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MOKOPANE – Groot was die verbasing toe motoriste ‘n witrenoster langs die pad buite die dorp sien stap Maandagoggend. Die renoster het Sondagaand deur die heining van die wildsplaas waar hy aangehou word gebreek.

“Met renosters wat so bedreig word deur al wat ’n stroper is, verkies ons om nie te sê presies waar die renoster rondgeloop het nie,” sê Percy Fyfe Dierebeskermingsverenig-ing (DBV) bestuurder Marcelle Maritz. “Ons het dadelik begin reël vir die nodige werkkrag om die renoster terug in sy kamp te kry.”

Die renoster is per helikopter met ’n ver-dowingsmiddel geskiet en per vragmotor ter-uggeneem na sy betrokke kamp. Die eienaar wou nie sy naam of plaas bekend maak nie.

Volgens die Save the Rhino webwerf is 1215 renosters in 2014 gestroop (een elke agt uur).

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WATERBERG - 'n Vlaag plaasaanvalle in Limpopo se Waterberg-omgewing die af-gelope twee maande het die Demokratiese Alliansie (DA) se nasionale woordvoerder, Phumzile van Damme, aangespoor om 'n afvaardiging op 'n feitesending na Modi-molle te stuur om vas te stel waarom die aanvalle skielik so gekonsentreerd voorkom. Byna die helfte van die 22 plaasaanvalle in Limpopo vanjaar het in hierdie gebied voorgekom.

Die afvaardiging bestaande uit Dianne Kohler Barnard, Annette Steyn, Jacques Smalle, Desiree van der Walt, Langa Bodlani en Kathlego Phaala het met boere, gemeen-skapslede, georganiseerde landbouleiers en polisielede oor die voorvalle gepraat.

Gemoedere het hoog geloop met een boer wat gedreig het om enige iemand wat sy plaas betree dood te skiet, selfs lede van die polisie. Kohler Barnard wat die afvaar-diging gelei het, het begrip getoon vir die gemeenskap se frustrasies, maar het dit duidelik gemaak dat sulke dreigemente nie die oplossing is nie.

Willem van Jaarsveld, uitvoerende bestuurder van Agri Limpopo se voorstel

Plaasaanvalle ondersoek

dat daar 'n sentrale kantoor vir landelike veiligheid opgerig word wat inisiatiewe tus-sen inwoners, plaaswagte en die polisie ko-ordineer is baie gunstig deur alle partye ont-vang. Hy meen so 'n kantoor kan betroubare statistiek opbou en tendense in misdaad vin-nig identifiseer en aan die plaaslike, provin-siale en nasionale owerhede rapporteer.

Desiree van der Walt het gesê sy sal self een maal 'n maand as vrywilliger in daardie kantoor diens doen. Sy glo dat die polisie in die Waterbergomgewing hul bes doen. Die feit dat verdagtes in byna al die aanvalle in hierdie omgewing in hegtenis geneem is ge-tuig daarvan.

Die plaaslike polisiestasies gaan egter-almal gebuk onder personeeltekorte en aan voertuie om pro-aktief te patrolleer.

Boere meen 'n toestroming van onwettige immigrante uit Zimbabwe na dié omgewing speel 'n rol. Die Spoorsnyers, 'n groep vrywil-ligers wat die polisie bystaan in landelike misdaad ondersoeke het onlangs via hul Facebook bladsy 'n beroep op boere gedoen om seker te maak hulle het afskrifte van die Zimbabwiers wat hulle in diens neem se identiteitsdokumente en verblyfpermitte.

Is dit ’n renoster in die pad?

Martie Pretorius ([email protected])

MOKOPANE – Nóg ’n skoonheidstitel is voorverlede Saterdag deur die jong Wilita Leë (8) van Mokopane opgeraap nadat sy teen meer as 70 ander deelnemers by die Meropa Casino & Entertainment World meegeding en as 2015 se “Miss Ob-server Cover Girl” gekroon is.

