed through the fi rst round of Limpopo Netball trials, from le : Malaika Mohlaba, Ma mu Mongwe, Tshedza Moila and Makoma Pilusa.
IRONMAN: Unicorn’s very own ‘Ironman,’ Byron Andrew, recently took part in the SA Biathlon Championships in Potchefstroom and managed a very good result. Byron (an U/12 boy), took part with the best of South Africa’s U/13s and ended 36th overall; coming 5th in his swim and 4th in his run against boys a year older than himself!
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PALE TOE: Die losskakel van Merensky, Tony Manamela op pad na die pale tydens hulle wintersport byeenkoms te Witrivier.
Wintersport: Merensky vs Rob Fereira25 April opgetrek na Witrivier vir ‘n heerlike dag van rugby, hokkie en netbal.
Hoërskool Merensky het ‘n baie suksesvolle dag met ware sportmangees by Hoërskool Rob Ferreira ervaar en vriendskapsbande tussen die twee skole is weer eens versterk.
Rugby: Die Plasies se o.14-rugbyspan wen 5-0, die
o.15-span verloor 0-10, die o.16-span wen 12-5, die beserings-geteisterde 2de-span verloor 36-0 en die 1ste-span maak die skool trots met ‘n naelskraap oorwinning van 22-21.
In die hoofwedstryd van die dag het Hoërskool Rob Ferreira eerste punte aangeteken met ‘n strafskop en daarna die eerste drie gedruk met ‘n pragtige agterlynbeweging.
Die Plasies se jong losskakel, Tony Manamela, antwoord met ‘n suksesvolle strafskop en het hiermee die eerste punte vir Hoërskool Merensky op die telbord gesit.
Kort voor halftyd het Mikyle le Roux ‘n skitterende drie onder die pale gedruk en Manamela slaag daarin om die doel te vervyf, wat die puntestand op 10-8 in die guns van die Plasies bring.
Nog voor die fl uitjie kon blaas vir halftyd het die gasskool egter balbesit gewen en hulle tweede drie gedruk wat die Plasies rustyd met ‘n telling van 13-10 in die guns van Rob Ferreira laat naels kou het.
Die tweede helfde het vinnig begin met ‘n drie deur Rob Ferreira en daarna weer ‘n briljante Manamela-drie onder die pale. Rob Ferreira kon egter nie daarin slaag om, soos Merensky, die bal oor die pale te kry met die doelskop nie.
Met een punt verskil sit Rob Ferreira nog ‘n strafskop deur die pale. Hoërskool Merensky het nie gaan lê nie en met skouspelagtige voorspelerspel hulle opponente diep in hulle kwartgebied betrap en soos een man met die bal oor die doellyn geloop.
Met een punt verskil, ‘n oorwinning in die vooruitsig en die Plasie-ondersteuners op hulle voete het Hoërskool Merensky gesorg dat niemand die res van die wedstryd verby hulle kom nie en uiteindelik as oorwinnaars uit die stryd getree.
Hokkie: Hoërskool Merensky se seuns- en
meisieshokkiespanne het elke keer trots van die veld gestap.
Die tweede seunspan het gemaklik 3-0 gewen met doele aangeteken deur Enslin Sambo, Wayne Coppen en Angus Dalrymple-Hay. Die eerste seunspan het vir ‘n groter applous gesorg en spog met ‘n wentelling van 5-0. Die seuns het mooi saamgewerk en doele is aangeteken deur Dylan Oosthuize, Rassie Pretorius, Mfuyo Madalane, Louwtjie Venter en Chrisjan Rebel.
Hoërskool Merensky se dogtershokkie het behoorlik stem dik gemaak. Die o.14-meisiespan het die vaardighede wat hul op die vakansietoer aangeleer het toegepas en met ‘n telling van 4-0 koning gekraai. Kesia Pohl en Juanet Venter slaan elkeen 2 doele. Juanet is aangewys as speler van die wedstryd.
Die o.15-meisies het hul kragmeting vanuit die staanspoor geniet. Met rustyd was hul al 4-0 voor. Die eindtelling was 6-1 in Plasieland se guns. Corli van der Merwe en Andile Shikwambana teken elk 3 doele aan. Andile is as speler van die wedstryd aangewys.
