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Killed for stokvel moneyThere seems to be no end to the killing and abusing of women and chil-dren in Vhembe.

It is only a week after the commemoration of Woman’ s Month, where many functions were held in honour of women. Many campaigns were held to warn communities against abusing women and children, but women and children still continue to be victims of the scourge.

Last Thursday, the rural community of Mphambo outside Malamulele learned with sadness about the stabbing to death of a young woman. Tsakani Maluleke (33), the mother of two children, met her untimely and gruesome death at her home, when her husband stabbed her 17 times.

She was certified dead on admission to the local clinic.Realizing the damage he had caused, the husband, Mzamani Maluleke (35),

ran to his home where he hanged himself. It is believed the tragedy was the result of an argument over club money that was entrusted to Ms Maluleke,

who was treasurer of the Khomanani Club.

The deaths have left the village in a state of shock and a dark cloud hanging over the village.

L i m p o p o M i r r o r paid the family a visit on Friday. Relatives and neighbours were comforting the family, while other relatives were busy cleaning the place where the woman had been killed.

The alleged killer’s relatives described him as a violent person and a wife basher who drank and smoked dagga. “He used to demand money

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Family members clean the bloodied spot where Tsakani was killed.

from his wife, despite the fact that she was not working,” said his aunt, Maria Manganyi.

Maluleke was unemployed after the factory in Ellisras where he worked had closed down, due to a strike. He used to tell people he was still waiting for his retrenchment package.

Manganyi said that the murdered woman had complained to neighbours that her husband had demanded money after seeing the bank book belonging to the womens’ club. “It appears he did not believe the story that the money was not

hers and he kept on demanding money from her,” Manganyi said.

She said after his death, the bank book belonging to the Khomanani Women’s Club was found in his pocket and it had a balance of R51 000.

Her death has devastated the members of her club. “We are greatly saddened as a club. Tsakani was a real people’s person; that’s why we entrusted our money with her,” said Ms Doris Manganyi, the club’s chairperson.

She said she was also a good neighbour who was always ready to go an extra mile

and help other people.The chairperson of the Munna Ndi Nnyi

Men’s Forum, Mr Bardwell Mufunwaini, said it was saddening to find that women were still subjected to all forms of abuse and killing during this time. “We are cam-paigning to make our communities aware of what women are going through. We would love to see a country where women and children are treated with respect and dignity,” he said.

Limpopo Police spokesperson Colonel Ronél Otto said they had opened inquest and murder dockets.

The dead woman, Ms Tsakani Maluleke, who was stabbed 17 times.

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Insist in premarital counsellingPastors and churches must insist on premarital counseling before they marry couples. This will go a long way to curb one of the identified factors with regard to the divorce rate, which is on the rise in our country.

We should also insist that those who had married without premarital counselling should seriously consid-er taking marriage counselling to orientate themselves regarding the institution of marriage – the ‘ups’ and ‘downs’ involved. I recently made a shocking discovery when working with married young urban-ites. Most of them are going through rough times – facing storms in their marriage. Most of them would have just moved in and stayed together as husband and wife, in what is commonly known as ‘vat-en-sit’ (cohabitation), or moved in after paying ‘lobola’ under the pretext of ‘customary marriage’. Even those who were married in the church pointedly revealed to me that they were married without proper coun-selling having been conducted. What is it that they have missed in premarital counselling?

Premarital counselling provides couples with the opportunity to get to know one another better than when one engages in a courtship without proper counselling. One gets to know one’s faith, character and aspirations with regard to the future, and indeed one’s strong points and weaknesses. This helps one to determine the question of compatibility. It is very difficult to be in a marriage context with someone one is not compatible with in many respects. Love alone is not enough when one is in a marriage with someone one cannot easily communicate with. By this I mean real communication, where one does not just greet each other but also share everything. Why do you want to be in a marriage with someone who will only greet you or only talk to you when he or she wants sex behind a closed door in the dark? I also find it hard to provide counselling to two different people – one talkative and one who will talk (giving brief and direct answers) only when prompted to do so. I will come back to the communication issue in the future.

Premarital counseling provides space to determine one’s readiness. There are people who get married whilst they are not yet ready or ripe for such a commitment. A person

who gets married must, for instance, show maturity in terms of his or her understanding of marriage, including one’s understanding that marriage as a life-long institution – "until death do us part". Marriage is not a trial and error thing where you can decide to take a break to create space for one another or try and find one another in the process of taking a break. Once you make a choice and commit by tying the knot, you need to know that there is no return. The only exception is in the case of persistent adultery – Matthew 19 only allows divorce to take place in the case of adultery, especially when reconciliation is impossible.

Premarital counselling provides space for one to get to understand the basics of marriage, in line with God’s will as revealed in the Scrip-tures. I will deal with this compre-hensively in the next article, when reflecting on the issue of ‘marrying for the wrong reasons’. Premarital counselling does not only offer one space to learn more about the basic principles regarding marriage, but also on the issues involved, such as developing a common philosophy with regard to love, marriage, sex, children, communication, problem solving, friends, parental involve-ment, finances and so on.

Some of these issues sound very minor in terms of trying to spend time in premarital counselling to understand them, but I see them as the key to unlocking the riddle behind divorce. They are like small foxes; if left unattended, they can spoil the blossoming vineyard, thereby ensuring bad harvest. Take for instance the example of a true African man who last told his wife that he loved her the day that he proposed to her. It is critical in pre-marital counselling to engage on this issue and encourage him to use ‘love language’ regularly to spice things up and to safeguard his marriage.

I know of people who are being called ‘honey’, ‘sweetie’, ‘babes’ and so on out there, whilst they have never heard these words from their spouse. It is therefore my conten-tion in this article that premarital counseling can go a long way in providing us with a lasting solution in our efforts to curb the high rate of divorce in our times. The struggle to save marriages continues, until next week! - Prof Derrick Mashau, Department of Christian Spiritual-ity, Church History and Missiology, UNISA. ([email protected].)

Members of the police and forensic services carry the body of Tshililo Muelelwa.

Joyful laughter turned into screams of terror when a 21-year-old man, Tshil-ilo Muelelwa, who was swimming in a stream at Mpheni, drowned on Sunday.

Tshililo and a friend went to the stream to swim. The swimming experience, how-ever, turned into a nightmare. His friend tried to save his life, but the water was too deep and murky.

He then decided to run to the settlement to attract the attention of fellow commu-

nity members.The police were called, but when they

arrived at the scene, it was already dark and Tshililo was nowhere to be found.

Community and family members slept at the stream until police divers arrived on Monday morning. They later retrieved his body

Insp Kedibone Mabatha, communica-tions officer of the Waterval SAPS, said the police were investigating the incident.

He appealed to children not to play along-side streams or on river banks, or to swim without the supervision of older people.

With the very hot weather currently be-ing experienced around the province, the police say they expect that more children will try to cool down by going for a swim.

Family representatives said they were still shocked about the incident. He will be buried at the Mpheni cemetery next Saturday (28/9).

21-Year-old man drowns in stream at Mpheni

Cable thieves can’t resist temptation at boxes

The electric box near the Madombidzha pump station is becoming a regular spot for a visit by cable thieves. At the box is Mr David Mukosi, Vhembe District Municipality's (VDM) manager of water services in Makhado just after the second-last incident. Electricity falls under the auspices of the Makhado municipality.

The cables at the electric box near the Madombidzha pump station and the pump station itself seem to be a nev-er-ending attraction for cable thieves, who visit on a near monthly basis.

The Makhado Municipality reported that the cable from the transformer to the meter box (numbered P14) was stolen on 26 June and that the cable was replaced the next day. The cost, inclusive of ma-

terial, labour and transport, was around R9 000. “To prevent a reoccurrence, the MV cut outs were tied down,” said Makhado spokesperson Louis Bobodi on 27 August in answer to questions sent on 1 August.

The questions had been posed directly after the shocking van-dalising of the Madombidzha pump station, a few metres away from the pole with the electric box. The estimated damage at the pump station was R700 000, not including the inconvenience for those not receiving water pumped from the station. That incident occurred at the end of July. Before the pump station was vandalized, the cable thieves had tampered with the electric box to shut down the power supply to the pump station. This time around, they fortunately did not manage to shut down the power supply to Madombidzha as well.

“The electricians took out the fuses to prevent anyone from shutting down the power to the village. The thieves had to be very clever to cut the power to the pump station without harming themselves,” said one of the workers at the scene.

Last week it was discovered that the cable thieves had struck again at the same spot. “At the big yellow box, all the cables were stolen as well as the switch gears, the soft starter and the level sensor,” said Mr David Mukosi, Vhembe District Municipality's (VDM) manager of water services in Makhado on 11 September and confirmed that only the power supply to the pump station had been affected. The incident was reported to the district munic-ipality. So far, the brand new equipment that was stolen at the pump station in July had not been replaced.

Though the upgrading of security had already been announced by the Vhembe municipal manager, Mr Masala Maku-mule, on 14 July, it does not seem to have hit the ground at Madombidzha pump station. Neither do the measures of the local municipality to prevent a reoccur-rence seem to be succeeding in providing a deterrent to cable thieves. Electricity falls under the auspices of the Makhado Municipality.

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320 September 2013LIMPOPO MIRROR

By Elmon Tshikhudo

Two brutally murdered at MashobyeShock, grief and fear have gripped the rural community of Mashobye in the Malamulele area. This follows the brutal killing of a 63-year-old man and an 81-year-old granny, allegedly by a 37-year-old man.

The suspect, who is a mental care patient, allegedly beheaded Mr Mackson Maluleke and cas-trated him with a panga before beating Ms Jhakajhaka Hlung-wani to death with a plank. The incident happened on Monday morning.

The suspect was severely as-saulted by the community before being rescued by the police, who took him into custody.

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The devastated family gather for a family meeting to prepare for the funeral of the two victims.

The suspect’s mother, who stays at Makhuvha outside Tho-hoyandou, said she received a call from her brother and niece on Saturday to say the suspect had called them and sworn at them. “I knew that he wasn’t right and that his mental illness was taking over. I had planned to come on Monday to take him to the hospital for his medication. Unfortunately I was late, and he allegedly committed the grue-some killings,” she said.

She said the whole issue dev-astated her as it could have been averted. “We were at peace at home at Makhuvha when he told me that he wanted to be next to

his father, and I could not deny him that right. The problem is that he had not been taking his medication for some time. Had he been taking his medication, the two people would still be alive,” she said. The suspect’s brother said he has no doubt that the kill-ings “have to do with his mental condition. He had been a mental patient for more than 18 years.” Limpopo police spokesperson Brig Hangwani Mulaudzi stated that they had arrested a 37-year-old suspect in connection with the two murders. “He will appear in court soon and will be charged with two counts of murder,” said Mulaudzi.


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5-Year-old girl killed when fire destroys room

The SAPS at Tshilwavhusiku has decried the ongoing inci-dents of rape in the Sinthumule and Kutama area and warns perpetrators to stop attacking and raping the residents.

This follows after a 58-year-old woman was allegedly raped while busy collecting firewood in the bushes at Gogobole village on 30 August at about 12:30.

According to the Tshil-wavhusiku police’s spokesper-son, Const Munyadziwa Marindi, the woman was chopping up a tree when she heard a voice or-

dering her to take off her clothes. When she turned to look

around, a totally naked male stranger grabbed her by the neck and pushed her to the ground. He then snatched the panga out of her hand and threatened to chop her head off if she shouted for help.

“He allegedly forced the vic-tim to take off her clothes and commanded her to lie down, and then he raped her,” said Marindi.

During Women’s Month, more incidents of rape were reported at the Tshilwavhusiku police

station. It includes the rape of an

85-year-old lady, who was at-tacked and raped while returning from a church service.

No suspects have been arrested in connection with both inci-dents. “We are sending a very serious message to the perpetra-tors that they must stop what they are doing,” Marindi warned. “We are busy investigating and trying to identify the suspects behind these incidents, so that we may create a safe environment for law-abidding residents.”

A Beit Bridge traditional healer was arrested for allegedly killing a “demon-possessed” woman during a botched ritual to drive out evil spirits.

The bizarre incident occurred on Sun-day in the border town.

Police spokesperson Insp Philisani Ndebele said Cephas Ncube (50), a tradi-tional healer, was arrested after the death of Tsebi Nyathi (30) of Manyani village outside Beit Bridge.

“Sometime in August this year, Nyathi visited her relative, Kayiso Tlou, and stayed there. During this month, Nyathi developed a mental problem. On 8 Sep-

tember, Nyathi’s relative, Ruth Moyo (54), and Lesedi Mdlongwa, both of Tsokotsoko village, took Nyathi to Ncu-be’s homestead, since he is a traditional healer, so that the evil spirits could be exorcised,” said Ndebele.

While there, Ncube then prepared ev-erything needed to cast out the evil spirits to “free” Nyathi.

“The suspect made fire and threw some herbs on it and forced Nyathi to inhale the smoke while covered with a blanket. Nyathi resisted, but Ncube, Moyo and Mdlongwa grabbed her and forced her to inhale the smoke.

During the struggle, Nyathi sustained some facial burns and died the following day,” said Ndebele.

A report on the matter was made to the police. Ndebele said police discovered that Nyathi had died as a result of serious facial burns sustained during the ritual. He said investigations were carried out, leading to the arrest of Ncube. Ncube appeared in court on charges of murder and the case was postponed to 15 October.

Ndebele said the incident was due to negligence and advised community members to desist from practices that put lives at risk.

Ms Cecilia Sigebe of Tshamutavha village in the Niani area and Mr Sunnyboy Charles Shoba from Kwaggafontein in Mpumalanga said “Yes, I do,” during a glittering ceremony held at Tshamutavha village a fortnight ago.

A five-year-old girl, Karabo Saphin-yana, burnt to death last Wednesday night, when a fire spread through a room of the Khorombi house in Dzanani village.

Three children were sleeping in the house and two were lucky to escape the inferno. At the time of going to press, the

cause of the fire was not known, and it was speculated that it could have been an electrical fault.

The uncle of three children who were asleep in the same room that night tried to save their lives and managed to assist two in getting out of the room. Damage to the possessions in the room is estimated

at R40 000.The grandmother of the deceased child,

Mrs Tshinakaho Khorombi, could not contain her grief. “I don’t care about the house; I feel the pain my granddaughter suffered,” she said.

The Siloam police are still investigating the cause of the fire. “We have opened an

inquest docket,” said police spokesperson W/O Edward Tharaga. Karabo will be buried at her father’s village in Botlokwa tomorrow (Saturday).

W/O Edward Tharaga, the spokesperson of Siloam police station, inspecting the damage caused by the fire.


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Naked man found in local clothing storeNews of a naked man who was found hiding beneath the shelves at a clothing store ran like wildfire throughout the Shoprite Taxi Rank in Makha-do last Friday.

Soon there was a large crowd of curious onlookers who came and gathered outside the entrance to the Check-U Hawker Centre.

They waited anxiously for the closed doors to be flung open from the inside, so that they could storm inside and start searching for the naked thief. “We’ll beat him to death,” some were heard saying.

The store operators remained behind the closed doors and only allowed some of their workers to slip inside quickly.

“Why do you protect him?” shouted a man and more voices joined in the chorus. “Let the thief walk out. He must get a lesson that will teach him not to steal again,” another shouted and those around agreed with her statement.

Even though the al-leged thief was still held captive inside the store for his own safety, pic-tures of a stark naked man, alleged to be the thief, were doing rounds from one cell phone to the other through Blue-tooth and MMS service, so that even people who were far away in the vil-lages at that time started receiving such images.

When the store fi-nally opened its doors, people flooded the store and started searching for the thief inside the offices, storerooms and toilet. They were left disappointed when they couldn’t find him.

It later appeared that the store operators had let the alleged thief es-cape through the back door.

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him?” a store manager asked after an enquiry by the journalist. “We felt that we had to protect him, but next time he might not be that lucky if he continues with his habit.”

On Fridays, a large number of the businesses in Makhado close at around 12:30 in preparation for prayer at the mosque. Thieves seize this opportunity by entering into businesses shortly before they close. They hide under the shelves and when everyone has left, they go for the tills. They later exit the building, using a back door.

Check-U’s supervisor, Khathu Nemandivhe, said that it was not the first time that a thief had entered the store. “Some three weeks ago, a thief entered the store and stole a large amount of money from the safe,” Neman-divhe said.

He added that Check-U was in possession of a video clip in which the alleged thief could be seen naked and crawling along the floor into the office which houses a safe.

In the clip, the thief later wait-ed for the shop to open again, and then mixed with the buyers and exited the store like any other customer.

“We want to warn all other thieves that they mustn’t come and play in our stores,” he said. “Check-U is one of the biggest employers in this town, with a lot of employees who depend on Check-U to maintain their families, and everybody should respect that.”

The store’s management added that they had decided not to lay any criminal charges against the thief, because they hoped that he had learned his lesson.

People flooded the Check-U Hawker Centre and started searching for the naked thief.

The naked thief was found inside Check-U Hawker Centre on Friday.

Traditional dancers in their impressive outfits at the colourful Lion King musical of Ridgeway Independent School produced in the hall of the Reformed Church on 11 and 12 September.

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New skills will ensure a bright futureStudents who received IT their qualifications during a ceremo-ny at the Thasululo FET Col-lege in Tshisahulu last Friday said the qualifications were just a stepping stone towards a prosperous future.

The joy of the students, staff and parents was there for ev-eryone to see when they danced and ululated throughout when the 30 students were called to the podium to receive their certificates. The students under-went 18 months of training in IT International Computer Driving Licence, IT System Support, IT Technial Support and Media Information Communication Technology.

Lodwick Munyai (25) of Elim in the Makhado area, who has been named as one of the best students at the college, said the qualification he received

would ensure that he could be on his own and ready for the job market. “Today’s world needs technology. With the skills that I have acquired here, I am ready for the challenge. I do not only want to find a job, but I want to make a meaningful change in the world and come up with new innovative inventions that will help mankind,” he said.

Munyai and another student, Petunia Nemalegeni of Itsani, received special mention from college rector Mr Alfred Netsh-isumbewa during the ceremony, for having designed a wonderful IT laboratory which earned the college second position among the country’s FET colleges.

He encouraged fellow students to go out and make a meaningful contribution in their communities by starting their own businesses that will benefit their people. “We

have the foundation. We can take it from here and I am going to study further and attain my dream of being an IT specialist,” he said.

College rector Mr Alfred Net-shisumbewa said as a college they would always strive for the best-quality education that would make an impact in the economy of the country.

The guest speaker, Mr Nkhum-buleni Nemakonde, encouraged the recipients to give back to their communities which helped them achieve what they had. “You did not attain what you have by mistake. There were many sacri-fices, and now is the time to give back the community that helped you, otherwise your education would be meaningless if it did not benefit the community. You are now empowered; please make use of the skills in changing the world,” he said.

Happy students show off their certificates. They posed with the college management and guests during the ceremony.

High achievers Mr Lodwick Munyai (second from right) and Ms Petunia Nemalegeni (right) received special awards during the ceremony. Sharing their joy are college rector Mr Alfred Netshisumbewa (left) and guest speaker Mr Nkhumbuleni Nemakonde.

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Digital technology available at MadimboThe rural community of Mad-imbo will now be able to access the latest technology after they were presented with a Digital Doorway Unit by the Depart-ment of Rural Development and Land Reform. The unit is housed at Madimbo Thusong Service Centre.

The Digital Doorway (DD) is a self-contained new computer unit, designed to be located in areas without electricity or suitable shelter. The roof of the housing is laid with solar panel strips, which charge batteries secured within the unit itself. The unit has three computers, so it can be used by more than one person at a time. All three computers are connected to a built-in server inside the unit.

The new technology with Internet connectivity has a steel enclosure with vandal-proof metal keyboards, LCD screens protected by reinforced glass,

webcam speakers and two so-lar-powered colour photocopi-ers. The deputy director of rural infrastructure and development in the Department of Rural De-velopment and Land Reform in Limpopo, Joe Mokhomole, says the programme’s key objective is to provide Internet access to people living in remote commu-nities. “The DD unit provides awareness and opportunities for remote areas in a variety of ways. For instance, people at a remote indigenous community can use the DD unit for educa-tional websites, entertainment such as YouTube, social net-working sites, online chats, online banking and other social media initiatives.”