“Skok, vreugde en weer skok.” Só het Elita Jansen van Vuuren, Wilita se ma, haar en haar dogter se reaksie op Facebook beskryf nadat die beoordelaars haar “pop” as die algehele wenner in die finale skoon-heidskompetisie aangekondig het. Elita sê hulle het verwag dat Wilita haar kategorie sou wen en was aangenaam verras toe sy die groot titel onder alle deelnemers tussen een tot 24-jaar as algehele wenner opraap.

Dié jong skoonheid is ’n Graad 2 leerder aan Mokopane Primary School. “Ek hou van mooi rokke en is gek daaroor om te wys hoe mooi ’n dogtertjie regtig kan lyk,” sê dié klein model.

Wilita het op vyf-jarige ouderdom

Klein skoonheid woeker met talente

LEPHALALE – A woman withdrawing money from the FNB ATM at the Lepha-lale Mall on Saturday found herself tar-geted by thieves when her bank card was snatched by three suspects.

The woman was able to provide the police with a detailed description of the vehicle they fled in.

Warrant officer Frans Mokoena, spokes-person for the Lephalale police, says that the police asked the community to be on the lookout for the vehicle and it was quickly spotted by community members who went in pursuit of the car.

(2012) haar heel eerste skoonheidskompe-tisie gewen. Daarna, sê haar ma, het haar dogter se harde werk as model by Limpopo Beauty Modelling Academy van Katryn Bar-wise as Miss Humanity International vir die res gesorg. Wilita spog na dese reeds met 12 titels agter haar naam onder meer Queen of the North junior 2014, Polokwane Show Queen 2014 en Mej. Kierieklapper junior 2014. Laasgenoemde titel het sy vir twee jaar in ’n ry gewen en vanjaar se titel as mej. DBV Junior behoort ook aan haar.

“Behalwe dat ek baie graag mej. Lim-popo wil wees wanneer ek groot is, is my groot droom om eendag die regte koningin en prinsesse in Engeland te ontmoet,” sê Wilita vasberade.

Wilita sê sy sien baie uit na die Miss Summer Glitz kompetisie wat vroeg in Ok-tober vir haar wink asook die Porsche Missy SA waaraan sy einde Oktober graag wil deel-neem.

Regs: Mokopane se eie Wilita Leë (8) kort na haar kroning as “Miss Observer Cover Girl 2015”.

Suspects caught after car chase

The driver of the vehicle lost control and collided with a tree on the Stockport road outside Lephalale. The suspects were ap-

prehended by the police and arrested. They will appear in court on Tuesday on charges relating to theft and reckless driving.

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Evangelis weer in MokopaneMOKOPANE - Evangelis en motiver-ingspreker, Johnny Louw, is eersdaags weer in Mokopane as deel van sy “Lim-popo vir Jesus” program.

Hy besoek Mokopane vanaf 29 Julie tot 4 Augustus. Hy is 31 Julie om 19:00 te sien by Hoërskool Piet Potgieter se saal en tree as spreker op van 2-5 Augustus by die Church of the First Born in Mahwelereng (langs die Mokopane Hospitaal).

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Arrested for vehicle theft GROBLERSBRUG – Three men tried to en-ter Botswana on Friday with a vehicle that was allegedly stolen.

The suspects arrived at the border post with three luxury vehicless just before clos-ing time. They handed over their passports and vehicle documentation to the clearance offers in their aim to enter Botswana.

"We noticed that the documentation was not in order and ordered further investigation into the matter,” says warrant officer Hennie van Staden of the Groblersbrug Port of Entry police.

On Saturday, it was confirmed that the documentation was fraudulent and the men were arrested for motor vehicle theft, fraud and possession of fraudulent documentation.

The suspects appeared in the Mokopane magistrate court on Monday and their case was postponed to 30 July.

Action plan for municipality LEPHALALE – During a National Council of Provinces (NCoP) meeting last Thursday, held at the Lephalale municipality, various municipal action plans for the previous quar-ter were discussed.

The district executive mayor, Rosina Mogotlane, said that some towns in Water-berg district are faced with high population densities, ageing infrastructure and high population growth.

“Our towns should be resilient to these developments and challenges in infrastructure provision,” Mogotlane says, adding that Lephalale has an aged water infrastructure with water stoppages at Marapong.

“We are in the process of replacing the current asbestos pipes that are still being used,” Mogotlane says.