Die 2de meisiespan het hul wedstryd ewe oortuigend gewen. Goeie kommunikasie op die veld het verseker dat die doele ingeryg word. Hulle wen met ‘n pragtige telling van 10-0. Altacia Gubitz teken ‘n allemintige 5 doele aan. Chanté Aucamp, onderkaptein, en Kristen Adendorff slaan elkeen 2 balle sekuur in die doelhok terwyl Izel Pieter, kaptein, een doel aanteken. Die speler van die wedstryd was Kristen Adendorff.
Die 1ste-meisiespan beleef strawwe opposisie tydens hul spanningsvolle wedstryd. Die Plasies het in die opponente se gebied geboer, maar kon net nie daarin slaag om die bal in die doelhok te kry nie. Hul wedstryd eindig 0-0, met Marlize Grobbelaar en Chantelle Mashwanganyi wat benoem word as spelers van die wedstryd.
Netbal: Hoërskool Merensky se 1e-netbalspan het
vir ‘n skouspelagtige oorwinning van 23-11 gesorg. Die o.18B-span het ook nie op hulle laat wag nie en hul opponente met ‘n telling van 15-10 op hul neus laat kyk.
By die juniors het die o.14A- en B-Plasiespanne onderskeidelik 10-15 en 6-7 verloor. Die o.15A-span het 11-10 gewen nadat drie dapper o.14-spelers (Kayla Howard, Sindi Kapa en Megan McGregor) twee wedstryde direk na mekaar moes speel as gevolg van te veel beserings in die span.
NADAT Hoërskool Merensky se o.15- en 2de-seunshokkiepanne die spit moes afbyt teen Hoërskool Ben Vorster op Woensdag 22 April, het die twee eerstespanne mekaar behoorlik tot stilstand gespeel.
Die Plasies het eerste punte op die telbord gesit met ‘n doel deur Mabule Modiba en halftyd ingegaan met dié voorsprong.
Hoërskool Ben Vorster het egter braaf teruggeveg in die tweedehelfde en albei spanne moes tevrede wees met ‘n 1-1 eindtelling. Die tempo was ongeloofl ik vinnig en albei spanne het uitgeput van die veld gestap.
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IN AKSIE: Jordan Stevens van Merensky vee ‘n bal na veiligheid, tydens ‘n hokkiewedstryd teen Ben Vorster.
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OOR DIE EINDSTREEP: Lorence Chabalala voltooi die Forever Resort Loskop Marathon.
ATLETE: Die drie manne wat oor die wenstreep stap is: Timothy Shinwanyana, Thompson Ngobeni en Timothy Nkuna tydens die Forever Resort Loskop marathon.
Bestuur bedank borgeDIE bestuur van Orangedene gholfklub wil hulle dank uitspreek teenoor die volgende persone wat uit hulle eie sak bydraes maak om die baan in ‘n goeie toestand te hou en wat dit onderhou.
Jack Gouws en AB van der Westhuizen vir die merkers op die bowwe.
Frikkie Scheepers vir die skenk van die
kennisgewingsbord vir die plaaslike reëls.Die bestuur wil graag ook die gholfers bedank wat hulle
gereeld ondersteun.Daar is ‘n beroep op voornemende spelers om die goeie
baan soos wat hy nou daarna uitsien te gaan ondersteun.Gholfers kan aanlsuit teen R1 300. Die kostes vir 18
gaaitjies vir lede beloop R80 en R120 vir nie-lede.
BOETIES HOU NAAM HOOG: Twee broers, Edri, regs en BJ Vorster, albei oudskoliere van Hoërskool Ben Vorster het op 18 April ‘n besondere prestasie behaal. Albei studeer aan die Universiteit van Stellenbosh. Edri Vorster in sy 3de jaar, het uitgedraf vir Ma es se 1ste span as losskakel, terwyl kleinboet BJ, ‘n 1ste jaar, uitgedraf het vir die onder 19A span ook as losskakel vir Ma es.
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BIKERS: Stanford Lake College biker, Ma
Wilkinson during the annual Cycle
Centre Challenge that was held over the
weekend.
Four in Cycle Centre ChallengeFOUR Stanford Lake College mountain bikers took part in the annual Cycle Centre Challenge over the weekend.
The challenge was hosted in the Komatiland Forests, with an exciting new and improved Olympic Cross Country track. Emma Melville, Casper Venter, Matt Wilkinson and Stuart Lunt, all represented the College extremely well, with the latter three fi nishing in podium positions in their age categories.
BIKERS: Stanford Lake College biker, Stuart Lunt during the annual Cycle Centre Challenge that was held over the weekend.