He says people can also use the DD unit for online voice and video chatting with friends and family members. “Internet ac-cess will also help them to keep an eye on what is happening

around them.”Mokhomole says that, besides

the Madimbo DD, his depart-ment has provided three other units around Limpopo. “We had delivered one at Makuya village and two more in the Sekhukhune area. We have earmarked two more sites for delivery in the near future and we continue to engage with other predominantly rural areas to see how we can assist.” Local ward councilor Fistos Mafela was over the moon about the new development. “Today’s life is based on technology and the initiative will go a long way in improving the lives of our peo-ple. Despite our rural location, we will now be on par with our counterparts in urban areas about what is happening around the world. The technology will help improve the lives of many community members in and around Madimbo village.”

Cllr Fistos Mafela (left) and Madimbo Thusong Service Centre administrator Raymond Munyai test one of the two solar-powered photocopiers which form part of the Digital Doorway Unit.

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Mashudu Nematoka is the king of weddingsHe grew up looking after cattle and goats in the deeply rural mountainous village of Mudzid-zidzi, north of Thohoyandou. Today, he is a celebrated composer and singer of Venda tra-ditional wedding songs.

Affectionately known as “the king of weddings” by his adoring fans, Mashudu Nematoka is famous for his acrobatic dancing styles on stage and the ability to hook his audience whenever he performs.

Since he launched his professional music career in 2005, Nematoka has had five successful albums under his belt. His songs, O wana Mufunwa wawe and A hu na damu li si na ngwena, are making waves in music circles and are receiving massive airplay at several radio stations, especially in Limpopo.

“I started singing at a very early age. My primary school teachers realized that I have a musical talent and they encouraged me to take music seriously. I used to sing in church with my mother, Mavis, until my father, Johannes, bought me my first guitar and keyboard. I then went to the studio in 2005 to record my first album, Mudzimu u na rine, which was received with enthusiasm by my fans. My second album, Hosana, was released in 2007 and it was followed by Ri vhadali shangoni, which was released in 2008. I went back to the studio in 2012 to release another famous album, Duvha la u somola. My latest album is called Damu li si na ngwena”, he said.

Earlier this year, Nematoka released an enter-taining DVD which covers four of his previous albums. “The DVD is a special gift to my fans and I’m happy that it still in great demand. I will

continue to give my fans the best music because they are the ones who made me what I am today.”

Nematoka’s latest album, Damu li si na ngwena, contains ten hot tracks which also include Sathane u kwasha mbingano, Vhakalaha ndi dzi library, Jesu ndi khosi, Litshani u vetana, Lufuno lwa vhukuma, Vhaswa thonifhani, Tsheyani khekhe and Ndi ni tamela mashudu. The album was launched last week before a capacity crowd at Thohoyandou Primary School in Pretoria.

What does the future hold for this prolific mu-sician? “Despite a lack of resources and finances, my plan is to establish a non-profit organization which will help budding artists to venture into professional music careers.”

For CD sales, public performances and bookings, Nematoka can be contacted on 078 328 5135.

Mashudu ‘King of Weddings’ Nematoka.

On Saturday afternoon, this vehicle burnt out at Ha-Ramavhoya in Nzhelele. It was established that a wire fault could have caused the fire; probably radio wires. The incident caused a huge traffic congestion on the Matidza main road as motorists and passersby stopped to get a glimpse of what was happening.

LODGING A MAINTENANCE CLAIM

1 ApplicationGo to your nearest Magistrate Court with the following documents:

1. Proof of birth certifi cate for the child(ren)2. Your identity document3. Divorce order and/or settlement if any4. Proof of applicant’s income and expenditure5. Name and surname of parent/person responsible for

the payment of maintenance money6. Physical/work address of the parent/person

responsible for the payment of maintenance money if available

7. Copy of bank statement

8. Proof of residence/affi davit.

The maintenance clerk will then assist you in completing the forms.

The Maintenance Clerk will refer your application to the Maintenance Offi cer for fi nal assessment of your documents.

After assessment the registration of application and reference number will be issued.

2 Issuing a directive

The Maintenance Offi cer will issue a directive calling upon the parties to meet, for

the purposes of conducting an investigation into the alleged complaint.

The Maintenance Offi cer will then conduct an investigation into the alleged complaint, or conduct mediation with both parties present.

3 Mediation and granting of an order by consentThe Maintenance Offi cer will conduct mediation

with both parties to reach an agreement/settlement.

Where the parties reach an agreement/settlement, the agreement will be made an order of the court. The Maintenance Offi cer may request both parties to sign a written consent and have that made an order of the court.

The court then makes an order for payment of maintenance in accordance with the agreement between the two parties.

Where parties do not reach an agreement, the matter is then referred to court for formal enquiry.

4 Court dateOn the day of the court appearance, an enquiry will be held to determine the needs of the applicant and

the means available to provide maintenance from both parties.

After consideration, the Magistrate will make a maintenance order indicating the amount to be paid.

5 Payment methodThe court may order the respondent to make payments by means of:

• An electronic funds transfer (EFT) to the benefi ciaries bank account• A deduct ion of the maintenance money from the respondent’s salary (Garnishee order)

As part of Project Kha Ri Unde, the department aims to prevent: travelling to the court; transport costs and waiting in queues. This will ensure that benefi ciaries will receive their monies on time and far more effi ciently.

• Direct deposit to the benefi ciaries bank account.

6 Procedure (in cases where a respondent does not pay)If the respondent fails to pay within the specifi ed times, you should report the

matter to the Maintenance Offi ces.

The court will follow one of the following two options:1. Civil Enforcement of Maintenance, through the Magistrate may order one of the following:

• emolument attachment• attachment of debt and/or• execution of movable/immovable property

2. Criminal Prosecution. A warrant of arrest can be issued as the respondent failed to comply with an order of court.

WHAT IS MAINTENANCE?MaintenanceÊisÊtheÊobligationÊtoÊprovideÊanotherÊperson,ÊwhetherÊitÊbeÊaÊminor;ÊaÊformerÊspouseÊorÊaÊfamilyÊmemberÊwithÊtheÊmeansÊessentialÊforÊeverydayÊlife.ÊTheÊtypesÊofÊmaintenance:• Child maintenance • Spousal maintenance • Cross border maintenance

WHO MUST APPLY FOR MAINTENANCE?• The parent/person who is in custody of the

child/ren may claim maintenance from the other parent/ who is responsible or liable to pay maintenance.

• Or in an instance where one spouse would like to apply for support from the other, where applicable.

WHO MUST PROVIDEMAINTENANCE?The duty to maintain or pay maintenance is based on blood relations, adoption or the fact that the parties are married to each other.

WHERE TO GO FOR COMPLAINTS REGARDING THE MANAGEMENT OF YOUR MAINTENANCE• If you have a complaint regarding the

management of your maintenance case contact the Local Court Manager.

• If you are not satisfi ed with his/her response, you can contact the area court manager.

• If you are not satisfi ed with the response from the, contact the Regional Maintenance Complaints Manager at the Regional Offi ce of the Department of Justice in your Province.

• If you are still not satisfi ed with the response contact the National Complaints Manager. Contact details are available at every Magistrate’s Court or on the website:

www.justice.gov.za

Chris Kirchhoffmediaclubsouthafrica.com

THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT


LODGING A MAINTENANCE CLAIM

1 ApplicationGo to your nearest Magistrate Court with the following documents:

1. Proof of birth certifi cate for the child(ren)2. Your identity document3. Divorce order and/or settlement if any4. Proof of applicant’s income and expenditure5. Name and surname of parent/person responsible for

the payment of maintenance money6. Physical/work address of the parent/person

responsible for the payment of maintenance money if available

7. Copy of bank statement

8. Proof of residence/affi davit.

The maintenance clerk will then assist you in completing the forms.

The Maintenance Clerk will refer your application to the Maintenance Offi cer for fi nal assessment of your documents.

After assessment the registration of application and reference number will be issued.

2 Issuing a directive

The Maintenance Offi cer will issue a directive calling upon the parties to meet, for

the purposes of conducting an investigation into the alleged complaint.

The Maintenance Offi cer will then conduct an investigation into the alleged complaint, or conduct mediation with both parties present.

3 Mediation and granting of an order by consentThe Maintenance Offi cer will conduct mediation

with both parties to reach an agreement/settlement.

Where the parties reach an agreement/settlement, the agreement will be made an order of the court. The Maintenance Offi cer may request both parties to sign a written consent and have that made an order of the court.

The court then makes an order for payment of maintenance in accordance with the agreement between the two parties.

Where parties do not reach an agreement, the matter is then referred to court for formal enquiry.

4 Court dateOn the day of the court appearance, an enquiry will be held to determine the needs of the applicant and

the means available to provide maintenance from both parties.

After consideration, the Magistrate will make a maintenance order indicating the amount to be paid.

5 Payment methodThe court may order the respondent to make payments by means of:

• An electronic funds transfer (EFT) to the benefi ciaries bank account• A deduct ion of the maintenance money from the respondent’s salary (Garnishee order)

As part of Project Kha Ri Unde, the department aims to prevent: travelling to the court; transport costs and waiting in queues. This will ensure that benefi ciaries will receive their monies on time and far more effi ciently.

• Direct deposit to the benefi ciaries bank account.

6 Procedure (in cases where a respondent does not pay)If the respondent fails to pay within the specifi ed times, you should report the

matter to the Maintenance Offi ces.

The court will follow one of the following two options:1. Civil Enforcement of Maintenance, through the Magistrate may order one of the following:

• emolument attachment• attachment of debt and/or• execution of movable/immovable property

2. Criminal Prosecution. A warrant of arrest can be issued as the respondent failed to comply with an order of court.

WHAT IS MAINTENANCE?MaintenanceÊisÊtheÊobligationÊtoÊprovideÊanotherÊperson,ÊwhetherÊitÊbeÊaÊminor;ÊaÊformerÊspouseÊorÊaÊfamilyÊmemberÊwithÊtheÊmeansÊessentialÊforÊeverydayÊlife.ÊTheÊtypesÊofÊmaintenance:• Child maintenance • Spousal maintenance • Cross border maintenance

WHO MUST APPLY FOR MAINTENANCE?• The parent/person who is in custody of the

child/ren may claim maintenance from the other parent/ who is responsible or liable to pay maintenance.

• Or in an instance where one spouse would like to apply for support from the other, where applicable.

WHO MUST PROVIDEMAINTENANCE?The duty to maintain or pay maintenance is based on blood relations, adoption or the fact that the parties are married to each other.

WHERE TO GO FOR COMPLAINTS REGARDING THE MANAGEMENT OF YOUR MAINTENANCE• If you have a complaint regarding the

management of your maintenance case contact the Local Court Manager.

• If you are not satisfi ed with his/her response, you can contact the area court manager.

• If you are not satisfi ed with the response from the, contact the Regional Maintenance Complaints Manager at the Regional Offi ce of the Department of Justice in your Province.

• If you are still not satisfi ed with the response contact the National Complaints Manager. Contact details are available at every Magistrate’s Court or on the website:

www.justice.gov.za

Chris Kirchhoffmediaclubsouthafrica.com

THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT


Health

By Elmon Tshikhudo


“Awareness will prevent more infections”

Chief urges Univen to empower residents

The Makhado municipality’s technical HIV/Aids committee believes that awareness will pave a road that will prevent future infections.

Speaking at recent meeting, Mr Rudzani Phalanndwa, from the office of the mayor, said the mu-nicipality was taking measures to

continue educating its communi-ties about the prevention of the disease. “The municipality has initiated a plan that will include HIV/Aids and tuberculosis cam-paigns at the municipal participa-tion programmes throughout this financial year,” he added.

According to him, with the

help of the Department of Health, a higher level of awareness will be created in the municipal com-munities. “The campaigns will also target the vulnerable com-munities, while Mayor David Mutavhatsindi will be available to lead some of the campaigns,” he added.

Well-known traditional leader and administrator Vho-Tho-vhele Nthumeni Masia, who has many villages and subjects under his authority, has urged the University of Venda to assist in targeted enrichment tuition programmes for high

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He said that, by so do-ing, rural schools would be able to produce pro-fessionals like doctors, engineers and archi-tects who are critically needed to transform the economy of the nation and communities and also create much-need-ed employment.

He discussed his views during a recent courtesy visit by a del-egation from Univen, led by Prof Peter Mbati, the principal. The visit

formed part of the university’s outreach programme, where they go out and visit targeted stake-holdersfrom time to time.

The Univen delegation was also updated on important de-velopmental projects within the Ha-Masia community, such as

the four-star guest lodge and a community centre that is cur-rently under construction. Masia expressed his deepest apprecia-tion, on behalf of the Ha-Masia community, for the great work that Univen was doing in collab-oration with the communities.

Univen principal Professor Peter Mbati is being shown around the Matsila Guest Lodge by Thovhele Nthumeni Masia during his visit to the area.

On 6 September, staff of the Louis Trichardt Memorial Hospital embarked on a Casual Day health walk which was aimed at encouraging a healthy lifestyle among its employees and raising awareness about the plight of wheelchair users. The day started with a fun walk from the hospital and proceeded to a local gymnasium. In the photo, staff members exercise on the gym equipment.


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Coal project “threatens water sources”Border residents form a crime forum

Gogo (80) still waits for house

Coal mining projects in the greater Soutpansberg area are seen to pose a major threat to water resources. The Makha-do project alone will use near-ly 30 mega litres of water per week, equalling the full capac-ity of reservoirs for the whole of Makhado (Louis Trichardt) and Tshikota.

The Makhado coal mining project of Coal of Africa Lim-ited (CoAL), situated north of Makhado (Louis Trichardt), will use 4.2 million litres of water per day, once in operation. CoAL has not yet disclosed where they will get the water from in a region known for its water scarcity.

Using a little arithmetic, 4.2 million litres of water or 4.2 megalitres per day, will amount to 29.4 megalitres per week. That is comparable to the total amount of water (approximately 31 megalitres) that the larger reservoirs in Makhado (Louis Trichardt) and Tshikota together can hold. In a year, the Makha-do Coal project will use 1533 megalitres. CoAL has stated that the Makhado project will have a life span of 16 years, which means the mine will use 24 528 megalitres of water.

“CoAL has not yet told any-one where they will get the water from for this one mine, the Makhado mine, so how can CoAL even contemplate mas-sive large-scale mining projects in this area?” asks SOLVe, the Save Our Beautiful Limpopo Valley group.

“It is patently clear that CoAL has been unable to identify adequate water resources … The water studies carried out in respect of the Makhado Project have been characterized by strong criticism emanating from

A crime consultative committee has been set up in Beit Bridge to deal with criminals vandal-isng and stealing copper cables along the Beit Bridge-Mas-vingo highway and smuggling them to South Africa.

Villagers, commercial farmers and the business community recently formed the committee that has since partnered with the police and Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) offi -cials to contain the rampant theft of power and telephone cables around the area.

The chairperson of the com-mittee, Mr Joseph Ndou, said they were concerned about acts of vandalism, theft and smug-gling of stolen copper cables, adding that it affected the power supply and telecommunication in the area.

“We are working with the

police and ZESA offi cials, and as a committee we have mobilised resources to engage in joint oper-ations with the police and ZESA offi cials on a 24-hour basis. As the combined residents, business community and farmers living along the Beit Bridge-Masvingo highway, we are really worried at the rate which thieves are vandal-izing telecommunication lines and electricity wires to extract copper, which they smuggle to South Africa,” he said.

ZESA, which owns the equip-ment, is losing about R400 mil-lion in stolen copper cables annually.

Ndou said the move had started paying dividends as they appre-hended four suspects believed to be linked to a syndicate and they recovered copper cables worth R150 000. He added that the theft of power cables was also

affecting farmers along the Bubi and Limpopo River who relied on electricity to pump drinking water for their livestock.

He mentioned that businesses operating tourist resorts along the highway were also affected by the theft of cables and were incurring losses as they were now forced to resort to using power generators for lighting, following disruptions of the power supply due to the theft of electricity wires.

There are four safari lodges and a motel along the affected area, with each accommodating between 50 and 80 visitors per day.

He added that they were now appealing to the courts to impose stiffer penalties on criminals van-dalizing the ZESA equipment, as it affects communication in the area.

An 80-year-old granny still lives in a shabby mud house, 13 years after fl oods destroyed her home and she was promised a new RDP house. The new house was built, but never fi nished and she is still waiting for a roof to be put on, so that she can move in.

Tshaisa Shandukani stays in Mu-tonga village. Her two-room mud hut collapsed during the fl oods of 2000. She said that she registered for a house along with the other fl ood victims. Not long after that, a brick-layer and sub-contractor arrived to survey her site.

They ordered her to clean a place in her yard where the house could be built.

“I waited for seven full years to get the house, but to my disappointment, it was not completed”.

The contractors built the structure, but never installed the windows or the roof. They simply vanished without a trace.

“I live in a two-room mud house with my seven grandchildren and I’m a pensioner. I cannot afford to build a house with the money I am receiv-ing from the government, because I have to support my family,” said Shandukani.

She says that the Makhado mu-

nicipality promised that they would come and complete the house, but her house is still roofl ess. “There are about 200 RDP houses without roof-ing around the Elim area. During the rainy season we live in fear, because our houses can collapse at any time,” said Shandukani.

“All the families have been taken from pillar to post when enquiring about their houses at the Makhado municipality. Now some families are unable to build their own houses, due to the foundations laid in their yards,” she said.

The spokesperson for the Limpopo Department of Housing Dieketseng Diale said it was very embarrassing, but these houses now fell under the rectifi cation programme by the National Department of Cooperative Governance, Human Settlement and Traditional affairs.

She said the National Home Build-ers Registration Council (NHBRC) was going to do an assessment of the structures and write a report.

“If it needs to be rehabilitated, they will also indicate this by writing a report and include the fi gures as to how much the houses will cost. We don’t have direct control over it as it is within the competency of the national department,” said Diale.

the University of the Free State, who conducted the peer review,” said the newly formed Vhembe Mineral Resources Stakeholders Forum through its attorney, Mr Christo Rheeders.

In the meantime, the defi-nite feasibility study (DFS) for Makhado was released in June this year, described by CoAL’s new CEO, Mr David Brown, as a major achievement, “confi rming the company’s potential to be a major hard coking coal produc-er, supported by the positive economics of the project.”

The DFS indicates that the Makhado project has 344.8 million mineable tonnes in situ, with mining expected to take place at an average rate of 12.6 million tonnes a year, producing 2.3 million tonnes a year of hard coking coal and 3.2 million tonnes a year of thermal coal. Mining will take place on an opencast basis, with the poten-tial to expand underground. The project is to cost R3.96 billion (including contingency) to build. The project’s internal rate of return (IRR) of 30.1% and net present value (NPV) of R6.79 billion were calculated using independently forecast average hard coking coal prices over the life of the mine.

“The Makhado Project is included in the annual report as an exploration project and the

company is in the process of fulfi lling the Black Economic Empowerment requirements, in conjunction with fundraising ac-tivities for the project prior to the granting of a new order mining right (NOMR),” Brown said in his annual fi nancial statements announcement on 30 August.

“The above paragraph in their annual report and fi nan-cial statement implies that their opencast operation could be breaking the law as it seems as if they have not yet obtained new order rights, which means they cannot have a water license,” said an expert of Bench Marks Foundation, an organisation which measures principles for global corporate responsibility, Mr David van Wyk.

According to Mr Hendrik du Toit, who interprets the National Water Act, the current Water Resource Strategy does not set aside any water for mining use. “For the time being, they cannot start mining at the Makhado Project. If a water use license (WUL) is issued, the persons who did object to the WUL may appeal at the Water Tribunal and insist that the decision be sus-pended until fi nal disposing of the matter by the Tribunal. The Minister may, however, direct otherwise but this time around it could be taken to the High Court,” said Du Toit.

The Makhado coal mining project of Coal of Africa Limited, situated north of Makhado (Louis Trichardt).

Granny Tshaisa Shandukani has been waiting for an RDP house to be fi nished since 2007.

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“Malamulele deserves its own muni”

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Education experts should look at what these youngsters did

We always enjoy any feedback from our readers. Please take note that prefer-ence is given to short, factual letters as we don’t always have space for lengthy debates. The Editor reserves the right to refuse letters should they be, for ex-ample, libelous and also will shorten letters when necessary. Letters without the writer’s name will not be considered. Those who would like to stay anonymous, must indicate it on their letters, but must still provide us with their details.

The demonstrations by the people of Malamulele may be viewed

as tribalism or going back to the days of apartheid where people were separated, based on their ethnic or tribal groups. The fact is that we are living in a modern and democratic society where people can read, see and question what is right or wrong.

It is important for one to be hon-est with him/herself regarding this issue and ask the question: Does the Thulamela municipality have the capacity to provide services to all its people? The answer is no: the Thulamela municipality is failing to service its own head office in the Thohoyandou CBD, so how can they manage the Malamulele area?