“In addition to this the sewer network has reached it capacity and we are currently re-engineering this network.”

In Lephalale, about 13 652 urban house-holds and 6 759 rural households have ac-cess to refuse removal.

“The landfill site is owned by Exxaro and we are in the process of transferring the ownership to the Lephalale municipality,” Mogotlane confirmed.

Busted for selling counterfeit goods

LEPHALALE – A 29-year-old Nigerian man was arrested last Friday for selling coun-terfeit body lotion. Warrant officer Frans Mokoena of the Lephalale police says the man was arrested by members of the K9-unit while he was selling the goods.

Man sets fire to school tablesMARAPONG – A 28-year-old man was arrested for malicious damage to property on Monday after he set fire to tables at Tshireletso High School.

Lephalale police spokesperson, warrant officer Frans Mokoena, says the man is said to be unhappy because his brother refused to give him the title deed to their home.

The man was charged and appeared in the Lephalale magis-trate court on Wednesday.

Baby born in police stationMAHWELERENG - Mperwane Ngoakwana gave birth at the Mahwelereng police station on Thursday shortly after she asked police members there to call an ambulance. Here the constables who assisted Ngoakwana with the birth holds baby Mahlatse whose name means “getting assistance.”

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and Onverwacht. Please phone Alma on

082 879 1582.By Amanda Basson ([email protected])

LEPHALALE – The temporary bridge be-tween Vaalwater and Lephalale is not going to be fixed soon. This is according to Mayor Jack Maeko speaking at the National Coun-cil of Provinces meeting earlier this week.

Maeko said the municipality is aware that the road can no longer cope with the traffic load. “We have the same problem with the road between Lephalale and Mokopane that uses two single bridges,” Maeko said.

“Roads Agency of Limpopo (RAL) and Exxaro are upgrading three district roads for us, but there are insufficient funds to fix all the roads around our area.”

The road between Vaalwater and Lepha-lale is notorious for the amount of accidents that occur at the temporary bridge. Charles

By Martie Pretorius ([email protected])

MOKOPANE - The municipality must strive to do better by interacting more with its community and responding fast-er to queries regarding delivery of basic services, Mogalakwena Mayor, Malesela Parks Sebatjane, said when he delivered his State of the Municipality Address at the Park Hotel this week.

Sebatjane said this was one of the recommendations by the National Council of Provinces during a recent oversight visit. He added that during the visit, Mogalakwena municipalty showed its commitment to focusing on strengthening good governance, institutional efficiency and increasing the pace of service delivery.

On the political turmoil of the past year the Mayor added that the municipality is determined that the local labour forum will contribute to the municipality’s healing pro-cess with regards to human resource issues. “A stable institution is in the best interest of

New beginning for Mogalakwena?all, more so to the people of Mogalakwena munici-pality.”

Sebatjane elaborated on the various commu-nity outreaches focusing mainly on service delivery related matters. Readers can read more on these points on the Northern News website at www.noordnuus.co.za.

The summary of Mo-galakwena Municipality’s budget for 2015/16 is as

follows: The total budget is R1 082 246 405.

The capital budget is R409 888 680 and the operating budget is R783 557 725.

“The future of our municipality is tied to our unwavering commitment, hard work, and forging of human solidarity with the people of Mogalakwena and the private sector partner-ships,” concluded Sebatjane.

No money to fix roads and bridges

Lekalakala, a truck driver who travels be-tween Gauteng and Lephalale on a weekly basis, says that he has seen three accidents where vehicles drove into the ditch next to the temporary bridge.

“I don’t know how the drivers can still have accidents while there are so many road markings indicating that there is road works in progress.

“I have even seen some trucks get stuck on the bridge because they are too big to pass through the structure,” Lekalakala says.

The temporary bridge was built by Exx-aro, Eskom and local farmers last year after the road was destroyed during floods.

According to Dries Basson, the DA coun-cilor for Waterberg district, the area was declared a disaster area and the road should have been repaired out of the disaster man-agement fund.

By Amanda Basson ([email protected])

MARAPONG – Margaret Setuki (53), a resi-dent in Alfred Nzo street, says that sewage has been seeping into her yard since last Sunday. “The Lephalale municipality started to pump sewage from a pipeline the area on Sunday and since then it has been almost unbearable living in my house”

A municipal worker said that they were given instruction to pump the sewage from the pipeline into an open field behind Setuki’s house because the system was too full.

Setuki says that there are four adults and five young children living with her. “I am wor-ried about the health of the kids because the sewage is covering my entire back yard and the stench is unbearable.”

Francine Setuki (30) is also living on the premises with her 10-month old baby (see photo). “I am disgusted by the sewage and the municipality's lack of intervention.”

Stephen Manamela, the DA councilor living in the area, says it is inhumane to let people live in such conditions. “It is unac-ceptable to allow municipal workers to pump sewage into an area that is so close to resi-dential houses.”

After queries from Northern News, the municipality says that a standby team was called out on Sunday to unblock a pipe lead-ing to the sewage plant in Marapong. It was found that the line was blocked and immedi-ate action needed to be taken to prevent sewage from back-flowing into homes.

According to the municipality, by drain-

Sewage causes havoc

ing the pump the team managed to unblock the pipe and restore the flow of sewage in the area. They are investigating the incident and have sent out a team to clean the area, including Setuki’s home.

The municipality requests residents to re-frain from flushing hair pieces, diapers, sani-tary towels, condoms, cloth and other items down their toilets and drains. It is not advis-able to sweep dirt and sand into man holes as foreign objects block pipes and cause damage to the sewage system in general.

Community members are advised to report matters like these to the municipal-ity, their ward councilors or ward commit-tee members. Blockages can be reported to 082 306 9446.


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Shape your child

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By Minda Marshall

I sometimes shake my head in disbelief that we as parents have abdicated our position of authority in the lives of our children in such a gross way. They were entrusted to us; given into our care so that we can be the main shaping influence in their future success, but somehow we were duped into thinking it is the school, the teacher, the church, always someone else’s responsibility to shape them into pro-ficient and successful people.

Someone said: "...the world owes you nothing, it was here first!" As parents we should take note, and prepare ourselves and our children for positive future advance. Negative thoughts and destructive emotions can never take us to a successful future. Make the choice to pursue a better future by setting your mind on the positive. You can be the biggest influence for success in your child’s life!

In our previous discussion we looked at one of the ‘Habits of Mind’ - ‘Responding with wonderment and awe’. I hope that you have taken time to build this pattern into your child deliberately? Remember, change does not happen by chance, we must make a deliberate choice to action change in our own lives. If we value change, we will be sensitive to find opportunities and commit to bring about the changes that are needed.

We take a look at ‘persisting’. In today’s way of life it is easy to quit, and try some-thing new. At the first instance of a challeng-ing situation we tend to give up, to move on, and to find something or someone else. But studies have proven that success is connect-ed to action. Successful people keep moving. They make mistakes, but they never quit.

We should teach our children to stick to the task at hand; to follow through to completion; to remain focused. Participating in sport is a wonderful opportunity to teach them this habit. Somehow the focus of sport became ‘winning the game at all cost’. In my perception this is the lowest form of success! True success is when participating in the sport builds a pattern for accurate LIFE into you. Just think of the races where a winning athlete turned back to help a fellow runner cross the finishing line! These are the ones we remember in the end.

We need to teach our children ‘when the going gets tough, the tough get going’! If they signed up for a sport – support them. Fin-ish the season, stay in it with them to teach them accurate ways of response in the face of failure. Don’t allow them to put the blame on the coach, the apparatus, the judges and the referee. Teach them how to have persis-tence, how to keep on practising until they get it right. I remember my daughter’s strug-gles with learning to do a handstand in gym-nastics. She was so discouraged, being left-handed, and seeing all her friends acquiring the skill, but not being able to get it right herself! She cried, wanted to quit and my heart was breaking for her! But I knew, if she quit now it would set a pattern in her mind for the rest of her life. We decided together that we wouldn’t stop until we get it right. I started finding out as much as I could, and supported her in every way I knew how… and she won a prize a few years later for the best rhythmic gymnast in the province. But it didn’t end there, today she is one of the best coaches in the province! Her gymnasts love her, because she knows how to help them lovingly to persist until they get it right.