The Thulamela Municipality on its own has failed. Just look at the Thohoyandou CBD, Sibasa and the surrounding area - it is a mess. I would be happy if Malamulele can be declared a municipality on

its own and the reason for that is not because they belong to a certain group, but because the area is too big for Thulamela. If you look at both Malamulele and Thohoyandou, there is no service delivery in this area; the only delivery is self-en-richment, that is all.

In my own area, which is almost 35 km from the head office of Thulamela, our water tap has not had water for the past three years. I ask myself: what is the municipality doing for us? What is the purpose of their IDP? Where does all the money go after each financial year? Our municipality is a failure.

To the group of people at Mal-amulele - your rights in terms of the constitution are protected to have your own municipality and are violated by those who are busy empowering themselves.

- Shumani Budeli

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Thanks to those who never forgot

Will you please convey our heart-felt thanks to the many readers

of your paper who played a part in the life of my husband and our father during the many years that he served in dozens of villages among the Venda-, Tsonga- and Sotho-speaking people in this region. (Well-known missionary, Dr Markus Petrus Kruger passed away on 28 August).

Although he retired in 2001, after which he served in the Kutama Sinthumule Correctional Centre on a voluntary and all-but-full-time basis, you never forgot him and over the years we received many visits from you people whom he loved.

We especially want to thank those brothers and sisters who visited him in his sickness.

Some of you made the sacrifice to come from Pretoria and Potchef-

stroom with the sole purpose to see him in his last days or to attend his funeral.

It was a privilege that some of his spiritual children could have a part in his funeral service.

The dziyimbo sung by a group of his spiritual children during that service touched many hearts in a special way as his was touched on his second last day on earth when one of you, a young woman, sang four dzinyimbo to him. Afterwards he told us, “Now I have said fare-well to Venda.”

We thank and honour the Lord who called him and allowed him to serve you for the greatest part of his life.

- Juliana Kruger and children, Makhado (Louis Trichardt)

A reader commented on last week’s sto-ry about the R50 000 donation for rhino horn sniffer dog, Rico:

The revised national curriculum state-ment envisages the integration of

environmental issues into various school learning areas. However, there have been several challenges impeding the imple-mentation of this policy, due to various reasons related to human capacity and resources. The majority of schools are understaffed in as far as environmental education is concerned and most rural schools lack the finances to take students to the few existing environmental edu-cational centres in the province. Such complexities suggest that we revisit the way we are doing things when offering environmental education in rural areas.

Well, forgive my bias, but it goes without saying that there is a still a lot to be desired when it comes to inspiring students (and teachers, in some cases) to embrace the environmental education lesson learnt in the classroom (if there is

any), and implement it into the current socio-environmental issues that our province is facing e.g pollution, land degradation, poaching, climate, and in-vasion. If the majority of teachers in the rural schools are given the capacity to inspire students to take the environment education lessons beyond the class-room, then we would be certain that we will have future leaders with excellent sustainable development background, because they will be well informed about environmental issues.

I know that pundits in the education sector will respond to this by throwing tantrums at me about the disparities between the so-called model C and rural public schools. I agree, but let me say that you don’t need me to remind you that our province produced the country’s top three maths and science achievers in 2012, with one of them scooping the country’s overall best student award.

Furthermore, it must be said with-out shame that one of these three kids was not from a very privileged school

(Manaledzi High School at Tsh-iozwi village). What happened here, was it a matter of pure talent on the part of the student, or inspiration drawn from the educators? Both of these spec-ulations could be correct. My

point here is that rural students can also potentially attain meritorious status in environmental education and awareness if they are afforded the exposure they deserve in environmental issues.

My appeal to environmental edu-cators, principals, school governing bodies, circuit managers, curriculum specialists and the provincial education department is to look at the inspiring example provided by Casper and Marco of taking environmental education beyond the classroom’s comfort. Using Casper and Marco as ambassadors of environmental education in the Limpopo Province could potentially encourage learners from rural schools to convert their theoretical environmental educa-tion knowledge into practice.

Despite the obvious differences in the geographic locations, I believe that if the majority of learners get exposed to what Casper and Marco have achieved, and the prospects they are likely to encoun-ter in the near future, most learners in our province will be inspired to partic-ipate actively in environmental issues affecting their communities.

- Allen Tshautshau, Environmental Control Officer and South African National Antarctic Programme’s Dep-uty Team Leader at Marion Island.


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“Councillors must tell communities to use Vhembe’s water resources sparingly”

Moffet Ndlovu and Jennifer Tshilambana were crowned Mr and Miss Makhado Comprehensive Secondary School during an event at the school on 6 September.

Councillors from various mu-nicipalities within the Vhembe District were urged to inform their communities to conserve and use water sparingly.

“Vhembe District and the en-tire South Africa is water scarce, and we want councillors to in-form the communities to help save water. It is also expensive to produce clean water from our

Crime

12-Years for raping neighbour’s daughterA 40-year-old Zimbabwean man was sentenced to an effec-tive 12 years in jail for raping his neighbour’s 13-year-old daughter and impregnating her.

It is alleged that he gave the girl, who is reportedly two months pregnant, US$1. Tendai James Mukute pleaded not guilty

to three counts of rape when he appeared before Regional Magis-trate Sikhumbuzo Nyathi on Fri-day. He was sentenced to 15 years in prison, of which three years were conditionally suspended for five years. It was testified that sometime in July, Mukute met the victim at the shops and persuaded her to accompany

him to his house, promising to give her US$1. While at home, Mukute sent his children to play outside the house and remained inside with the girl.

He had sexual intercourse with her thrice and called his children to accompany her out after giving her the $1. In his defence, Mukute said the girl was framing him.

water schemes,” said the provincial acting chief director of water affairs, Mr. Ramaano Masibigiri.

Masibigiri was speak-ing during the Vhembe district councillor devel-opment tour to various water plants last Thurs-day. “When councillors are able to see how wa-ter is processed at the schemes and how costly it is to produce clean water, they will be able to inform their commu-nities to conserve water. We understand that the delivery of clean water in the Vhembe region

is a challenge that needs urgent attention,” Masibigiri added.

The chairperson of water ser-vices of the South African Local Government Association in Lim-popo, Cllr Sizwe Ramaremela, praised the provincial department of water affairs and Lepelle Northern Water for the good work they are doing jointly to provide clean water to commu-

The Makhado Comprehensive Secondary School open day was held on 6 September at the school. Pupils were motivated to work hard and they also displayed their artistic talents, such as reciting poetry and singing. At the end of the day, pupils were awarded with merit certificates for the top performers in different subjects.

Some of the councilors who toured various water plants are standing from left to right: Cllr Lucas Manyuha, Cllr Shonisani Sinyosi, Cllr Sizwe Ramaremela, Cllr Gilbert Netshisaulu and Cllr Thinawanga Mbedzi.

nities. He expressed concern, however, about the security at the Vondo Water Scheme.

Cllr Thinawanga Mbedzi said the tour was an eye opener for her and the other councillors and “we now have first-hand information and will be able to explain to the communities about the impor-tance of conserving water and paying for water services.”

Nature Conservation

Gruelling trip for “anti-poaching ambassador”The ambassador for the Tshukudu Lenaka Campaign, Anton Fouché (40), arrived in Musina last Friday after walking from Pretoria while pulling a man-made, life-size rhino from Pretoria, to raise funds and awareness about rhino poaching.

Since he departed from Pre-toria on 19 August, Fouché has walked about 520 km. Made of fibreglass, his rhino has 618 red stickers on its body, which represents the number of rhinos killed in South Africa from 1 January to 9 September 2013. Tshukudu Lenaka campaign is operating under the flag of the Limpopo Angels, a Section 21 company.

Addressing curious nature fanatics on the N1 while en-tering Musina, Fouché said the aim of the campaign was to

tell, show and involve people locally and nationally in an-ti-poaching activities and the conservation of rhinos. “Few people realize the challenges facing anti-poaching units, and the kilometres to patrol with no idea of where the poachers plan to hit next. Bearing this in mind, intelligence-driven operations are the cornerstone to cracking syndicates, which is why we have identified two beneficiaries who are focused on intelligence/informant net-works and special equipment to execute their tasks.”

During his long haul, Fouché has visited local schools and shopping centres en route to Musina.“My aim is to tell, show, involve people and continue to raise funds to protect the rhinos. Rhinos are endangered species and it is our joint responsibility

to make sure that they get the protection they deserve.”

He said beneficiaries of his initiative included The An-ti-Poaching Intelligence Group Southern Africa and the South African Police Services (SAPS) Anti-Poaching Unit. “We will continue to raise funds in order to support them with tangible equipment and items to com-bat poaching of rhinos and to educate communities and the general public.”

An adventurer, Fouché said it was not the first time he engaged himself in raising community awareness. “In 2009, I walked a total distance of 2 000km from Cape Town to the Beit Bridge Border Post to raise awareness on a healthy lifestyle. I will continue to take part in commu-nity-building initiatives until my last day on earth.”

Cllr Bigboy Ndou welcomed Anton Fouché shortly after he arrived with his rhino from Pretoria.

NFD leagueBy Kaizer Nengovhela

Entertainment

Crime


Freddy Rikhotso (40) was sentenced to 10 years' imprisonment when he recently appeared in the Hlanganani Regional Court in Waterval in connection with the death of his 40-year-old spouse, Ms Lizzy Hlunwane.

He testified through his lawyer and stated that he found Hlunwane with another man on the local ground. They eventually had a fight, which resulted in Rikhotso's leaving her on the spot. He further said that he was surprised the next morning to hear that his wife was dead because he had left her still alive.

The court sentenced him to 10 years in jail, with five years conditionally suspended.

Hlunwane's death shook the whole village of Mahonisi and the incident instantly made newspa-per headlines when her naked, lifeless body was discovered at the back of the neighbour's house in the early hours of Good Friday.

Ten years for murder

Lawrence Mabasa.

Lawrence Mabasa is one of the local gospel sing-ers whose music is growing with time. His fifth album, Nthange phanda Murena, was released two weeks ago and is different from the previous four in terms of the quality of music.

The new release was recorded at the BIL Studio in Thohoyandou two months ago.

Although it is self-marketed, Nthange phanda Murena is selling well and the likelihood is that Mabasa will soon not be able to meet the ever-growing demand. The new album contains 10 songs. Tracks like Kholwo lwami, Ndi a pfa Murena, Calvary and the title song, Nthange phanda Murena, are likely to make the album an instant hit with fans.

In an interview with him on Monday, Mabasa mentioned that his new album is a Christmas gift for his loyal fans. He revealed that he started sing-ing gospel music in his teen ages. It was in 2003 when he felt that he was mature enough to go to the recording studio. His debut album, Lead me to Calvary, was released the very same year.

Although it was his debut album, Lead me to Calvary took Mabasa’s name to the pinnacle of the local music industry. It was probably the songs like U ya ntha, Yesu muhluri and the title track, Lead me to Calvary, that made it possible for the album to sell more than 10 000 copies within a short space of time. His second album, Think of me, was recorded and released in 2005.

His third and fourth albums, Saphele isizwe and When peace is like a river, were released in 2007 and 2010 respectively.

Christmas gift from Lawrence Mabasa

The high-flying Benny’s Care Soc-cer Academy aims to bring the Sas-fa Sanlam Kay Motsepe Cup back to Vhembe when they participate in the national finals at the King Zwelithini Stadium next week.

After ending third in the Milo U/13 championships a fortnight ago, the players of the U/19 team promised that they would do their utmost to come back with the silverware. Eigh-teen schools from the nine provinces will participate in the competition, with each province being represented

by two schools.Benny's won the provincial tourna-

ment and received R100 000 earlier this year. Next week’s winners of the national championship will receive R1 million, while the runners-up will get R750 000.

The coach of Benny's Care, Mr Justice Matloga, said they were going all out and they wouldn’t let Limpopo down."We have selected a very strong team,” Matloga said. According to him, it is important to reward the loyal community of Limpopo who support-

Can Benny’s win the million?

ed the team for several years. Matloga said that he would rely on Ren-dani Mudau, Marubini Manyane, Lesedi Pap-inga, Andani Nelamlili and Andrew Kabota to clinch the competition for them.

A pupil of Soutpansberg Primary School, Philip Apea-Adu, was recently selected for the Limpopo U/13 team to participate in the inter-provincial cricket tournament in Bloemfontein later this year.

Last weekend saw the newly pro-moted Baroka FC collect the max-imum National First Division League points.

Although it was an away fixture for them, Baroka proved all the critics wrong by coming back home with tyhree points from their match against the rookies, Maluti FET College. Baroka beat the students 1-0 at the Charles Mopedi Stadium in Phuthad-itjhaba on Saturday.

After losing their opening league match at home, Thanda Royal Zulu continued to give away points. This time around, they disappointed their home fans by losing 0-1 to Santos at the Umhlathuze Sports Complex in Richards Bay.

Black Leopards suffered a 1-2 de-

feat at the hands of African Warriors at the Seshego Stadium last Friday. Black Leopards soon realised that it was not their day when they conceded an own goal in the opening minutes of the game. Jomo Cosmos were crushed 0-2 by Milano United at the Grassy Park Stadium in Cape Town and Chippa United maintained their unbeaten record by beating FC Cape Town 2-0. United FC beat Roses United 2-1 at the Kaizer Sebotlelo Stadium in Botshabelo.

Sivutsa Stars are still celebrating their 2-0 victory over Witbank Spurs. The match was played at the Kabok-weni Stadium in Nelspruit. Vasco da Gama were too good for Blackburn Rovers when they beat them 2-1 at the Parow Park Stadium.

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A club official stresses a point during the meeting.

Teams that will have not paid their full affiliation fee by the end of today (Friday) will not be allowed to play their open-ing league matches when the league activities for the SAB League kick off this weekend.

The new kick-off date for the activities for the new season was confirmed during a meeting with the clubs at the Avkhom Hotel in Thohoyandou last Saturday.

During the meeting, the pres-ident of the Safa Vhembe Re-gional League, Mr Geore Kubayi, told the packed hall that his office was receiving numerous requests from clubs on a day-to-day basis, pleading with the league to con-sider allowing the so-called poor clubs to pay their affiliation fees in installments. The idea was re-jected by the clubs, who indicated that no team should be allowed to kick the ball before paying their affiliation fees in full.

During the meeting, it was confirmed that the two teams at the bottom of the log will be relegated to the lower division, while the champions for the nine streams will meet in the

regional promotional playoffs to determine the team that will represent the region in the pro-vincial playoffs.

It was also officially an-nounced during the meeting that Joe’s Express FC, who represent-ed the region in the provincial playoffs at the Jane Furse Sta-dium in Sekhukhune two weeks ago, had done the region proud by gaining promotion to the Safa Second division.

The meeting also agreed that there was no need to increase the amount payable to the match offi-cials for offici-ating at match-es, saying it should remain R200 per team. Unlike in the previous sea-sons, where the home teams were obligat-ed to pay the match officials an amount of R400 in the event the op-ponents failed

to show-up, the meeting agreed that the home side should now pay only R200, while the league will settle the balance.

During the meeting, the club officials appealed to the league to launch an intensive investi-gation into allegations of match fixing by match officials. It was also announced that the regional overall champions will receive a cash prize of R35 000 at the end of the current season.

Last season’s overall champi-ons, Joe’s Express, took home a cash prize of R20 000.

SAB clubs to pay outstanding fees

Mr Mzwakhe Nyathi.

As part of their many ways to ensure that they don’t miss promotion by a whisker for the second time in a row, one of the SAB League affiliates, Mawe-ja Takers FC, have recently strengthened their technical department by acquiring the services of a new coach.

According to the general man-ager of the team, Mr Mukondi Nemavhulani, the new mentor, Mr Mzwakhe Nyathi, joined the Tshakhuma side three weeks ago.

Nemavhulani indicated that the decision to appoint Nyathi was reached after it was realised that he has the potential to take the team to new heights. He revealed that the management was impressed by the team’s performance last season un-der the guidance of Mr Lucky “Mchichwa” Nelukau.

“We rewarded Nelukau by promoting him to the post of the club’s technical director,” he said.

Maweja finished their league programme on top of Stream D last season with an unbeaten re-

cord in all league matches. They took part in the SAB League regional play-offs, where they failed to make the grade to the provincial playoffs.

Nyathi brings with him a wealth of local football experi-ence. Some of the teams he guid-ed during his 17 years as a coach include Tho-h o y a n d o u H o t s p u r s , Mani in i Al l Blacks, Makh-i tha Yel low Birds and Ba-sel FC. Asked about his long- and short-term goals with the club, Nyathi said that his mandate was to ensure that the team gained promotion to the Safa Sec-ond division at the end of this season.

Nyathi re-

vealed that he has a well-bal-anced team, despite the fact that some of the last season’s regular players did not come back this season. Maweja Takers will open the new season by hosting Tswinga New Generations FC at the Tshakhuma Mulangaphuma grounds tomorrow afternoon.

Mzwakhe Nyathi in Maweja’s hot seat

Leopards and Baroka in Lim NFD derbyThe Old Peter Mokaba Stadi-um in Polokwane is expected to be packed to capacity tomor-row afternoon. That is where the much-awaited NFD League match between the only two Limpopo sides, Baroka FC and Black Leopards, will be staged.

Leopards must win the match at all cost in order to restore their lost pride after losing a home match against African Warriors at the Seshego Stadium last Fri-day afternoon.

It will not be easy for Lidoda Duvha to collect points against the newcomers, as the Sekhu-khune side are sharpened to kill after winning their match against the Maluti FET College last weekend. Leopards and Baroka

have unfinished business. The last time they played against each other was when the Thohoyan-dou side booted Baroka out of the Nedbank Cup at the Peter Mokaba Stadium two years ago.

In the other NFD matches, Roses United will play in front of their home crowd. They will host Milano United FC at the Kaizer Sebotlelo Stadium in the Free State. It remains to be seen whether Thanda Royal Zulu will manage to rise to the occasion and register their first victory when they meet Blackburn Rov-ers at the Umthatha Stadium in the Eastern Cape. Thanda Royal Zulu lost both opening league matches.

Jomo Cosmos are geared to

give FC Cape Town a run for their money when they lock horns at the Makhulong Stadium in Johannesburg.

Sivutsa Stars will undertake a journey to Cape Town and will meet Santos at the Athlone Stadium.

The Cape Town derby between Chippa United and Vasco da Gama will be played at the Parow Park Stadium in Cape Town. Chippa are leading the pack, after winning both matches they had played to date. Witbank Spurs will host Maluti FET College at the Puma Rugby Stadium in Witbank and African Warriors will entertain United FC in their Free State derby at the Charles Mopedi Stadium.

The head coach, Mr Morgan Khoza (left), receives the kit and soccer boots from Mr Abram Luruli (right), while some of the players look on.

The former municipal man-ager of the Musina Local Mu-nicipality, Mr Abram Luruli, made an unexpected appear-ance at Maungani village last Saturday with good news for a local soccer team.

After parting ways with the municipality unceremoniously about a year ago, Luruli went to Johannesburg, where he joined the consulting company ISO-Q as manager. The purpose of his visit to Maungani village last Saturday was to present two sets of soccer kit, training kit and 28 pairs of soccer boots to a local soccer team, Maungani Cool Masters U/17 FC.

The ceremony was held at the local chief’s kraal. Luruli indicated that it all started some

months back when the represen-tatives from Cool Masters paid the chief a visit. It was during that visit that the delegation pleaded with their traditional leader, Khosi Vho Ndulamiso Magoda, to provide them with sports facilities.

The chief took the matter upon himself and moved from one company to the other, searching for donations until he met a Good Samaritan at ISO-Q. During the ceremony, Luruli revealed that his compa-ny will continue to plough back into the communities in the form of donations and sponsorships.

During the ceremony, one of the local traditional lead-ers, Musanda Vho-Nthumeni Nemukula, indicated that the

lack of sports facilities in the area was fast becoming a matter of grave concern, saying they were losing more children to shebeens.

A happy parent, Mrs Char-ity Ramuntshi, said that the community was proud to have Khosi Vho-Ndulamiso Magoda as their traditional leader, saying most of the leaders did not have the interests of their subjects at heart. The team’s head coach, Mr Morgan Khoza, said that the donation would make things easier for them to produce play-ers to the higher divisions. He revealed that they had produced players like Phindulo Tshihume and Rabelani Mutsila to the higher division during the past years.

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UNKNOWN OR UNCLAIMED DIRECT BANK DEPOSITS (THULAMELA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY’S BANK ACCOUNT)Thulamela Local Municipality would like to appeal to all consumers and stakeholders who pay their Municipal Accounts through direct deposits or internet transfers into the municipality’s bank account to inspect the register attached hereto for any unallocated deposits.