Efficient people stick to a task until it is completed. They don’t give up easily. They are able to analyse a problem, and they develop a system, structure, or strategy to confront it. They have different strategies for solving different problems, and they employ a range of these strategies. Teach your child, help them to develop a ‘never quit’ attitude. In this life it is always about how we act and react to what is happening to and around us. The teacher at school cannot teach these most important principles of life to your child. These become the ‘life-structure’ that make the difference at the end of the day!

Learning curve

LEPHALALE – Avbob het ’n nuwe tak oopgemaak en verbind hom tot toegewyde kliënte diens.

Neels Bernardo, die verteenwoordiger vir die Lephalale-tak, is reeds tien jaar in die begrafnis bedryf. “Ek wil meer as die ekstra tree saam met my kliënte stap om seker te maak dat hulle gelukkig is met my diens,” sê Neels.

Avbob bied verskeie pakkette aan om in sy kliënte se behoeftes te voorsien en is gelinieer met UASA, GBA en Solidariteit. Een van die pakkette is ‘n gratis voordele begraf-nisdiens waarvan min mense bewus is. Neels nooi almal uit om ‘n draai by sy tak by die Marula Mile kompleks in Louis Bothastraat te kom maak om meer oor hierdie pakkette uit te vind. Hy kan ook gekontak word op sel: 079 814 4845.

LEPHALALE – Laerskool Bosveld Primary het hierdie kwartaal ‘n nuwe energieke en ervare gesig verwelkom.

Henry James is gebore in Pretoria waar hy sy laer-skoolloopbaan voltooi het. Hy het sy hoërskooljare deurge-bring by Wagpos Landbouseunsskool in Brits. Hy het in Potchefstroom onderwys gestudeer en is al 15 jaar in die onderwys. Sy lys van ampte sluit in hoof van sport by laerskole (direkteur van sport by 'n hoërskool) en depart-mentshoof van 'n laerskool. Hy het ook al waargeneem as ‘n adjunkhoof.

Henry is ‘n ywerige sportman wat al provinsiale- en streeks-spanne afgerig het in rugby en hokkie. Hy is ook tans op die Top 10 rugby skeidsregterspaneel van die Limpopo Bloubulle en ‘n rugby skeidsregter by die senior rugby unie Limpopo Bloubulle.

Henry sê dat hy dit geniet om skool te hou, maak nie saak watter vak hy aanbied nie. Alle fasette rondom sport is sy groot liefde.

Volgens Henry voel hy alreeds gemaklik en tuis by sy nuwe skool. "Ek sien uit na my reis by Laerskool Bosveld Primary."

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Louis Boshoff en Pieter van der Merwe van die Potgietersrus CVO Skool het die afgelope skoolvakansie deelgeneem aan die Redenaars Bokkieweek in Kroonstad. Louis het ‘n algeheel tweede plek vir sy deelname in Graad 10 behaal en Pieter het algeheel vyfde in Graad 12 geeïnig.

Redenaars blink uit

EHS maths teacher excelsPOLOKWANE - Mike Mole-koa, a maths teacher of Hoërskool Ellisras, had the opportunity to attend an Association for Mathemat-ics Education in South Africa (AMESA) National Congress from 28 June to 3 July at the University of Limpopo. AMESA aims to empower and develop Mathematicians profes-sionally. The members of congress were fortunate to attend lectures of international speakers amongst others from the USA. There were also competitions in which members could take part such as number- and Fibonacci-numbers sponsored by CASIO and SHARP calculators. Mike won both competi-tions and received graphic CASIO – and SHARP Elwrite Scientific calculators. Each member also received a certificate of participation for the 40-hour maths course.


Deur Martie Pretorius ([email protected])

MOKOPANE - Die jaarlikse prysuitdeling van die Potgietersrus Rolbalklub is verlede Donderdag by die rolbalklub gehou. Rolbal-spelers in hulle onderskeie afdelings is by hierdie geleentheid vereer vir hulle presta-sies oor die afgelope jaar.