Should your name (or reference) appear on the list, you are advised to come forward and claim these deposits or provide further insctruction to the municipality regarding the unallocated deposit on or before 24 September 2013. Amounts deposited / transferred into Thulamela Bank Account prior to 31 December 2012 and not claimed / identified by 24 September 2013 will be transferred to muncipality’s generel revenue account and will be forfeited.

In order to claim your deposit one of the following proof op payment should be presented (1) Bank Statement, (2) Deposit Slip, (3) EFT Report. Enquiries can be directed to Rambau TJ, telephone number 015 962 7505 / e-mail: [email protected] or Mrs Muthaphuli NC at 015962 7602 / e-mail: [email protected]

LIST OF UNKNOWN DIRECT DEPOSIT

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0950Limpopo Province

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(015) 962 5328

THULAMELA MUNICIPALITYPUBLIC NOTICE

NO. BANK STATEMENT DATE

REFERENCE AMOUNT

1. 2008-05-12 540423255 7342,71

2. 2008-07-11 NUTHUG 159,49

3. 2008-07-11 ECON 000002136 2923,27

4. 2008-07-11 87906290078 1173,47

5. 2008-07-11 ABSA 4450,00

6. 2008-07-19 TRANSFER 90,00

7. 2008-07-21 NED L/0002456. 5376,82

8. 2008-07-21 RHIRANDDZU 1088,95

9. 2008-07-22 KHOMOLA 3674,07

10. 2008-07-28 ABSA 2926,40

11. 2008-07-28 ABSA 837,11

12. 2008-07-31 MUDAU SOPHIA 336,00

13. 2008-07-31 ravhanga m.g 1000,00

14. 2008-08-01 TSHISAULU T/NDOU BRA 618,00

15. 2008-08-04 Ravele nj 90,00

16. 2008-08-05 MUTEO DATABASE 318,00

17. 2008-08-06 ramaano n.w 30,00

18. 2008-08-08 WEALF 000005304 2697,00

19. 2008-08-25 ADL 0055 113,20

20. 2008-08-25 Lamula 100,00

21. 2008-09-01 RAVHANNA F 1541,00

22. 2008-09-01 THOYANDO 0001015 1050,00

23.2008-09-03 MISS NTOVHELINE V GAN 90,00

24. 2008-09-03 FELLOWP PMT 795,00

25. 2008-09-03 MIDDESTD ELECTRICITY 300,00

26. 2008-09-05 Maingo A 10,61

27. 2008-09-15 PRETORIA 1500,00

28. 2008-09-15 ARTHUR S MASEBEND 300,00

29. 2008-09-15 JORRISEN 278 300,00

30. 2008-09-15 MULAUDZI NN 400,00

31.2008-09-16 MITCHELL AUTO ROADSHOW 2280,00

32. 2008-09-16 GALANANZHELE 605,00

33. 2008-09-16 13000009146 100,00

34. 2008-09-17 VSSDANG 359,89

35.2008-09-22 MASIKHWA DRIVING SCHOOL 100,00

36. 2008-09-25 ABSA KLIFF 270,00

37. 2008-10-02 NEMAANGANI TJ 200,00

38. 2008-10-06 MUTSINDO 450,00

39. 2008-10-06 AD LITES 2384,76

40. 2008-10-07 3646 2128,21

41. 2008-10-07 MAINGO A.V 100,00

42. 2008-10-07 SS000007895 9020,98

43. 2008-10-07 13000009146 3950,00

44. 2008-10-08 87906290041 10636,00

45. 2008-10-08 87906290051 10636,00

46. 2008-10-15 MULAUDZI NN 400,00

47. 2008-10-15 PHALABORWA 300,00

48. 2008-10-16 13000009146 100,00

49. 2008-10-16 THOHOYANDO 300,00

50. 2008-10-17 NED LOAN 400,00

51. 2008-10-31 MULTID FOR PENSION 19183 497,86

52. 2008-10-31 THIVHONALI 3014,55

53. 2008-10-31 EMAPHAS 79,00

54. 2008-10-31 RISIMATI 146,98

55. 2008-10-31 786553390 95,00

56. 2008-11-01 THULAMUN 1648,36

57. 2008-11-01 FNB SSGR 330,00

58. 2008-11-01 87906290252 100,00

59. 2008-11-03 FNB TNDOU 518,65

60. 2008-11-03 MARUBINIT 330,05

61. 2008-11-03 fnb malamulele 824,38

62. 2008-11-10 josefa village 420,00

63. 2008-11-10 L T T 200,00

64. 2008-11-11 MUTSINDO 345,20

65. 2008-11-11 ACCOUNT NO 400,00

66. 2008-11-14 JORRISEN 278 300,00

67.2008-11-17

CASH DEPOSIT NZHELELE 00351263

400,00

68. 2008-11-21 MUDAU 100,00

69. 2008-11-21 capitec 2168,56

70. 2008-11-21 fnb/tndou 752,40

71. 2008-11-24 CELL PMNT FROM 00780008 350,00

72. 2008-11-24 Brooklyn 699,00

73. 2008-12-01 SS000007895 497,86

74. 2008-12-01 MATSHILA W 100,00

75. 2008-12-03 FESTMALL DE 3319,20

76. 2008-12-09 FNB OB PMT 0000 98113,97

77. 2008-12-15 JORRISEN 278 300,00

78. 2008-12-30 1235489 282,90

79. 2008-12-30 RUTH MT 497,86

80. 2009-01-03 MAFUMO C 70 260,00

81. 2009-01-07 MAKWARELA 350,00

82. 2009-01-07 TOWN LODGE 681,00

83. 2009-01-08 BOOKING 27279,74

84. 2009-01-09 692 n 1928,26

85. 2009-01-13 thohoyandou 8593,63

86. 2009-01-13 4762 300,00

87. 2009-01-22 STAND NO. 1067 50,00

88. 2009-01-23 FNB OB PMT 0000 20000,00

89. 2009-01-26 RAMALIVHA T ERICK 400,00

90. 2009-01-26 BONITAS MEDICAL FUND 1233,40

91. 2009-01-26 STAND NO.55 100,00

92. 2009-01-27 1783797 200,00

93. 2009-01-28 andani net 50,00

94. 2009-01-28 STAND NO.2178 300,00

95. 2009-01-29 sithari n 3583,51

96. 2009-01-29 DUNNYS 858,00

97.2009-01-30 MULTID FOR PENSION 77 19183 497,86

98. 2009-01-30 WEALFA 000014635 2135,46

99. 2009-02-02 RASITHITHI 120,00

100. 2009-02-03 4790 400,00

101. 2009-02-03 NEMAANGANI TJ 200,00

102. 2009-02-09 MANYATSHE RB 715,08

103. 2009-02-10 FNB PMT 1200000238 23000,00

104. 2009-02-10 1825632 200,00

105. 2009-02-10 ABSA L 150,00

106. 2009-02-12 000069 600,00

107. 2009-02-16 chauke h Malamulele 16588,58

108. 2009-02-17 EDUCATION 1085,80

109. 2009-02-17 thulamela 400,00

110. 2009-02-17 protea 200,00

111. 2009-02-18 PHAMBO KT 250,00

112. 2009-02-18 MATSHILI G NDITSHENI 100,00

113. 2009-02-20 RADZILANI 024 200,00

114. 2009-02-23 MHLONGO YC 520,00


116. 2009-02-27 179693 497,86

117. 2009-03-02 NED LOAN 100,00

118. 2009-03-03 CORPAY 210125 282,90

119. 2009-03-03 MUSOLWA 2020,00

120. 2009-03-03 MUKHWEVHO 50,00

121. 2009-03-03 SIBHASA 858,00

122. 2009-03-04 62902 270,00

123. 2009-03-05 87906290269 100,00

124. 2009-03-05 87906290270 50,00

125. 2009-03-05 rasivhaga 200,00

126. 2009-03-05 Nelspruit 1000,00

127. 2009-03-05 tshivhase 1000,00

128. 2009-03-05 capitec 300,00

129. 2009-03-05 mulaudzi 100,00

130. 2009-03-05 73946 400,00

131. 2009-03-20 MUSOLWA 300,00

132. 2009-03-20 tshivha a e 250,00

133. 2009-03-20 ndivhuwo r 150,00

134. 2009-03-20 CORPAY 210125 300,00

135. 2009-03-20 73946 14320,00

136. 2009-03-27 MUSOLWA 3799,86

137. 2009-03-27 GART 3343 11567,13

138. 2009-03-30 GRAIGHAL ONNDWELA 50,00

139. 2009-03-30 LP HEALTH 400,00

140. 2009-03-31 291.d 497,86

141. 2009-03-31 tshililo 9079,00

142. 2009-03-31 cheque 652905 48,10

143. 2009-03-31 luvhengo nr 70,00

144. 2009-03-31 ratshiedana n.r 20,00

145. 2009-04-01 SS00004579J 2384,76

146. 2009-04-06 ALBERTON 250,00

147. 2009-04-07 ABSA BANK 1950,31

148. 2009-04-07 FNB PMT TSHILIDZ 300,00

149. 2009-04-13 Nelspruit 300,00

150. 2009-04-13 tshivhase 400,00

151. 2009-04-15 capitec 300,00

152. 2008-07-18 ECON 000002136 3 674,75

153. 2008-07-18 ECON 000002091 131,12

154. 2009-04-16 FNB OB PMT SS00700J0134 300,00

155. 2009-04-16 FNB OB PMT SS00700J0134 400,00

156. 2009-04-16 FNB OB PMT SS00700J0134 200,00

157. 2009-04-17 MUTSINDO 150,00

158. 2009-04-20 JORRISEN 200,00

159. 2009-04-20 CAPITEC 69,00

160. 2009-04-20 ALBERTON 10904,00

161. 2009-04-20 791THOHO 100,00

162. 2009-04-28 PYMSERVICES 200,00

163. 2009-04-28 THULAMELA000 50,00

164. 2009-04-28 NEFALE 824,11

165. 2009-04-28 1300000914 100,00

166. 2009-04-28 KONANANI 50,00

167. 2009-04-30 MUTSINDO 400,00

168. 2009-04-30 MUTSINDO 150,00

169. 2009-05-06 POLOKWANE 250,00

170. 2009-05-07 stand 78 700,00

171. 2009-05-11 standton 200,00

172. 2009-05-12 NAT P/W100467 200,00

173. 2009-05-13 Tuwani n.s 100,00

174. 2009-05-13 AGRIC21082 200,00

175. 2009-05-13 Hatfield 200,00

176. 2009-05-18 MULTID FOR PENSION77 400,00

177. 2009-05-18 modjadje n skills 200,00

178. 2009-05-19 CORPAY 210125 250,00

179. 2009-05-19 arthur 100,00

180. 2009-05-19 THOYANDOU 100,00

181. 2009-05-19 MUTSINDO 200,00

182. 2009-05-21 FNB 100,00

183. 2009-05-22 KEMPTON 5674,62

184. 2009-05-25 MUTSINDO 634,84

185. 2009-05-25 FNB 532,61

186. 2009-05-29 CAPITEC 497,86

187. 2009-06-05 FNB THOHOYANDOU 69,00

188. 2009-06-11 FNB THOHOYANDOU 100,00

189. 2009-06-12 GIJIMA AST 220,00

190. 2009-06-12 FORDSBREG 200,00

191. 2009-06-12 L T T 200,00

192. 2009-06-15 ABSA 10933,70

193. 2009-06-15 mamelodi 200,00

194. 2009-06-17 dovheni 100,00

195. 2009-06-17 mtsindo 400,00

196. 2009-06-17 pretoria 200,00

197. 2009-06-19 DEPOSIT 608000 100,00

198. 2009-06-19 muruge 300,00

199. 2009-06-19 AGRIC21082 252,00

200. 2009-06-19 Hatfield 600,00



203. 2009-06-29 CORPAY 210125 100,00

204. 2009-06-29 GIJIMA AST 337,00

205. 2009-07-02 L T T 300,00

206. 2009-07-04 230000FF 9 892,71

207. 2009-07-04 THOYANDOU 250,00

208. 2009-07-06 MUTSINDO 20,00

209. 2009-07-06 FNB 1989,21

210. 2009-07-08 KEMPTON 85,93

211. 2009-07-13 2009.07.13 100,00

212. 2009-07-13 MUTSINDO 200,00

213. 2009-07-13 FNB 11277,70

214. 2009-07-14 JORRISEN 300,00

215. 2009-07-14 MUTSINDO 100,00

216. 2009-07-15 JORRISEN 500,00

217. 2009-07-15 CAPITEC 300,00

218. 2009-07-16 ALBERTON 279,00

219. 2009-07-18 FNB THOHOYANDOU 150,00

220. 2009-07-21 FNB THOHOYANDOU 3500,00

221. 2009-07-22 MATIDE 3278,23

222. 2009-07-24 GIJIMA AST 335,00

223. 2009-07-25 PUBLIC 000002602 253,33

224. 2009-07-25 FORDSBREG 250,00

225. 2009-07-27 L T T 200,00

226. 2009-07-27 ABSA 50,00

227. 2009-08-03 MELVILLE 200,00

228. 2009-08-04 F N B THOHOYANDOU 100,00

229. 2009-08-08 ELIM 388,70

230. 2009-08-08 LIMPOPO TOYOTA 4441,93

231. 2009-08-11 MMK 116,72

232. 2009-08-14 MUTSINDO MATSHILI G N 100,00

233. 2009-08-15 CAPITEC 200,00

234. 2009-08-15 ABSA MULAUDZI N N 400,00

235. 2009-08-15 F N B THOHOYANDOU 150,00

236. 2009-08-15 F N B THOHOYANDOU 200,00

237. 2009-08-17 BALPAARK 400,00

238. 2009-08-18 PLATINUM SOLLY 400,00

239. 2009-08-21 F N B THOHOYANDOU 600,00

240. 2009-08-21 F N B PRETORIA 200,00

241. 2009-08-28 CHANNEL 4 LIFE 400,00

242.2009-08-28 CELL PMNT NTSUNDENI MULO 700,00

243. 2009-09-01 MUTSINDO 100,00

244. 2009-09-02 L T T 300,00

245. 2009-09-03 NZHELELE NKANYAMBA 120,00

246. 2009-09-03 POLOKWANE 150,00

247. 2009-09-03 POLOKWANE 150,00

248. 2009-09-08 F N B THOYANDOU SOPHY 2050,00

249. 2009-09-14 SAVAGE 250,00

250. 2009-09-14 F N B THOYANDOU SOPHY 100,00

251. 2009-09-15 ABSA 400,00

252. 2009-09-15 CAPITEC 300,00

253. 2009-09-15 CAPITEC 200,00

254.2009-09-15 CELL PMNT NTSUNDENI MULO 360,00

255. 2009-09-16 fnb 50,00

256. 2009-09-16 josefa village 134,00

257. 2009-09-17 stand 78 300,00

258. 2009-09-23 MUTSINDO 420,00

259. 2009-09-25 standton 300,00

260. 2009-09-28 ABSA 50,00

261. 2009-09-28 fnb malamulele 300,00

262. 2009-09-28 fnb 500,00

263. 2009-09-28 fnb malamulele 300,00

264. 2009-09-28 Hatfield 168,00



267. 2009-10-08 CORPAY 210125 1200,00

268. 2009-10-13 stand 761 Mutsindo 200,00

269. 2009-10-15 arthur 300,00

270. 2009-10-15 Capitec 200,00

271. 2009-10-15 mulaudzi n n 400,00

272. 2009-10-15 matidza Capitec 200,00

273. 2009-10-16 stand 510 Mutsindo 300,00

274. 2009-10-19 takalani FNB Thohoyandou 28,50

275. 2009-10-20 stand 78 Naboom 300,00

276. 2009-10-22 matshili n g Mutsindo 100,00

277. 2009-10-27 ABSA 50,00


279. 2009-10-31 mashambe n h 171,08

280. 2009-11-04 giyani FNB 200,00

281. 2009-11-10 PMT OB 100,00

282. 2009-11-11 jorrisen 103 100,00

283. 2009-11-11 MULOVHEDZI 100,00

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LIST OF UNKNOWN DIRECT DEPOSIT284. 2009-11-12 cheque 1400,00