Rolbalklub vereer bestes

Bo: Bessie de Beer, vroue president van die Potgietersrus Rolbalklub, wens vir Hennie Smit geluk as een van die die gemengde pare mans wenners. Antonie Abrahamse wat dié toekenning met Smit deel was afwesig. Regs is James Steele, die klubkompetisie sekretaris.

Bo: Die dames pare wenners behoort aan Linda Smit (heel links) en Lida Steele. Steele is ook as die klub se 2-bal dames enkel wenner aangewys. By hulle is Bessie de Beer en James Steele.

Bo: Tjaart van der Merwe is vereer as die klub se 2-bal mans enkels wenner. Hy word gelukgewens deur Bessie de Beer en James Steele.

Regs: Bessie de Beer is aangewys as die dames enkel klub kampioen. De Beer is ook saam met James Steele as die gemengde pare wenners aangewys.

Bo: Die mans enkel klubkampioen titel is aan Dewald de Beer toegeken. Bessie de Beer oorhandig sy trofee.

Bo: Dewald de Beer en Rienie Dekker word vereer as die 2x4 gemengde pare wenners.

Regs: Die 2-bal gemengde pare wenners is aan Blackie Swart en Urma Prinsloo toegeken. Prinsloo ook die Victrix Ludorum. Sy het die afgelope jaar die meeste klub kompetisies gewen.

Bo: Die klub se bestuurslede voor van links: Urma Prinsloo (klub sekretares-se), Dewald de Beer (klub president) en Elra van der Walt (spyseniering koördineerder). Agter van links: James Steele (kompetisie sekretaris), Tjaart van der Merwe (vise-president en ontwikkelingsbeampte) en Klasie Le Roux (tesourier).


Skuts presteerVAALWATER - Saterdag was Ellisras Hoërskool se boogskiet skuts weer in aksie te sien teen Aterberg Academy, Vivo CVO en Lephalale Primary School. Dirk Nel kom algeheel tweede van die senior seuns en FA Kemp derde. Dirk is algeheel derde en Ellisras Hoërskool kom tweede.

BELA BELA - Hoërskool Ellisras se landsdiens leerders het tydens die vakansie by Emmerentia Geldenhuys kampterrein uitgekamp waar hulle aangewys is as die beste Landsdiens-skool in Limpopo. Tydens hierdie geleentheid verwerf Estefan Pieterse vir ‘n tweede keer Springbok kleure. Die leerders sal vanaf 7-13 Desember aan ‘n nasionale landsdiens week in Mpumalanga deelneem waar Lindie Lee van der Merwe en Nico Janse van Rensburg sal mik om hulle Springbok kleure te kry.

Bossies se landloop-sterreMODIMOLLE - Die afgelope naweek het Laerskool Bosveld Primary aan ‘n landloop kompetisie deelgeneem en al die Bossies het onder die eerste 10 atlete ingekom.

Die skool wens atlete sterkte toe vir die volgende byeenkoms waar die Limpopospan gekies gaan word. Hier is Erhard Geyser in aksie. - Lorize Marx

MOKOPANE – Tien swemmers van Tuks Mokopane Swemklub het vanaf 7 tot 11 Julie aan die KwaZulu-Natal Prestige Gala in Durban deelgeneem waar die aflos span bestaande uit Pietie Vogel, Ruben Glover, Ruard Nel en Xander Glover vir hulleself goud verwerf het in die 4x100m vryslag aflos. Die-selfde spannetjie het ook silwer verwerf vir die 4x50m wisselslag aflos.

In húlle aflos het Morné van der Bank, Danré Grové en Raymond Kockott hulle per-soonlike beste tye geswem in die 4x100m vryslag aflos en het elkeen ’n silwermedalje opgeraap. Van der Bank en Grové het ook deurgedring na die finale toe.

Al die swemmers wat aan die gala deel-geneem het, is Morné van der Bank, Danré Grové, Raymond Kockott, Pietie Vogel, Ru-ben Glove, Ruard Nel, Xander Glover, Jeska Tiersma, Karla Vogel en Carla Nel.