285. 2009-11-13 RATSHALI 100,00

286. 2009-11-13 stand 200,00

287. 2009-11-21 zaneen 93,93

288. 2009-11-21 NABOOM 300,00

289. 2009-11-23 nat bas just 1662,00

290. 2009-11-23 hasani maswanganyi Giyani 54,00

291. 2009-11-24 MATSHILI 100,00

292. 2009-11-24 HADZHI 400,00

293. 2009-11-26 FND OD PMT 150,00

294. 2009-11-26 seaba n g 500,00

295. 2009-11-27 thulamela municipal 500,00

296. 2009-11-27 ABSA 50,00

297. 2009-11-27 masibigiri n l 64000,00

298. 2009-11-27 LIEFD0008546 25569,29

299. 2009-12-03 simani Thohoyandou FNB 67961,45

300. 2009-12-03 absa 160,00

301. 2009-12-04 mulaudzi Nzhelele 108,00

302. 2009-12-05 SASSAFIN 366,01

303. 2009-12-09 rasivhaga 1800,00

304. 2009-12-10 BOOI STALL 200,00

305. 2009-12-10 BROOKLYN 350,00

306. 2009-12-10 POLOKWANE 100,00

307. 2009-12-15 tshivhase 500,00

308. 2009-12-15 capitec 300,00

309. 2009-12-15 mulaudzi 400,00

310. 2009-12-28 absa 50,00

311. 2009-12-28 manenzhe ABSA 50,00

312. 2009-12-29 STAND NO.510 300,00

313. 2009-12-29 dovheni 100,00

314. 2009-12-30 polokwane 4876,63

315. 2009-12-30 mamelodi 520,00

316. 2010-01-05 mtsindo 20,00

317. 2010-01-05 pretoria 490,00

318. 2010-01-07 DEPOSIT 608000 100,00

319. 2010-01-08 ndivhuwo r 2000,00

320. 2010-01-11 tshivha a e 200,00

321. 2010-01-14 muruge 530,00

322. 2010-01-15 arthur 300,00

323. 2010-01-15 PUBLIC WORKS 12470,45

324. 2010-01-15 179693 300,00

325. 2010-01-15 323587 300,00

326. 2010-01-15 357297 77,00

327. 2010-01-16 CORPAY 210125 1200,00

328. 2010-01-16 73946 500,00

329. 2010-01-18 MUSOLWA 500,00

330. 2010-01-22 muthige 500,00

331. 2010-01-28 chauke h Malamulele 19292,80

332. 2010-01-29 thulamela 1225,90

333. 2010-01-29 protea 1200,00

334. 2010-01-29 SUN P 50,00

335. 2010-02-02 thohoyandou 1000,00

336. 2010-02-04 STADIUN 112,00

337. 2010-02-05 musina 108,00

338. 2010-02-15 stand 761 200,00

339. 2010-02-15 mulaudzi n n 400,00

340. 2010-02-15 capitec 300,00

341. 2010-02-16 grace ndlovu 1050,00

342. 2010-02-16 alert steel 22513,06

343. 2010-02-17 uniscred 8000,00

344. 2010-02-20 munyai s 300,00

345. 2010-02-20 1783797 100,00

346. 2010-02-20 andani net 650,00

347. 2010-02-22 sithari n 600,00

348. 2010-02-24 702 siavha n g 500,00

349. 2010-02-27 THULAMELA MUNICIPALITY 1225,90

350. 2010-02-27 54660078973 50,00

351. 2010-03-01 Mavhasa H A - Sunhill 1086,64

352. 2010-03-01 sab business FNB Thohoyandou 335,00

353. 2010-03-03 langanani b ABSA 100,00

354. 2010-03-03 educational support 170,00

355. 2010-03-03 fnb Thohoyandou 2850,00

356. 2010-03-04 fnb Thohoyandou 200,00

357. 2010-03-05 54660078973 35450,00

358. 2010-03-05 RAMUHULA N 1000,00

359. 2010-03-05 ROSINA N E 1000,00

360. 2010-03-05 DEPOSIT SPORTS 400,00

361. 2010-03-05 PCOMMUNITY 930,00

362. 2010-03-05 717 400,00

363. 2010-03-06 EDO unsuccessfull collection 39,95

364. 2010-03-07 stand no 7 200,00

365. 2010-03-07 Stand 761 Mutsindo 200,00

366. 2010-03-07 Nevhutanda L 400,00

367. 2010-03-11 sassafin 23357 675,01

368. 2010-03-15 57207 Capitec 300,00

369. 2010-03-15 Thulamela M 500,00

370. 2010-03-16 Brooklyn 150,00

371. 2010-03-19 Dept of Water 1700,00

372. 2010-03-29 Chauke m.m 200,00

373. 2010-03-30 PENSION 77 535,20

374. 2010-03-31 Thulamela M 500,00

375. 2010-04-06 STAND 66 400,00

376. 2010-04-06 BROADA CR 260549 100,00

377. 2010-04-07 TSHILILO(SUN PARK) 200,00

378. 2010-04-07 MUNZHELELE D.N 150,00

379. 2010-04-08 6403015163082T/NDOU 25050,00

380. 2010-04-12 ESKOM BEET 249,58

381. 2010-04-12 ESKOM BEET 146,90

382. 2010-04-12 FUNERA 600,00

383. 2010-04-12 F.N.B BLOCK M 500,00

384. 2010-04-12 POSTAL ORDER 2500,00

385. 2010-04-12 1055 220,00

386. 2010-04-13 JOOSTE 1579 2552,13

387. 2010-04-15 45879 300,00

388. 2010-04-15 0018189/3 50,00

389. 2010-04-15 ARTHUR 300,00

390. 2010-04-15 MULAUDZI N.N 400,00

391. 2010-04-16 48 100,00

392. 2010-04-16 000000007 300,00

393. 2010-04-16 1055 150,00

394. 2010-04-17 9755 30,00

395. 2010-04-17 746610 1000,00

396. 2010-04-17 RISIMATI 500,00

397. 2010-04-17 3646 500,00

398. 2010-04-17 MAINGO A.V 250,00

399. 2010-04-17 Daswa TR 500,00

400. 2010-04-17 Mashila K 40,00

401. 2010-04-19 THIVHONALI 1000,00

402. 2010-04-19 EMAPHAS 1000,00

403. 2010-04-19 CAPITEC 300,00

404. 2010-04-19 13000009146 100,00

405. 2010-04-19 THIVHONALI 1000,00

406. 2010-04-19 EMMAH PHAS 1000,00

407. 2010-04-20 MUNYAI S 300,00

408. 2010-04-20 SON DANIEL 316,00

409. 2010-04-22 PAT S 400,00

410. 2010-04-22 EPD 300,00

411. 2010-04-22 SITHARI N 600,00

412. 2010-04-22 MAFUMO M.M 350,00

413. 2010-04-24 F.N.B NPDA 13,80

414. 2010-04-26 DOBSON 200,00

415. 2010-04-26 GRAIGHAL ONNDWELA 600,00

416. 2010-05-03 291.d 54,00

417. 2010-05-04 tshililo 200,00

418. 2010-05-04 Absa 100,00

419. 2010-05-05 luvhengo nr 50,00

420. 2010-05-05 ratshiedana n.r 50,00

421. 2010-05-15 Tuwani n.s 150,00

422. 2010-05-15 Mulaudzi n.n 400,00

423. 2010-05-18 DEPOSIELDOR 1015,20

424. 2010-05-19 MUDAU 5691,60

425. 2010-05-19 MAEDZA 850,00

426. 2010-05-22 Thulamah 150,00

427. 2010-05-25 Dobson 200,00

428. 2010-05-25 Ramagana (polokwana) 600,00

429. 2010-05-26 2598 Tulamah 400,00

430. 2010-05-31 Wonderpk selina 400,00

431. 2010-05-31 Mulaudzi T.B 120,00

432. 2010-05-31 PENSION 77 535,20

433. 2010-06-01 SIALA 121 104,46

434. 2010-06-01 8,3071E+12 23800,00

435. 2010-06-03 absa 160,00

436. 2010-06-03 SUSCRIPTION 254,36

437. 2010-06-03 1300004236 160,00

438. 2010-06-04 BUS DEPOT 294,31

439. 2010-06-04 EWB01006911 10888,00

440. 2010-06-04 3,00013E+11 18506,00

441. 2010-06-11 Ramulifho 2000,00

442. 2010-06-11 10058 30,00

443. 2010-06-14 119367442 100,00

444. 2010-06-15 Tuwani 150,00

445. 2010-06-15 10058 100,00

446. 2010-06-15 Arthur 300,00

447. 2010-06-15 Cheque 4500,00

448. 2010-06-15 Mulaudzi nn 400,00

449. 2010-06-15 Capitec 300,00

450. 2010-06-15 DIRECT EXIS 500,00

451. 2010-06-15 ESKOM 2952,81

452. 2010-06-17 CIMEEG 472,00

453. 2010-06-18 Ravele nj 30,00

454. 2010-06-18 Maingo A 250,00

455. 2010-06-18 5466007897 150,00

456. 2010-06-21 MWART 200,00

457. 2010-06-24 Lamula 118,00

458. 2010-06-28 Pension 19183 535,20

459. 2010-06-28 PERAT 007 100,00

460. 2010-06-29 MALAMULELE 200,00

461. 2010-06-30 PENSION 77 535,20

462. 2010-07-01 Muthige TE STAND 11 500,00

463. 2010-07-05 innocent 270,00

464. 2010-07-05 JHB 100,00

465. 2010-07-07 Westgate 100,00

466. 2010-07-07 Mutsindo stand 761 200,00

467. 2010-07-09 PENS 01428431/0000421/8 1,796.00

468. 2010-07-14 JUSTICE 300,00

469. 2010-07-14 159000 500,00

470. 2010-07-14 8985966328 39,05

471. 2010-07-14 718182233 350,00

472. 2010-07-14 Arther 300,00

473. 2010-07-15 JORRISEN PHAKULA DP 350,00

474. 2010-07-15 Nevhutanda L 600,00

475. 2010-07-15 capitec 300,00

476. 2010-07-15 Siwane 423,00

477. 2010-07-15 Tuwani 150,00

478. 2010-07-16 fnb/tndou 339,00

479. 2010-07-17 Singo R 1390000 100,00

480. 2010-07-19 Brooklyn 410,00

481. 2010-07-19 Rosebank 100,00

482. 2010-07-22 Munyai s 200,00

483. 2010-07-22 Unit Derf 13 1000,00

484. 2010-07-23 LP;WELFAREFA000045679 400,00

485. 2010-07-24 CASH DEPOSIT DOBSON 0 200,00

486. 2010-07-27 MUTSINDO 0033389 200,00

487. 2010-07-29 Melville 38285CD 350,00

488. 2010-07-30 MULTID FOR PENSION 77 19183 560,89

489. 2010-07-31 Nzhelele 8307100513085 7251,00

490. 2010-08-03 Mnzhedzi H 700,00

491. 2010-08-05 5369783093139710kilarney 2000,00

492. 2010-08-05 106325 POLOKWAN 150,00

493. 2010-08-06 Tshanwakani 300,00

494. 2010-08-10 Stand 791 200,00

495. 2010-08-11 Stand 346 200,00

496. 2010-08-13 NEVHUTANDA 400,00

497. 2010-08-13 MULAUDZI NN 400,00

498. 2010-08-18 MUSOLIWA TR REF3646 500,00

499. 2010-08-27 MUTSINDO 024 300,00

500. 2010-08-31 MULTID FOR PENSIO77 19183 560,00

501. 2010-08-31 muthige TE STAND NO 11 400,00

502. 2010-08-31 MULTID FOR PENSION 77 19183 560,89

503. 2010-09-01 Thulamela 2148,30

504. 2010-09-06 BUS DEPOT REF 028371 493,13

505.2010-09-06

DEPOSIPOLOKWAN GC POLOK-WANE

1671,30

506. 2010-09-07 RAMBAU TE 1000,00

507. 2010-09-07 BOOI STALL 252,17

508. 2010-09-07 BROOKLYN 410,00

509. 2010-09-09 POLOKWANE 1671,30

510. 2010-09-10 GIYANI GREAL WORTH 1496,83

511. 2010-09-14 JORRISEN 126 300,00

512. 2010-09-14 STAND 9 513,88

513. 2010-09-16 ABSA 100,00

514. 2010-09-16 8985966328 39,02

515. 2010-09-21 FNB 450,00

516. 2010-09-21 STAND 420000 401,14

517. 2010-09-23 DEPOSIT 191958 450,00

518. 2010-09-23 SASSAFIN 34300 348,00

519. 2010-09-25 CAPITEC 1076,48

520. 2010-09-25 bankcity 604b 200,00

521. 2010-09-30 MUNTSWU BN 600,00

522. 2010-09-30 RAMBAU TE 150,00

523. 2010-09-30 THULAMELA 60,00


525. 2010-09-30 REF 717 400,00

526. 2010-10-01 NTHA 300,00

527. 2010-10-01 57207 300,00

528. 2010-10-01 NESTAR 505360F5 185,00

529. 2010-10-01 pymref no 717 400,00

530. 2010-10-02 gemsgovmede00000554 go5 3832,00

531. 2010-10-02 muntswu b 500,00

532. 2010-10-03 101623 100,00

533. 2010-10-04 VC EEN MAKWAR 430,00

534. 2010-10-04 MTN EEN SIBAS 72,00

535. 2010-10-04 MULAUDZI S 1175,53

536. 2010-10-04 ABSA 100.00

537. 2010-10-04 MULAUDZI NN 400,00

538. 2010-10-04 57207 300,00

539. 2010-10-06 ramagana f 1500,00

540. 2010-10-07 12340000 1000,00

541. 2010-10-20 8985966328 39,05

542. 2010-10-28 FROREF NO;007 200,00

543. 2010-10-28 NEVHUTALNDA 200,00

544. 2010-10-28 MASIKHWA T 560,00

545. 2010-11-02 BANKSETA 1500,00

546. 2010-11-03 LIBSA THOHOYANDOU 3553,00

547. 2010-11-09 A000000434 1197,00

548. 2010-11-13 OB REJ PMT THULAMELA 1000,00

549. 2010-11-13 CAPITEC 57207 300,00

550. 2010-11-15 CAPITEC 0057207 300,00

551. 2010-11-16 WEST END 50/183398/4812 110,00

552. 2010-11-17 nefale m e 200,00

553. 2010-11-24 SSMOTE CASINO 601,00

554. 2010-11-24 54660078973 MUTSINDO 300,00

555. 2010-11-26 MULAUDZI NN 400,00

556. 2010-11-30 MULTID FOR PENSION77 19183 560,89

557. 2010-11-30 THOHOYANDOU 3800,00

558. 2010-11-30 MULTID FOR PENSION77 19183 560,89

559. 2010-11-30 DEPOSIACACIA PAR 148,82

560. 2010-12-08 DEPOSIPLATINUM53/73350/146846 1500,00

561. 2010-12-08 Tshanwakani ME 300,00

562. 2010-12-10 REPUTATION MATTERS 300,00

563. 2010-12-10 8985966328 39,05

564. 2010-12-10 LP ROADS000030858 2,000.00

565. 2010-12-11 MENYLYN HOUSENO466A 2788,00

566. 2010-12-13 CHEQUE PANDELANI 4251,41

567. 2010-12-17 LP AGRIC000042112 1,501.69

568. 2010-12-18 Tshanwakani ME 300,00

569. 2010-12-18 NEFALE 200,00

570. 2010-12-28 FORDSBERG 200,00

571. 2010-12-28 RADEMA K 2,00

572. 2010-12-31 OB PMT REF AD L 2384,76

573. 2011-01-04 RATSHIEDANAA NR 0008323 50,00

574. 2011-01-04 GIYANI GREAT NORTH TRANSPOR 101,69

575. 2011-01-07 MALAMULELE 000101623 150,00

576. 2011-01-11 1496955 3500,00

577. 2011-01-11 a000000434 1197,00

578. 2011-01-13 unitel 1160,00

579. 2011-01-13 masikwa 898,00

580. 2011-01-24 MBULAHENI MAHASENI 1000,00

581. 2011-01-24 MULAUDZI NN 400,00

582.2011-01-25

CASH DEPOSIT MODIMOLE STAND 852

800,00

583. 2011-01-27 DOVHENI STAND 6A 200,00

584. 2011-01-27 PYM1200000913 50,00

585. 2011-01-27 STAND346 T/NDOU 200,00

586. 2011-01-27 STAND791 T/NDOU 200,00

587. 2011-01-27 PYM REF NO 717 400,00

588. 2011-01-27 LUVHENGO 1000,00

589. 2011-01-27 28 T/NDOU 700,00

590. 2011-01-27 LUVHENGO nr G 12000000 50,00

591. 2011-01-28 284/2011-SHORTS 178,00

592. 2011-01-28 1200000913 150,00

593. 2011-01-28 101623 50,00

594. 2011-01-31 Thulamela Municipality 233,28

595. 2011-01-31 REV Cash 008476 2500,00

596. 2011-01-31 1005719666 200.00

597. 2011-01-31 nemutudi t j 500,00

598. 2011-01-31 tshanwakani 300,00

599. 2011-02-02 DEPOSIT 2567 BLOCK 500,00

600. 2011-02-02 Luvhengo 2000,00

601.2010-10-21

ACCOMMODATION: CORRECTION

48000,00

602. 2011-02-03 Stand655 1000,00

603. 2011-02-04 PYM REF NO717 400,00

604. 2011-02-05 THUKHUTHA 1247,00

605. 2011-02-05 287414 132,28

606. 2011-02-06 101623 150,00

607. 2011-02-06 Martha mut 464,88

608. 2011-02-06 763529 280,00

609. 2011-02-06 10225-0000003 50,00

610. 2011-02-06 289915 350,00

611. 2011-02-06 7485 300,00

612. 2011-02-12 13586 1368,00

613. 2011-02-13 57207 300,00

614. 2011-02-14 Thinawanga 150,00

615. 2011-02-15 Netshivhum 700,00

616. 2011-02-15 tshanwakani m e 300,00

617. 2011-02-18 Ref no 00709206 300,00

618. 2011-02-22 SERVICES 200,00

619. 2011-02-22 DEPOSIT 106325 200,00

620. 2011-02-22 STAND 28 THOH 200,00

621. 2011-02-22 2891144 200,00

622. 2011-02-28 Pension 19183 560,89

623. 2011-02-28 PYM1200000913 50,00

624. 2011-02-28 CAH5466007897 200,00

625. 2011-02-28 10550 6450,00

626. 2011-02-28 macmillan sa 1882,00

627. 2011-02-28 econmic 1665,52



LIST OF UNKNOWN DIRECT DEPOSIT628. 2011-02-28 Provantage 1160,00

629. 2011-03-02 BUS DEPOT REF:028371 41,01

630. 2011-03-03 MALAMULELE 000101623 150,00

631.2011-03-03

CASH DEPOSIT MUTSINDO LEVVY MAVIKANE

118,00

632.2011-03-04

043015 110304W072 5192481 WEST BANK

4130,88

633. 2011/03/04 LP AGRIC000045861 926.37

634. 2011-03-07 MUTSINDO Stand 761 200,00

635. 2011-03-08 basd nat w00002 5586,40

636. 2011-03-09 munyai m j 1600,00

637. 2011-03-10 DEPOSIT F.S 6954,60

638. 2011-03-10 1014561 V 9720,00

639. 2011-03-10 Provantage 1160,00

640. 2011-03-11 Thulamela 400,00

641. 2011-03-11 Thulamela 400,00

642. 2011-03-11 LP:WELFA0000 898,00

643. 2011-03-11 luvhengo 1000,00

644. 2011-03-12 Mulaudzi NN 400,00

645. 2011-03-17 Quest Resource Services 1880,00


647. 2011-03-18 UTILITY BILL 300,00

648. 2011-03-18 SECURITY BOASI 246,79

649. 2011-03-18 ACC NO00 200,00

650. 2011-03-18 791THOHO 200,00

651. 2011-03-22 FNB OB PMT SS00700J0134 1034,88

652. 2011-03-22 NETSHIVHUMBERI 750,00

653. 2011-03-22 Munyai S 200,00

654. 2011-03-22 Services 200,00

655. 2011-03-22 346 200,00

656. 2011-03-22 Richard 50,00

657. 2011-03-22 STAND 28 THOH 300,00

658. 2011-03-22 AARON 230,00

659. 2011-03-22 287414 139,98

660. 2011-03-22 munyai s 200,00

661. 2011-03-22 173799 100,00

662. 2011-03-23 STAND 510 500,00

663. 2011-03-24 luvhengo 3000,00

664. 2011-03-25 BASL09 LP:ROADS0000 1269,00

665. 2011-03-25 PYMSERVICES 200,00

666. 2011-03-28 PYM1200000913 50,00

667. 2011-03-28 PAYMACCOUNT 74 50,00

668. 2011-03-29 ELECTORAL 2000279629 THU 100,00

669. 2011-03-30 ADT CASH DEPORICHARD 50,00

670. 2011-03-30 Urban Nation 500,00

671. 2011-03-30 12000002481 500,00

672. 2011-03-31 PMT 827908 2000,00

673. 2011-04-06 SS00700J01 24614,05

674. 2011-04-07 MUTSINDO STAND 761 200,00

675. 2011-04-07 LP ROADS0000 5000,00

676. 2011-04-07 DEPOSIT 1035/R/E D 7872,00

677. 2011-04-08 PMT 0SS00700J0 3383,72

678. 2011-04-08 DEPOSIT 50/130151/ 140,00

679. 2011-04-09 RASIVHETSHELE 00007221 400,00

680. 2011-04-09 DEPOSIT 1088 100,00

681. 2011-04-10 ELEWANI 1000,00

682. 2011-04-11 DEPOSI 0000 846 7 2000,00

683. 2011-04-12 MULAUDZI NN 400,00

684. 2011-04-18 1520161 70,00

685. 2011-04-18 TLHETSHIVH 750,00

686. 2011-04-18 83314 495,36

687. 2011-04-18 DEPOSIT 100200592 400,00

688. 2011-04-18 DE POSIT 526 ELECTR 1000,00

689. 2011-04-18 DEPOSIT MATHEBULA 475,00

690. 2011-04-18 NEVHUTANDA 500,00

691. 2011-04-19 10225 100,00

692. 2011-04-20 MUNYAI S 200,00

693. 2011-04-22 PAYMSERVICES 200,00

694. 2011-04-22 STAND 28 THOH 500,00

695. 2011-04-23 ACC0083314 648,83

696. 2011-04-23 cashfous ltp ref oooo8 3989,09

697.2011-04-24

CASH DEPOSIT MUTSINDO STAND NO 510

500,00

698. 2011-04-24 8985966328 39,05

699.2011-05-07

CASH DEPOSIT MUTSINDO STAND NO 761

200,00

700. 2011-05-24 MUTSINDO Stnd 510 500,00

701. 2011-05-25 TSHANWAKANI ME 300,00

702. 2011-06-07 no761 mtsindo 200,00

703. 2011-06-15 RAMAANO 1915 300,00

704. 2011-06-19 ABSA BANK 173799 187,00

705. 2011-06-24 DEPOSIT NO 510 500,00

706. 2011-06-24 Masikhwa T 898,00

707. 2011-07-08 Khakhathi Tshisikule 1092,00

708. 2011-07-15 Makwarela 373,48

709. 2011-07-15 FROREEF No 007 200,00

710. 2011-07-16 PMTEBB7424 584,56

711. 2011-07-16 13000009146 100,00

712. 2011-07-18 PYM009000009 100,00

713. 2011-07-18 Mabasa DH00006908 650,00

714. 2011-07-18 R Singo 1390000 100,00

715. 2011-07-18 Tshanwakani Me Tshanwakani Me 300,00

716. 2011-07-18 Tshivhinda Mm 602P 500,00

717. 2011-07-19 1306954 100,00

718. 2011-07-21 014695-5 700,00

719. 2011-07-22 Absa BANK MHLONGO YC 520,00

720. 2011-07-24 7485 300,00

721. 2011-07-24 DEPOS NO 510 600,00

722. 2011-07-25 Mr Reuben M Netshite 430,00

723. 2011-07-25 Services 200,00

724. 2011-07-25 349306 50,00

725. 2011-07-27 12000009133 50,00

726. 2011-07-28 Account 740982 50,00

727. 2011-07-28 JORRISEN 101 3977,08

728. 2011-07-29 Lorraine Khashane 1500,00

729. 2011-07-29 Muitid For pmtebb7424 19183 584,54

730. 2011-07-29 63265 100,00

731. 2011-07-30 Bible faith center 440,00

732. 2011-07-30 1350696 50,00

733. 2011-08-12 BIBLE FAITH CENTRE 400,00

734. 2011-08-31 742651 100,00

735. 2011-08-31 ABSA BANK 323347 200,00

736. 2011-08-31 CAPITEC 1062673 20,00

737. 2011-09-15 ABSA BANK 173799 100,00

738. 2011-09-15 CAPITEC UTILITY BILL 300,00


740. 2011-09-19 CAPITEC STAND NO 93 38260,00



743. 2011-09-25 77990 300,00

744. 2011-09-26 SERVICES 200,00

745. 2011-09-26 P9ERF 4695 19840,00

746. 2011-09-27 1131976 100,00

747. 2011-09-27 12000009133 50,00

748. 2011-09-29 2876 300,00

749. 2011-09-29 PYMNT BILL 1614,80

750. 2011-10-14 843233 100,00

751. 2011-10-17 PYM SERVICES 200,00

752. 2011-10-17 A/C N00077990 300,00

753. 2011-10-17 1437371 100,00

754. 2011-10-17 PAYMACCOUNT 74 50,00

755. 2011-10-17 LP SPORT0000 264,00

756. 2011-10-17 5,1812E+17 100,00

757. 2011-10-17 7 100,00

758. 2011-10-30 ABSA BANK JORRISEN 40,00

759. 2011-11-15 MULAUDZI NN 400,00

760. 2011-11-17 Tshanwakani ME 300,00

761. 2011-11-25 bible faith 300,00

762. 2011-11-25 2876 100,00

763. 2011-11-25 x l nexus travel 941,00

764. 2011-11-30 5466007897 200,00

765. 2011-12-02 157426 2928,32

766. 2011-12-03 13000040236 160,00

767. 2011-12-15 Mulaudzi NN 400,00

768. 2011-12-17 DEPOSIT 777366 570,00

769. 2011-12-17 EMOWERMEN22351204 PLATN 49,00

770. 2011-12-17 ALIDZULI 150,00

771. 2011-12-17 FILE NO 2568 660,41

772. 2011-12-17 MULAUDZI NN 400,00


774. 2011-12-17 PHINEAS 7461,00


776. 2011-12-17 RALIWEBA NH 00003599 200,00

777. 2011-12-17 RAMULONGO N 200,00

778. 2011-12-18 2000223039Thulamela 100,00

779. 2011-12-25 Cash Focus Nics Nov 2544,37

780. 2011-12-25 maringa lk 500,00

781. 2011-12-25 4830159119 300,00

782. 2011-12-25 Thulamela 000 200,00

783. 2011-12-25 Ramaano NW 300,00

784. 2011-12-31 REF NO.00007 100,00

785. 2011-12-31 Nthovhedzeni Simon P 50,00

786. 2011-12-31 Mrs INC 00709 500,00

787. 2012-01-08 1035181 2012/08/01 400,00

788. 2012-01-08 33002075 04.08.2012 200,00

789. 2012-01-08 7418521 2012/08/01 100,00

790. 2012-01-09 1035181 01.09.2012 400,00

791. 2012-01-13 4610035196 800,00

792. 2012-01-13 1496955 700,00

793. 2012-01-13 724 584,56

794. 2012-01-13 7424 584,56

795. 2012-01-13 123 500,00

796. 2012-01-13 THULAMELA 500,00

797. 2012-01-13 MUNTSWUU 500,00

798. 2012-01-13 BOASI 495,95

799. 2012-01-15 Mulaudzi NN 400,00

800. 2012-01-27 PYMACCUNT 50,00

801. 2012-01-28 TSHANWAKANI ME 300,00

802. 2012-01-28 PYMACCOUNT 74 100,00

803. 2012-01-31 REF NO 00007 100,00

804. 2012-02-07 1035181-02.07.2012 400,00

805. 2012-02-08 798523237 2012/08/02 250,00

806. 2012-02-15 Mulaudzi NN 400,00

807. 2012-02-20 econmic 850,00

808. 2012-02-22 STAND 346 THOH 200,00

809. 2012-02-22 ADG 001286 661,58

810. 2012-02-26 SANDU-31/3/ 443,00

811. 2012-02-28 NETSHIVHUMBE 500,00

812. 2012-02-28 DEPOSIT334 370,00

813. 2012-03-14 MF MALUMA-STAND 84 NKHUM 65,86

814. 2012-03-15 REJ PMTULAMELA 630,00

815. 2012-03-15 Mulaudzi NN 400,00

816. 2012-03-15 485672 400,00

817. 2012-03-16 Utility Bill 300,00

818. 2012-03-17 RBGSQR Tondani 560,00

819. 2012-03-17 Netshivhu 750,00


821. 2012-03-17 Tshanwakani ME 300,00

822. 2012/03/18 LP:ROADS0000 5,255.00

823. 2012-03-22 74 50,00

824. 2012-03-22 Thulamela 000 200,00

825. 2012-03-25 DEPOSIT DEP 120,00

826. 2012-03-28 pymaccount 74 100,00

827. 2012-03-30 1035181 500,00

828. 2012-03-31 No77 400,00

829. 2012-03-31 ABSA BANK NO 00007 100,00

830. 2012-04-03 BOMAT SECURITY BOASI S 1484,61

831. 2012-04-07 78973 04.07.2012 4105,00

832. 2012-04-07 SS00700J01 04.07.2012 4010,50

833. 2012-04-08 32871130 04.08.2012 249,90

834. 2012-04-08 thulamela municipalit 20 233,28

835. 2012-04-08 906849 04.08.2012 130,00

836. 2012-04-08 32891112 04.08.2012 29,95

837. 2012-04-09 6961558616 2012/09/04 401,00

838. 2012-04-11 Unit D Erf 13 1500,00

839. 2012-04-16 provantage 580,00

840. 2012-04-16 mulaudzi n n 400,00

841. 2012-04-16 173799 100,00

842. 2012-04-17 673894 500,00

843. 2012-04-18 Nefale M.E 200,00

844. 2012-04-18 Nesengani A.F 7627 200,00

845. 2012-04-19 1300000914 100,00

846. 2012-04-21 77990 300,00

847. 2012-04-21 TSHANWAKANI 300,00

848. 2012-04-21 345 300,00

849. 2012-04-21 TSHANWAKANI 300,00

850. 2012-04-21 NETANGAHENI 300,00

851. 2012-04-21 THULAMELA 233,28

852. 2012-04-21 THULAMELA 233,28

853. 2012-04-21 AGRIC 208,48

854. 2012-04-21 THULAMELA 200,00

855. 2012-04-22 STAND346THOH 200,00

856. 2012-04-23 Thulamela 000 200,00

857. 2012-04-23 40703878 200,00

858. 2012-04-23 Tshamaano HE 3739 100,00

859. 2012-04-23 THULAMELA000 200,00

860. 2012-04-25 1496955 3500,00

861. 2012-04-25 thulamela 000 200,00

862. 2012-04-25 CAS0000407038 150,00

863. 2012-04-25 1300000914 100,00

864. 2012-05-03 101623 50,00

865. 2012-05-03 1035181 700,00

866. 2012-05-04 1300000914 100,00

867. 2012-05-05 MAKHUVHA N W 100,00

868. 2012-05-05 101623 50,00

869. 2012-05-05 DEPO THULAMELA 100,00

870. 2012-05-06 MUNTSWU 100,00

871. 2012-05-06 RICHARD 50,00

872. 2012-05-06 101623 100,00

873. 2012-05-07 BAS NAT WATER 1882,00

874. 2012-05-07 MUNANO TD 60,00

875. 2012-05-07 PAYMACCOUNT74 50,00

876. 2012-05-07 EMILY 22,00

877. 2012-05-07 1928 17480,00

878. 2012-05-07 MR RENDANI JOSE 178805SHIPI 300,00

879. 2012-05-07 VEZI EN DEP911 SHAYANDIMA 13499,20

880. 2012-05-07 MR MULOIWA ALFR769702ALA 300,00

881. 2012-05-07 00001028552 126,44

882. 2012-05-07 PAYMENT OF STAND 1110 25086,00

883. 2012-05-08 Machaba M 300,00

884. 2012-05-09 407038 2012/09/05 200,00

885. 2012-05-10 nics 2276,00

886. 2012-05-11 39354 1000,00

887. 2012-05-15 ABSA BANK MULAUDZI N.N 400,00

888. 2012-05-15 mulaudzi n n 400,00

889. 2012-05-15 busdepotre 335,50

890.2012-05-16

CASH DEPOSIT THULAMAH NETSHIVHUMBERI

750,00

891. 2012-05-16 8 150,00

892.2012-05-17

TSHANWAKALI ME TSHANWAKALI ME

300,00

893. 2012-05-17 tshanwakani me 300,00

894. 2012-05-18 173799 100,00

895. 2012-05-23 MUNDALAMO AM 1000,00

896. 2012-05-24 THKHUTHA 450,00

897. 2012-05-25 MULAUDZI NN 400,00

898. 2012-05-25 57207 300,00

899. 2012-05-25 1496955 3500,00

900. 2012-05-25 MATODZI T.H 200,00

901. 2012-05-25 77502730 4446,00

902. 2012-05-25 132 2800,00

903. 2012-05-25 1496995 2000,00

904. 2012-05-25 THULAMELA 1648,51

905. 2012-05-25 KHASHANE 1500,00

906. 2012-05-25 elelwani 1000,00

907. 2012-05-25 MAGORO 1000,00

908. 2012-05-26 THULAMELA 60,00

909. 2012-05-28 MUTSINDO 50,00

910. 2012-05-28 74 100,00

911. 2012-05-29 JORRISEN 702,00

912. 2012-05-31 MULTID FOR PMTEBB7424 584,56

913. 2012-06-01 CAS0001035181 400,00

914. 2012-06-01 boasi 2217,67

915. 2012-06-01 thulamela 233,28

916. 2012-06-04 6362378 150,00

917. 2012-06-05 motshoare tp 14475 60,00

918. 2012-06-07 ss00700j01 2012/07/06 46040,52

919. 2012-06-07 85079 06.08.2012 696,97

920. 2012-06-15 MULAUDZI NN 400,00

921. 2012-06-15 mulaudzi 400,00

922. 2012-06-15 MULAUDZI NN 400,00

923. 2012/06/18 22589 887.00

924. 2012-06-19 nesengani 200,00

925. 2012-06-19 makhokha 200,00

926. 2012-06-19 tshanwakanim 300,00

927. 2012-06-22 83314 243,67

928. 2012-06-22 TSHAMAANO 100,00

929. 2012-06-22 PYMSERVICES 200,00

930. 2012-06-23 74 50,00

931. 2012-06-23 MUNDALAMO AM 1000,00

932. 2012-06-24 DEPOSIT DEP 300,00

933. 2012-06-24 TORQE I.T 941,00

934. 2012-06-25 thulamela 1000,00

935. 2012-06-26 INV127725TLMIDRAND 140,00

936. 2012-06-28 Account 74 100,00

937. 2012-06-28 74 100,00

938. 2012-06-28 NELUFULE TM 1000,00

939. 2012-06-28 PYMACCOUNT 74 100,00

940. 2012-06-28 CASH DEPOSIT BY LOUSTRICH 50,00

941. 2012-06-29 1200000913 50,00

942. 2012-06-29 LP: SPORT0000 276,00

943. 2012-06-29 THULAMELA MUNICIPALI 233,28

944. 2012-06-29 GEMSGOVMEDE S54G05 6548,00

945. 2012-06-30 CASH0000000052 100,00

946. 2012-07-02 kgabo devellopers 3724,00

947. 2012-07-03 lp roads 1329,00

948. 2012-07-03 mtn bank 886,00

949. 2012-07-05 ABSA ACC NO 0050 687,00

950. 2012-07-07 7219633 07.07.2012 300,00

951. 2012-07-07 tshanwakani 300,00

952. 2012-07-08 AWP 20.09.2012 14803,00

953. 2012-07-15 Alidzuli 150,00

954. 2012-07-15 173799 100,00


956. 2012-07-16 a000000434 2012/07/16 1197,00

957. 2012-07-16 mulaudzi n n 2012/07/16 400,00

958. 2012-07-16 007 2012/07/16 130,00

959. 2012-07-16 173799 2012/07/16 100,00

960. 2012-07-17 SASSFIN 63162 438,00

961. 2012-07-18 nesengani af 2012/07/18 200,00

962. 2012-07-18 makhokha 2012/07/18 200,00

963. 2012-07-20 ABSA 12000002481 30.07.20 500,00

964. 2012-07-20 359759 20.07.2012 200,00

965. 2012-07-21 1000229000 2012/07/21 1377,00

966. 2012-07-23 thulamela 000 2012/07/23 200,00

967. 2012-07-23 9000009 2012/07/23 100,00



LIST OF UNKNOWN DIRECT DEPOSIT

TOTAL AMOUNT ON THE DIRECT DEPOSIT LIST R1 845 144,82

968. 2012-07-23 3333001224 2012/08/23 8718,05

969. 2012-07-24 PA MRS TSHIFH 420,00

970. 2012-07-25 6924 25.07.2012 100,00

971. 2012-07-25 Cashfocus Limpopo Econo 456,65

972. 2012-07-31 mundalamoam 2012/07/23 1000,00

973. 2012-08-03 ned h loans 18421,77

974. 2012-08-04 32977349 04.08.2012 249,95

975. 2012-08-06 820079 430,91

976. 2012-08-11 1130600000084 2012/09/11 5232,20

977. 2012-08-15 mulaudzi n n 2012/08/15 400,00

978. 2012-08-15 nesengani af 2012/08/15 200,00

979. 2012-08-15 173799 2012/08/15 100,00

980. 2012-08-17 tshanwakani 2012/08/17 300,00

981. 2012-08-17 makhokha tj 2012/08/17 200,00

982. 2012-08-21 0196955 2012/08/21 3000,00

983. 2012-08-22 6924 2012/08/22 100,00

984. 2012-08-23 mundalamo am 2012/08/23 1000,00

985. 2012-08-23 nembidzane rm 3535 201 800,00

986. 2012-08-24 182936 24.08.2012 2705,00

987. 2012-08-24 8/24/2012 208,05

988. 2012-08-27 34898300 27.08.2012 100,00

989. 2012-08-29 974229 2012/08/29 300,00

990. 2012-08-30 30053 2012/08/30 782,75

991. 2012-08-30 701477 2012/08/30 200,00

992. 2012-08-31 12000002481 2012/08/31 500,00

993. 2012-08-31 130053 2012/08/31 383,90

994. 2012-08-31 THOHOYANDO 31.08.2012 3800,00

995. 2012-09-15 mulaudzi n n 2012/09/15 400,00

996. 2012-09-18 tshanwakani 2012/09/18 300,00

997. 2012-09-18 makhokha tj 2012/09/18 200,00

998. 2012-09-18 6924 2012/09/1808 100,00

999. 2012-09-18 159627575 60,00

1000. 2012-09-22 1496955 2012/09/22 1200,00

1001. 2012-09-22 thulamela 000 2012/09/22 200,00

1002. 2012-09-25 unit d erf 13 2012/09/25 2000,00

1003. 2012-09-28 smit fisher jd group 2012 800,00

1004. 2012-10-01 12000002481 2012/10/01 500,00

1005. 2012-10-01 971 w28 2012/10/01 50,00

1006. 2012-10-02 1001454000 2012/10/02 800,00

1007. 2012-10-02 103518102.10.2012 400,00

1008. 2012-10-02 landis 2012/10/02 130,00

1009. 2012-10-08 833233 10.08.2012 150,00

1010. 2012-10-08 84220121 10.08.2012 100,00

1011. 2012-10-16 0824278642 2012/10/16 200,00

1012. 2012-10-17 PYM1300000914 100,00

1013. 2012-10-17 tshanwaka 2012/10/17 300,00

1014. 2012-10-17 tsakani chauke 2012/10/ 300,00

1015. 2012-10-17 mamidzane 2012/10/17 100,00

1016. 2012-10-18 0731337375 2012/10/18 19124,10

1017. 2012-10-22 thulamela 2012/10/22 200,00

1018. 2012-10-22 Robert 01 160,00

1019. 2012-10-24 ravhanga mg 2012/10/24 50,00

1020. 2012-10-24 22102 2012/10/24 10,00

1021. 2012-10-25 1915 300,00

1022. 2012-10-29 971 2012/10/29 50,00

1023. 2012-10-31 nyathela m e 2012/10/31 500,00

1024. 2012-10-31 MULAUDZI NN 400,00

1025. 2012-11-01 1035181 2012/11/01 400,00

1026. 2012-11-01 100202800 2012/11/01 720,00

1027. 2012-11-01 12000002481 2012/11/01 500,00

1028. 2012-11-02 pdw 061456 2012/11/02 2912,88

1029. 2012-11-06 101623 2012/11/06 150,00

1030. 2012-11-08 lah cont 2012/11/08 678,00

1031. 2012-11-08 pdw 061982 2012/11/ 2345,32

1032. 2012-11-14 city loge 2012/11/13 260,00

1033. 2012-11-14 societ 2012/11/14 98,00

1034. 2012-11-15 STEWARDSHIP D 1458,00

1035. 2012-11-15 mulaudzi 2012/11/15 400,00

1036. 2012-11-17 tshanwakani 2012/11/17 300,00

1037. 2012-11-20 bas 2012/11/20 516,20

1038. 2012-11-22 thulamela 2012/11/22 200,00

1039. 2012-11-25 acc 00 200,00

1040. 2012-11-30 PAYM REF NO717 400,00

1041. 2012-11-30 692 n 200,00

1042. 2012-12-01 0001035181 2012/12/01 400,00

1043. 2012-12-03 418904 2012/12/03 300,00


1045. 2012-12-15 mulaudzi n nv 2012/12/15 400,00

1046. 2012-12-15 agriculture 329,46

1047. 2012-12-16 0035001 2012/07/16 650,00

1048. 2012-12-17 DEPOSIT 101623 100,00

1049. 2012-12-18 1130600000084 2012/12/18 2694,08

1050. 2012-12-18 mabasa 650,00

1051. 2012-12-18 ntsha 600,00

1052. 2012-12-19 TSHANWAKANI ME 19.12.2012 300,00

1053. 2012-12-19 tsakano chauke 300,00

1054. 2012-12-19 nemakonde m.a 255,00

1055. 2012-12-19 muthivhi mg 230,00

1056. 2012-12-19 chauke m f 200,00

1057. 2012-12-19 mabada nd 188,00

1058. 2012-12-21 thomoli h.i 150,00

1059. 2012-12-21 no name 140,00

1060. 2012-12-22 hulamela 2012/08/22 200,00

1061. 2012-12-22 risimati billa 100,00

1062. 2012-12-22 ravhanga m.g 50,00

1063. 2012-12-23 ramaano n.w 50,00

1064. 2012-12-23 phidza t.l 15,00

1065. 2012-12-25 Nemaguvhuni A 00003552 280,00

1066. 2012-12-31 1200000913 50,00

1067. 2013-01-17 tshanwakani 2013/01/17 300,00

1068. 2013-01-18 1003434000 2013/01/18 618,00

1069. 2013-01-18 933418626 2013/01 500,00

1070. 2013-01-22 872792 50,00

1071. 2013-01-22 100728689 50,00

1072. 2013-01-22 agric 2013/01/22 42,15

1073. 2013-01-22 devenco 29,83

1074. 2013-01-24 7418521 2013/01/24 500,00

1075. 2013-01-24 100729192 400,00

1076. 2013/01/25 67226 2013/01/25 230.00

1077. 2013-01-25 thulamla ela 200,00

1078. 2013-01-25 1462825 140,00

1079. 2013-01-25 MADI AD 2013/01/25 130,00

1080. 2013-01-25 3514890000 100,00

1081. 2013-01-25 25150 100,00

1082. 2013-01-25 100336106 100,00

1083. 2013-01-27 NETSHIVHUM 400,00

1084. 2013-01-27 MULTID FOR PMTEBB7424 560,89

1085. 2013-01-28 NAT:WATE0001 846,00

1086. 2013-01-28 VDM1021506 767,00

1087. 2013-01-31 Mafela AP14577 50,00

1088. 2013-01-31 PULIC WORKS 2013/01/31 15454,58

1089. 2013-01-31 u i fs 11352,02

1090. 2013-01-31 basd22nat 5712,00

1091. 2013-01-31 thulamela m 2495,71

1092. 2013-02-12 1007017 250,00

1093. 2013-02-12 muthivhi m g 230,00

1094. 2013-02-12 7418521 200,00

1095. 2013-02-12 6924 2013/02/12 200,00

1096. 2013-02-12 697n 200,00

1097. 2013-02-12 mabada nd 188,00

1098. 2013-02-12 nemungadi 113,00

1099. 2013-02-13 1021374 100,00

1100. 2013-02-13 NDOU 50,00

1101. 2013-02-13 ramadt 50,00

1102. 2013-02-15 485672 400,00

1103. 2013-02-18 tshanwakani 2012/02/18 300,00

1104. 2013-02-20 mudau tj 2013/02/20 50,00

1105. 2013-02-20 971c 50,00

1106. 2013-02-22 impacttele 2013/02/22 5115,00

1107. 2013-02-23 thulamela 2013/02/23 1500,00

1108. 2013-02-23 public works 1213,65

1109. 2013-02-23 thulamela 2013/02/23 1000,00

1110. 2013-02-23 loans 523,94

1111. 2013-02-23 12000002481 500,00

1112. 2013-02-23 53001085 470,00

1113. 2013-02-23 152954750 465,00

1114. 2013-02-23 mulaudzi 400,00

1115. 2013-02-23 mulaudzi n n 400,00

1116. 2013-02-25 1802 2800,00

1117. 2013-02-25 1,1306E+12 2624,07

1118. 2013-02-28 PMTEBB 7424 584,56

1119. 2013-03-01 tshanwakani 2013/03/01/ 300,00

1120. 2013-03-07 015294750 2013/03/07 600,00

1121. 2013-03-07 53001085 470,00

1122. 2013-03-08 3333480 2013/03/0/08 250,00

1123. 2013-03-08 0152954750 2013/03/08 50,00

1124. 2013-03-11 0053001085 2013/03/11 470,00

1125. 2013-03-12 1004064000 800,00

1126.2013-03-14

DEPOSIBSIBROOKLYN BUILDING PLANS

526,00

1127. 2013-03-15 7424 584,56

1128. 2013-03-15 7424 584,56

1129. 2013-03-15 mulaudzi n n 2013/03/15 400,00

1130. 2013-03-15 mulaudzzzi t j 2013/03 300,00

1131. 2013-03-16 6924 2013/03/16 200,00

1132. 2013-03-18 TSHANWAKANI 300,00

1133. 2013-03-18 SIMO 300,00


1135. 2013-03-18 ABSA 346G 200,00

1136. 2013-03-18 00008 2013/03/18 160,00

1137. 2013-03-18 nemugadi m 2013/03/18 113,00

1138. 2013-03-18 ramadi tm 2013/03/18 50,00

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In order to claim your deposit one of the following proof op payment should be presented (1) Bank Statement, (2) Deposit Slip, (3) EFT Report. Enquiries can be directed to Rambau TJ, telephone number 015 962 7505 / e-mail: [email protected] or Mrs Muthaphuli NC at 015962 7602 / e-mail: [email protected]