Regs bo: Tuks Mokopane Swemklub se junior aflosspan, van links, Ruard Nel, Pietie Vogel, Ruben Glover en Xander Glover spog met ’n Goue- en silwermedalje wat hulle by die on-langse Kwa- Zulu Natal Prestige gala in Durban verower het

Regs; Tuks Mokopane Swemklub se senior aflosspan, van links, Pieter de Beer, Danré Grové, Morné van der Bank en Raymond Kockott wat tydens die onlangse Kwa-Zulu Natal Prestige Gala in Durban uitstekend presteer het.

Hestlerie Botha, ‘n Graad 7 leerder van Laerskool Kruger-park het verlede Woensdag ‘n sesde plek by die Landloop Interhoër behaal terwyl sy derde in haar ouderdoms-groep was. Sy het 4km afgelê.

Tuks swemmers blink uit EHS beste Landsdiensskool in Limpopo

Kranige atleet het lang asem

Jong ruiter beïndruk MOKOPANE - Leoné de Kok, ‘n jong ruiter van Mokopane het vanaf 7 tot 9 Julie aan die Nasionale uithourit kampioenskappe in Fauresmith deelgeneem en as wenner in die kinderafdeling uit die stryd getree.

Die uithourit waaraan De Kok deelge-neem het, strek oor drie dae waartydens ruiters 201 km aflê. Dit word bestempel as die moeilikste uithourit ter wêreld met baie streng kriteria en uitdagende faktore. Leoné het dit in ‘n tyd van 8 uur en 26 minute voltooi. Sy is aangewys as die land se kinder-ruiter van die jaar en sy word erken as kinder ruiter wat die rit in die kortste tyd voltooi het.

n Bobaas ruiter van Mokopane, Leoné de Kok en haar perd Nardien Shakira.

HPP nеtbalspеlеrs vеrееr MOKOPANE - Hoërskool Piet Potgieter (HPP) het verlede week tydens die skool se jaarlikse netbal prysuitdelingfunksie erken-ning gegee aan die skool se beste netbal-spelers.

Die beste o/14 A-span speler is Jessica Matjiu. René Buitendag het ’n toekenning ontvang vir beste vordering. Die o/14 B-span beste speler is Mponi Shilabje. In in die o/15 A-span is Anje de Wet die beste speler en Sonja Grobbelaar is vereer vir vordering. Die o/15 B-span beste speler is Carmen du Toit.

Keila Venter is die o/16 A-span beste speler en Natascha Grobler as die speler met die beste vordering. Die tweede span se beste speler is Charissa Korkie.

Die eerste span se beste speler is De-moné Oosthuizen. Die algehele beste speler in die junior afdeling is Anje de Wet en die algehele beste spelerin die senior afdeling is Natasha Koen.



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LEPHALALE - Die o/15 Ellisras Hoër-skool (EHS) rugbyspan moes Saterdag teen Hoërskool Piet Potgieter (HPP) uitspeel om as Limpopo wenners (medium skole) uit die stryd te tree.

Na 'n titaniese stryd het die Ras-sies met 16-12 geseëvier en Arno Barnard is aangewys as man van die wedstryd. Die hoof, Louis Campbell, het die manne geprys tydens Maandag se saal opening en gesê hulle het soos een man gespeel.

Die span rus nou vir ‘n naweek voor hulle teen ‘n skool wat nog bepaal moet word, op tuisgrond, in die kwart einde van die Beeldtrofee sal speel.

Die Rassies se o/16 rugbyspan speel hierdie Saterdag uit teen Lowveld HIgh School van Mpumalan-ga, op tuisgrond, om te kwalifiseer vir die kwart einde van die Beeld trofee. Die o/16’s van EHS is Limpopo naas-wenners in die mediumskole afdeling.

LEPHALALE - Groot eer het Johan Pitout, ‘n Graad 12 leerder van Hoërskool Ellisras, te beurt geval toe hy tot die Mauritz Hansen skole rugbyspan verkies is wat 2-12 Oktober 2015 na Ierland toer. Net drie van Limpopo se leerders is in die span. As enigiemand is wat Johan wil borg, skakel sy pa, Johan Pitout, by sel: 083 588 6225.

EHS se groen masjien is gereed

Links: Arno Barnard ontvang sy trofee man van die wedstryd by sy afrigter mnr. Eddie Elmes.

EHS rugbyspeler gaan Ierland toe

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