Alle bewonders van grond en/of geregistreerde grondeienaars in die Makhado munisipale jurisdiksie word hier-mee in kennis gestel dat RISUNA Property Consultants and Valuers van Giyani, Limpopo Provinsie aangestel is as die Munisipaliteit se waardeerder om die 2014-2018 Munisipale Waardasierol op te stel. Ingevolge die bepalings van artikel 41 van die Plaaslike Bestuur: Wet op Munisipale Eiendomsbelasting, Wet 6 van 2004 mag die Munisipale Waardeerder of enige ander persoon soos deur die Munisipale Waardeerder gemagtig, tussen 07h30 en 19h00 op enige dag behalwe op Sondag of ‘n openbare vakansiedag, enige eiendom in die munisipale gebied wat waardeer moet word, betree en mag die eiendom inspekteer vir waardasie doeleindes.

Neem asseblief kennis dat sodanige persoon soos deur die Munisipale Waardeerder gemagtig is, in besit moet wees van ‘n identiteitskaart met ‘n foto van die betrokke gemagtigde persoon asook ‘n volledige magtiging uit-gereik deur die Munisipale Waardeerder, en moet dit kan toon op aanvraag deur enige bewoner of eienaar van eiedom; die gemagtigde persoon kan ook vergesel wees van ‘n interpreteerder of enige ander persoon wie se bystand rederlikerwys benodig word in die bapaalde omstandighede.

Dit sal waardeer word indien u in ooreenstemming met die bepalings van die genoemde Wet samewerking sal gee deur die Munisipale Waardeerder of sy behoorlik gemagtigde assistant en/of data-kollekteerder toegang tot die eiendom te gee sodat die Munisipaliteit sy werk in die verband kan afhandel.

Enige verder navrae / versoek om klarigheid kan gerig word aan die Munisipale Waardeerder, Mnr Kulani Nkuna by selfoonnommer 072 987 6422

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

KENNISGEWING VAN INSPEKSIE VAN EIENDOMME: OPSTEL VAN MUNISIPALE WAARDASIEROL VIR 2014 TOT 2018

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All occupants of land and/or registered property owners in the Makhado Municipal jurisdiction are hereby in-formed that RISUNA Property Consultants and Valuers of Giyani, Limpopo Province have been appointed as Municipality’s valuer to compile the 2014-2018 Municipal Valuation Roll. In terms of the provisions of section 41 of the Local Government: Property Rates Act, No 6 of 2004 the municipal valuer or other person authorized by the municipal valuer, may between 07h30 and 19h00 on any day except a Sunday or public holiday, enter any property in the municipality that must be valued, and inspect the property for the purpose of valuation.

Please note that such person authorized by the municipal valuer must be in possession of an identity card containing a photograph of such person and full authority issued by the municipal valuer, and must on demand by any person on the property produce his or her identity card, and such person may be accompanied by an interpreter or any other person whose assistance may be reasonably required in the circumstances.

It will be appreciated if you will in line with the provisions of the said Act, co-operate in permitting the municipal valuer or his duly appointed assistant and/or data collector access to the property in order to enable Municipality to complete its task in this regard.

Any further enquiries / request for verification can be directed to Municipality’s Valuer, Mr Kulani Nkuna at cellular number 072 987 6422


NOTICE OF INSPECTION OF PROPERTIES: MUNICIPAL VALUATION ROLL COMPILATION 2014-2018

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Vhadzulapo vhane vha vha na ndaka vha dzulaho nga fhasi ha Masipala wa Makhado vha khou divhadziwa uri RISUNA property consultants and Valuers of Giyani, Limpopo Province vho tiwa u vha vhone Vhasedzulisi Vha Ndeme ya Ndaka nga Masipala kha nwaha wa muvhalelano wa 2014 u swika 2018. Uya nga tshitenwa tsha tshipida tsha mahumi mana na nthihi tsha mulayo wa muvhuso wapo wa ndaka wa vhu 6 wa nwaha wa 2004 (Local Government Property Rates Act, Act no.6 of 2004, section 41) uri Mutoli wa ndaka ya Masipala kana muthu zwawe o fhiwaho mannda nga Masipala u tea u tendelwa u dzhena midini kana afho hure na ndaka iyo u i tola vhukati ha hafu u bva kha iri ya vhutanu na vhuvhili nga matsheloni u swika awara ya vhutanu na vhuvhili nga madekwana duvha linwe na linwe hu sa katelwi Swondaha na holodei ya nnyi na nnyi hu tshi itelwa u tolwa ha ndaka.Kha vha dzhiele ntha uri muthu onoyo o tendelwaho u tea u vhonala nga u vha na garata ya tshinepe tshawe, tsumbo ya mannda o fhelelaho (vhurifhi) o a newaho nga Mutoli wa ndaka, nahone u tea u kona u sumbedza garata ya vhune kana bugu ndaula yawe arali o humbelwa na uri muthu onoyo u fanela u tshimbila na mutalut-shedzi kana muthu munwevho ane a nga thusa kha nyimele ine thuso ya nga todea.

Ri do livhuwa tshumisano yavho kha u do tendela Mutoli wa ndeme ya ndaka wa Masipala kana muthusi wawe a tshi do tola ndaka yavho hu u itela ui Masipala a kone u khunyeledza mushumo uyo..

Vha todaho u pfesesa zwinwe na u sedzulusa zwinwe maelana na fhungo heli vha nga kwamana na Mutoli wa ndeme ya ndaka ya Masipala (Municipal Valuer) vho- Kulani Nkuna kha nomboro ya lutingo ya 072 9876422.


NDIVHADZO YA U TOLIWA HA NDAKA: NDUGISELO YA NDEMEYA YA NDAKA KHA NWAHA WA MUVHALELANO WA 2014 U

SWIKA 2018.


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Vaaka tiko hinkwavo va Masipala wa Makhado mitivisiwa leswaku RISUNA Property Consultants and Valuers vale Giyani, Limpopo Province va thoriwile hi masipala ku katsakanya xikanwe na ku mpimanyeta vhaluwexini rholo ya masipala ya lembe ximali 2014 ku fika 2018. Hiku landza xiyenge xa 41 xa Mfumo Xikaya: Nawu wa mintsengo ya tindzhaka, No 6 of 2004 muvhaluwetara wa masipala kumbe un’wana la pfumeleriweke hi masi-pala u ta pfumeleriwa ku nghena eka muako wun’wana na wun’wana lowu lavaka ku vhaluwetiwa ku sukela hi awara ya 07h30 ku fika awara ya 19h00 eka masiku ya vhiki handle ka Sonto na holodeni.

Milemukisiwa leswaku munhu la pfumeleriweke hi masipala ku vhaluweta tindzhaka ta masipala u fanele kuti kombisa hi karata leri nga na xifaniso xa yena n’winyi na lunghelo ro tala ro huma eka vhaluwetara wa masipala. Muvhaluwetara wa boheka ku hemesa swo ti kombisa hi swona loko a komberiwile. Swi nga endleka munhu loyi a va a ri na mupfuneti wa yena wo hundzuluxela ririmi kumbe unwana langa pfunetaka eka nkarhini wolowo.

Swi nga khenseka swinene loko muvhaluwetara wa masipala hiku landza nawu lowu boxiweke laha henhla a nga pfumeleriwa ku nghena emintini leswaku ata kota ku heta mintirho ya yena leyi a tholeriweke yona.

Swivutiso hinkwaswo kumbe swikombelo swo tikhorwisa swinga yisiwa eka Muvhaluwetara wa masipala, Tatana Kulani Nkuna eka Rinqhingho ra le nyongeni 072 987 6422


XITIVISO XO KAMBELA TINDZHAKA: NKATSAKANYO WA VHALUWEXINI RHOLO YA MASIPALA LEMBE XIMALI 2014

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Ravele Communal Property AssociationP.O. Box 363, LEVUBU, 0929, RSA • Appelfontein 8(3) 35 LT, B1, Road D1806, LEVUBU, 0929, RSA

Contact Details: Tel: + 27 (0) 79 205 0377 • Fax: 086 562 9562E-mail: [email protected] • Website: http://www.ravelecpa.co.za

INVITATION FOR RAVELE COMMUNAL PROPERTY ASSOCIATION GENERAL AND MAULUMA FARMING ENTERPRISE 1938 (PTY) LTD SHAREHOLDERS MEETINGS1. The matter above bears reference,2. The beneficiaries of Ravele Communal Property Association [the CPA], ‘a land

holding institution incepted in terms of Communal Properties Association Act, 1996’ and the shareholders of Mauluma Farming Enterprise 1938 (Pty) Ltd [the Company], ‘a subsidiary company of Ravele Communal Property Association incepted in terms of the Companies Act, 2008 as amended’ [the Company] are hereby invited to the respective meetings scheduled as follows:

2.1. Date: Sunday, 29 September 2013, 2.2. Venue: Mauluma-Musanda,

3. Meetings schedule. 3.1. Session I: CPA Beneficiaries meeting. Time: 10h30-12h30 3.2. Session II: Company shareholders meeting. Time: 12h30-14h304. Your attendance will be highly appreciated.

Regards,Ravele T.B. - Secretariat and AdministratorCell: 072 423 4012 • Fax: 086 273 2645Email: [email protected]

Enquiries: Chairperson - N.N. Netshisahulu Cell: 083 695 6940 • Email: [email protected]

Secretary: N.P. Ravele - Cell: 072 186 0073Email: [email protected]

This advert is hereby issued with the approval of the Chairperson, Mr. N.N. Netshisahulu in terms of the adopted Ravele Communal Property Association 2013 Annual Programme as ratified by the General Council.

Reg. No. CPA/04/0690/A

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This serves as a notice of public meeting for all residence of Dzanani Region which is arranged as follows:

Date : 26/09/2013Time : 10h00Venue : Ramavhoya Show Ground (Dzanani)

The aim of this public meeting is to inform the community about the new Library Infrastructure Development at Dzanani region.

For further inquiries please contact the Director Community Services: Mr Kamwendo M.J at telephone number (015)519 3065 or Ms Mudau T.V at 015 519 3085 during office hours.


PUBLIC NOTICE NEW LIBRARY INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT

AT DZANANI REGION

Civic CenterNo. 83 Krogh StreetMAKHADONotice No 140 of 2013 MR I P MUTSHINYALIFile: 12/3/2 MUNICIPAL MANAGER19/20 September 2013 Ad

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WE CAN ASSIST YOU WITH...*Planning your advertising strategy

*Determining your target market *Make-up and processing of your adverts *Inserts & pamphlets *Saving you money!

Contact Pieter, George or Yolanda at (015) 516 4996 OR fax your info to (015) 516 2303

Vacancies / TendersTo advertise your Vacancy or Tenderon this page

contact Pieter, George or Yolanda at tel: (015) 516 4996 or Fax: 015 516 2303

Kone Solutions K21371

Request for TenderProspective contractors are hereby invited to tender for the following requirements of Komatiland Forests (Pty) Ltd (KLF):

Timbadola Sawmill

Timbadola WeTmill STacking Tender number: RFT 095

• Stacking of wet lumber boards at wetmill operations• Additional services for by-product handling, boilers, kilns, vehicle workshop• Two 9-hour shifts, five days per week (overtime may be required), except in cases of rotational

shifts, which run over the weekends

Timbadola dRymill deSTacking Tender number: RFT096

• Destacking of dry lumber boards at the drymill operations• Additional rework operations services, ie planing, finger-jointing, broomsticks, dispatch• Two 9-hour shifts, five days per week (overtime may be required)

Timbadola TeRRain mainTenance/cleaning Tender number: RFT097

• Maintain gardens, outdoor areas and electric fencing at Timbadola Sawmill, the housing estates and the compound

• Clean toilets, oil traps and bark traps, and collect, sort and dispose of domestic refuse

Suitably qualified and competent contractors are invited to tender.A compulsory briefing session will be held on 2 October 2013 as follows:• RFT095: 10.00• RFT096: 12.00• RFT097: 14.00Site visits will be held directly after the individual briefing sessions.Tender documents, with specific requirements, will be made available during the compulsory briefing sessions. Please confirm attendance by close of business on 27 September 2013 with the Procurement Helpdesk at [email protected] or tel. (012) 436-6300.closing date and time: 18 October 2013 @ 12:00 Late tenders will not be accepted. Tenders may only be submitted on issued tender documentation. Tenders must be submitted at SaFcol Head office, Podium at menlyn, 43 ingersol Road, lynnwood glen, menlyn, Pretoria 0081 (the tender box is situated on the 1st Floor in the foyer).Tenders that do not comply with the terms and conditions will not be considered.Komatiland Forests (Pty) Ltd is not bound to accept the lowest or any tender and reserves the right to accept any tender or part thereof.A preferential point system will apply, whereby the contracts will be allocated to tenderers in accordance with the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act, Act No 5 of 2000, where 90 points will be allocated to price and 10 points to the targeted goals.important: A non-refundable fee of R300.00 is payble to Komatiland Forests (Pty) Ltd by means of an EFT into the Komatiland Forests bank account (to be paid upon registration and collection of the RFT document). No cash payment will be accepted. All tender documents must be accompanied by a valid Tax Clearance Certificate and B-BBEE Certificate.enquiries: Ms Lucinda Smith at e-mail: [email protected] or tel. (012) 436-6300.Payments must be made via eFT banking into the komatiland Forests bank account:bank: Standard Bankaccount number: Mpumalanga South Main Account Type of account: Business Current Accountbank account no: 032907672branch code no: 052852branch name: NelspruitTender Reference: RFT 095,096 or 097 and Tenderer’s Company Name

Human Communications 102803

Bid No: LDPW 2013/1: Appointment of a Professional Service Provider (Quantity Surveying Professionals) from the

Built Environment to Provide Services to the IDT Office in Limpopo Province

The Independent Development Trust (IDT) invites qualifying and experienced professional service providers to bid for the provision of a professional Quantity Surveying service, required by the IDT Office in Limpopo Province.All professionals must be registered with the relevant statutory/professional body.No compulsory briefing session will be held.Bid documents will be available from the IDT Polokwane Offices from Tuesday, 17 September 2013 from the SCM section from 14:00.A non-refundable bid deposit of R500.00 is payable into the IDT’s bank account, the details of which are as follows:Bank: ABSAAccount Number: IDT Tender Deposit AccountAccount Number: 4069918294Branch Code: 632 005Reference: The correct bid number Please take note that IDT will only accept valid proof of payment in the form of a deposit slip for the purchase of bid documents. No cash payments will be accepted.The tender closes on Monday, 30 September 2013 at 12:00 at the IDT Polokwane Offices, Second Floor, 68 Hans Van Rensburg Street, Polokwane.No late tenders will be considered.For general enquiries, contact Mpho Sebeka at (015) 295-0047 or Isaac Malatji at (015) 295-0036 or alternatively contact Reception at (015) 295-0000.

Invitation to Bid

CENTRE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION TEACHING AND LEARNING

ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT UNIT

SECRETARY (P11) (REF: B472)

Duties: The Secretary will render administration and secretarial support to the Head of Academic Development Unit. This will include amongst others coordinating functions such as workshops, arranging meetings, taking minutes; making travel arrangements, maintaining filing system, receiving documents from other departments and attending to financial claims and the payment of invoices.

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Malume Shinabya.

Strumming the guitar: Malume Shinabya (first on the right, seated) is seen in this photograph with his band and Mr Vicky Muvhali (third from left).

“Jealous fellow musicians want to kill me”One of the popular chingondo musicians, who has gone into hiding after receiving death threats from ‘jealous fellow musicians’, is set to record a live DVD and album.

Speaking from his new village outside Elim, Malume Shinabya (real name Arthur Mashavani)

says that the release of his third album, Maanda a Mudzimu (Vuvuzela), in 2010 had made him many enemies. “They persecuted me and bombarded me with phone calls, threating to kill me because I was selling more music than them,” says Shinabya.

He explains that he had to run away from Tsianda and Shayandima in Thohoyandou and live like a va-grant in different villages in the district. “The stress was too much for me,” he says in a pained voice.

“Imagine people who taught you ways of baking bread, now saying that they want to cut off your hands. They even destroyed my family – I had a beautiful woman, but when I returned from promot-ing my music, I found that one musician, who hap-pened to be a family friend, had impregnated her.”

He maintains that, after that encounter, he found no reason to continue to live. “The pain was too much, but I found strength in God,” he recalls.

Shinabya has found a haven at Vicky Muvhali’s home at Shirley village, where he spends most of his time training seven local youths to play musical instruments for his next project.

Shinabya’s entry into the limelight came when he walked into the Thohoyandou Stadium in 2010 and requested to entertain the soccer fans who were waiting to watch the 2010 World Cup matches on big screens. When he stummed the guitar, the crowd went wild and wanted to know where this new man had been all along. “I recorded a live DVD that day,” said Shinabya.

The very DVD sold about 15 000 units via self-marketing within three months of its release. “It’s ironical that now I can’t even afford to buy a loaf of bread,” he worries. “I put my faith in God. My troubles will come to an end soon.”

He is also optimistic about his new project. “My band is made up of talented men, so watch out for my new project, entitled Mudzimu kha vha ri tsireledze (Oh God – protect us!) to be recorded live on Saturday (21 September) in Johannesburg. My fans can only expect the best.”

Apart from singing and playing guitar, the 29-year-old Shinabya is an engineer of note. As an engineer, he has worked with Zozo (Joseph Mbiza), Amon Mvula, Victor Ndlovu, to mention just a few. “I started as a dancer for Zozo,” says the artist, who raised money for his first guitar by ploughing fields for a fee around Maniini village, using a hand hoe.



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By Silas Nduvheni

Hope of receiving electricity is fading

Woman trampled to death by elephant

Ex-prisoner creates jobs for others

For the residents of Zamenkomste in the Kuta-ma area, the hope of receiving electricity from the Makhado municipality is fading away.

Residents are fed-up with the lack of services at the new stands and they say they have been living in houses with no electricity since 2009. “We are living in terrible conditions. We want the munic-ipality to make good on their promises to provide services to our people,” says Mr Nthambeleni Musandiwa, one of the residents. The people regard themselves as forgotten and feel that, even if they go out and vote in the coming election, it does not

A concerned resident, Ms Eugenia Musandiwa.

mean that anything will change for them. So far, the promises made to them have not been honoured.

“We are tired of us-ing candles and primus stoves instead of elec-tricity and we do not want to chop down trees anymore,” Musandiwae said. He accused the municipality of wasting taxpayers’ money. He mentioned that he was so surprised when one of the municipal work-ers in the department of electricity, who had

relocated to about 50 meters away from his stand, received electricity in February in 2012.

The secretary of the Zamenkomste traditional council, Mr Samson Luruli, confirmed that all the people of Zamenkomste are shocked about this de-lay to complete the job. “We, the ordinary people, want to know why there is a delay in electrifying our village, whereas others have electric lights.”

The spokesperson for the Makhado Municipality, Mr Louis Bobodi, said the municipality would supply electricity to the area during the 2012/13 financial year .

An 80-year-old woman from Tokwane village outside Beit Bridge was trampled to death by an elephant while working in her fields.

The elephant reportedly de-stroyed several homesteads and fields before pouncing on the elderly woman. A local villager, Mr Tinashe Mphala, told Lim-popo Mirror that the elephant is believed to be part of a herd that reportedly strayed from neigh-bouring Botswana.

“The ongoing elephant prob-lem faced by villagers in sur-rounding areas of Tokwana should be treated as a matter of urgency, because our children

are now absconding from school, following this development. In recent months, two people have been killed by elephants,” said Mphala.

Police spokesperson A/Insp Christopher Ngwenya said they had received a report of a wom-an who had been killed by an elephant. The victim was lat-er identified as Ms Siphetheni Ngwenya. “The victim left her homestead at about 06:00 for her field, where the elephant attacked and killed her,” said Ngwenya. He added that the elephant first charged at another villager, Mr Trynos Mdlongwa, before it killed Ngwenya.

“Mdlongwa managed to es-cape uninjured. A few minutes later, he heard a scream by a woman calling for help. Md-longwa alerted other villagers, who teamed up and went to investigate.”

Upon arrival, they found the lifeless body of the victim lying on the ground and the elephant gone. “A report was made to the police, who attended the scene and ferried the body to the hospital.

“The elephant was tracked and killed by a professional hunter, Mr Daily Scout, who was provid-ed by the rural district council,” said Ngwenya.

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Musina band participates at Wanderers

Like wine that matures with time, the music of Kenny Murabi is easily penetrating the South African reggae fraternity with a mighty sound. Known as Kenny Wailer by his fans, Murabi has just released his third album Tshi-khokhonono (a Venda name for insect) which is being received with enthusiasm by reggae music lovers.

A teacher by profession, Murabi is gaining great popularity among reggae music lovers because of his unique style, which consists of heavy bass sounds, some chopping sounds and occasional well-positioned brass.

“If I die now, I will die a happy man because I have accomplished my mission of releasing a more mature album which took me more than seven years to compile,” he said jokingly during an interview. Murabi, who hails from Mianzwi Tshidane, north of Thohoyandou, says it has been a long and winding road for him to be where he is today. “I fell in love with music at a very young age. I used to emulate my late brother, Joas, who used to sing for the Venda Northern Trumpets in the eighties. His famous composition Saulo Saulo U Ntovholelani gained great popularity and it was an instant hit with the then Radio Venda. I then made my own guitar, using an old oil tin, wood and fish line. And the rest is now history…”

The dreadlocked singer released his first album, Holly War, in 1999. He said about his first album: “It performed very well and I wanted music lovers to enjoy it fully before going back to the studio. Holly War was then followed by Tsha ri vhone, which was released in 2005. I was under pressure from my fans to release another album, hence

the release of my third album Tshikhokhonono.”Besides the title track (Tshikhokhonono) itself,

the album boasts sweet reggae music songs like I’m not alone, Sing Development, Muzika, A hu na, Ma BBF, Faranani, Ni a mu funa naa and Ni so ngo tsha mmbudza. All these songs were recorded in Murabi’s own recording studio, MURAK, which is situated at his home. The album is receiving massive airplay both on na-tional and regional radio stations. He says since the release of his album a month ago, his diary is full of bookings for performances as his fans want to see his unique musical talent live on stage. “I perform all my shows live and that is why people never get tired of watching me on stage. I do a lot of rehearsals to make sure that my fans get the same quality of music that they get from my CDs.” For CDs, public performances and book-ings, Murabi can be contacted on 082 401 9730.

Kenny Murabi.

One of the participants, the Alexander Field Band.

The thrilling sound of 1 700 young musicians will fill Jo-hannesburg’s Wanderers Stadium on Saturday, 28 Sep-tember, during the 2013 Field Band National Champion-ships. Several bands from Limpopo will compete during the event.

The Field Band Foundation’s National Championship slogan is Music for Life, which is fit-ting, since this multi-award-win-ning initiative has been creating opportunities for young people from disadvantaged commu-nities to develop life-changing skills through the medium of music and dance for the past 16 years.

The nine bands competing in the premier division of the championships hail from around the country, with four from

Gauteng, two from Limpopo, one from the Northern Cape, one from the Eastern Cape and one from the Western Cape. They are: De Beers Musina Field Band (Musina, Limpopo), De Beers Blouberg Field Band (Blouberg, Limpopo), Black Like Me Soweto Field Band (Soweto, Johannesburg), De Beers PPC Cullinan Field Band (Cullinan, Pretoria), De Beers PPC Kimberley Field Band (Kimberley), Black Like Me Mdantsane Field Band (East London), PFG Lonolusha Field Band (Springs, Gauteng), Al-exandra Field Band (Alexan-dra, Johannesburg) and the Cape Whaler Field Band (Cape Town).

In the first division, for bands that have been in existence for five years or less, there are four

competitors: Anglo American Thabazimbi Field Band (Thaba-zimbi, Limpopo), PPC Makana Grahamstown Field Band (Gra-hamstown, Eastern Cape), An-glo American Tsantsabane Field Band (Postmasburg, Northern Cape) and Bafokeng Field Band (Bafokeng, North West).

The Field Band Foundation is a Section 21 company that was established in 1997 to develop an indigenous variant of the global marching band concept in disadvantaged areas of South Africa.

The initiative has won several accolades for its work over the years.

The foundation currently ben-efits almost 5 000 young people, who are members of field bands in a cross-section of cities, towns and townships nationwide.

He was convicted and sen-tenced to 17 years’ impris-onment in 2003 for commit-ting armed robberies around Thohoyandou. After he was released on parole in February 2011, he decided to turn his life around.

Sipho Nthangeni (40) of Tho-hoyandou P East has created a job for himself and four other unemployed community mem-bers by washing cars at his car wash, Vukuzenzele. Vukuzen-zele means to do it yourself.

“Life was a nightmare after I was released from the Ku-tama-Sinthumule Maximum Security Prison in 2011 with no jobs around, until someone

advised me to stand up and do things on my own. I decided to start a car wash at my father’s house in November 2012 after I was given old car-wash machine and an old vacuum cleaner,” said Nthangeni.

“My business started to go from strength to strength and I decided to employ some com-munity members to help me wash cars. I am a boss who employs four people who can now put food on the table for their fami-lies,” he proudly added.

Last Monday, Vukuzenzele Car Wash received a boost when two car washing machines and a vacuum cleaner were donated to Nthangeni, with the assistance

of the Thohoyandou Nedbank branch, New Life after Prison Community Forum and Mulase Business Connection.

Pastor Ndikandafhi Makhu-vha, the chairperson of New life after Prison Community Forum said there were many people who were arrested and given heavy sentences, but if God had given them a second chance in life, they could make a meaningful contribution to the community after being released from prison.

“We are pleased with what Nthangeni is doing to change his life for the better, and even for other unemployed community members working with him in his car wash.”

Ex-prisoner Sipho Nthangeni (second from left) received car wash machines and other equipment from Ms Humbelani Netshandama (left), Mr Farisani Mulaudzi, Head of Community Corrections: Thohoyandou Management Area, Mr Mashudu Tshikororo Correctional Official and Pastor Ndikandafhi Makhuvha (right)




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N´ waxinyamani All Stars 36 25 7 4 60 14 82

Bungeni Young Diplomats 36 20 6 10 56 37 66

Valdezia Santos FC 36 17 14 5 65 46 65

Waterval Super Strikers 36 17 11 8 65 40 62

Maindis Express FC 36 19 4 13 62 54 59

Elim Blackpool Juniors 36 18 5 13 59 54 59

Ribolla Mountain Rangers 36 17 7 12 49 39 58

Matlhari FC 36 15 11 10 57 54 56

Khomanani FC 36 16 11 9 28 26 56

Valdezia Juventus FC 36 14 10 12 47 46 52

Mpheni Hungry Lions 36 13 12 11 45 46 51

Matsila Morning Sweepers 36 12 10 15 40 45 48

Wata peace Makers 36 12 10 14 41 44 47

N´ waxinyamani United FC 36 11 9 16 40 47 43

Waterval Young Tigers 36 8 9 19 27 48 32

Waterval All Stars 36 8 4 24 37 117 28

Zabalaza Home Boys 36 2 4 30 8 67 10

Masakona United FC 36 2 2 32 8 71 8

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Pfanani Home defnders 40 26 6 8 74 45 84

Makulana Green Dreams 40 25 7 8 85 54 82

VK Mulima FC 40 22 11 7 86 35 77

Mulima F C 40 21 13 6 88 35 76

Muwaweni Lucky Stars 40 20 11 9 69 49 71

Mukondeni Shooting Stars 40 21 7 12 68 46 70

Muila Shooting Stars 40 19 9 12 60 40 66

Thothololo Continental Stars 40 19 9 12 56 41 66

Muila FC 39 17 13 9 53 41 64

Gumani Young Stars 40 15 13 12 36 34 58

Nthabalala Super XI 40 15 10 15 43 45 55

Thanwana Celtics FC 40 14 5 21 53 54 52

Slanger Juventus FC 40 14 10 16 36 58 52

Manyima Mars Brothers 40 12 9 19 36 53 41

Sereni Home Boys 40 10 9 21 49 81 39

Madadzhi Eversmilling FC 39 10 8 21 41 61 38

Nthabalala United FC 40 10 7 23 41 60 37

Muumoni Blue Birds 40 8 8 24 34 78 32

Kwaaidraai Rhodes FC 40 3 3 34 38 110 12

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Team Played Won Draw Lost For Against PointsMuraleni United Brothers 42 32 7 3 105 27 103

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Makhitha IA Runga 42 26 8 7 85 52 89

Manavhela Real Fighters 42 22 14 6 81 44 80

Madombizha Celtics FC 42 23 10 9 76 40 79

Muraleni Young Rebellions 42 23 7 12 92 63 76

Maebani Young Eagles 42 21 11 9 68 37 74

Manavhela Black Aces 42 20 12 10 77 50 72

Madombizha Try Again 42 20 10 12 70 59 70

Kutama Young Stars 42 19 8 15 79 65 65

Maebani Aces United 42 16 11 14 72 65 59

Midoroni Real Hearts 42 14 10 18 50 55 51

Gogobole Bucs FC 42 14 9 20 47 65 51

Muduluni Young Chiefs 42 13 11 18 55 63 50

Tshikhodobo Barcelona FC 42 11 13 18 47 66 46

Ramahantsha FC 42 11 7 24 64 89 40

Ravele Black Dragons 42 12 4 26 66 94 40

Gogobole Home Defenders 42 9 7 26 38 66 34

Benny Sports Academy 41 9 7 25 50 96 34

Maebani Peace Makers 41 9 7 25 47 99 34

Ramantsha Lotavha FC 42 6 11 25 50 84 29

Holy of Hollies 42 4 4 34 34 134 16

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Mauluma All Stars 38 24 8 6 82 42 80

Matshavhawe United FC 38 22 9 6 52 22 75

Dopeni Mighty Com 37 21 9 7 72 52 72

Mandala Happy Boys 38 21 6 11 79 51 69

J K Masetoni United 38 19 12 7 59 36 69

Tshirenzheni Peace Makers 38 18 8 11 84 58 62

Vuvha Kill Them All 38 17 10 11 67 52 61

Mavhunga Home Sweepers 38 18 5 15 51 49 59

Phadzima Shinning Stars 38 15 12 11 52 49 54

Milaboni Chop Them Down 38 14 7 16 50 42 49

Matshavhawe Come To See 38 14 7 17 51 48 49

Tshikombani Super Stars 38 12 11 15 65 63 47

Kokwane Footprints FC 38 13 9 16 52 55 45

Sangoma Black Robbers 38 12 9 17 50 60 45

Dopeni United FC 37 12 7 18 52 71 43

Raliphaswa Rolling Stones 38 9 8 21 35 60 35

Tshikombani Arsenal FC 38 8 8 22 47 67 31

Vuvha Young Stars 38 6 4 28 33 98 22

Mauluma Happy Vultures 38 0 0 38 5 77 0

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Thononda All Stars 38 25 8 5 84 33 83

Khakhu Young Chiefs 38 23 9 6 68 25 78

Khalavha Napoli FC 38 22 10 6 66 20 76

Fondwe Mighty Blues 38 21 5 12 89 51 68

Mandiwana Soccer Academy 38 18 10 10 60 41 64

Sheshe Bush Bucks 38 19 5 14 52 44 62

Tremmer Boys FC 38 17 7 14 48 47 58

Mphaila Young Tigers 38 16 5 17 48 68 53

Nzhelele Home Sweepers 38 14 5 19 54 53 50

Mphephu Hot Spurs 38 15 6 17 65 68 48

FJ Napoli Academy 38 13 7 18 34 49 46

Tshikombani Arsenal FC 38 10 14 14 37 41 44

Matanda Rockers FC 38 12 7 19 4 6 43

Makungwi Acron FC 38 10 9 19 52 80 39

Tshifume Self Defence 38 9 9 20 47 82 39

Khakhu Fast XI 38 9 10 19 48 71 37

Fundudzi United Brothers 38 9 6 23 36 68 34

Tshikhudo First Professionals 38 8 9 21 43 67 33

Mphephu Naughty Boys 38 6 1 31 17 65 19

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Mamvuka Heroes FC 18 10 2 6 34 21 32

Matanda Seven Stars 17 10 1 6 31 28 31

Mudimeli Bombers FC 18 8 3 7 32 18 27

Tshituni Motherwell FC 18 9 0 9 27 32 27

Tshituni Hot Stars 18 7 2 9 13 14 23

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Nesengani United FC 34 17 10 7 57 29 61

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Tshino United Brothers 34 15 10 9 60 40 55

Bofulamato United FC 34 15 6 13 42 37 51

Singo Disco Five 34 14 6 14 51 50 48

Vuwani Liverpool FC 34 13 7 14 41 39 46

Makhasa United 34 12 9 13 50 45 45

Mashau Citizens FC 34 11 6 17 46 59 39

Tshivhazwaulu Soccer Academy 34 7 13 14 42 55 34

Mabidi Mighty Greens 34 10 4 20 48 70 34

Malonga Sports Academy 34 8 6 20 32 82 30

Hanani Home Fighters 34 6 4 24 39 62 22

Ramovha Tigers FC 34 4 10 20 38 66 22

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Mission Young Rovers 30 21 2 7 47 22 68

Valdezia Malumbe Express 30 16 7 7 42 21 55

Tshakhuma Blue Birds 30 15 7 8 41 19 52

Mutsha Sea Robbers 30 11 10 9 33 25 43

Mashau Thenga Black Lions 30 11 8 11 32 33 41

Masokolara FC 30 11 7 12 31 34 41

Doli Anchors FC 30 11 7 12 37 37 40

Mutsha Atlantis FC 30 9 10 11 30 31 36

Vhangani Freedom Celebrities 30 7 11 12 29 33 34

Tshitavhadulu Elemel United 30 8 7 15 31 55 31

Tshakhuma Shooting Stars 30 8 4 18 34 56 28

Tshakhuma Fenele FC 30 7 7 16 27 47 25

Gwamasenga FC 30 7 1 22 20 50 22

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The manager of the newly formed team, Madodonga Mabilu FC, Mr Madambi "Mirror" Lisoga (left) welcomed the donation of the new soccer kit from Mphefhedzi Construction. The official handing over was held last Thursday at Makhado. In our photo, Lisoga receives the new kit from Mr Thupi Masiavhula.

Ntuwiseni Mulaudzi of Dynamos controls the ball.

It was sweet revenge for Tshiozwi Dynamos when they beat Madombidzha Western Stars 2-1 in the final of the Liwebeda tournament at the Madombidzha grounds on Sunday.

Dynamos lost 1-2 to Stars the previous weekend.Stars squandered numerous obvious chances in

the first half. The leading goal scorer, Thabo Matuba, could

not live up to his reputation as he was contained by Matodzi Maruli.

Lufuno Ndou and Thabo Mamburu of Stars should have scored more than twice each, but they could not beat the rock-solid defence.

No goals were scored in the first half. After the interval, Stars’ keeper, Hector Malange, made a fantastic one-on-one stop.

In the 56th minute, Nedzamba burst down the left flank and beat keeper Malange at the near post from a tight angle.

Moments later, Malange handled the ball outside the penalty area and Referee Tshifhiwa Sadiki awarded a free kick to Dynamos. Mirila Mabasa scored from the set piece.

Rio Ramabulana of Stars beat the defence and passed the ball to Thabo Matuba, who scored easily.

Late in the match, Thabo Mamburu of Stars was red-carded for a second bookable offence.

Sweet revenge for Tshiozwi Dynamos

The winner of the female marathon, Lizzy Chokera.

Olivia Chitachi won the half-marathon for a second successive year.

The winners of the Two Countries Marathon: Kanakwashe Kanduna (2), Nkosiyazi Sibanda (1) and Charles Hoza (3).

The winners of the half-marathon are, from left to right, Calvin Pangiso (2), Paul Manwa (1) and Phathisa Ngwabi (3).

The winner of last year’s Two Countries Marathon, Zimba-bwean Nkosiyazi Sibanda (32), did it again when he won the marathon for the second time last Saturday.

The marathon started in Zim-babwe and ended in Musina.

It was well-attended by both South Africans and Zimbabwe-ans.

Sibanda finished the race in 2:27:00, followed by Kundak-washe Kanduna in 2:30.40 and

Charles Hoza, also from Zimba-bwe, in 2:30.50.

In the women’s category, last year’s winner, Lizzy Chokera, from Zimbabwe won again, when she completed the race in 3:09:32.

Paul Manwa of Kenya, an athlete of the Toyota Athletics Club, won the half-marathon for men in 1:05.10. Calvin Pangiso, the winner of last year, finished second in 1:05: 24. Phathisa Ngwabi (Mr Price) ended third

in 1:05:57. Olivia Chitachi (Zim-babwe) won the half-marathon for women, followed by Rofhiwa Mandiwana of Nedbank. Veteran Paulina Phoho finished the race in third place.

During the prize-giving cere-mony, the mayor of the Musina Municipality, Cllr Carol Phiri, extended her congratulations to the participants. She added that they were working hard to ensure that next year's race will be bigger.

Nkosiyazi wins Two Countries again


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Bad start for LeopardsBlack Leopards were beaten 2-1 by African Warriors at Seshego Stadium last Friday. They started their NFD campaign extreme-ly shakily, with only one league point after two matches.

Leopards only have themselves to blame. They abused countless scoring opportunities in the opening minutes. Their lethal striker, David Zulu, unleashed prematurely, instead of moving a few steps towards the keeper, Siayonga Mbatha.

The only player who was booked for rough tackling was Meshack Maphangule of Leopards. He tackled Thamsang Ngema from behind when the game was 12 minutes old.

Kamokgelo Mabuye of Warriors inter-cepted a back pass by a defender of the home team and blasted in a rocket. The keeper of the home team, Dino Visser, dived in the wrong direction.

Leopards made three replacements in the second half. They introduced Brian Ami-du, Thomas Madimba and Edgar Manaka respectively. Amidu went loose from the right-hand corner and unleashed a ground cutter to equalise.

After the goal, Leopards came back strong-ly. The players of Warriors had to abandon their positions and packed themselves at the far back.

The Vhembe boys should have scored in the 66th minute, but the keeper of Warriors denied them the goal when he saved Meshack ”Mabedi” Maphangule’s shot.

The winning goal for Warriors came after a rebound in the 75th minute, when Thami Ngema scored easily. Keeper Dino Visser of Leopards had to stretch to the limit to save Si-yabonga Vilani’s volley in the dying minutes.

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Limpopo Mirror 20 September 2013